Safety and Basic Engineering Activity Workbook
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I need a complete activity workbook to accompany my Trainee Guide attachedon safety and basic engineering. The goal is to give adult learners (all non-native English speakers) 200 practice items they can solve without stumbling over difficult language yet still feel properly tested.
Content & format
• 200 questions total, written in simple, direct English
– At least 60 must be multiple choice, since I want that format to dominate.
– The remaining 140 should be a lively mix: definitions, fill-in-the-blank, table completion, sequencing, diagram labelling, matching, true/false, plus any other creative style that keeps attention high.
• All chapters must be covered evenly, with every question tied to a stated chapter objective (I’ll share the outline once we begin).
• Provide a full answer key right after the questions or in a separate section—whichever you prefer—as long as it’s crystal-clear for instructors.
• Final length: no fewer than 30 pages when set in Times New Roman, 12 pt, with normal margins. Word (.docx) is preferred for easy future edits. also the table of content and chapters should be mentioned in the beginning and should guid to the question when clicked.
Tone & difficulty
These are beginner-friendly safety and engineering concepts, so keep sentences short, avoid idioms, and use familiar vocabulary while still requiring learners to think—no trick questions, but no giveaways either.
Acceptance criteria
1. Word file delivered, properly formatted and paginated.
2. 200 numbered questions + solutions.
3. Balanced coverage of all four books; minimum 60 multiple choice included.
4. Language reviewed for clarity by running Word’s readability checker (aim for CEFR A2–B1).
If you’re comfortable writing engaging educational content and can turn technical material into plain, active English, I’m ready to share the source chapters and get started right away.
Content & format
• 200 questions total, written in simple, direct English
– At least 60 must be multiple choice, since I want that format to dominate.
– The remaining 140 should be a lively mix: definitions, fill-in-the-blank, table completion, sequencing, diagram labelling, matching, true/false, plus any other creative style that keeps attention high.
• All chapters must be covered evenly, with every question tied to a stated chapter objective (I’ll share the outline once we begin).
• Provide a full answer key right after the questions or in a separate section—whichever you prefer—as long as it’s crystal-clear for instructors.
• Final length: no fewer than 30 pages when set in Times New Roman, 12 pt, with normal margins. Word (.docx) is preferred for easy future edits. also the table of content and chapters should be mentioned in the beginning and should guid to the question when clicked.
Tone & difficulty
These are beginner-friendly safety and engineering concepts, so keep sentences short, avoid idioms, and use familiar vocabulary while still requiring learners to think—no trick questions, but no giveaways either.
Acceptance criteria
1. Word file delivered, properly formatted and paginated.
2. 200 numbered questions + solutions.
3. Balanced coverage of all four books; minimum 60 multiple choice included.
4. Language reviewed for clarity by running Word’s readability checker (aim for CEFR A2–B1).
If you’re comfortable writing engaging educational content and can turn technical material into plain, active English, I’m ready to share the source chapters and get started right away.