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1The primary purpose of wearing safety goggles in a mechanical workshop is to:
A.Improve fashion style only
B.Protect eyes from flying chips, dust, and sparks
C.Replace all machine guards
D.Increase hearing ability
Explanation: Safety goggles shield the eyes from chips, dust, sparks, and chemical splash common in fitting and machining work.
2Which footwear is MOST appropriate on a workshop floor with sharp off-cuts?
A.Open-toed sandals
B.Slippers only
C.Closed safety shoes with sturdy soles
D.Bare feet for better grip
Explanation: Closed safety shoes protect toes and soles from cuts, falling parts, and oil on the floor.
3Loose clothing or hanging jewellery near a rotating drill spindle is unsafe mainly because it can:
A.Improve cooling of the bit
B.Get caught and pull the operator into the machine
C.Make measurements more accurate
D.Reduce noise automatically
Explanation: Rotating spindles can snag loose cloth or jewellery and draw the body into the machine, causing severe injury.
4A machine guard on a grinding wheel is intended to:
A.Decorate the machine only
B.Contain fragments and limit contact with the wheel
C.Increase wheel speed without limit
D.Replace the need for eye protection always
Explanation: Guards reduce the chance of contact with the wheel and help contain broken wheel pieces if a failure occurs.
5Before starting any powered machine, a safe practice is to:
A.Remove all guards for easier access
B.Check that guards are in place and the work area is clear
C.Wear gloves while operating the lathe chuck always
D.Stand directly in line with the chuck key if left in
Explanation: Pre-start checks include fitted guards, clear floor and table, correct setup, and no loose tools left in rotating parts.
6Oil or coolant spilled on a workshop floor should be:
A.Ignored because it improves shoe grip
B.Cleaned promptly with absorbent material to prevent slips
C.Spread more thinly with bare hands only
D.Washed into electrical panels
Explanation: Spills create slip hazards; absorb, clean, and dispose of waste as workshop rules require.
7For a minor cut that is bleeding lightly in the workshop, the FIRST correct action is usually to:
A.Continue working until the shift ends
B.Stop work, clean the wound carefully, apply a clean dressing, and report if required
C.Apply oil from the machine as antiseptic
D.Ignore bleeding because metal dust stops infection
Explanation: Stop the task, clean and dress the wound, and follow school/workshop first-aid and reporting rules.
8Fire extinguishers of the correct class should be available near welding or grinding because those processes can:
A.Cool the room only
B.Produce sparks that ignite flammable materials
C.Eliminate all electrical risk forever
D.Replace ventilation needs completely
Explanation: Sparks and hot metal can start fires; keep combustibles clear and have the right extinguisher ready.
9Hearing protection is MOST important when working near:
A.A silent marking table only
B.Noisy power tools, grinders, or hammers for long periods
C.A closed book cupboard
D.A soft-cloth polishing cloth only
Explanation: Prolonged high noise from power tools and impact work can damage hearing; use earplugs or earmuffs as required.
10An emergency stop (E-stop) button on a machine is used to:
A.Increase spindle speed gradually
B.Shut the machine down quickly in an unsafe situation
C.Lubricate the ways automatically
D.Store tools inside the panel
Explanation: E-stop provides a rapid, intentional shutdown when someone is at risk or the process goes out of control.
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