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| An outcome of exposure to toxic art materials is: |
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| Children are at greater risk than adults because: |
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| Of their higher metabolism rate |
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| When using cutting tools with elementary children, a guideline to follow is: |
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| Always keep cutting tools sharp |
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| An alternative to the Rule of Art Material Selection and Use “No Dusts” is |
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| Have all children wear dust masks |
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| Prohibits the purchase of any art material required to be labeled as a chronic health hazard for use by children of pre-kindergarten age through grade six: |
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| H.R. 4847 CHECK TO MAKE SURE |
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| Toxic materials may enter the body by: |
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| Which of the following tool processes is not especially dangerous if students are properly shown how to use the tools? |
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| An alternative to the Rule of Art Material Selection and Use, “No solvents or solvent containing products” is: |
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| Toxic materials may enter the body by: |
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| An outcome of exposure to toxic art materials is: |
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| Visually impaired children, physically handicapped children, and children with developmental disabilities have which of the following problems in common in regards to using art materials: |
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| May have difficulties getting themselves cleaned up well after working with art materials |
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| An outcome of exposure to art materials is: |
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| Children are at greater risk than adults because: |
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| of their smaller body mass (weight) |
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| An alternative to the Rule for Art Material Selection and Use “No aerosol spray cans, air brushes, etc.” is: |
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| Go outside, with the wind to your back and use spray paints |
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| Heating art materials is dangerous in which of the following two ways: |
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| The use of a hot tool and volatile materials, such as wax, that might catch fire. |
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| a product, substance, or chemical will not cause adverse health effects, either immediately or over the long-term. |
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1. Products bearing this Seal of the Art and Creative Materials Institute, Inc. (ACMI) are certified in a program of toxicological evaluation by medical expert to contain no materials in sufficient quantities to be toxic or injurious to humans or to cause acute or chronic health problems. |
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1. Products bearing this Seal identify products that are certified to be properly labeled in a program of toxicological evaluation by a medical expert for any known health risks and with information on the safe and proper use of these materials. |
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1. The state of California requires clear and reasonable warnings on products and/or storage containers containing chemicals that have been shown to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. |
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