9.1 la 1
0 likes2,486 views
Playing various recreational activities can have positive and negative consequences depending on the degree of risk involved. Activities like playing soccer, buying a lottery ticket, smiling at a stranger and watching TV generally have low risk, while activities like skateboarding without a helmet, getting drunk every weekend, rock climbing, parachute jumping, train surfing and gambling on the internet range from medium to high risk due to potential for injury. Stealing money poses legal and ethical risks making it a high-risk activity.
1 of 1
Download to read offline
Recommended
Risk assessment template
Risk assessment templateLukeWilson21
油
This risk assessment form is for a student film project called "Night Terror" being produced in Sunderland College from March 27th to April 19th 2020. It identifies potential hazards like falls from stairs/heights, trip hazards, and slippery surfaces at filming locations including a private home and Hylton Castle. The document lists those involved, assesses the risks, and outlines control measures to minimize risks like ensuring safe surfaces, practicing chase scenes, and filming only on dry days. The producer, Luke Wilson, completed and authorized the assessment on March 9th 2020.Risk Assessment
Risk Assessmentthiswaynorthproductions
油
This risk assessment document evaluates hazards for four scenes of a film production. For a kitchen scene, the open cooking surface poses a risk rating of 4, while cutlery is rated a 3. Actions to avoid these hazards include ensuring the cooking surface is switched off and cutlery is away. A living room scene identifies door hazards rated a 2 and chair hazards rated also a 2. Actions are to sign the door during filming and ensure a sturdy chair and proper footwear. A car scene rates spatial issue hazards a 5, and the action is to keep the camera operator far away and non-distracting to the driver.Film production risk_assessment_2_ig2_
Film production risk_assessment_2_ig2_FirstClassProductions
油
This risk assessment document evaluates hazards for four scenes of a film production. For a kitchen scene, the open cooking surface poses a risk rating of 4, while cutlery is rated a 3. Actions to avoid these hazards include ensuring the cooking surface is switched off and cutlery is away. A living room scene identifies door hazards rated a 2 and chair hazards rated also a 2. Actions are to sign the door during filming and ensure a sturdy chair and proper footwear. A car scene rates spatial issue hazards a 5, and the action is to keep the camera operator far away and non-distracting to the driver.Risk assessment
Risk assessmentElliott Wigmore
油
This risk assessment document evaluates hazards for participants in a movie or film in a park area, field, and woods. The park area poses a 4 out of 10 risk level from potentially slippery wooden equipment when wet. The field poses a 3 out of 10 risk level from slipping on wet grass. The woods poses the highest risk at 6 out of 10 from tripping or falling into trees and uneven ground. Recommended measures to reduce risks include avoiding wet areas, not running, and not climbing trees.Film production risk assessment 2
Film production risk assessment 2Luke Finlay
油
This document assesses risks for filming different scenes. Scene 3 at Urbis poses risks of weather issues rated 3/5 and trailing wires rated 3/5, which can be avoided by covering equipment and taping down wires. Scene 1 in a living room poses risks of trapped fingers from a door rated 2/5 and spatial issues rated 2/5, which can be avoided by signing the door and limiting crowd size. Scene 4 at a Starbucks poses risks of hot food/drinks rated 4/5 and overcrowding rated 2/5, which can be avoided by limiting carried items, using lids, and waiting if busy. Scene 5 in an alley poses risks of slippery ground rated 4/5 and weather issuesRisk assessment
Risk assessmentAndreas Andreou
油
Group 29 will film their movie titled "Enigma" on November 14th at Castlefield and around the college. Their risk assessment identifies hazards like heat from lighting, wires, steps, and doors that could harm students. They plan to control these risks by turning lights off quickly, being cautious of wires, walking slowly on stairs, and closing doors slowly.Risk assessment
Risk assessmentAndreas Andreou
油
Group 29 will film their movie titled "Enigma" on November 14th, 2017 at Castlefield and around the college. They list potential hazards like heat from lighting, wires, steps, and doors that could harm students. They will control these risks by turning off unnecessary lights, walking slowly and carefully around wires, not running on stairs, and opening and closing doors slowly and carefully.Location 1 Risk Assessment
Location 1 Risk AssessmentReeceJerman
油
This document discusses health and safety risks for a front of house area. It identifies slippery floors when wet and traffic as potential low risks to cast members. The control measures are to not run on slippery floors, wear suitable shoes, and stay clear of cars to reduce these risks.
