Match each plier-type hand tool with its primary use in electrical work.

When equipping your crew's tool bags, which plier-type tool features longer handles specifically to reduce hand fatigue when cutting thick wire?

To ensure a small #6 or #8 bolt is cut to length without damaging the threads, arrange the steps of the bolt-cutting process in the correct order using standard electrician's wire strippers.

You are trying to shape a small loop in a solid copper conductor to attach to a receptacle screw deep inside a crowded junction box. Because of their superior gripping power and long handles, high-leverage lineman's pliers are the most effective tool for this specific task.

During a rough-in, an electrician encounters a sharp, freshly cut 1/2-inch metal conduit that needs its inner edge smoothed to prevent wire damage, alongside an obstructing staple in a tight corner that must be snipped. By analyzing the unique secondary features of their core hand tools, the electrician realizes they can efficiently complete both the conduit reaming and the tight-space snipping without switching tools by using their ______ cutting pliers.

You are mentoring a first-day apprentice at a residential rough-in. The apprentice needs to complete three tasks in sequence: (1) cut a #8 bolt to exact length without damaging the threads, (2) snip out a misplaced staple wedged in a tight corner, and (3) pull heavy-gauge conductors through a long conduit run. The apprentice picks up a single pair of diagonal cutting pliers and confidently says, 'I can knock out all three tasks with just this tool.' Which evaluation of the apprentice's plan is most accurate?