Emergency situations

You are in a hotel when you hear someone shouting for help from another room. What do you do?

You are in a supermarket when a child is found lost and crying. What action do you take?

You are tourists in a foreign country and one of you loses your passport. You go to the embassy together to report it.

You are on a video call and your colleague says they feel chest pain and dizzy. How do you react?”

You are driving on a highway and witness a serious car accident. What do you do?

You’re passengers on a plane when turbulence starts and someone nearby becomes hysterical. One of you is the nervous passenger, the other offers reassurance.

You’re walking late at night when you hear someone shouting for help in a nearby alley. One of you wants to investigate, the other is unsure or afraid.”

You are in a crowded place when a pickpocket steals someone’s wallet. What do you do?

You’re in a restaurant when a fire starts in the kitchen. One of you is a customer, the other is a staff member.”

You’re roommates and there’s a power outage during a storm. One of you is panicking, the other tries to stay calm.

You are in your apartment building and you smell gas. What steps do you take?

You are on a flight when a fellow passenger becomes unresponsive. How do you help?

You are with a friend who suddenly has a severe allergic reaction. What steps do you take?

You’re at a public event and hear someone scream that their child is missing. One of you is a bystander, the other is the parent

You’re on a train when someone suddenly faints in front of you. How do you respond?”