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WorksheetsShop Safety Final Exam
Total questions: 67
Worksheet time: 39mins
The shop must be clean if it is to be safe.
True
False
Grease or oil that spills should be cleaned up at the end of the period.
True
False
Running, goofing around, and horseplay are strictly forbidden in the shop.
True
False
Compressed air must not be used to clean a person's clothes.
True
False
Avoid breathing carbon monoxide fumes; they are deadly.
True
False
Never remove a radiator cap when coolant is known to be hot.
True
False
Wearing metal rings, bracelets, and watchbands pose no safety hazard.
True
False
Creepers are not playthings.
True
False
Sanding or grinding should not be done near gasoline or solvent.
True
False
The wire buffer should not be used without eye protection.
True
False
Sharp tools can be carried in your pockets if your hands are full.
True
False
When lifting heavy objects, lift with your legs not with your back.
True
False
Guards can be removed from tools or machines if eye protection is worn.
True
False
It is okay to drive a vehicle into the shop without a valid driver's license
True
False
Screwdrivers can be used as a hammer, chisel or pry bar.
True
False
Wrenches must fit the job in order to avoid injury and poor workmanship.
True
False
If you need leverage for a wrench, it is okay to put a pipe over it.
True
False
Gasoline is a suitable cleaning agent for very dirty pants.
True
False
Never support a vehicle by a jack alone. It could fall and cause damage and/or injury.
True
False
When using electrical equipment, if a slight shock occurs it is okay to continue to use the equipment until the job is done.
True
False
Sparks or flame near a battery could lead to an explosion due to hydrogen gas.
True
False
Care must be given when working with revolving equipment (belts, fans, pulleys.)
True
False
When inflating tires, you should not be concerned with the tire pressure because the manufacturer has designed them to withstand unusual demands.
True
False
Centering a vehicle's weight on a lift is not important, because the lift is designed to support the weight, even if it is not centered.
True
False
Someone should guide the driver on the alignment rack and help keep the tires centered on the rack.
True
False
Using your hand to stop a spinning tire on the balancer is perfectly acceptable.
True
False
Brake dust should not be stirred up because it contains asbestos, which is known to cause cancer.
True
False
There is no need to disconnect the battery if you are doing extensive work on the vehicle.
True
False
Batteries are harmless and you can handle them without caution.
True
False
Before doing extensive work on an automobile, make sure the battery is _____
Off
Charged
Disconnected
Connected
Batteries contain _____ which can cause severe skin burns
Aloe vera
Acid
Hot water
Oil
_____ clothing should not be worn in the shop.
Cotton
Bright
Expensive
Loose
Battery chargers should be _____ when connecting and disconnecting the battery.
Cold
Off
Released
Tipped over
_____ should be used to support the weight of a raised vehicle not on the floor jack.
Flex connectors
Frame straps
Jack stands
Tight wires
The vehicle's transmission should be in neutral or _____ before starting the car.
Cruise control
Park
Reverse
Steady
Injuries should be reported to the _____
Custodian
Nurse
Principal
Teacher
When lifting a heavy object up from the floor...
keep your legs bent and lift with your arms.
keep your back straight and lift with your legs.
keep your back and legs bent and lift with your legs.
keep your legs straight and lift with your back.
Carbon monoxide gas comes from the exhaust of engines. It is...
a poison.
light blue in color.
lighter than air.
easy to smell.
Brake or clutch dust is dangerous to inhale because it may contain...
solvents.
acid.
asbestos.
sodium.
If an injury should occur, students should...
notify the teacher.
stay calm.
help if needed.
All of the above
Safety in the work place will result in...
A- quality work.
B- professional atmosphere.
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
It is okay to siphon gasoline from a tank with your mouth...
anytime, as long as you're careful.
never, it's poison.
when no one else is around.
if your friend lets you.
When someone is working under the car, it is okay to work above it...
if the other person says you can.
if you do not drop anything on them.
if you are very careful.
never work above the car if someone is working under it.
If you aren't sure how to do a job safely, you should always...
ask the teacher.
ask your friend.
figure it out yourself.
just do it.
