What is the safest way to use a saw?

• Hold the material with your hand close to the blade

• Keep your hands clear of the blade and secure the material with a clamp

• Saw as quickly as possible to finish faster

• Use the saw without securing the material

When using a scalpel, what is the most important safety rule to follow?

• Cut towards your body for better control

• Always cut away from your body and use a cutting mat

• Hold the scalpel with two hands for stability

• Use the scalpel only on a hard surface, like a desk

What is the first thing you should do after using a soldering iron?

• Touch the tip to see if it's still hot

• Unplug it and place it on its stand to cool down

• Put it back in your toolbox right away

• Leave it on the desk until the next person uses it

Why is it important to wear safety goggles when soldering?

• To look professional in the workshop

• To protect your eyes from molten solder or flying debris

• To help you see the circuit more clearly

• Because the teacher requires it, even if it’s not dangerous

What is a common risk when using a soldering iron?

• Electric shock

• Getting glue stuck on your hands

• Burns from touching the hot tip or molten solder

• Cutting yourself on sharp components

Which of the following is NOT a good safety practice when working with electrical circuits?

• Use insulated tools when handling electrical components

• Keep liquids away from your workspace

• Touch the wires to check if they’re warm

• Make sure all components are switched off before adjusting circuits

When using a saw, what should you avoid doing to ensure safety?

• Sawing with short, controlled strokes

• Keeping the material secured with a clamp

• Talking to others while sawing

• Wearing safety goggles to protect your eyes from sawdust

What personal protective equipment (PPE) should you wear in a D&T workshop?

• Sunglasses and a hat

• Safety goggles and an apron

• Sandals and shorts

• None of the above

Why is it important to keep the work area clean and clear?

• To have more space to store tools

• To prevent slips, trips, and falls

• To impress the teacher

• To avoid having to clean up at the end of the lesson

What should you do if you're unsure how to use a tool in the workshop?

• Try to figure it out on your own

• Ask a teacher for help

• Watch someone else and copy them

• Search for a tutorial on your iPad