Small pieces of broken glass are collected with this.

• A. Wet paper towel
• B. Dustpan
• C. Soap
• D. Broom

Answer: (A)

The key idea is how to safely pick up tiny, sharp pieces of broken glass. A damp paper towel is the best tool here because moisture makes the glass cling to the towel instead of scattering, so you can pick up and contain all the tiny shards more effectively. This keeps your hands and feet safe and makes disposal straightforward—you can toss the towel carefully into a trash bag without leaving hidden slivers behind.

Using a broom or dustpan can push or miss small fragments, which can still hurt you or spread shards. Soap doesn’t help with picking up glass — it won’t trap the pieces. After you’ve wiped up the area, double-check with light to catch any remaining slivers and clean the surface, and handle any larger pieces with gloves.