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9074/301 pp 5 Health and Safety Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is one of the main responsibilities of employers and employees under the Health and Safety at Work Act, 1974?

a)

Providing free meals at work

b)

Reporting accidents at work

c)

Offering flexible working hours

d)

Ensuring job promotions

2.

What can result from carelessness or ignorance?

a)

A fortunate event

b)

A routine procedure

c)

An unfortunate event

d)

A planned outcome

3.

Why is it important to know how to respond to an accident?

a)

To ignore the situation

b)

To follow the correct procedure

c)

To create more confusion

d)

To delay the response

4.

What type of event is an accident?

a)

Planned and controlled

b)

Unforeseen and uncontrolled

c)

Routine and expected

d)

Fortunate and planned

5.

Which of the following is considered an emergency in gas engineering?

a)

A fire

b)

A routine inspection

c)

Regular maintenance

d)

A scheduled meeting

6.

For how long should you cool a burn with cold water?

a)

At least five minutes

b)

At least ten minutes

c)

At least fifteen minutes

d)

At least twenty minutes

7.

What is recommended to do after removing a person from fume exposure?

a)

Call emergency services.

b)

Give them water.

c)

Add ventilation, move to fresh air.

d)

Cover them with a blanket.

8.

Which type of fracture may cause swelling around the area?

a)

Compound fracture

b)

Simple fracture

c)

Both simple and compound fractures

d)

Neither simple nor compound fractures

9.

Which type of fracture is more likely to involve a wound?

a)

Simple fracture

b)

Compound fracture

c)

Both simple and compound fractures

d)

Neither simple nor compound fractures

10.

What is a common feature of a compound fracture?

a)

No wound present

b)

Bone causes a wound or breaking of the skin

c)

Always visible bone

d)

No swelling

11.

What should you do if you suspect a spinal injury in a person with a fracture?

a)

Move them to a comfortable position

b)

Lightly squeeze their fingers and toes

c)

Apply a splint

d)

Give them water

12.

What is a recommended action if the casualty is breathing?

a)

Loosen clothing that might restrict the flow of blood

b)

Tighten their belt

c)

Cover them with a blanket

d)

Give them food

13.

What should you do to the energy source when someone is electrocuted?

a)

Increase the voltage.

b)

Safe isolation or remove from source.

c)

Call an electrician.

d)

Cover it with a blanket.

14.

What should you do if the victim is not breathing after an electric shock?

a)

Wait for emergency services.

b)

Perform CPR.

c)

Give them water.

d)

Move them to a different location.

15.

What type of accident must be reported if it causes absence from work for more than three days?

a)

Minor accidents

b)

Near misses

c)

Accidents causing death

d)

Accidents causing major injury