Toy Safety Quiz

According to the image, what should be done with plastic wrappings on toys once they are opened?

• They should be kept for future use.

• They should be discarded at once.

• They should be given to the child to play with.

• They should be recycled by the manufacturer.

What is one of the key responsibilities mentioned in the image when storing toys?

• Toys should be stored in a high place.

• Toys should be stored outdoors.

• Toys should be stored safely away on shelves or in a toy chest.

• Toys should be stored with batteries inside.

What is recommended to look for on labels according to the 'Think Toy Safety' guidelines in the image?

• Price tags and discounts.

• Age recommendations and safety labels.

• Color and design of the toy.

• Brand and manufacturer details.

What should be done if a toy is damaged or dangerous, as per the maintenance tips in the image?

• It should be given to older children who can handle it better.

• It should be thrown away or repaired immediately.

• It should be returned to the manufacturer.

• It should be kept for educational purposes.

According to the document, why should toys with sharp edges be avoided for children under eight years of age?

• They can be loud and damage hearing.

• They can cause strangulation.

• They can break, exposing cutting edges.

• They require adult supervision.

What do the laws state about small parts in toys intended for children under three?

• They should have sharp points.

• They should be loud to attract attention.

• They should include removable small eyes and noses.

• They should not include removable small eyes and noses.

What is the main hazard associated with toys that have cords and strings for infants and very young children?

• They can cause loud noises.

• They can lead to strangulation.

• They can break into small parts.

• They can have sharp points.

Why are caps producing noise that can injure a child's hearing banned?

• They can be swallowed by infants.

• They can have sharp edges.

• They can cause hearing damage.

• They can lead to choking.

What should be avoided in toys with sharp points according to CPSC regulations?

• Making loud noises.

• Having removable parts.

• Using soft cork tips or other protective tips.

• Being used by children under eight years of age.

What is recommended for electric toys intended for children over eight years old?

• They should be used without supervision.

• They should be used with caution and under adult supervision.

• They should have cords and strings.

• They should be loud to ensure safety.