Question

question 2 of 3
select the best answer: a person is carrying an object in their arms. what should they do to fall safely if a fall happens now?

• hold the object close to their body
• (option text partially obscured)
• place the object below them to break the fall
• hold the object up high, so that it does not get damaged

question 3 of 3
select the best answer: a person is walking through a room. what should they look out for that might cause a slip?

• cords or cables lying on the floor

Explanation:

Question 2 (Person carrying object, safe fall)

To fall safely while carrying an object, dropping the object away before landing reduces the risk of injury from the object's weight or impact. Holding it close/up or using it to break the fall is unsafe (increases injury risk or damages the object). So the correct action is to drop the object away before landing.

Cords/cables on the floor create tripping/slipping hazards (they can cause a person to trip or slip by altering foot placement or creating an uneven surface). Other typical slip hazards like wet floors, but from the visible option, cords/cables are a common slip/trip risk.

Answer:

The option (the second option, with text "drop the object away before landing on the ground")

Question 3 (Slip hazard in a room)