Workplace Safety
What does PPE?
What is Personal Protective Equipment?
A drawing that shows how a building, room, or project is designed is called this.
What is a blueprint?
What tool is used to measure the length of an object or distance?
What is a tape measure?
What plant part captures sunlight for photosynthesis?
What are leaves?
What does GPS stand for?
What is Global Positioning System?
A student is using a power tool and notices the safety guard is missing. What should they do?
What is stop using the tool and report the problem?
This tells you how the measurements on a drawing compare to the actual object.
What is a scale?
What power tool is commonly used to drill holes and drive screws?
What is a drill?
I use sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide to help produce sugar for the plant. What process am I?
What is Photosynthesis?
What process uses heat to join two pieces of metal together?
What is welding?
A student is grinding metal and small sparks are flying. Name two pieces of PPE they should consider wearing.
What are safety glasses/face protection and appropriate protective clothing/gloves?
This tells you what symbols and writing means on a blueprint.
A legend
Which type of engine is commonly found in chainsaws, string trimmers, and some leaf blowers?
Two-cycle engines
What are the three primary nutrients listed on a fertilizer bag?
Nitrogen, Potassium, and Phosphorus
What does GPS use to determine a location on Earth?
What are satelites?
You accidentally spill a chemical. What document should you check to find information about safe handling and cleanup?
What is the SDS?
A blueprint shows a wall as 4 inches long. The scale is 1 inch = 5 feet. How long is the actual wall?
What is 20 feet?
Which type of engine would you most likely find in a riding lawn mower?
Four-cycle engine
A plant has pale or yellowing older leaves and poor overall growth. Which nutrient deficiency might be suspected?
What is Nitrogen?
What is a welding helmet?
A student sees water on the floor but walks around it instead of cleaning it up. What safety issue remains?
What is a slip hazard?
A blueprint uses a scale of 1 inch = 10 feet. A building is actually 60 feet long. How long should it appear on the blueprint?
6 inches
A worker needs to smooth the rough edge of a piece of metal after cutting it. What tool would be most appropriate?
What is a file?
What is the main purpose of a plant's flower?
Reproduction
Which saw is designed to make very accurate crosscuts?
What is a miter saw?