Tool Usage Quiz

Which technique is recommended when using a spanner to tighten or loosen a fastener?

• Push the spanner away from your body

• Pull the spanner towards your body

• Twist the spanner rapidly

• Hammer the spanner for more force

What is the correct way to use a screwdriver to avoid stripping the screw head?

• Turn at an angle

• Use a screwdriver with a slightly larger tip

• Hold the screwdriver perpendicular to the screw

• Use rapid, jerking motions

What should you always do when using a screwdriver on electrical components?

• Use an insulated screwdriver

• Apply more force

• Strike the screwdriver with a hammer

• Use a magnetic screwdriver

What should be done before measuring voltage with a multimeter?

• Check the battery of the multimeter

• Select the correct function and range

• Clean the probes

• Ground the multimeter

Why should feeler gauges be used carefully when measuring gaps?

• To avoid bending the gauge blades

• To get a precise reading from a rough surface

• To measure torque accurately

• To prevent rust buildup

Which procedure ensures an accurate reading when using a spirit level?

• Place it on an inclined surface

• Recalibrate the level before every use

• Look at the bubble from an angle

• Drop the spirit level onto the surface

What should you do before using a spanner on a rusted fastener?

• Increase the torque immediately

• Lubricate the fastener to reduce force

• Use a smaller spanner size

• Apply heat to the fastener

Why is it important to use the long arm of an Allen key for tighter bolts?

• To apply less torque

• To avoid stripping the bolt head

• To achieve better leverage

• To reduce the need for a lubricant

What is the danger of using an adjustable spanner with excessive force?

• The spanner may slip and cause injury

• The spanner will become loose

• It may over-tighten the bolt

• It will reduce grip on the fastener

When using a multimeter, why is it important to hold the probes by their insulated handles?

• To prevent an inaccurate reading

• To avoid getting an electric shock

• To make the process faster

• To minimize static electricity