Question

4. What are some reasonable safety precautions for field investigations? (1 poi

O None; there are no hazards in the field.
O Always wear goggles and aprons.
O Be prepared and use common sense.
O Always go into the field alone.

Answer 1

The correct answer is Be prepared and use common sense

Step-by-step explanation:

Field investigations involve studying a phenomenon in a natural environment or setting. For example, the habits of spiders can be studied through field investigation by observing the behavior of spiders in their habitat. This is the opposite of laboratory investigations.

Moreover, as any other investigation, safety precautions are needed to avoid any hazard, and because field investigations can occur in any natural setting and can be related to different hazards, the key rule is to be prepared to work in a specific environment, for example, if the setting is the ocean special suits are required to get in the water and most importantly use common sense about safety.