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While babysitting your younger sibling you decide to practice your home escape plan.

You accidently touch a hot pan on the stove. You run your hand under cool water for 3-5 min.

You see a video online of someone setting a fire. It looked cool so you decide to recreate the video.

Your pan accidently catches on fire while cooking. You immediately grab a pot of water to try to put it out.

After you finish using the phone before bed you plug it in to charge and put it under your pillow.

You hear a smoke alarm going off in your house. You immediately grab your phone to call your parents while you continue watching TV.

Your carbon monoxide alarm goes off. You open the window to air out the house and go back to sleep.

You're home alone and decide to light a candle in your room. You place the candle on your nightstand, and leave the room to go to the kitchen.

Your family moves into a new home with an attached garage and notices there's no carbon monoxide alarms. Your family decides it's not necessary to get one since there's no fuel burning appliances in the home.

You haven't checked the batteries in your smoke alarm for a year. It starts to beep, and you ignore it because its just a 'low battery' signal.

You plug in the toaster and realize the cord is frayed and exposed. You decide to tape it up and continue using it.

You decide to make yourself a grilled cheese for lunch. Before you start cooking you move the towel that was on top of the stove.

You and your family create a home escape plan. You draw the layout, find one way out, and select a meeting point outside the home. No one checks to make sure the exit is clear to use.