Question

question 14 of 16 when gloves are required for handling sharp edges, chemicals, or extreme temperatures, which type of glove should be worn? tight fitting gloves leather gloves cotton gloves coated-tex gloves

Explanation:

To determine the correct glove for handling sharp edges, chemicals, or extreme temperatures, we analyze each option:

• Tight - fitting gloves: Usually for hygiene (like medical) or precision, not for the mentioned hazards.
• Leather gloves: Provide protection against sharp edges, some chemicals, and can handle moderate temperature extremes, making them suitable for these tasks.
• Cotton gloves: Are mainly for light tasks, absorbency, or hygiene, not for harsh hazards.
• CORE - TEX gloves: This is likely a misspelling (maybe "Core - Tex" or a less common type; leather is a more established choice for the given hazards).

Answer:

B. Leather gloves