Question

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?

• rugs or cables lying on the floor
• option 2 text is unclear due to image quality
• cracked tiles or wet rugs
• objects sticking out at knee or ankle level

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Explanation:

To determine what causes a slip while walking, we analyze each option:

• "Ramps or curbs being on the floor" (first option) relates to tripping or uneven surfaces but not direct slipping.
• The second option's text is unclear, but likely not about slipping.
• "Cracked tiles or wet rugs" (third option) involves wet or uneven surfaces that reduce friction, leading to slips. Wet rugs or cracked tiles with moisture can make the floor slippery.
• "Objects sticking out at knee or ankle level" causes tripping, not slipping.

So the best answer is the option about cracked tiles or wet rugs as they create slippery conditions.

Answer:

C. Cracked tiles or wet rugs