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WorksheetsINDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY TEST
Total questions: 58
Worksheet time: 29mins
What is the main purpose of safety rules in the workshop?
To make work boring
To prevent accidents and injuries
To punish students
To impress teachers
PPE stands for:
Proper Project Equipment
Personal Protective Equipment
Protective Power Electronics
Professional Practice Equipment
A hazard is:
A fun activity
Anything that can cause harm or injury
A tool used for drawing
A safe object
Which of the following is a physical hazard?
Wet floor
Sharp chisel
Paint fumes
Exposed wire
You should always store tools:
On the floor
In the correct rack or toolbox
On your chair
Near water
Which safety equipment protects your feet?
Gloves
Safety boots
Apron
Goggles
Which is a safe behavior?
Horseplay
Running
Reporting hazards immediately
Ignoring spills
What should you do if someone gets injured?
Run away
Laugh
Report to the teacher
Take pictures
What kind of hazard is caused by faulty wiring?
Biological
Electrical
Chemical
Physical
When lifting objects, you should:
Bend your knees and keep your back straight
Bend your back
Twist quickly
Lift with one hand
Which of the following is NOT a safety rule?
Keep tools sharp
Use damaged cords
Report all hazards
Wear PPE
What causes mechanical hazards?
Moving parts and tools
Wet floors
Paints and solvents
Loud noise
Which is a common accident in the workshop?
Burn
Toothache
Sneezing
Headache
Safety signs are used to:
Decorate the workshop
Warn and inform students
Replace PPE
Confuse workers
What should you do before using any machine?
Follow instructions
Ignore warnings
Use full speed
Test it without permission
Good lighting helps to:
Cause glare
Prevent eye strain and accidents
Increase noise
Make tools heavier
A biological hazard comes from:
Dust
Germs and waste
Loud noise
Sparks
Which one is NOT PPE?
Apron
Gloves
Hammer
Safety goggles
Why should floors be kept clean and dry?
To make the teacher happy
To prevent slips and falls
To look shiny
To reduce marks
Before starting work, you should always:
Inspect your area and tools
Start immediately
Joke around
Ignore safety signs
Running and horseplay are safe behaviors in the workshop.
True
False
Good lighting helps prevent accidents.
True
False
PPE stands for Protective Personal Equipment.
True
False
Always report broken tools or damaged equipment.
True
False
Wet floors can cause slips and falls.
True
False
Never distract someone using a machine.
True
False
Safety is everyone’s responsibility.
True
False
Eating in the workshop is unsafe.
True
False
A hazard is anything that can cause harm.
True
False
Wearing the correct PPE can prevent serious injuries.
True
False
Match the items in Column A with the correct description in Column B.
c) Protect eyes from flying dust
a) Prevent slips and protect feet
e) Protects clothes and body
d) From paints and fumes
b) From damaged wires
Match the items in Column A with the correct description in Column B.
d) From paints and fumes
e) Protects clothes and body
c) Protect eyes from flying dust
a) Prevent slips and protect feet
b) From damaged wires
Match the items in Column A with the correct description in Column B.
d) From paints and fumes
b) From damaged wires
c) Protect eyes from flying dust
a) Prevent slips and protect feet
e) Protects clothes and body
Match the items in Column A with the correct description in Column B. 4. Apron
a) Prevent slips and protect feet
e) Protects clothes and body
d) From paints and fumes
c) Protect eyes from flying dust
b) From damaged wires
Match the items in Column A with the correct description in Column B.
d) From paints and fumes
c) Protect eyes from flying dust
e) Protects clothes and body
a) Prevent slips and protect feet
b) From damaged wires
Match the items in Column A with the correct description in Column B.
d) From paints and fumes
a) Prevent slips and protect feet
e) Protects clothes and body
b) From damaged wires
c) Protect eyes from flying dust
Match the following: 7. Physical Hazard
From sharp or moving tools
Keep floors clean and dry
Prevents clutter accidents
Equipment for personal protection
Match the following: 8. Mechanical Hazard
From sharp or moving tools
Keep floors clean and dry
Prevents clutter accidents
Equipment for personal protection
Match the following: 9. Clean Workspace
From sharp or moving tools
Keep floors clean and dry
Prevents clutter accidents
Equipment for personal protection
Match the following: 10. PPE
From sharp or moving tools
Keep floors clean and dry
Prevents clutter accidents
Equipment for personal protection
Safety is defined as:
The condition of being protected from harm or danger
The ability to work quickly
The process of making rules
The act of taking risks
A hazard is defined as:
A source of potential harm or adverse health effect.
