Sample Literacy Skills TestNote: I recommend using Chrome, Firefox or Safari as some users have reported issues with Internet Explorer not recording answers correctly.Instructions:- There are 6 questions in this Sample Literacy Skills Test (from the 30 questions found in each of the full-size practice tests).- You have 8 mins to complete the test.- After clicking the next button, a body of text will be shown first. This text ends with a horosontal line across the screen. Below this line are the questions related to the body of test.- After clicking the next button, the exam timer will begin. The timer is located on the browser tab and also on the bottom right of each page.- After the timer runs out, a window will appear providing you with 2x options; one to submit the test to end it and the other to cancel the timer and continue with the test.- At the end of the exam, the correct answer will be shown against your answer and you will be provided with an overall score as well answer explanations.- You can complete the exam as many times as you wish by refreshing the browser.Click on the 'Next' button below to begin.Dear DAC Electric Members How To Prepare For A Winter StormWith winter arriving next month, along comes significant storms, which can bring extreme cold, freezing rain, ice, snow, high winds, or a combination of all of these conditions. This newsletter is intended to help protect yourself before, during, and after a storm. Planning and preparing can make a big difference in safety and resiliency in the wake of a storm. The ability to maintain or quickly recover following a storm requires a focus on preparedness, advanced planning, and knowing what to do in the event of a storm. Now / Prepare Stock emergency supplies, and install battery-powered or battery backed-up carbon monoxide detectors and smoke detectors.Identify a place nearby where you can safely warm up should you lose heat in your home.Prepare an outage kit that includes a battery-powered radio, flashlight with fresh batteries, a portable power bank for your mobile phone and bottled water.Keep a stock of canned food in your cupboard, along with a manual can opener. During / SurviveStay indoors and off the roads. If you must drive, keep emergency supplies in your car. Allow line workers to restore your powerClose off rooms to consolidate and retain heat.Dress in layers, and pile a few extra blankets and sweaters together so you can find them easily if the heat goes off.Never use a generator, camp stove, charcoal grill, or gasoline or propane heater indoors, as these items can start accidental fires, cause electric shock, and/or cause deadly carbon monoxide poisoning.Stay away from fallen or sagging power lines. They could be dangerous even if the power is out. After / Be SafeOnly drive if necessary. Remove snow and ice from your tailpipe before starting your car, and check regularly if idling. Clean all snow and ice from your car before driving.Dress in warm clothing, stay dry, prevent prolonged exposure to cold and wind, and avoid overexertion clearing/shovelling snow. Overexertion can lead to a medical emergency.Monitor local news and alerts for emergency information and instructions.1: What is the purpose of this newsletter?to inform people of the risks of stormsto inform people on how to protect their property during a severe stormto let people know how to keep warm during a stormto inform people on how to prepare for a winter storm None2: According to the newsletter, why is it important for people to properly prepare for a storm?To help minimise the risk of destruction to their propertyAs winter is the time of year when there are the most powerful stormsWinter storms can cause a lot of destructionTo help protect home occupants None3: What can people do if they followed the advice from the newsletter?Able to live life normally during the period of the stormIncrease their chances of remaining stable or quickly recovering from the effects of a stormNot have to worry about possibly effects from a stormIncrease their chances they will come through unscathed None4: Which of the following advice does the newsletter provide for people to action?Tick Yes or No for each actionClose off rooms to keep in the heatYesNo None5: Only use a generator inside if its an emergencyYesNo None6: Keep clearing snow from your houseYesNo None Time's upTime is Up!