Title: Quiz: OSHA Safety 1
Course: Manufacturing Language Arts > Section: Learning Modules

This quiz will have you work with the J. J. Keller OSHA Safety Training Handbook, both testing your reading comprehension and writing skills while helping you learn some of the safety information in the book.

You can take this quiz as many times as you like, though only your last grade will be recorded.

Q: What is the best order to put the following sentences to create the most logical and seamless presentation of the material?

(A) Rear wheel steering allows a forklift to turn in a tight radius.

(B) Driving a forklift is a unique experience.

(C) But it also means that the rear of a forklift will swing considerably wider than the rear of a car when turning.

(D) Forklifts weigh much more than cars and are steered from the rear axle rather than the front as in a car.
- B, D, A, C
- B, A, C, D
- D, A, C, B
- D, C, B, A
- C, A, B, D
- C, D, B, A
- D, C, A, B
- A, C, D, B
A: B, D, A, C

Q: Answer the following question based on the "Eye Protection" chapter, pages 43-48.

Who is responsible for your safety when it comes to eye protection?
- you and your employer
- the eye protection manufacturer
- only your employer
- your supervisor and coworkers
A: you and your employer

Q: Answer the following question based on the "Eye Protection" chapter, pages 43-48.

What should you do first if a chemical splashes in your eye?
- flush your eyes for at least fifteen minutes
- fill out an accident report
- speak with a supervisor
- call 911 or get a supervisor or coworker to drive you to the hospital
A: flush your eyes for at least fifteen minutes

Q: Answer the following question based on the "Eye Protection" chapter, pages 43-48.

What does PPE stand for?
- personal protective equipment
- personal protection for eyes
- people protecting eyes
- possessing protective equipment
A: personal protective equipment

Q: Answer the following question based on the "Fire Prevention" chapter, pages 51-60.

What type of extinguisher should you never use on electrical fires?
- water
- dry chemical
- carbon dioxide
- non-conducting agent
A: water

Q: Answer the following question based on the "Fire Prevention" chapter, pages 51-60.

If a flammable liquid spills, how should you respond?
- Only specially trained response team members should respond.
- Use absorbent materials to contain and clean-up the spill.
- Light the spilled materials on fire in a contained fashion with fire extinguishers at the ready.
- Spray a dry chemical fire extinguisher agent on the spill to prevent fire.
A: Only specially trained response team members should respond.

Q: Answer the following question based on the "Fire Prevention" chapter, pages 51-60.

What is the key to eliminating fire hazards?
- solid prevention
- not smoking at a worksite
- having proper fire extinguishers at the ready
- wearing eye protection
A: solid prevention

Q: What is the best order to put the following sentences to create the most logical and seamless presentation of the material?

(A) Fractures may be simple or compound.

(B) A compound fracture involves a bone penetrating the skin, causing an open wound.

(C) Fractures involve a crack or a break in a bone.

(D) On the other hand, a simple fracture will probably not be visible though will cause pain.
- C, A, B, D
- C, A, D, B
- A, C, B, D
- A, C, D, B
A: C, A, B, D

Q: What is the first step in any first aid case involving serious injury?
- call 911
- move the victim out of immediate danger
- assess the situation
- determine whether CPR is necessary
A: call 911

Q: As a designated first aid provider, which of the following is true?
- You need to keep yourself safe while delivering aid.
- You should not assist with any injuries before checking with a supervisor.
- It is not necessary to call 911 because you are an expert.
- You should never move a spinal injury victim because you migth cause more harm to them.
A: You need to keep yourself safe while delivering aid.