Safety rules

1. jacket A flotation device worn to help you float and stay safe in water, especially when you are not a strong swimmer.
3. alarm An alarm system that emits a loud sound or flashes lights to warn people of a fire. When you hear it, evacuate immediately.
4. sign A yellow sign with black letters that warns you about potential hazards or dangers. Always pay attention to caution signs.
8. goggles Protective eyewear that shields your eyes from potential hazards, like flying debris or chemicals, in certain activities.
10. A floating device, usually shaped like a ring, used for rescue in water. It helps someone stay afloat until help arrives.
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12. A safety belt that you fasten across your body when sitting in a vehicle. It helps keep you secure during a drive.
14. light A signal with red, yellow, and green lights that control the flow of vehicles and pedestrians at intersections.

2. exit A clearly marked exit in buildings that should be used in case of emergencies like fires or earthquakes.
3. aid kit A box containing medical supplies to help provide initial treatment in case of minor injuries or emergencies.
4. A designated area on the road where pedestrians can safely cross. Always use a crosswalk when crossing the street.
5. A protective headgear that you wear to keep your head safe. It's important to wear a helmet when riding a bicycle.
6. escape A special route designed to help people quickly and safely exit a building in case of a fire or emergency.
7. mat A mat with a special surface that provides grip and prevents slipping. It's used in places where floors may be slippery.
9. extinguisher A device used to put out small fires. It sprays a special substance that helps stop the fire from spreading.
13. sign A red sign with white letters that tells drivers to come to a complete stop. Always obey the stop sign when you see it.