Question

question 5 of 8
what should you do with corded tools when they are not being used?
select the best option.
keep them plugged in just in case
unplug them
hang them up but keeping them plugged in for later.
leave it on the table, you know you will get to it later.

Explanation:

To ensure safety (e.g., prevent electrical hazards, energy waste) and proper care of corded tools when not in use, the best practice is to unplug them. Keeping them plugged in poses risks like overheating, electrical fires, or unnecessary power consumption. Hanging or leaving them plugged in, or leaving them on the table while plugged in/accessible, is unsafe or inefficient.

Answer:

B. Unplug them (assuming the option "Unplug them" is labeled as B; if the original options had different labels, adjust accordingly. Based on the given options, the correct choice is the "Unplug them" option.)