Gambling act
Gambling actNRGPSchools
油
1) The document is the National Gambling Act of 2004 which provides for the regulation of gambling activities like casinos, racing and wagering in South Africa.
2) It establishes uniform norms and standards for gambling regulation across the country to protect the public, prevent overstimulation of gambling demand, and ensure licensing is fair.
3) It retains the National Gambling Board as a juristic person responsible for monitoring compliance, investigating provincial licensing, maintaining registries, and researching socio-economic impacts of gambling.
9.5 trans 3
9.5 trans 3NRGPSchools
油
Encourage the gambler to seek professional help. Do not lend them money or try to solve their problems for them. Take care of your own emotional and financial well-being, and seek support from others you trust. While it's normal to feel angry or betrayed, do not blame yourself for their actions or try to force them to stop gambling against their will.9.5 trans 1
9.5 trans 1NRGPSchools
油
Some people develop a gambling problem whereas others don't for several reasons:
- The thrill of uncertainty and not knowing when or how much they will win drives some people to keep gambling. The rewards of winning give them a thrill and make them feel good.
- Entrapment causes some players to feel like they can't escape and become determined to continue gambling to recoup losses, convincing themselves they will win with the next round.
- Most people who gamble do not experience problems because they only spend money they can afford and see it as entertainment, whereas problem gamblers feel they have lost more than they can comfortably afford and cannot control how much time or money they spend gambling.9.5 la
9.5 laNRGPSchools
油
A document provides three scenarios for role playing how to cope when a friend or family member has a gambling problem. The first scenario involves an older sister who feels depressed about money lost from gambling and says she gambles to forget about being lonely. The second scenario describes a father who has been losing money gambling and claims he needs to gamble for household expenses since he does not have a job. The third scenario is about a friend who has been losing money gambling and asks for a loan, saying he knows how to win now and will never speak to his friend again if the loan is not provided.9.5 trans 2
9.5 trans 2NRGPSchools
油
Problem gamblers feel they have lost more money than they can afford and are unable to limit the time and money spent gambling. For example, Joe spends his mother's money gambling instead of his own spare money and skips school to gamble. Joe's gambling has likely caused financial problems and debts, family conflict, problems at school, and addiction issues.9.4 trans 2
9.4 trans 2NRGPSchools
油
This document discusses the costs of gambling. It explains that gambling businesses set rules for games to ensure they make a profit on average, called the "house advantage." The house advantage guarantees the business will earn money over time, even though any individual player may win sometimes. It provides examples of house advantages in coin tossing and roulette games. In coin tossing, the house charges $1 to bet but only pays $1.80 if the player wins, earning a $0.20 advantage. In roulette, a $1 bet on all numbers would win $36 but cost $37, giving the house a $1 advantage each time. Therefore, while luck allows some players to win sometimes, mathematics ensures the9.4 la
9.4 laNRGPSchools
油
This document contains a learning activity sheet with 19 statements about gambling. Students are asked to indicate whether each statement is true or false. Some key points made in the statements include: the odds of winning big prizes from lotteries or dice games are very low; past outcomes do not influence future probabilities; some types of gambling like sports betting involve predicting unpredictable events; and gambling frequently results in spending more money than won.9.4 la answers
9.4 la answersNRGPSchools
油
This document discusses various statements about gambling and the probabilities involved. It provides the truth value for each statement - whether it is true or false - and often a brief explanation. Key points made include:
- Outcomes of random events like lottery drawings or dice rolls cannot be predicted and are not influenced by past results.
- The house/casino always has statistical advantage over players in games of chance, ensuring they make money overall.
