What is the primary reason for following safe work practices when using utility knives?

• To avoid injury and/or damage to property

• To make the knife sharper

• To cut faster

• To save money

Which of the following is NOT a recommended safety tip when using a utility knife?

• Use the knife to pry or turn screws

• Wear safety glasses

• Inspect the tool before using it

• Use a straight edge for straight cuts

Why should you always inspect a utility knife before using it?

• To ensure the blade is sharp

• To check if it is the right color

• To see if it is heavy enough

• To make sure it is expensive

What should you do with the blade when the utility knife is not in use?

• Keep the blade covered

• Leave the blade exposed

• Throw the knife away

• Sharpen the blade

Which of the following is a correct use of a utility knife?

• Cutting material with a straight edge

• Using it as a screwdriver

• Using it as a hammer

• Using it to open paint cans

What should you do with used blades?

• Discard them in an appropriate container

• Leave them on the workbench

• Throw them in the regular trash

• Give them to a friend

Why is it important to wear safety glasses when using a utility knife?

• The blade may break and fly away from the work surface

• To look stylish

• To see better

• To protect from dust only

What should you do when transporting a utility knife?

• Store and transport with the blade retracted fully or with a guard in place

• Carry it with the blade exposed

• Hold it in your pocket

• Wave it around

Which of the following is NOT a correct way to use a utility knife?

• Resting the workpiece on your lap

• Using a straight edge for straight cuts

• Wearing safety glasses

• Inspecting the blade before use

Why should you use the knife as it was intended?

• To avoid injury and damage

• To make it look new

• To impress others

• To cut faster