Sunshine Middle School actively carries out STS education practice activities, and organizes students to publicize the knowledge of safe electricity use in the community on weekends, as shown by the students' self-made exhibition boards. Figure A: Because water is a conductor and has fluidity, once it is connected to a live wire, people will get an electric shock, so don't touch the switch with wet hands and don't hang clothes on the wire.

Figure B: When someone is found to get an electric shock, it is necessary to cut off the power supply first, or unplug the wire with an insulator such as a dry wooden stick before rescuing, otherwise the rescuer may have an electric shock accident;

So, the answer is: don't switch with wet hands, don't hang clothes on the wires;

When someone gets an electric shock, cut off the power supply first, or unplug the wire with an insulator such as a dry wooden stick.