Carpentry Shop Safety Test

Accidents are usually the result of a mistake; they can be avoided. But if there is an accident, even if it's only a slight one, report it immediately to the

• School Nurse

• Nearest Student

• Instructor

• internet

The clothes you wear are very important to your safety. Loose clothes, shirts, or blouses that aren't tucked in, sleeves that aren't buttoned or rolled up, are dangerous because they

• could get caught in the machine

• could get dirty

• look sloppy

• make your arms look shorter

The right shoes are important too. They can protect you from an electrical shock, from falling tools or falling parts, and from slipping. When you're in the shop area you should wear

• sneakers

• bare feet or sandals

• hard shoes or boots with rubber soles

• Hey Dudes

To avoid serious injury, long hair must be worn under a cap or tied back. This is so the hair won't get

• dirty

• oily

• caught in the machinery

• messy

Some of the equipment may look simple to use, but it may not be so easy to figure out what could go wrong. Don't use any equipment until

• you have read the instructions

• your friends tell you it's okay

• the instructor has shown you how to use it

• you can do it secretly

Don't use any equipment unless the instructor is in the shop. Before you use any equipment, whether it's during class or after class, you must have

• someone with you

• a safety certificate

• the instructor's permission

• faith

There are several reasons it's important to use the right tool and the right size tool for the job. The most important reason is

• neatness

• precision

• safety

• peer pressure

When you carry a tool with a sharp point or a sharp edge, carry it so no one gets hurt if you trip or bump into someone. The correct way to carry a sharp tool is with the point or edge

• concealed in your hand

• in your pocket

• held down toward the floor

• pointing at your classmates

When you hand someone a tool, lay it down so they can pick it up by the handle, or hold it so they can

• take it by the handle

• catch it if it falls

• take the point or edge first

• be afraid to approach

Tools should never be put in your pockets because they could

• get lost

• cause an injury, tear clothes, and damage upholstery

• break

• look silly