TV Broadcasting Safety Quiz

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It's okay to touch everything that you see in the classroom, especially if it looks expensive.

True

False

Report any injuries to the teacher immediately.

True

False

Ask permission before using any equipment.

True

False

If you don't know how to use a piece of equipment, experiment a little.

True

False

Lens caps prevent the camera lens from scratching, but can also keep you safe by preventing injuries from shattered glass.

True

False

Feel free to look directly into studio lights when they are on.

True

False

The teacher is here to help you.

True

False

Tossing something across the room would never result in broken equipment or an injury to a classmate.

True

False

If an SD card isn't fitting in the slot, keep pushing it harder until it goes in.

True

False

You should report broken or frayed cords or cables immediately.

True

False

When you are finished using a piece of equipment, leave it on for someone else to use.

True

False

Treat the equipment as if it were your own.

True

False

If you do not know how to use something, ask the teacher or a classmate.

True

False

Leave equipment on or running if you plan to use it later.

True

False

What occurs when careless and thoughtless horseplay is going on?

jokes

injuries

arguments

Lighting equipment can be _____ when turned on.

hot

pretty

cold

When a piece of equipment is not working properly, what should you do?

use the equipment

fix the equipment yourself

tell the teacher

When you see cords on the ground, what should you do?

step on them

step over them

trip on them

When should you be quiet?

when the teacher is talking

when a classmate is recording

all of the above

What types of injuries should you report to the teacher?

small injuries

big injuries

all injuries

It's okay to touch everything that you see in the classroom, especially if it looks expensive.

True

False

Report any injuries to the teacher immediately.

True

False

Ask permission before using any equipment.

True

False

If you don't know how to use a piece of equipment, experiment a little.

True

False

Lens caps prevent the camera lens from scratching, but can also keep you safe by preventing injuries from shattered glass.

True

False

Feel free to look directly into studio lights when they are on.

True

False

The teacher is here to help you.

True

False

Tossing something across the room would never result in broken equipment or an injury to a classmate.

True

False

If an SD card isn't fitting in the slot, keep pushing it harder until it goes in.

True

False

You should report broken or frayed cords or cables immediately.

True

False

When you are finished using a piece of equipment, leave it on for someone else to use.

True

False

Treat the equipment as if it were your own.

True

False

If you do not know how to use something, ask the teacher or a classmate.

True

False

Leave equipment on or running if you plan to use it later.

True

False

What occurs when careless and thoughtless horseplay is going on?

jokes

injuries

arguments

Lighting equipment can be _____ when turned on.

hot

pretty

cold

When a piece of equipment is not working properly, what should you do?

use the equipment

fix the equipment yourself

tell the teacher

When you see cords on the ground, what should you do?

step on them

step over them

trip on them

When should you be quiet?

when the teacher is talking

when a classmate is recording

all of the above

What types of injuries should you report to the teacher?

small injuries

big injuries

all injuries