- While some element of skill can influence outcomes in games like poker, chance is still a major factor and luck evens out over many games.
- Specific probabilities are given for various gambling scenarios to illustrate how unlikely winning big prizes truly is.9.4 trans 3
9.4 trans 3NRGPSchools
油
Gambling outcomes are based on random chance and cannot be predicted or influenced through superstitions, patterns, or continued play. While skill at video games does not translate to gambling games, understanding that gambling results cannot be controlled and the house has an long-term advantage can help manage risks and problem gambling.9.3 trans 2
9.3 trans 2NRGPSchools
油
This document discusses probability and games of chance like coin tosses, dice rolls, and lotteries. It explains that in these games, outcomes are random and unpredictable because they involve chance without patterns. The probabilities of outcomes do not change over time. For example, the chance of picking a specific lottery number now is the same as in the future. When calculating probability, it is the number of desired outcomes divided by the total possible outcomes. In roulette, the probability of landing on an odd number is 18/37 since there are 18 odd numbers out of 37 total numbers on the wheel. Understanding probabilities can help people make sensible decisions about gambling by recognizing the risks involved.9.3 la
9.3 laNRGPSchools
油
This document provides a probability word problem with 5 multiple choice questions. It describes different chance scenarios involving dice, a slot machine wheel, and a roulette wheel. For each scenario, it asks the reader to calculate the probability of a certain outcome and select the correct fraction from the multiple choice options, with hints provided to solve each problem.9.3 trans 1
9.3 trans 1NRGPSchools
油
This document contains 6 multiple choice questions about random processes and uncertain outcomes. The questions cover topics like the probability of outcomes when throwing dice, whether the probability of an outcome changes after previous occurrences, and whether the outcome of events like cricket matches and horse races can be predicted with certainty. Most of the questions have answers indicating that while certain factors may influence outcomes, they cannot be predicted with absolute certainty due to the many complex and uncertain variables involved.9.2 trans 3
9.2 trans 3NRGPSchools
油
People gamble for various reasons: to win money, for entertainment, to belong to a group, to alleviate boredom, to support charity, to escape problems, for mood change, to experience winning, or because friends and family do. The document discusses evaluating each of these reasons for gambling on a scale from good to bad based on how likely they are to lead to gambling problems.9.2 trans 2
9.2 trans 2NRGPSchools
油
The history of gambling in South Africa shows that ancient populations gambled and Bushman paintings depict gambling activities. When the Dutch settled in the 17th century, the first ban on gambling was established in 1673. Gambling expanded greatly during gold and diamond rushes. Prior to 1996, most gambling was illegal except for horse racing and casinos in former homelands, and the black market was run by criminal groups. In 1996, the new democratic government legalized some forms of gambling so adults could spend money on entertainment of their own choice. There are now licensed casinos and lotteries, though illegal gambling still occurs.9.2 la
9.2 laNRGPSchools
油
This document is a "congratulations letter" informing the recipient that they have won a cash prize of up to R7,500 in a sweepstakes contest. It instructs them to contact the organization by phone or mail to provide their "security code I.D. number" and correctly answer a "skill-testing question" to claim their prize. However, the small print at the bottom reveals the extremely low odds of winning the large prizes, suggesting this is likely a scam intended to deceive people into paying fees under false pretenses of winning money.9.2 trans 1
9.2 trans 1NRGPSchools
油
Gambling has existed for centuries in many ancient cultures and civilizations. Evidence shows that gambling was practiced in ancient China, Egypt, and Greece, where the gods were believed to gamble. Gambling was also used in ancient religions to determine the will of the gods and is referenced in the Bible. Throughout history, gambling was used to settle political disputes or make unbiased decisions, such as using dice to determine country borders. Common instruments for gambling included dice, cards, roulette wheels, and later, slot machines.
More Related Content
More from NRGPSchools (20)
Gambling act
Gambling actNRGPSchools
油
1) The document is the National Gambling Act of 2004 which provides for the regulation of gambling activities like casinos, racing and wagering in South Africa.
