Question

when using cutting tools, never aim them toward your ______ or anyone else.
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keep all parts of your ______ out of the path of a cutting tool. *
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this is a required question
secure your ______ to a bench or vice before working on it. *
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Explanation:

First Question:

When using cutting tools, safety protocols dictate not aiming them at one's own body or others to prevent injury. The word "Body" fits the context of the first blank.

For safety when using cutting tools, one must keep all parts of their body out of the tool's path to avoid harm. So the appropriate word for the blank is "Body".

When working with materials (like wood, metal, etc.) and cutting tools, it's standard practice to secure the workpiece (the material being worked on) to a bench or vice for stability. A common term here is "Workpiece" (or "Material", but "Workpiece" is more precise in a workshop context). However, if we consider common safety training language, "Workpiece" or "Material" or even "Project" could fit, but the most typical is "Workpiece" or "Material". But if we think of the object being worked on, "Workpiece" is accurate. Alternatively, "Material" or "Object" but in workshop safety, "Workpiece" is standard.

Answer:

Body

Second Question: