5 Questions
Which of the following statements about electricity is true based on the text?
Electricity is odorless.
What is the main reason for the transition of electricity from a silent co-worker to a deadly hazard?
Increased usage of electricity
What is a requirement for the health and welfare of workers?
Total acceptance of an electrical safety procedure
What is one example of an electrical hazard mentioned in the text?
Electric shock
In what century did hotels have to place signs assuring their guests that electricity is harmless?
19th century
Study Notes
Electricity Safety
- Electricity transitioned from a silent co-worker to a deadly hazard due to the lack of safety measures and precautions.
Workplace Safety
- A requirement for the health and welfare of workers is ensuring a safe working environment, which includes protecting them from electrical hazards.
Electrical Hazards
- One example of an electrical hazard mentioned in the text is the risk of electric shock, which can be fatal.
Historical Context
- In the 19th century, hotels had to place signs assuring their guests that electricity is harmless, indicating the initial fears and misconceptions surrounding electricity.
Test your knowledge about the fascinating history of electricity and its impact on modern society. From the early days of skepticism to its widespread use today, this quiz will challenge your understanding of this powerful force.
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