Workplace tools
What tool do you use to sweep the floor?
Broom
What do you do if the fire alarm rings?
Safely Leave the building/go outside.
What should you say to your boss when you arrive at work?
Good morning/something polite
Which costs more: $10 or $5?
$10
Where do you go if you need medicine?
Pharmacy
What tool do you use to write your name?
Pencils
Should you run or walk in the hallway?
Walk
If your boss gives you a new task you don’t know, what should you do first?
Listen and ask questions if needed.
You have $5. You buy a drink for $2. How much money is left?
$3.
Which bus number should you take: the one going to the mall or the one going home?
One going home
What machines wash and dry clothes?
Washer and Dryer
What number do you call in an emergency?
911
Why is it important to be on time to work?
So you don’t miss tasks / to show responsibility.
If you want to save money, should you spend all of it or put some away?
Put some away
If you see a stop sign, what should you do?
Stop and look both ways
What do you use to cut paper at work?
Scissors or paper cutter
True or False: It is safe to touch cleaning chemicals with your bare hands.
False
You finished sweeping. What should you do before starting a new task?
Tell your boss or ask what to do next.
True or False: A credit card is the same as cash.
False
If you are lost in a store, who can you ask for help?
Store worker/Employee
What tool could you use in the kitchen?
Any kitchen tool or appliance
If you get hurt at work, who should you tell?
Your boss
Give two examples of good workplace behavior.
Answers may include: listening, following directions, staying on task, being polite, etc.
If you earn $20 at work and spend $8, how much do you still have?
$12
Name two safe ways to cross the street.
Use crosswalk, wait for walk signal, look both ways.