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Grade 7 Pre-Technical Studies · Strand 1: Foundations of Pre-Technical Studies · Safety in the Immediate Environment

Workshop Safety

A short Grade 7 Pre-Technical Studies lesson for the CBE curriculum, part of Foundations of Pre-Technical Studies: Safety in the Immediate Environment. Learn it on any phone with notes and slides, then check yourself with a quick quiz and earn XP. This lesson is free.

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  1. 1. Which of the following is the best meaning of the word 'hazard'?

    • A. An action taken in advance to prevent injury
    • B. Anything with the potential to cause harm or injury
    • C. Gear used to shield the body from injury
    • D. The condition of being protected from danger
  2. 2. A pool of spilled cooking oil is left on a smooth concrete floor in a school kitchen. What should be done first?

    • A. Wipe it up immediately and keep the area clear
    • B. Walk around it carefully and leave it to dry
    • C. Cover it with a school bag so people can see it
    • D. Wait until break time to clean it
  3. 3. Which item of protective workshop attire shields the eyes from flying woodchips and metal filings?

    • A. Safety boots
    • B. Hand gloves
    • C. Eye goggles
    • D. Apron
  4. 4. Which pair of precautions most effectively reduces trip and cut hazards in a workshop?

    • A. Wearing open sandals and leaving cables across walkways
    • B. Using petrol to clean wood shavings off benches
    • C. Stacking timber offcuts against the main exit door
    • D. Clearing gangways of trailing cables and sheathing sharp tools when not in use
  5. 5. What do we call an action taken in advance to prevent danger or injury?

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