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WorksheetsSafety Quiz
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 50mins
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Class
Date
1.
A technician accidentally spills a cleaning solution on the floor of the workshop. Where would the technician find instructions on how to properly clean up and dispose of the product?
a)
local occupational health and safety administration
b)
the safety data sheet
c)
the local hazardous materials team
d)
the insurance policy of the company
2.
What guideline should be followed to provide safe conditions when computer equipment is being repaired?
a)
If a screwdriver is unavailable, use a knife with a sharp point to loosen screws.
b)
Ensure that your ID badge is around your neck and visible.
c)
Do not wear loose jewelry unless it is gold, because gold does not conduct electricity.
d)
Turn off and disconnect the power to the computer before beginning.
3.
Which tool can protect computer components from the effects of ESD?
a)
SPS
b)
antistatic wrist strap
c)
UPS
d)
surge suppressor
4.
Which statement describes the term ESD?
a)
It is a measurement of the current flowing though electrical devices.
b)
It is a type of interference caused by electrical motors.
c)
It is a device that supplies a constant level of electrical power to a computer.
d)
It is the sudden discharge of static electricity that can adversely affect a component.
5.
What is a proper directive for using a can of compressed air to clean a PC?
a)
Spray the CPU cooling fan with the compressed air to verify that the fan blade is spinning freely.
b)
Do not spray the compressed air with the can upside down.
c)
Do not use compressed air to clean a CPU fan.
d)
Use a long, steady stream of air from the can.
6.
Which device can protect computer equipment from brownouts by providing a consistent quality of electrical power?
a)
SPS
b)
surge suppressor
c)
UPS
d)
AC adapter
7.
A document describing procedures for safe handling, use, storage and disposal of potentially hazardous materials is called:
a)
AUP
b)
MSTSC
c)
MAU
d)
MSDS
8.
The term "Brownout" refers to what kind of situation?
a)
Power spike
b)
Electromagnetic interference
c)
Temporary drop in voltage
d)
Power outage
9.
A device designed to protect electronic devices from large voltage fluctuations is known as:
a)
Power Supply Unit (PSU)
b)
Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)
c)
Surge suppressor
d)
Voltage regulator module (VRM)
10.
Which recommendation should be followed first when a fire in the workplace is out of control?
a)
Try to use the elevators to get to the lowest floor faster.
b)
Get out of the room or building and contact emergency services for help.
c)
Use the company water system to stop the fire from extending to other areas
d)
Try to control the fire with proper extinguishers.
11.
Behavior in the classroom should...
a)
Include running and horseplay.
b)
Not include running and horseplay.
c)
Be according to students' preference.
d)
Horseplay is fine if nothing is broken
12.
Coats, bags and other items should be placed
a)
On the floor next to your computer.
b)
Under the table away from the computers to avoid tripping.
c)
Under your chair.
d)
Piled in the middle of the room
13.
Static electricity can destroy the sensitive electronics inside of a computer
a)
True
b)
False
14.
If you see something in the classroom or laboratory that is dangerous, tell the teacher
a)
When you have time
b)
At once
c)
After class
d)
After school
15.
When in the laboratory you should wear
a)
Sandals
b)
Closed-toed shoes
c)
No shoes
d)
Flip Flops
16.
If you are not sure what to do
a)
guess
b)
ask the teacher
c)
sit quietly
d)
Change partners.
17.
When you use the laboratory, you should give the procedure all of your
a)
Interest
b)
Attention
c)
Effort
d)
All of these
18.
Where is the fire extinguisher in our class?
a)
Behind Mr. Doering's desk
b)
In the back classroom
c)
In the front of class with the MSDS
d)
In the bathroom
19.
What are the four steps to correct use of a fire extinguisher?
a)
Pull pin, Aim nozzle, squeeze lever, sweep side to side
b)
Push pin, alter setting, sweep extinguisher, spray foam
c)
Pull extinguisher, aim nozzle, fire foam, sweep side to side
d)
Press lever, swing extinguisher, pull trigger, sweep fire
20.
Where do you aim a fire extinguisher when fighting a fire?
a)
At the top of the flames sweeping side to side
b)
At the base of the flames sweeping side to side
c)
At the base of the flames in the center
d)
At the top of the flames in the center
21.
A person can create over 3,000 volts of static discharge just by walking on carpet. How many volts can harm a computer component?
a)
300 volts
b)
10,000 volts
c)
30 volts
d)
1,000 volts
22.
What is the agency that requires the use of the MSDS (SDS) ?
a)
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
b)
National Safety Administration
c)
National Security Administration
d)
American Safety Standard Office
23.
Anti-static wristbands and mats should be used when?
a)
Anytime work is being done inside the PC
b)
Working inside the PC with the power on
c)
Before turning on your PC
d)
When handling a CRT monitor
24.
What is the first priority when working in the lab or classroom?
a)
Completing the project as quickly as possible
b)
Acting responsibly and safely
c)
Powering off all stations when done
d)
Answering all questins correctly
25.
Knowing and following classroom rules concerning respect and safety within the classroom is mandatory and these rules do not bend.
a)
True
b)
False
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