Question 1 Medium Level 44
How can ergonomics reduce worker fatigue? A By making work uncertain B By arranging work according to body capacity and comfort C By removing rest completely D By making tools heavy
Correct answer: B Body-friendly arrangement helps work with less energy. In exams, link fatigue with work design.
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In a laboratory chemicals and tools are placed so that hands must be crossed repeatedly. What would be an ergonomic improvement? A Keep them farther B Reduce lighting C Arrange items according to use sequence and reach D Blame the worker
Correct answer: C Arrangement according to use sequence reduces unnecessary movement. In exams, see work order and reach together.
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What can be one result of choosing the right tool in ergonomics? A Better grip and lower injury risk B End of work purpose C Lower safety D More discomfort
Correct answer: A The right tool suits the hand and task. In exams, connect tools with both comfort and safety.
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What problem may occur from a computer keyboard kept at the wrong height? A Automatic change of language B Screen switching off C Files opening automatically D Strain in wrist and hand
Correct answer: D Keyboard height affects wrist position. In exams, connect keyboard position with hand health.
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Why is training the worker necessary in ergonomics? A To stop all work B To teach correct tool use and safe posture C To increase wrong habits D Only to mark attendance
Correct answer: B A good setup gives benefit only when used correctly. In exams, connect training with behaviour improvement.
View question details Question 6 Medium Level 44
If an employee repeatedly feels burning in the eyes, which ergonomic cause should be checked? A Employee name B Wall colour only C Lighting screen distance and visual breaks D Company logo
Correct answer: C For eye problems visual environment and breaks are important. In exams, identify the cause from symptoms.
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Why can continuous use of a very heavy tool be harmful ergonomically? A It puts more force on hand and shoulder B It always saves time C It removes fatigue D It improves posture
Correct answer: A A heavy tool can increase muscle strain over time. In exams, treat tool weight as a risk.
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What can be an indirect economic benefit of applying ergonomics at work? A All expenses always increasing B Production stopping C Training becoming useless D Lower cost due to reduced injuries and absenteeism
Correct answer: D Healthy employees are absent less and work continuity remains. In exams, connect economic benefit with health.
View question details Question 9 Medium Level 44
Which option indicates correct ergonomic sitting posture? A Bending the neck too much B Keeping back supported and feet stable C Keeping feet hanging D Sitting sideways continuously
Correct answer: B Support and stability make sitting posture safer. In exams, identify signs of correct posture.
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What should be considered while deciding work height in ergonomics? A Only wall height B Only floor colour C Type of task and worker's body build D Only office name
Correct answer: C Both nature of work and body decide height. In exams, look at multiple factors, not one reason.
View question details Question 11 Medium Level 44
If a worker repeatedly has to turn around to take materials, what improvement is suitable? A Keep materials near the main work area B Increase the number of turns C Hide materials D Ask the worker to turn faster
Correct answer: A Keeping materials near the main area reduces turning and fatigue. In exams, treat repeated turning as unnecessary movement.
View question details Question 12 Medium Level 44
When is workplace assessment most useful in ergonomics? A Only to blame after an accident B To hide work C To remove breaks D To identify risks before problems increase
Correct answer: D Early assessment helps prevention and improvement. In exams, understand assessment as an early step.
View question details Question 13 Medium Level 44
Which ergonomic measure can increase stability in fine hand work? A Making the table shake a lot B Providing proper support for hand or elbow C Switching off light D Keeping tools very far
Correct answer: B Support increases hand control and accuracy. In exams, value stability in fine work.
View question details Question 14 Medium Level 44
How does ergonomics benefit not only the employee but also the organisation? A All tasks stop B Rules become unnecessary C Better health can increase productivity and quality D Cost increases without reason
Correct answer: C Healthy and comfortable employees can work more effectively. In exams, remember the dual benefit.
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Which option shows ergonomic balance between work and rest? A Short planned breaks between long work B Continuous work without pause C Removing rest completely D Only rest and no work
Correct answer: A Planned breaks reduce fatigue and maintain work continuity. In exams, treat balance as the correct option.
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In ergonomics, cleanliness and order at the workplace are related to what? A Stopping work B Only external appearance C More clutter D Safe movement and fewer obstacles
Correct answer: D An organised place reduces collisions and searching problems. In exams, connect cleanliness with safety.
View question details Question 17 Medium Level 44
The neck turns repeatedly due to a wrongly placed screen. What is the correct improvement? A Move the screen farther to the side B Place the screen in front and at proper height C Remove the chair D Switch off the light
Correct answer: B A front screen reduces unnecessary neck movement. In exams, connect screen position with neck health.
View question details Question 18 Medium Level 44
Why are safety signs and clear labels useful in ergonomics? A To make work difficult B To hide items C To reduce chances of wrong use and accidents D To confuse employees
Correct answer: C Clear signs help correct decisions and safe behaviour. In exams, treat information arrangement also as part of ergonomics.
View question details Question 19 Medium Level 44
If very small objects must be held during work, which ergonomic point is important? A Proper grip and adequate lighting B More darkness C Unstable table D Tools kept far away
Correct answer: A Small objects need both grip and visual clarity. In exams, choose the measure according to task nature.
View question details Question 20 Medium Level 44
What is the ergonomic reason for avoiding shelves at wrong height in the workplace? A To hide files B To change colour C To stop work D To reduce unsafe reach and body strain
Correct answer: D Wrong height may require excessive bending or stretching. In exams, connect shelf height with reach.
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