🔍 Key Concepts

• Hand tools selection based on screw location and accessibility • The physical shape and angle of an offset screwdriver • Difference between screw head type (Phillips, Allen, self-tapping) and tool configuration

💭 Think About

• Think about what an offset screwdriver looks like and how its shape affects where it can be used. • Ask yourself: Is this tool designed for a special type of screw head, or for screws in a special position or location? • Consider real-world situations: When would a straight screwdriver not work well, but an offset one would?

✅ Before You Answer

• Identify whether an offset screwdriver is defined by the shape of its shank/handle or by the type of screw head it fits. • Check which choices incorrectly tie the tool only to a specific screw head type (Allen, self-tapping, etc.). • Confirm which option focuses on access to screws in tight or awkward locations, rather than a particular screw design.