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WorksheetsTheater Safety Quiz 1
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
Be aware of any toxic materials such as paint, glue, dyes, chemical solvents and use appropriate safety measures including gloves & ____________________________.
glue
paint
toxic
ventilation
What is OSHA’s mission?
To have personnel in every workplace in the nation
To save lives, prevent injuries, and protect the health of America’s workers
To ensure all worker compensation claims are paid
Which of the following is NOT required for workers using hazardous chemicals?
training workers to handle hazardous chemicals safely
labeling of all chemicals
allowing all workers the chance to use hazardous chemicals
providing access to material safety data sheets for all workers
What does the O in OSHA stand for?
Orientation
Occupational
Optional
What does the S in OSHA stand for?
Sounds
Simple
Safety
The H in OSHA stands for....?
Health
Happiness
Heat
What does the A in OSHA stand for?
Administration
Act
Application
Authorization
The acronym to use the fire extinguisher is
PASS
PSAS
PASA
SAPS
P.A.S.S. stands for what?
Pull
Aim
Squeeze
(a)
Makeup safety requires
hand washing between applications
sponge and brush cleaning
use water, not saliva
all of the above
Your allowed to eat and drink in a theater space.
True
False
Which of the following is NOT safe when lifting?
bending the knees
keeping the body erect
pushing upward with the legs
using the back
Class A Fire is
ordinary combustibles
petroleum based products
electrical
Stage curtains and drapes should be treated with
Febreze
Light absorbent material
light reflective material
fire retardant
Auditorium exits should be _____.
Identified by house manager and Lit exit signs
Identified by ushers
announced via intercom
identified by exit signs
What is the proper method for lifting heavy objects?
Bending the knees, bending the body, Lifting with back
Bending the hips, bending the body, pushing upward with the legs
Bending the knees, keeping the body straight, pushing upward with the legs
Bending the ankles, keeping the body straight, pushing backward away from the object
_______ shoes should be worn while working
Open toe and hard sole
Closed Toe and hard sole
Absorbent and Hard Sole
Absorbent and Open toe
Class "A" Fires
Involve petroleum based products like paint, oil, grease and fuel.
Involve ordinary combustibles like paper, wood, cardboard and cloth
Involve "A" Fire
are electrical fires.
Class "B" Fires
Involve petroleum based products like paint, oil, grease and fuel.
Involve ordinary combustibles like paper, wood, cardboard and cloth
Cooking Fires
are electrical fires.
Class "C" Fires
Involve petroleum based products like paint, oil, grease and fuel.
Involve ordinary combustibles like paper, wood, cardboard and cloth
Fires happening in crowds
are electrical fires.
When is it permissible to obstruct an exit?
When people are sneaking out
when the space is being used for storage
During the performance ONLY.
Never
Ask for _____________________ when moving set pieces to avoid possible strain.
directions
assistance
ropes
lights
What does MSDS stand for?
Material Safety Data Sheet
Modern Safety Day Special
Medium Small Data Stuff
Made Something Doing Something
Physical warm-ups can help clear your mind.
True
False
All serious actors warm up before rehearsals and performances.
True
False
Warm-ups help eliminate adrenaline flow in the body.
True
False
The last steps for using a fire extinguisher are...
Squeeze the trigger and run
Squeeze the trigger and sweep along fire
Sweep across the fire while getting closer
Spray up above the fire and sweep downwards
Which description best describes a Class A fire?
Fire involving wood, paper and textiles
Fire involving flammable liquids
Fire involving flammable gases
Fire involving burning metals
Which description best describes a Class C fire?
Fire involving wood, paper and textiles
Fire involving flammable liquids
Fire involving flammable gases
Fire involving burning metals
Which description best describes a Class B fire?
Fire involving wood, paper and textiles
Fire involving flammable liquids
Fire involving flammable gases
Fire involving burning metals
