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مراجعة النهائي

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following methods of control is generally regarded to be the least desirable?

a)

Ventilation

b)

Chemical substitution

c)

Personal protective equipment

d)

Administrative controls

2.

When providing a safe working environment for staff, employers must eliminate all risks to health and safety.

a)

True

b)

False

3.

Safety signs are an example of:

a)

Engineering Hazard Control

b)

Administrative Hazard Control

c)

Safety Policy

d)

Environment policy

4.

According to the Hierarchy of Controls, what is the MOST effective method of hazard prevention?

a)

Substitution

b)

Engineering Controls

c)

Elimination

d)

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

5.

Which of the following controls is the best example of an Engineering Control?

a)

Implementing a job rotation schedule

b)

Requiring all employees to wear earplugs

c)

Installing sound-dampening enclosures around noisy equipment

d)

Posting warning signs

6.

Using water-based paints instead of solvent-based paints is a real-world example of which level in the Hierarchy of Controls?

a)

Elimination

b)

Substitution

c)

Administrative Controls

d)

Personal Protective Equipment

7.

Which factor is considered when estimating risk?

a)

Color of the machine

b)

Severity of possible injuries

c)

Brand of the machine

d)

Age of the operator

8.

Who has the primary legal responsibility for health and safety in most workplaces?

a)

The Health and Safety Manager

b)

The Employer

c)

Each individual Employee

d)

The Government Inspector

9.

What does the acronym "ALARP" stand for in risk management?

a)

As Low As Reasonably Possible

b)

All Laws Are Regulatory Principles

c)

As Low As Reasonably Practicable

d)

Always Lower All Recognized Problems

10.

The primary purpose of a written safety policy is to:

a)

Meet the minimum legal requirements for documentation.

b)

Serve as a formal commitment from management to protect worker health and safety.

c)

Provide a detailed list of all workplace hazards.

d)

Be used as a training manual for new employees.

11.

What is the most common cause of death in a fire?

a)

Heat and flames

b)

Structural collapse

c)

Smoke and toxic gases

d)

Panic

12.

What should you avoid using during a fire evacuation?

a)

Stairs

b)

Elevators

c)

Fire escapes

d)

Emergency exits

13.

In the fire tetrahedron model, which component represents the ignition source?

a)

Water

b)

Air

c)

Heat

d)

Chemical Chain Reaction

14.

The "PASS" technique is used for:

a)

Performing CPR

b)

Operating a fire extinguisher

c)

Conducting a risk assessment

d)

Applying a tourniquet

15.

Flammable liquids (like acetone) should be stored in a specially designed:

a)

Refrigerated unit

b)

Plastic bin on the floor

c)

Safety cabinet that is clearly labeled "Flammables"

d)

Wooden cabinet

16.

What is the primary purpose of a Safety Data Sheet (SDS)?

a)

To provide cost analysis for chemical products.

b)

To list the marketing advantages of a chemical.

c)

To provide detailed information on the hazards of a chemical and how to work with it safely.

d)

To serve as a shipping manifest for chemical containers.

17.

Which of the following is a recommended prevention strategy for chemical hazards?

a)

Storing all chemicals together to save space.

b)

Implementing proper labeling systems using GHS standards.

c)

Relying solely on administrative controls like training.

d)

Using standard cotton gloves for all chemical handling.

18.

This hazard symbol is used when something is:

a)

Corrosive chemical

b)

Almost empty

c)

Flammable

d)

Electrical Hazard

19.

Chemical containers in the workplace must always be:

a)

Kept tightly sealed when not in use

b)

Left open for ventilation

c)

Stored on high shelves

d)

Made of glass

20.

Two chemicals that can produce toxic gas when mixed are considered:

a)

Compatible

b)

Inert

c)

Incompatible

d)

Neutral

21.

According to OSHA standards, what is the primary purpose of machine guarding on equipment like conveyor belts and punch presses?

a)

To increase the machine's operational speed.

b)

To improve the aesthetic appearance of the workshop.

c)

To prevent worker contact with dangerous moving parts.

d)

To reduce the cost of worker insurance premiums.

