STEM/Robotics Safety Test

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Safety Test - you must make a 100 on this test before you can continue with activities in STEM class

First Name *

Last Name *

Class *

Year *

Semester *

Who is dressed for safety *

1 point

Archie - He has loose fitting clothes and his new sandals

Betty - She let her hair down and is wearing a new necklace she got for her birthday.

Reggie - He has removed all jewelry and has gloves and goggles ready

Veronica - She has on both her charm bracelets for luck and a ring on each finger.

When should Cliff use approved eye protection? *

1 point

When he needs to improve his vision

When he doesn't have his glasses on

When using tools in the shop or at the worktables

When he wants to avoid eye strain.

Where is the STEM Lab fire extinguisher? *

1 point

By the dry erase board

By the utility closet

By the EXIT

In Mr. Martin's office

If a fire erupts, immediately *

1 point

run for the fire extinguisher.

throw water on the fire.

notify the teacher.

pull the fire alarm.

If you do not understand a direction or part of a project, you should... *

1 point

Skip it and go on to the next part

Ask the teacher before proceeding

Try several methods until something works

Figure it out as you do the activity

Clark has been injured during a project (cut, burned, etc.). He should first... *

1 point

Notify the teacher immediately

Go to the nurse after class

Apply first aid himself

Walk it off

Which of the following is dangerous in the STEM classroom? *

1 point

Practical Jokes

Horse Plaay

Pranks

All of the above

When you finish working with chemicals, biological specimens, and other lab substances, always... *

1 point

treat your hands with skin lotion

wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water

wipe your hands on your partners shirt

wipe your hands on a towel

When you get finished working at your station you should... *

1 point

Leave your stuff where it is

Clean up after yourself

Dump everything on the floor

Let your teacher clean it up

When using a razor blade, scalpel, or box cutter, always cut material... *

1 point

toward you

away from you

in your hand

close to your face

Before you leave the STEM room, you should... *

1 point

wash your hands with soap and water (if working with chemicals)

do all of the above.

clean your work area and equipment.

return all equipment to the proper storage area.

All chemicals in the lab (including foodstuffs and store-bought chemicals) should be treated as if they could be hazardous. *

1 point

True

False

What should you do before beginning a new Project? *

1 point

Go to other groups and ask them what to do.

Jump right in and figure it out as you go.

Read all procedures thoroughly.

Relax and talk with friends.

When can you enter the supply closet/shop room? *

1 point

When the light is on.

When the door is open.

When I have permission.

When you need something.

It is okay to pick up broken glass with your bare hands if the glass is placed in the trash can. *

1 point

False

True

How should you clean up broken glass? *

1 point

With a wet paper towel.

With a piece of used tissue.

With a broom and a dust pan.

With my bare hands.

At the beginning of class you should... *

1 point

Talk with your friends.

Be seated and following the instructions on the screen

Horse playing and running around.

Walk around and check things out.

If a piece of equipment is not working properly, stop, turn it off, and... *

1 point

Bang it with a hammer real hard 3 times.

Try and fix it yourself.

Get a friend to help you fix it.

Tell the teacher.

Safety rules only apply when working with power tools? *

1 point

True

False

Good enough is the enemy of... *

1 point

Great

Mediocrity

Decent

Better

Please Identify AT LEAST TWO(2) other safety rules you feel would apply to STEM. Examples could include - glue guns / equipment racks / sink / power tools / 3D printer. *

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