An offset screwdriver can come with which types of blades?

An offset screwdriver is designed to allow for better access in tight spaces where a regular screwdriver may not fit. It typically features blades that are specifically shaped to accommodate different types of screw heads. Standard blades, also known as flat blades or slotted blades, are flat tips that fit into straight, horizontal slots on screws. Phillips blades, on the other hand, have a cross shape that fits into screws with a corresponding cross slot, providing a better grip and reducing the likelihood of slipping during use.

The specific mention of "Standard or Phillips blades" encompasses the most common types of screw heads encountered in various applications, making this option accurate.

Other types of blades listed in the other choices may not commonly be associated with offset screwdrivers. For instance, hex or star blades are typically used for specific fasteners that require different tools, while terms like small or large blades do not refer to specific head types but rather to the size of the blade, which is not a primary categorization for offset screwdrivers.