1. When the outer layer of skin is ________ , it has a high resistance value.

2. . __________ are the most important safety factor when using hand tools.

3. The ______ or _____ _______ with in an electrical circuit is commonly referred to as the circuit voltage.

4. The severity of the electric shock is determined by which of the following?

5. Earth, water, concrete, and the human body are all electrical conductors.

6. Before using any tool, you should know its ______ and how it __________.

7. What is the safest ladder near electricity?

8. The maximum risky area to apply electric device is?

9. The two best safety precautions an electrician can take are (1) When you do not know ________ and (2) when in doubt ______.

10. Hands aren't the only body surface that can accidentally get in the way of an electric current.

Wet/ Damp shoe contributes to a possible electric shock.

11. For you to suffer ______, you must become part of the circuit.

12. Flexible cables can be used in the workplace:

13. You must ___ all equipment cases, including pluggable (non-portable) test equipment, particularly if _________ are present.

14. ________         _______ is a conductive object that makes a direct connection to earth.

15. The forced flow or movement of the electrons is called an electric_______.

16. It is the responsibility of every employee to understand and apply electrical safety every day.

17. Two important concept must be understood and honored when wiring or troubleshooting any electrical circuit.

Electrical ____ and the electrical equipment _____ of a building or other structure electrical power distribution system.

18. You discover that the power cord of a drill is damaged and some of the cord's insulation is missing. Should I?

19. You should always use the __________ tools for the job.

20. The effects of electric shock on the body depend on all the following, except.

21. Which of the following situations may be associated with electrical injury?

22. Both ______ voltage and _____ body resistance reduces the magnitude of electric shock or damage to the human body.