IATA Training Practice Exam

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• Which column letter corresponds to the UN or ID Number in the DGR Table?
• Which document is required to include the identity of the person who performed the acceptance check if an acceptance checklist requires physical completion?
• Which category describes woven plastic bags that are sift-proof?
• Which column in the DGR Table provides the UN Packing Group number assigned to the article or substance (such as I, II, III)?
• Which class includes substances that, in contact with water, emit flammable gases?
• Which substances have exposure capable of causing permanent disability or life-threatening or fatal disease in otherwise healthy humans and animals like Ebola, rabies, or swine fever virus?
• If an inner packaging contains liquids, how should the closure be oriented and what labels should be used?
• What does TI stand for in the context of packaging of radioactive materials?
• Are elevated temperature liquids allowed in air transport?
• Which packaging is used for the movement of special products such as portable tanks, live animals with oxygen, open flames, and open external carriage?
• What term describes Class 5 Substances that are not necessarily combustible but can yield oxygen that causes or contributes to the combustion of other material?
• The term that refers to the outer protection of a packaging consisting of the outer wrap, absorbents, and cushioning is called what?
• Which test is explicitly included for Special Form radioactive material beyond the impact test?
• Powdered, granular, or pasty solids that can be easily ignited by brief contact and whose combustion byproducts can be toxic are described as which type?
• Which column shows the maximum net quantity per package on a passenger and cargo aircraft?
• Which Appendix Section lists UN Specification packaging suppliers by country, packaging testing facilities by country, and UN Specifications packaging?
• Under what condition are mercury barometers or thermometers permitted in carry-on bags?
• Which option describes an aluminum jerrican with removable head?
• On the declaration form, if shipping waste, the proper shipping name must be preceded by which word?
• Which code corresponds to multi-wall, water resistant paper bags?
• Which statement about marking for non-refillable cylinders is correct?
• Packages and overpacks with surface dose rating higher than _____ mSv/h are not permitted for air transport.
• Which term is commonly used to refer to dangerous goods in everyday US usage?
• Which item provides a unique reference to distinguish a specific test report?
• Which packaging type is indicated by the words 'TYPE C' and includes a trefoil symbol as shown?
• Dangerous goods shipments are accompanied by
• What does the Packing Group column indicate?
• What is the normal pressure range during air transport?
• Which Aerosol Packaging Category is composed of approved thermoplastic materials such as PET, PEN, nylon, or a blend and has a maximum capacity not exceeding 500 mL?
• Which category is associated with drums whose body is wood-based, such as plywood?
• Class 3 dangerous goods excluding packing group 1 may be transported under which provisions?
• Which code corresponds to Composite Packaging with a plastic receptacle with outer aluminum drum?
• What must be included in the Airway Bill for Radioactive Material?
• Which Appendix Section lists publications and training materials, electronics services, sales agents, etc?
• Type C packaging is which of the following?
• What document is required for all shipments of radioactive material?
• In gas packaging markings, what does UN 3478 and UN 3479 refer to?
• Capital Letter M indicates the packaging material is which?
• An enclosure used by a single shipper to contain one or more packages in a single handling unit.
• Documentation topics mentioned include which of the following?
• An occurrence associated with the transport of dangerous goods by air which results in fatal or serious injury to a person or major property or environmental damage is called?
• Which term is the approval designated by the competent authorities of the state of origin and each state the consignment is transported to?
• Which packaging category is described as well constructed with good quality material, with metal tops, bottoms, and connections of suitable thickness?
• An unknown sample would not be classified as Class 1, infectious, or radioactive material if which condition is true?
• Which document item is typically included when shipping dangerous goods by air?
• Non-fixed contamination on external surface must not exceed regulatory limits. Which option reflects this requirement?
• Which category specifies Plywood Boxes with at least 3-ply plywood and dryness?
• Which item would identify the organization that prepared the test report?
• Radioactive material is classified as Class 7. True or False?
• How many hazardous material incidents have there been over the last 10 years?
• Are substances in Class 4 Packing Group 2-3 permitted on an aircraft?
• Which UN number corresponds to Lithium Metal Batteries?
• For metal powders or metal alloys, if the reaction spreads over the whole length of the sample in 5 minutes or less, then it is assigned to which packing group?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a document to keep on record for air transport of dangerous goods?
• Which term is correctly paired with the description 'a generic term for articles consisting of bombs, grenades, rockets and other projectiles'?
• Absorbed into a solid porous material that results in an internal receptacle pressure of less than 101.3 kPa at 20°C and less than 300 kPa at 50°C describes which gas type?
• Which hazmat class is designated for radioactive material?
• Are infected live animals allowed to be transported by air?
• Type B Self-Reactive substances possess explosive properties such that, when packaged, they neither detonate nor deflagrate rapidly, but are liable to undergo a thermal explosion. Which option matches this description?
