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5 The unsafe condition to work is .................... 12 What is the expansion of CFC? D
A oily floor A Chloro Fluro Carbons E
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B good light B Carbon Fibre Composite
C proper tool C Cold Fusion Component Q
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D adequate ventilation D Chlorine Fibre Carbons
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6 To put off fire due to electrical sources, Class C fire 13 Earthquake is measured with an instrument called S
extinguisher uses ....................... .................... T
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A water A telegraph
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B carbon dioxide B seismograph N
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C dry powder C oscillograph
D foam D bargraph
7 Risk management involves ..................... 14 Which one is a man induced hazards?
A identifying and monitoring risk A Landslide
B hiring an employee with the job of managing risk B Cyclone
C eliminating all workplace hazards C Volcano
D identify risk, assessing risk and eleminate/control D Earth quake
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15 Which one is a non-renewable energy?
8 Which one of the following is not an ergonomic hazard?
A Solar
A Awkward position
B Wind
B Poor house keeping
C Coal
C Emotional disturbances
D Rain
D Wrong layout of machinery
16 Which one of the following is not part of 3 R’s?
9 ABC of first aid stands for ....................
A Reduce
A Air way, Bleeding and Circulation
B Recycle
B Air way, Breathing and Circulation
C Regenerate
C Airway, Bleeding and Compression
D Reuse
D Airway, Breathing & Compression
17 Ozone layer is made up of ....................
10 What should NEVER be placed on a burn?
A one oxygen atom (O)
A Oil
B two oxygen atoms (O2)
B Water
C three oxygen atoms (O3)
C Damped cloth
D four oxygen atoms (O4)
D Dry sterile dressing
18 Below food relation is called ..................
11 The organisms which directly or indirectly depend upon “Grass  Deer  Lion  Decomposer”
green plant for the source of food are called ..........
A food web
A abiotic
B food chain
B producer
C food process
C consumer
D food pyramid
D decomposer

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