Question

tasks
today, 7:45 am
julia waszyn
on behalf of the corporate safety &
risk department
cs&r wrc 3 - dd (c.a.l.m.) 4.1
dirty dozen - calm: please answer the following
question.
how can you judge if you are 6 feet from the person you
are interacting with?
○ picture two grocery carts
○ your arms held out in front of you
○ picture a yard stick

• required

Explanation:

To determine 6 feet distance, we analyze each option:

• "Picture two grocery carts": A grocery cart's length is around 3 feet, so two would be 6 feet, making this a valid visual cue.
• "Your arms held out in front of you": Arm span is roughly a person’s height, not typically 6 feet for most.
• "Picture a yard stick": A yard stick is 3 feet, so it would only represent half of 6 feet.

Thus, the correct option is the one with two grocery carts as a reference.

Answer:

A. Picture two grocery carts