• Which label has a white background with an infectious substance symbol and the inscription 'INFECTIOUS SUBSTANCE' followed by 'In Case of Damage or Leakage Immediately Notify Public Health Authority'?
• Is package orientation required for liquid corrosives?
• Which Capital Letter corresponds to Paper, multi-wall?
• Which column in the DGR Table provides the relevant limited quantity packing instruction identification number?
• What does Division 6.1 classification relate to?
• Capital Letter D indicates the packaging material is which?
• What is the code for a steel or aluminum jerrican with a non-removable head?
• Which item is a core element that a security plan for dangerous goods should address?
• Which nuclides define Fissile Material?
• Which division is associated with extremely insensitive articles and negligible initiation probability?
• What does ICAO stand for?
• What term describes substances that undergo a gradual reaction with oxygen, generating heat and usually ignite only in large quantities after a long period?
• The outer packaging is the same type as listed on the accompanying dangerous goods transport document, and is permitted by the applicable packing instruction.
• Which label is required for all packages and overpacks containing magnetized material?
• How is information applicable to the consignment provided?
• Which statement about inner packaging quantities for dangerous goods is correct?
• Which term is used to indicate packaging compliance with its design?
• Which term refers to a person, organization, or enterprise who performs, or is responsible for performing, any pre transportation functions?
• Which Appendix Section lists UN Specification packaging suppliers by country, packaging testing facilities by country, and UN Specifications packaging?
• Capital Letter C indicates the packaging material is which?
• Which information is documented for shipments that contain dry ice?
• Which code corresponds to plastic receptacle with outer plywood drum?
• Which of the following are examples of Division 4.2 materials?
• Which category specifically identifies aluminum boxes in the metal box category?
• If the hazard class is unknown and being transported for further testing what can the shipper do?
• Which division includes toxic gases that can be corrosive to people, such as chlorine and cyanide?
• The term for the complete product of the packing operation, including both packaging and contents prepared for transport, is what?
• Which code corresponds to Composite Packaging with a plastic receptacle with outer steel crate or box?
• What does LD50 stand for?
• The nature and thickness of the outer packaging must be designed to generate heat due to what mechanism?
• Which groups can grant approvals or exemptions permitting dangerous goods transport?
• Non-Refillable Cylinder Gas Packaging Marks – what phrase must be included?
• The term for one or more receptacles and any other components or materials necessary for the receptacles to perform their containment and safety functions is called what?
• Which item serves as the official timestamp for the test report?
• If substances are dangerous but not hazmat what do you include on the waybill?
• Which packaging type is used for the movement of special products such as portable tanks and live animals with oxygen?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a Class 8 Hazard in the provided material?
• What must be marked on the outside of the packaging for dry ice?
• Which outer container corresponds to a plastic receptacle with an outer plywood box?
• Low Dispersible Radioactive Material is described as which?
• If radioactive material is transported in a mixed shipment, what must the airway bill state?
• Which threshold defines UN 3480 Lithium Ion Batteries for cells and batteries?
• Hidden Dangerous Goods are best described as which of the following?
• Which metal is described as a liquid at normal temperatures with a boiling point of 357°C and is highly toxic if inhaled or ingested?
• Gallium is described as which of the following?
• What term describes packaging that consists of one or more inner packaging secured in an outer packaging?
• What is the pressure test specification for fissile material packaging?
• Which of the following best describes the purpose of the GHS diamond-shaped labels?
• Which column provides the packing instruction number listed for transport on cargo aircraft only?
• Who is responsible for all markings and labels on dangerous goods shipments?
• Which term describes packages originated by more than one person, each of whom made an air transport agreement with someone other than the scheduled carrier?
• Which UN number is assigned to Lithium Ion Batteries?
• What does IATA stand for?
• Which outer container type is used with a plastic receptacle described as an outer fiber drum?
• Salvage Packaging, large metal drums, recycled plastic materials, packaging that has been reconditioned or remanufactured must bear additional:
• Universal Postal Union Convention allows only the following dangerous goods to ship by mail?
• Which term matches the definition: a generic term for articles consisting of all kinds of bombs, grenades, rockets, mines, projectiles, etc. Not allowed on civilian passenger/cargo aircraft.
• A self-reactive substance that detonates partially but does not deflagrate rapidly and shows no violent effects under heated confinement; does not detonate or deflagrate and shows medium effects when under heated confinement is classified as which Type?
• When used with organic peroxides, which packaging's closures must not affect the thermal stability of the package?
• Which hazard label must accompany the Cryogenic Liquids label on packaging?
• Hazards Labels for Radioactive Material are a shipper's declaration for dangerous goods and/or waybill required for radioactive consignments?
• Which term matches the definition: a substance consisting of a mixture of charcoal or other carbon and either potassium nitrate or sodium nitrate with or without sulfur.
• Which packing group indicates medium danger?
• Security measures must be in place to ensure:
• Which code is used for special packaging that must meet the requirements of 6.3.1.2+?
• Which Division 5.1 Packing Groups are permitted for Air Transmit?
