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Review Examination for Midterm

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary purpose of Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) regulations in the workplace?

a)

To reduce productivity

b)

To increase employee benefits

c)

To prevent workplace accidents, injuries, and illnesses

d)

To reduce wages and overtime

2.

Which of the following is the correct sequence of steps in the 5S methodology?

a)

Sort, Set in Order, Shine, Standardize, Sustain

b)

Shine, Standardize, Set in Order, Sort, Sustain

c)

Set in Order, Shine, Sustain, Sort, Standardize

d)

Sort, Sustain, Shine, Set in Order, Standardize

3.

During a safety meeting, a supervisor notices that several employees seem unaware of the proper procedures for handling hazardous materials. What should the supervisor do to address this situation effectively?

a)

Ignore the issue since it doesn't seem to be affecting productivity

b)

Implement a mandatory training session on hazardous materials handling for all employees

c)

Allow employees to figure it out on their own to encourage independence

d)

Only provide training for employees who have previously made mistakes

4.

Why is it important to wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) when working with electrical tools?

a)

To look professional and enhance appearance

b)

To comply with company dress code policies

c)

To protect against electrical shock, burns, and other hazards

d)

To avoid having to undergo safety training

5.

How should employees respond to a hazardous situation in the workplace?

a)

Continue working and hope the hazard will resolve itself

b)

Ignore the hazard if it seems minor

c)

Immediately report the hazard to a supervisor and follow safety protocols

d)

Attempt to fix the hazard without proper training

6.

When analyzing workplace incidents, which factor is most critical to identify in order to prevent future accidents?

a)

The time of day the incident occurred

b)

The personal background of the employees involved

c)

The root cause of the incident and contributing factors

d)

The weather conditions at the time of the incident

7.

In analyzing the effectiveness of an Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) program, which of the following indicators would be most useful in determining its impact on workplace safety?

a)

The number of safety posters displayed around the workplace

b)

The trend in workplace incident and injury rates over time

c)

The number of safety meetings conducted annually

d)

The variety of personal protective equipment (PPE) available to employees

8.

How does the "Set in Order" step in 5S contribute to workplace efficiency?

a)

By encouraging employees to bring personal items to work

b)

By organizing tools and materials so they are easy to find and use

c)

By removing all items from the workplace

d)

By allowing employees to arrange their workspace however they want

9.

What is the first step when applying the 5S methodology in a workspace?

a)

Clean and organize all tools

b)

Remove unnecessary items and materials from the work area

c)

Create detailed labels for all items

d)

Establish a daily cleaning routine

10.

While working in a construction zone, an employee notices that some coworkers are not wearing their personal protective equipment (PPE) properly. What should the employee do in this situation?

a)

Ignore the behavior, as it is not their responsibility

b)

Confront the coworkers aggressively about their actions

c)

Politely remind the coworkers about the importance of wearing PPE and report the situation to a supervisor if it continues

d)

Join them in not wearing PPE to fit in with the group

11.

What is the primary purpose of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) in the workplace?

a)

To increase employee comfort

b)

To enhance employee appearance

c)

To reduce exposure to workplace hazards

d)

To reduce the need for training

12.

While using an electrical tool, an employee notices that the power cord is frayed and has exposed wires. What should the employee do in this situation?

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13.

Using an electrical tool, an employee notices that the power cord is frayed and has exposed wires. What should the employee do in this situation?

a)

Continue using the tool because it seems to be working fine

b)

Wrap the exposed wires with tape to cover them

c)

Report the issue and remove the tool from service immediately

d)

Ignore the frayed cord since it's a minor issue

14.

Which of the following is a key safety practice when using electrical hand tools?

a)

Always disconnect the tool by pulling on the cord

b)

Use electrical tools with frayed or damaged cords

c)

Inspect the tool for damage before each use

d)

Operate electrical tools in wet environments without protection

15.

What should you do if an electrical hand tool malfunctions during use?

a)

Continue using the tool to finish the task

b)

Disconnect it immediately and report the issue

c)

Hit the tool to make it work again

d)

Use it for other tasks where the malfunction doesn't matter

16.

While using a power drill, an employee accidentally drops it from a height onto a hard surface. What should the employee do immediately after the incident?

a)

Pick up the drill and continue using it to finish the task

b)

Inspect the drill for damage before using it again, even if it seems fine

c)

Report the incident to a supervisor and have the drill inspected before further use

d)

Blame the incident on poor work conditions and take no further action

17.

What does the ground symbol consists of?

a)

A line with three smaller lines beneath it in descending order

b)

A circle with an arrow

c)

Two parallel lines

d)

A loop

18.

What does the symbol of a cell consist of?

a)

Two parallel lines, one longer than the other

b)

Two zigzag lines

c)

A circle with a dot

d)

An arrow pointing upward

19.

What do you call the force or pressure that causes the flow of electrical charges?

a)

Current

b)

Resistance

c)

Power

d)

Voltage

20.

A resistor with a resistance of 10 ohms and a current of 2 amperes flowing through it will have a voltage of how much?

a)

2V

b)

5V

c)

10V

d)

20V

21.

In a parallel circuit, what is the property of the total resistance?

a)

Equal to the sum of the individual resistances

b)

Less than the smallest resistance

c)

Greater than the largest resistance

d)

Equal to the largest resistance

22.

If you have two resistors in parallel, R1 = 10 Ω and R2 = 20 Ω, what is the total resistance?

a)

15 Ω

b)

6.67 Ω

c)

30 Ω

d)

10 Ω

23.

Which of the following is true for components in series in a series-parallel circuit?

a)

They have the same voltage drop.

b)

They have the same current.

c)

They have no current flow.

d)

They have the same power dissipation.

24.

What is a fundamental two-dimensional circuit representation using electrical symbols that shows the functionality and connectivity between different electrical components?

a)

Floor Plan

b)

Pictorial Diagram

c)

Schematic Diagram

d)

Wiring Diagram

25.

If a wiring diagram shows two switches in series, what does this indicate?

a)

Either switch can control the circuit independently

b)

Both switches must be on to operate the circuit

c)

Only one switch is functional

d)

The switches control different circuits