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A
Working as fast as possible
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B
Wearing appropriate personal protective equipment (eye protection, etc.), following proper procedures, and keeping guards in place
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C
Removing safety guards for speed
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D
Using tools you're untrained on
Why this is the answer
The most important safety practice with power tools is WEARING appropriate PPE (safety glasses/goggles, hearing protection, etc.), FOLLOWING proper procedures, and KEEPING safety guards in place. ASVAB Shop Information tests shop safety. Power tools cause serious injuries; safety requires: eye protection (flying debris), keeping guards on, securing loose clothing/hair, using tools as intended, keeping hands clear of cutting areas, and proper training. Removing guards or rushing causes accidents. Knowing that PPE, guards, and proper procedures are essential power-tool safety is commonly tested.
Source: ASVAB Shop Information — Power Tool Safety