A type of insurance policy.
A method of risk assessment.
A safety procedure in the workplace.
Select two reasons why safety is important in the workshop.
To prevent accidents and injuries
To ensure tools are used correctly
To make the workshop look clean
To finish work faster
Which of the following lists four safety rules students must follow?
Wear safety goggles, follow instructions, do not run, report accidents.
Bring food into the lab, ignore instructions, run in the lab, hide accidents.
Wear sandals, use equipment carelessly, ignore safety signs, eat in the lab.
Touch chemicals with bare hands, play with equipment, ignore teacher, leave spills unreported.
Select the option that correctly lists three items of PPE and explains their uses.
Gloves (protect hands), Safety goggles (protect eyes), Hard hat (protect head)
Gloves (protect feet), Safety goggles (protect ears), Hard hat (protect arms)
Gloves (protect eyes), Safety goggles (protect head), Hard hat (protect hands)
Gloves (protect hair), Safety goggles (protect nose), Hard hat (protect legs)
State two causes of electrical accidents.
Faulty wiring and overloaded circuits
Proper insulation and regular maintenance
Low voltage and short cables
Use of certified equipment and safety gear
Select two causes of fires in the workshop and one prevention method.
Electrical faults, flammable materials, keeping the workshop clean
Poor lighting, lack of ventilation, using water on electrical fires
Overcrowding, noise, wearing loose clothing
Using plastic tools, painting walls, storing water
Select two ways to keep the workshop safe and organized.
Keep tools in designated places and clean up spills immediately.
Leave tools scattered and ignore spills.
Block emergency exits and pile materials haphazardly.
Store chemicals in unlabeled containers and mix waste materials.
If an accident occurs, you should:
Report the accident to the appropriate authorities and seek help.
Ignore the accident and continue as normal.
Leave the scene immediately without informing anyone.
Try to hide any evidence of the accident.
What safety hazard did Kimone create while sweeping?
She left puddles of water on the floor
She threw screwdrivers
She plugged in a frayed cord
She knocked over a box of nails
What is the main safety risk in Jason's action?
Using a frayed extension cord, which can cause electrical shock or fire.
Not wearing gloves, which can cause splinters.
Leaving tools on the floor, which can cause tripping.
Working in a noisy environment, which can cause hearing loss.
What could happen if someone steps on the nails that Tricia knocked over?
They could injure their feet or get puncture wounds.
They could find hidden treasure under the nails.
They could win a prize for stepping on nails.
They could get superpowers from the nails.
Read the scenario below and answer the following question: In all the excitement, Matthew slipped, bumped into the workbench, and sent hammers, rulers, and wires tumbling to the floor. The noise was so loud that the teacher ran in yelling, 'Do you all have a death wish or are you just allergic to common sense?!'
The students were being too quiet
The students were not following safety rules
The students were cleaning the workshop
The students were organizing tools
Identify three hazards shown in the story.
Slippery floor, exposed wires, and open flames
Clean surfaces, closed doors, and bright lights
Safe equipment, organized shelves, and proper signage
No hazards are present in the story
State two safety rules that were ignored.
Wearing safety goggles and not running in the lab
Using chemicals without gloves and eating in the lab
Leaving equipment unattended and not tying hair back
Not washing hands and using broken glassware
Describe two possible accidents that could have occurred.
Two possible accidents that could have occurred are slipping and falling, or getting burned.
Two possible accidents that could have occurred are winning a prize and getting promoted.
Two possible accidents that could have occurred are eating lunch and reading a book.
Two possible accidents that could have occurred are singing a song and drawing a picture.
Suggest three preventative procedures that could have avoided this.
Regular maintenance, safety training, and risk assessment
Ignoring safety protocols, delaying maintenance, and skipping inspections
Increasing workload, reducing staff, and avoiding documentation
Post-incident analysis, emergency response, and equipment replacement
Outline the steps you should take immediately if someone got hurt.
Check for responsiveness, call for help, provide first aid, and stay with the person until help arrives.
Ignore the person and walk away.
Wait for someone else to help before doing anything.
Take a photo and post it online before helping.
