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4. hearing protection should be worn anytime the noise level exceeds a.…

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  1. hearing protection should be worn anytime the noise level exceeds

a. 60 db
b. 70 db
c. 80 db
d. 90 db

  1. two technicians are discussing the safe use of a wrench. technician a says

that a wrench should be pulled toward you. technician b says that a
wrench should be pushed away from you. which technician is correct?
a. technician a only
b. technician b only
c. both technicians a and b
d. neither technician a nor b

  1. exhaust hoses should be used because one of the exhaust gases is deadly in

high concentration. this gas is ________.
a. carbon monoxide (co)
b. carbon dioxide (co₂)
c. hydrocarbons (hc)
d. oxides of nitrogen (noₓ)

  1. the process of combustion occurring without an open flame is called

________.
a. direct ignition
b. non - open flame combustion
c. spontaneous combustion
d. cold fusion

  1. when using a fire extinguisher, what word can be used to rem

to do?
a. pass
b. fire
c. red
d. lever

  1. which type of fire extinguisher is usable for most types of fir

a. co₂
b. dry chemical
c. water
d. co

  1. which item is usually not included in a first - aid kit?

a. eye wash solution
b. antibiotic cream
c. fire blanket
d. bandages

Explanation:

Response
Question 4
Brief Explanations

Hearing protection is recommended when noise levels exceed 85 - 90 dB (commonly 90 dB as a standard threshold for requiring hearing protection in many workplaces). Among the options, 90 dB (option d) is the correct threshold for when hearing protection should be worn.

Brief Explanations

When using a wrench, pulling it toward you (Technician A's advice) is safer as pushing it away can lead to loss of control if it slips, and pulling provides better leverage and safety. Pushing a wrench away (Technician B's advice) is less safe. So only Technician A is correct.

Brief Explanations

Exhaust gases from engines (like in vehicles) contain carbon monoxide (CO), which is deadly in high concentrations. Carbon dioxide ($CO_2$) is not as deadly in exhaust - related high concentrations in the same way, hydrocarbons (HC) and oxides of nitrogen ($NO_x$) have different toxicological profiles and CO is the main deadly exhaust gas in high concentration here.

Answer:

d. 90 dB

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