1. What are these instructions about? When removing a broken or cracked pane of glass, wear thick protective gloves and always wear safety goggles to protect your eyes. It sounds obvious, but broken glass can be very sharp and therefore dangerous. It must be handled with care. If the glass has been holed, gently lever the remaining pieces out, starting at the top. Large pieces of glass are heavy so have an assistant to help you. Put the correct answer here: adapted from: http://www.diyfixit.co.uk/diy/building/broken_glass/broken_glass.htmlhttp://www.diyfixit.co.uk/diy/building/broken_glass/broken_glass.html

2. Supplementary questions Write the correct answers in the spaces Question: What do you wear to protect your eyes? Answer: ___________________ __________________________ Question: Why do you need an assistant? Answer: ___________________ __________________________

3. What new information has been added? WRITE THE CORRECT ANSWER HERE _________________________________________________ When removing a broken or cracked pane of glass, wear thick protective gloves and always wear safety goggles to protect your eyes. It sounds obvious, but broken glass can be very sharp and therefore dangerous. It must be handled with care. If the glass has been holed, gently lever the remaining pieces out, starting at the top. Large pieces of glass are heavy so have an assistant to help you. The assistant should also be protected in the same way.