Tamper-resistant boxes are used to prevent access by whom?

• A. Adults
• B. Birds
• C. Cars
• D. Children and pets

Answer: (D)

Tamper-resistant boxes are designed to reduce the risk of accidental exposure to toxic products by those most at risk—children and small pets. They’re built to be difficult for a curious child or a pet to open, requiring extra effort or a deliberate action, while adults can access them when needed. Cars and birds aren’t the intended targets for this safety feature in typical settings, since the concern is protective measures against household or pet exposure. So the purpose is to prevent access by children and pets.