Which term describes light jobs that don’t harm children's health or education?

• A. Non-Hazardous Work
• B. Hazardous Work
• C. Sweatshops
• D. Globalization

Answer: (A)

In discussions about child labor, tasks are judged by how they affect a child’s health and schooling. Light, safe activities are described as non-hazardous work because they don’t threaten health and don’t interfere with education. This term fits best because it specifically labels work that is acceptable for children without negative impacts. Hazardous work would potentially harm health or disrupt schooling, which is the opposite of what’s being described. Sweatshops refer to exploitative or unsafe working conditions, not the general idea of safe, low-impact tasks, and globalization is a broad economic phenomenon, not a label for kids’ work types.