1. The best way to protect your skin if you have to be outside on a sunny day is to:

a. Wear an SPF 15 sunscreen (or greater) and re-apply every two hours
b. Wear a hat
c. Wear a long-sleeved shirt and pants
d. Wear sunglasses
e. All of the above

2. If I only get a sunburn once or twice a year, I don't need to worry about skin cancer.

True
False

3. The safest way to get a good tan is:

a. Slowly, using an SPF 30 sunscreen and avoiding midday sun
b. Laying out for 30 minutes before applying sunscreen
c. A tanning booth
d. There is no risk-free way to get a tan.

4. A good application of sunscreen will last all day.

True
False

5. Which provides more protection from the sun?

a. A dark cotton shirt
b. SPF 15 sunscreen
c. A white T-shirt
d. A wet T-shirt

6. At what age can I start putting sunscreen on my child?

a. 1 month
b. 6 months
c. 1 year
d. 5 years

7. When should sunscreen be applied?

a. Right before you go outside
b. After you get your beach towel laid out and find an attractive person to do the honor
c. 30 minutes before you go outside
d. An hour after you've been out, depending on your skin type

8. It's good to avoid the sun entirely.

True
False