Sewing Safety Unit

Where should all sewing equipment be kept according to the Sewing Safety Unit?

• At home

• In the classroom

• In the school library

• With the teacher

Are students allowed to take sewing materials home?

• Yes, always

• Yes, but only with permission

• No, it is not allowed

• Only on weekends

Where will all sewing work be done?

• At the student's home

• In the school cafeteria

• In the classroom

• Outside the school premises

How should all sewing equipment be handled according to the Sewing Safety Unit?

• With care and caution

• With speed and efficiency

• Without any specific precautions

• Casually and without concern

What is not allowed during the Sewing Safety Unit?

• Playing around

• Sewing carefully

• Following instructions

• Learning new techniques

What type of needle will you be using in the Sewing Safety Unit?

• A blunt needle

• An embroidery needle

• A knitting needle

• A syringe needle

Why should you be careful when working with the needle in the Sewing Safety Unit?

• Because the needle is magnetic

• Because the needle is colorful

• Because the needle is sharp

• Because the needle is hot

What should you NOT do while working with the needle according to the Sewing Safety Unit?

• Work quickly

• Talk loudly

• Pay attention

• Distract your neighbor

According to the Sewing Safety Unit, what is important to do while sewing?

• Ignore the instructions

• Work slowly with the needle

• Forget about safety measures

• Run with the needle

What should you do to ensure safety according to the Sewing Safety Unit?

• Distract your neighbor

• Ignore the teacher

• Pay attention

• Leave sharp objects around