2) It establishes uniform norms and standards for gambling regulation across the country to protect the public, prevent overstimulation of gambling demand, and ensure licensing is fair.
3) It retains the National Gambling Board as a juristic person responsible for monitoring compliance, investigating provincial licensing, maintaining registries, and researching socio-economic impacts of gambling.9.5 trans 3
9.5 trans 3NRGPSchools
油
Encourage the gambler to seek professional help. Do not lend them money or try to solve their problems for them. Take care of your own emotional and financial well-being, and seek support from others you trust. While it's normal to feel angry or betrayed, do not blame yourself for their actions or try to force them to stop gambling against their will.9.5 trans 1
9.5 trans 1NRGPSchools
油
Some people develop a gambling problem whereas others don't for several reasons:
- The thrill of uncertainty and not knowing when or how much they will win drives some people to keep gambling. The rewards of winning give them a thrill and make them feel good.
- Entrapment causes some players to feel like they can't escape and become determined to continue gambling to recoup losses, convincing themselves they will win with the next round.
- Most people who gamble do not experience problems because they only spend money they can afford and see it as entertainment, whereas problem gamblers feel they have lost more than they can comfortably afford and cannot control how much time or money they spend gambling.9.5 la
9.5 laNRGPSchools
油
A document provides three scenarios for role playing how to cope when a friend or family member has a gambling problem. The first scenario involves an older sister who feels depressed about money lost from gambling and says she gambles to forget about being lonely. The second scenario describes a father who has been losing money gambling and claims he needs to gamble for household expenses since he does not have a job. The third scenario is about a friend who has been losing money gambling and asks for a loan, saying he knows how to win now and will never speak to his friend again if the loan is not provided.9.5 trans 2
9.5 trans 2NRGPSchools
油
Problem gamblers feel they have lost more money than they can afford and are unable to limit the time and money spent gambling. For example, Joe spends his mother's money gambling instead of his own spare money and skips school to gamble. Joe's gambling has likely caused financial problems and debts, family conflict, problems at school, and addiction issues.9.4 trans 2
9.4 trans 2NRGPSchools
油
This document discusses the costs of gambling. It explains that gambling businesses set rules for games to ensure they make a profit on average, called the "house advantage." The house advantage guarantees the business will earn money over time, even though any individual player may win sometimes. It provides examples of house advantages in coin tossing and roulette games. In coin tossing, the house charges $1 to bet but only pays $1.80 if the player wins, earning a $0.20 advantage. In roulette, a $1 bet on all numbers would win $36 but cost $37, giving the house a $1 advantage each time. Therefore, while luck allows some players to win sometimes, mathematics ensures the9.4 la
9.4 laNRGPSchools
油
This document contains a learning activity sheet with 19 statements about gambling. Students are asked to indicate whether each statement is true or false. Some key points made in the statements include: the odds of winning big prizes from lotteries or dice games are very low; past outcomes do not influence future probabilities; some types of gambling like sports betting involve predicting unpredictable events; and gambling frequently results in spending more money than won.9.4 la answers
9.4 la answersNRGPSchools
油
This document discusses various statements about gambling and the probabilities involved. It provides the truth value for each statement - whether it is true or false - and often a brief explanation. Key points made include:
- Outcomes of random events like lottery drawings or dice rolls cannot be predicted and are not influenced by past results.
- The house/casino always has statistical advantage over players in games of chance, ensuring they make money overall.
- While some element of skill can influence outcomes in games like poker, chance is still a major factor and luck evens out over many games.
