City and Guilds Power Tool Care Quiz

What are the key components of regular maintenance for power tools?

• Leaving the power tools exposed to extreme temperatures

• Painting the power tools

• Using the power tools underwater

• Cleaning, lubricating, inspecting for damage, and replacing worn parts

How often should power tools be inspected for regular maintenance?

• Never

• Once every 10 years

• Once every 5 years

• At least once a year

Why is it important to clean power tools after use?

• To save time

• To make the tools look nice

• To keep the tools warm

• To prevent damage, maintain performance, and ensure safety.

What type of lubricant should be used for power tools?

• Water-based lubricant

• Vegetable oil

• Motor oil

• Multi-purpose lubricating oil or grease

What are the essential safety precautions when using power tools?

• Wearing appropriate personal protective equipment, ensuring the tool is in good condition, following the manufacturer's instructions, and using the tool in a safe and controlled manner.

• Wearing casual clothing and no protective gear

• Using the tool in a reckless and careless manner

• Using the tool without reading the instructions

How should power tool blades be sharpened?

• Dipping in water and freezing

• Using a potato peeler

• Using a sharpening stone or file

• Hitting it with a hammer

When should power tool blades be replaced?

• When they become dull, damaged, or worn out

• When they start to smell bad

• When they become too heavy to lift

• When they change color

What are the key settings to check and adjust on power tools?

• Material, brand, and price

• Speed, depth, and angle

• Color, size, and weight

• Temperature, humidity, and pressure

What is the risk of using a power tool with a damaged cord?

• There is no risk

• The tool might not work properly

• It can cause a short circuit or electric shock

• The tool might become too heavy to lift

Why is it necessary to unplug power tools when not in use?

• To save electricity

• To prevent accidental start-up and potential injury

• To make the tools look nice

• To keep the tools warm