All of the following could introduce safety hazards in the classroom EXCEPT:

• A. Child-sized furniture
• B. Electrical outlets without covers
• C. Cluttered walkways
• D. Unsecured cabinets

Answer: (A)

The main idea is recognizing what in a classroom environment can create safety hazards and how proper design reduces risk. Child-sized furniture is designed for children’s proportions, which helps them sit properly, reach without overextending, and move safely around the room. This sizing reduces common injuries from improper posture, tipping furniture, or climbing on items. In contrast, electrical outlets without covers invite electric shock or contact with cords; cluttered walkways increase the chance of trips and falls; and unsecured cabinets can tip over if bumped, posing crush injuries or exposing kids to hazardous contents. So this item is the safe, protective choice, while the other options are potential hazards.