A protective equipment which protects workers who are passing by from stray sparks or metal while another worker is welding is: E. Welding Screens.
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Who is Wielder?</h3>
A wielder is defined as the person who have a burden of various responsibility of joining more than two metals together by wielding.
A protective equipment refers to as the equipment that protects the wielder and other employees who are indulge in the working of metal. The PPE is required in this case include: Eye, face and head etc. body protection sheets.
Moreover, during the process of wielding, firstly, sparks and minute metallic objects are produced, which are normally dangerous to both the wielder and other workers within the vicinity.
Therefore, the protective equipment are meant to be worn or used directly by a wielder (worker) who is wielding:Visors, Protective clothing and Dark walls.
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Here are the correct options:
A. Visors
B. Goggles
C. Protective Clothing
D. Dark Walls
E. Welding Screens
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2) The recurring use of alliteration in Beowulf enhances the imagery and rhythm in the poem.
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