22.

Which of these is a mechanical hazard?

a)

Stress

b)

Noise

c)

Entanglement

d)

Radiation

23.

What is the primary danger of using a metal ladder near an electrical source?

a)

It is heavier and harder to move.

b)

It can conduct electricity, leading to electrical shock.

c)

It is more expensive than a fiberglass ladder.

d)

It can slip more easily on the floor.

24.

Lockout/Tagout procedures are essential for:

a)

Starting up equipment quickly

b)

Preventing the unintended release of hazardous energy during maintenance

c)

Labeling equipment for inventory

d)

Improving machine efficiency

25.

A GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) outlet is designed to:

a)

Provide more power to tools

b)

Prevent electrical shock by quickly cutting off power if a fault is detected

c)

Reduce electricity costs

d)

Allow more devices to be plugged in

26.

What is a key element of building a "safety-first culture" in an organization?

a)

Focusing safety efforts solely on compliance with regulations.

b)

Holding only frontline workers accountable for safety.

c)

Actively involving employees in hazard identification and risk assessment.

d)

Limiting safety communication to top-down management directives.

27.

Emergency procedures have been devised to keep everyone safe.

a)

True

b)

False

28.

A "near-miss" incident should be:

a)

Ignored, since no one was hurt

b)

Reported and investigated to prevent future accidents

c)

Discussed only among the workers involved

d)

Reported only if it caused property damage

29.

The "RACE" acronym in fire safety stands for:

a)

Run, Alarm, Contain, Exit

b)

Rescue, Alarm, Confine, Extinguish/Evacuate

c)

Remove, Activate, Call, Escape

d)

React, Alert, Control, Evacuate

30.

The primary goal of first aid is to:

a)

Provide definitive medical treatment

b)

Preserve life, prevent worsening, and promote recovery until professional help arrives

c)

Diagnose the exact medical condition

d)

Clean and dress all wounds

31.

The study of designing the job to fit the worker is called:

a)

Epidemiology

b)

Ergonomics

c)

Engineering

d)

Economics

32.

Employers must provide Personal Protective Equipment (PPE):

a)

Only if employees ask for it

b)

Only for visitors to the site

c)

When hazards cannot be adequately controlled by other means

d)

As a bonus for good performance

33.

Hearing protection is generally required when noise levels exceed:

a)

70 decibels (dB) over an 8-hour average

b)

85 decibels (dB) over an 8-hour average

c)

100 decibels (dB) over an 8-hour average

d)

120 decibels (dB) over an 8-hour average

34.

A Job Safety Analysis (JSA) involves:

a)

Analyzing company profits and losses

b)

Breaking a job down into steps to identify potential hazards

c)

Evaluating an employee's job performance

d)

Scheduling work shifts

35.

Which type of fire extinguisher is suitable for electrical fires?

a)

Class A (Water)

b)

Class B (Foam)

c)

Class C (CO2 or Dry Chemical)

d)

Class D (Dry Powder)

36.

The acronym "MSDS" has been largely replaced by:

a)

MHS (Material Hazard Sheet)

b)

SDS (Safety Data Sheet)

c)

CHS (Chemical Hazard Sheet)

d)

PDS (Product Data Sheet)

37.

The best footwear for general construction site work is:

a)

Running shoes

b)

Leather boots with steel toes and puncture-resistant soles

c)

Sandals

d)

Dress shoes

38.

The main purpose of a safety committee is to:

a)

Discipline workers who break safety rules

b)

Provide a forum for joint management-worker consultation on safety issues

c)

Manage the safety budget only

d)

Replace the need for a safety manager

39.

Confined space entry often requires a permit because:

a)

It is an expensive procedure

b)

Spaces may have toxic atmospheres, engulfment hazards, or lack oxygen

c)

It helps keep track of inventory

d)

It is required by the insurance company only

40.

The primary reason for investigating an accident is to:

a)

Find someone to blame

b)

Identify the root causes to prevent recurrence

c)

Satisfy insurance requirements

d)

Create a report for management