A) To reduce energy consumption B) To promote creativity and artistic expression C) To prevent musculoskeletal disorders and increase productivity D) To increase noise pollution
A) Below eye level and close B) At eye level and touching the screen C) Above eye level and two arm's length away D) At eye level and an arm's length away
A) Increase the workload to keep employees focused B) Discourage employees from using ergonomic chairs C) Eliminate all office plants to create more space D) Encourage employees to take regular breaks and provide ergonomic equipment
A) Lift with the back straight and bend the elbows B) Twist while lifting to add challenge C) Hold the breath while lifting D) Bend the knees and lift with the legs, not the back
A) Ergonomics has no impact on well-being B) Good ergonomics can enhance overall health and prevent injuries C) Poor ergonomics promotes physical fitness D) Ergonomics only focuses on the appearance of the workspace
A) Flashing lights boost creativity B) Proper lighting reduces eye strain and fatigue C) Dim lighting creates a calming atmosphere D) Bright lighting helps increase productivity
A) Ignoring passenger well-being B) Making vehicles complicated to use C) Decreasing fuel efficiency D) Improving driver comfort and safety
A) Work long hours without breaks B) Use an adjustable chair and maintain proper posture C) Ignore any discomfort and pain D) Sit on the couch in an awkward position |