Which sign should be noted to identify a problem caused by wrong work height?

Correct answer: The worker repeatedly bends or raises the shoulders

If a work surface is too low, a worker may need to bend repeatedly; if it is too high, the worker may need to raise the shoulders. These awkward postures increase strain on the neck, shoulders, and back, so option A is a clear sign of incorrect work height. Options B, C, and D indicate an appropriate work height and better ergonomics. Exam tip: In work-height questions, repeated bending, shoulder elevation, and uncomfortable reaching are warning signs.