- Specific probabilities are given for various gambling scenarios to illustrate how unlikely winning big prizes truly is.9.4 trans 3
9.4 trans 3NRGPSchools
油
Gambling outcomes are based on random chance and cannot be predicted or influenced through superstitions, patterns, or continued play. While skill at video games does not translate to gambling games, understanding that gambling results cannot be controlled and the house has an long-term advantage can help manage risks and problem gambling.9.3 trans 2
9.3 trans 2NRGPSchools
油
This document discusses probability and games of chance like coin tosses, dice rolls, and lotteries. It explains that in these games, outcomes are random and unpredictable because they involve chance without patterns. The probabilities of outcomes do not change over time. For example, the chance of picking a specific lottery number now is the same as in the future. When calculating probability, it is the number of desired outcomes divided by the total possible outcomes. In roulette, the probability of landing on an odd number is 18/37 since there are 18 odd numbers out of 37 total numbers on the wheel. Understanding probabilities can help people make sensible decisions about gambling by recognizing the risks involved.9.3 la
9.3 laNRGPSchools
油
This document provides a probability word problem with 5 multiple choice questions. It describes different chance scenarios involving dice, a slot machine wheel, and a roulette wheel. For each scenario, it asks the reader to calculate the probability of a certain outcome and select the correct fraction from the multiple choice options, with hints provided to solve each problem.9.3 trans 1
9.3 trans 1NRGPSchools
油
This document contains 6 multiple choice questions about random processes and uncertain outcomes. The questions cover topics like the probability of outcomes when throwing dice, whether the probability of an outcome changes after previous occurrences, and whether the outcome of events like cricket matches and horse races can be predicted with certainty. Most of the questions have answers indicating that while certain factors may influence outcomes, they cannot be predicted with absolute certainty due to the many complex and uncertain variables involved.9.2 trans 3
9.2 trans 3NRGPSchools
油
People gamble for various reasons: to win money, for entertainment, to belong to a group, to alleviate boredom, to support charity, to escape problems, for mood change, to experience winning, or because friends and family do. The document discusses evaluating each of these reasons for gambling on a scale from good to bad based on how likely they are to lead to gambling problems.9.2 trans 2
9.2 trans 2NRGPSchools
油
The history of gambling in South Africa shows that ancient populations gambled and Bushman paintings depict gambling activities. When the Dutch settled in the 17th century, the first ban on gambling was established in 1673. Gambling expanded greatly during gold and diamond rushes. Prior to 1996, most gambling was illegal except for horse racing and casinos in former homelands, and the black market was run by criminal groups. In 1996, the new democratic government legalized some forms of gambling so adults could spend money on entertainment of their own choice. There are now licensed casinos and lotteries, though illegal gambling still occurs.9.2 la
9.2 laNRGPSchools
油
This document is a "congratulations letter" informing the recipient that they have won a cash prize of up to R7,500 in a sweepstakes contest. It instructs them to contact the organization by phone or mail to provide their "security code I.D. number" and correctly answer a "skill-testing question" to claim their prize. However, the small print at the bottom reveals the extremely low odds of winning the large prizes, suggesting this is likely a scam intended to deceive people into paying fees under false pretenses of winning money.9.2 trans 1
9.2 trans 1NRGPSchools
油
Gambling has existed for centuries in many ancient cultures and civilizations. Evidence shows that gambling was practiced in ancient China, Egypt, and Greece, where the gods were believed to gamble. Gambling was also used in ancient religions to determine the will of the gods and is referenced in the Bible. Throughout history, gambling was used to settle political disputes or make unbiased decisions, such as using dice to determine country borders. Common instruments for gambling included dice, cards, roulette wheels, and later, slot machines.Recently uploaded (20)
