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Because they are standardized and have the same meaning across different countries (correct)
Because they are taught in schools globally
Because they are recognized by scientists worldwide
Because they are written in multiple languages

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To communicate hazards to everyone, regardless of literacy.

They are standardized and have the same meaning across different countries, promoting universal safety communication.

To indicate hazards formerly classified as harmful or irritant, alerting people to potential dangers.

To provide immediate recognition of dangers, regardless of language, literacy, or background, ensuring safety for all.

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Hazard symbols are used instead of words because they can be understood by people who speak different languages.
The purpose of the caution hazard symbol is to alert people to potential hazards and to exercise caution.

Hazard symbols are internationally understood, enabling people from different countries to recognize and understand the hazards, even if they do not speak the local language.

One purpose of using hazard symbols is that they can be understood by those who cannot read, ensuring that everyone is informed of potential hazards, regardless of their literacy level.