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Safety 37- End of book

Total questions: 27

Worksheet time: 14mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the benefit of using secondary containment for absorbents?

a)

It makes the absorbents last longer.

b)

It provides additional protection against groundwater and rain leaks.

c)

It reduces the need for labeling containers.

d)

It allows mixing of different chemicals.

2.

A technician is about to lift a vehicle using a jack. What sequence of steps should they follow to ensure maximum safety?

a)

Engage the parking brake, place the jack under the floor pan, and lift quickly.

b)

Engage the parking brake, position the jack at a secure lift point, use jack stands, block the wheels, and keep the jack lever upright.

c)

Place the jack anywhere under the vehicle, lift, and then engage the parking brake.

d)

Use only the jack without jack stands or blocking wheels.

3.

What should be done with the mop after using it to clean up a spill?

a)

Leave it in the spill area

b)

Dispose of it properly before resuming cleaning

c)

Rinse it and reuse immediately

d)

Hang it to dry in the shop

4.

What must be done to a vehicle’s air conditioning unit before repair or recycling?

a)

Fill it with new refrigerant

b)

Empty it of all refrigerant using approved recovery/recycling equipment

c)

Wash it with water

d)

Paint it

5.

Why should all containers in the paint mixing room be covered properly?

a)

To prevent theft

b)

To reduce the escape of vapors and fumes and slow evaporation of materials

c)

To keep the paint fresh for longer periods

d)

To make the room look organized

6.

Which type of respirator provides the most protection when mixing paints and solvents?

a)

Cloth mask

b)

Paper mask

c)

Properly fitted APR with organic vapor cartridges

d)

Surgical mask

7.

What is the main benefit of using high-volume, low pressure (HVLP) spray guns in automotive painting?

a)

Increases overspray

b)

Reduces transfer efficiency

c)

Minimizes paint waste and exposure

d)

Requires less training

8.

Which of the following is a leading cause of occupational asthma in automotive painting?

a)

Latex

b)

Isocyanates

c)

Water vapor

d)

Carbon dioxide

9.

Why is it important to use gloves that are not old, punctured, or torn when mixing paints?

a)

Old gloves are uncomfortable

b)

Damaged gloves do not provide adequate protection against solvents

c)

New gloves are cheaper

d)

Torn gloves are more flexible

10.

What is the purpose of positioning all mixing equipment near exhaust points?

a)

To keep the area organized

b)

To ensure vapors are removed from the work area

c)

To make equipment easier to reach

d)

To reduce noise

11.

Which type of respirator is recommended for all spray painting operations?

a)

Supplied-air respirator (SAR) with an APF of at least 25

b)

Dust mask

c)

Surgical mask

d)

Cloth face covering

12.

Why has asbestos been used in the automotive industry for years?

a)

Because it is nonflammable and nearly indestructible

b)

Because it is lightweight and colorful

c)

Because it is biodegradable

d)

Because it is easy to melt

13.

What is the primary health risk associated with inhaling asbestos dust?

a)

Skin irritation

b)

Cancer and mesothelioma

c)

Hearing loss

d)

Eye infection

14.

What is the main reason listed wastes are regulated under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA)?

a)

They are expensive to dispose of

b)

They are known to have harmful effects on humans and the environment if managed improperly

c)

They are difficult to transport

d)

They are rare in automotive shops

15.

A technician is repairing clutches and must reach underneath the clutch to access asbestos dust. What is the most appropriate action for the technician to take?

a)

Work without any protective equipment

b)

Wear all appropriate PPE, including goggles and a respirator

c)

Use only gloves

d)

Wash hands after the repair

16.

Which of the following solvents is likely to be classified as a listed hazardous waste?

a)

Water

b)

Methanol

c)

Vinegar

d)

Baking soda

17.

What is the main reason corrosive wastes are considered hazardous?

a)

They are flammable.

b)

They can corrode metal storage like tanks, drums, and barrels.

c)

They are explosive.

d)

They contain high concentrations of heavy metals.

18.

What is the recommended safety equipment for technicians using solvents?

a)

Only gloves

b)

Only safety goggles

c)

Appropriate PPE and half-mask air-purifying respirators with organic vapor cartridges

d)

No special equipment is needed

19.

What is a potential health effect of exposure to toluene?

a)

Skin cancer

b)

Memory loss, nausea, and unconsciousness

c)

Hearing loss

d)

Bone fractures

20.

Which group of chemicals is most commonly found in hardeners and polyurethanes?

a)

Alcohols

b)

Isocyanate groups

c)

Acids

d)

Peroxides

21.

What is the primary reason for wearing NIOSH-approved respirators when handling chemicals such as isocyanates?

a)

To reduce inhalation of harmful isocyanate particles

b)

To keep the face warm

c)

To improve vision

d)

To prevent dehydration

22.

Why should used batteries be recycled according to the text?

a)

Because they contain toxic and corrosive acids

b)

Because they are lightweight

c)

Because they are expensive

d)

Because they are reusable without processing

23.

Which of the following is a safe practice when handling used lead acid batteries?

a)

Store batteries only on acid-resistant shelves

b)

Stack batteries atop each other

c)

Store batteries on wooden pallets directly on the floor

d)

Handle batteries without gloves

24.

What is required when shipping used oil to any offsite location?

a)

Transporters must have EPA identification numbers.

b)

The oil must be mixed with hazardous materials.

c)

The oil must be stored in open containers.

d)

No labeling is required.

25.

Why should used oil not be mixed with hazardous materials?

a)

It will make the oil less effective

b)

It will render the entire container hazardous

c)

It will increase recycling costs

d)

It will make the oil evaporate faster

26.

Which of the following is NOT recommended for storing used rags?

a)

In airtight metal containers

b)

In containers labeled for “used solvent rags only”

c)

With different solvents in the same container

d)

With fluid wrung out into proper containers

27.

What is a potential environmental consequence of not properly disposing of used tires?

a)

Increased oil recycling

b)

Attraction of pests and rodents

c)

Improved soil quality

d)

Reduced landfill space