St. John's Parish Magazine - March 2025 (web)
St. John's Parish Magazine - March 2025 (web)Chris Lyne
油
St. John's Parish Magazine - March 2025 (web)
Yagnopavita Sanskar Importance and Ritual Process in Hinduism
Yagnopavita Sanskar Importance and Ritual Process in HinduismMarkandey Mahadev
油
爐爐爛爐爛爐爐朽爐 (Yagnopavita/Upanayanam) (爐伍爐伍爐爛爐 爐伍爐оた 爐朽た爐爛爐爛爐= 爐爐爛爐+爐爐爐朽爐) 爐謹が爛爐 爐爛 爐爛 爐爐萎爐 爐項爐
https://markandeymahadevkaithi.com/yagnopavita-upanayanam.htmlHow can Kundali Reading Astrologers help you to choose a life partner_.docx
How can Kundali Reading Astrologers help you to choose a life partner_.docxWorldfamouspsychicreader
油
Finding a life partner is one of the most significant decisions in life, and many people turn to astrology for guidance. Kundali reading, an ancient Vedic astrology practice, plays a crucial role in matchmaking by analyzing planetary positions, birth charts, and compatibility factors. The Kind of Culture We're Trying to Create: Part 4 - A Different Kind of Citizen
The Kind of Culture We're Trying to Create: Part 4 - A Different Kind of CitizenVintage Church
油
The Kind of Culture We're Trying to Create: Part 4 - A Different Kind of CitizenThe Power of the Cross: Part 2 Signs in Nature
The Power of the Cross: Part 2 Signs in NatureDave Stewart
油
1 Corinthians 1:17: The Power of the cross is also evident in the darkness, the tearing of the curtain, the earthquake and the resurrections. These events should fill us with awe and remind us that in that moment our God was accomplishing his great plan for our salvation. (Adapted from The Cross by Martyn Lloyd-Jones)
https://youtu.be/y-g2qwdr8o8Good Quotes on SOLITUDE to Reflect Upon (Texts in Engliish & Chinese).pptx
Good Quotes on SOLITUDE to Reflect Upon (Texts in Engliish & Chinese).pptxOH TEIK BIN
油
A Presentation of a selection of profound sayings by some wise men on the importance of the spiritual practice of being in solitude for contemplation.
A practice to grow in true happiness and wisdom to lessen Dukkha.
The texts are in English and Chinese
Sabbath School Lesson 11, 1st Quarter 2025.pptx
Sabbath School Lesson 11, 1st Quarter 2025.pptxDavidSyahputra4
油
Sabbath School Lesson 11, 1st Quarter 2025.pptx
Joshua 7 God Judges Disobedience GPBC 03.16.25.pptx
Joshua 7 God Judges Disobedience GPBC 03.16.25.pptxLazarou Richard
油
Bible study on the Joshua Chapter 7 based on the Gospel Project curriculum. Arun_Valley,_Nepal_The_Sacred_Land_of_Nepali_Rudraksha[1].docx![Arun_Valley,_Nepal_The_Sacred_Land_of_Nepali_Rudraksha[1].docx](https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/arunvalleynepalthesacredlandofnepalirudraksha1-250311180856-71bbbdbe-thumbnail.jpg?width=560&fit=bounds)
Arun_Valley,_Nepal_The_Sacred_Land_of_Nepali_Rudraksha[1].docxJeneliaDC
油
Nestled in the majestic Himalayas, Nepal is known for its breathtaking landscapes and for being the source of one of the most sacred spiritual toolsRudraksha beads. Revered for centuries in Hinduism, Buddhism, and other spiritual traditions, Nepali Rudraksha is believed to possess divine energy that can transform lives. In this blog, well explore the origins, significance, and powerful benefits of Nepali Rudraksha and why it continues to captivate seekers worldwide.
How can Kundali Reading Astrologers help you to choose a life partner_.docx
How can Kundali Reading Astrologers help you to choose a life partner_.docxWorldfamouspsychicreader
油
9.1 la 1
- 1. Grade 9 | Unit 9.1 | Page 11 Unit 9.1 Learning Activity Sheet 1 Names of group members: For each of the activities, write down what you think are the likely positive consequences, the likely negative consequences, and then evaluate whether the activity is low, medium or high-risk. Activity Likely positive Likely negative The degree of activity: consequences (if any) consequences (if any) risk involved in the activity: (Tick one box) Playing soccer Skateboarding without a helmet Rock climbing Getting drunk every weekend Buying a Lotto ticket Parachute jumping Train surfing Smiling at a stranger Gambling on the internet Stealing money Watching your favourite TV show Low Medium High Low Medium High Low Medium High Low Medium High Low Medium High Low Medium High Low Medium High Low Medium High Low Medium High Low Medium High Low Medium High