• Which hazmat class consists of liquids or liquid mixtures that give off flammable vapors?
• Which section is cited as describing the requirement that liquids packaging undergo testing before use?
• What is the maximum net weight allowed for metal drums?
• Which term describes the packaging component assembly intended to preserve criticality safety?
• Which Aerosol Packaging Category restricts the maximum capacity to not exceed 1 L and has no specified minimum thickness or diameter requirements?
• Packaging must be appropriate for the dangerous goods being shipped. Which term best describes these goods?
• Why are lithium batteries hazardous?
• Which statement best defines Type F Organic Peroxides?
• Dry ice hazards_presenting which hazards?
• Damaged product should be _______ and ________.
• For SCO-1 Object, what is the nonfixed contamination limit on the accessible surface averaged over 300 cm2?
• Which code corresponds to Multi-wall paper bags?
• High‑pressure liquefied gases have a critical temperature between -50°C and +65°C, and are partially liquid above -50°C. Which term matches this description?
• Biological substances of Category B must follow which packing instruction?
• Which code corresponds to multi-wall paper bags?
• Some dangerous goods can be shipped in _________ _________ as cargo only.
• Explosive substances that have been wetted with alcohol or water or diluted with other substances to suppress their explosive properties are called:
• Which test must the packaging for fissile material withstand?
• What does ICAO stand for?
• The operator must retain a copy of which document at ground level until the shipment has reached its destination?
• A family of batteries with different chemistries, comprising many types of cathode and electrolytes describes which term?
• Which term matches the definition: a verb used to indicate explosive effects capable of endangering life and property through blast, heat and projectiles?
• Which term matches the definition: a supersonic explosion that propagates through shock?
• If the package contains fissile material, what is the minimum smallest dimension?
• Which type of battery consists of metal plates immersed in an electrolyte and is commonly stored in plastic casings, capable of leakage or short circuits similar to a car battery?
• Class A cargo compartments are characterized by being easily accessible by crew during flight and by what fire-related property?
• Which of the following is an example of Division 4.1 hazards?
• Which code corresponds to Composite Packaging with a plastic receptacle with outer wooden box?
• Which type of material is forbidden on planes unless exempt from transport rules?
• The maximum capacity of the jerrican is ________, and the maximum net weight is __________.
• What does the acronym DGR stand for in the context of air transport safety?
• Which division is illustrated by practice ammunition as a typical example?
• What is the typical atmospheric pressure at sea level in kilopascals?
• A plastic receptacle with an outer solid plastic box is described as which outer container?
• Thermally unstable and is liable to undergo a strongly exothermic decomposition even without the presence of oxygen. Which term describes this?
• Which letter on steel gas cylinders indicates material compatibility among the options listed?
• In air transport, elevated temperature liquids are permitted?
• Which option describes a plastic jerrican with non-removable head?
• Which column lists the hazard label(s) that must be applied to the outside of each package?
• The objective of a performance test is to ensure there is no ________ _________ _______ during normal transport conditions.
• Which statement accurately describes Non-Spillable Batteries?
• What does UN SCoETDG stand for?
• How much radiation can workers be exposed to in a year?
• Why ensure Q <= 1?
• Transport Index more than 10 requires what classification and use condition?
• Which items should be included in a test report?
• Type B(U) and B(M) packaging may contain activities greater than A1 or A2 and must satisfy all Type A and Type B requirements.
• Which statement correctly describes Liquefied Gases?
• The 7 types of Radioactive Packaging include which of the following?
• For combination packaging containing liquid dangerous goods, what orientation requirement must be observed?
• What are the two types of markings for dangerous goods?
• Are states and operators allowed t o submit their own regulations to DGR?
• Which of the following is listed as an example of Division 6.1 hazards?
• Which code corresponds to steel drums with non-removable heads?
• All operators are required to implement a _____ _______ ______ that covers the carriage of dangerous goods.
• In Uranium Hexafluoride packaging, the dose rate at one meter from the package surface is used to determine what?
• What is the term for any solid or liquid capable of producing a chemical reaction with a temperature, pressure, and speed that causes damage to the surroundings?
• When state variations to DGR are most restrictive they:
• Which term describes the presence of radioactive substances on a surface in quantities exceeding specified thresholds for beta and gamma emitters and certain alpha emitters?
• What is the maximum net weight of the package for an unknown sample under testing designation?
• For metal powders, if the reaction spreads across the entire length of the sample in 8 minutes, which packing group applies?
• Corrosives belong to which hazard class?
• Organometallic compounds are defined by which bond type?
• Which term describes gas absorbed into a solid porous material with an internal pressure less than 101.3 kPa at 20°C?
• Wastes derived from the medical treatments of humans and animals or the wastes from bio research are called what?
• Which regulations must Medical, Veterinary, Agricultural, SAR, and organ preservation AID comply with during consignment?
• Which code corresponds to packaging that must meet the requirements of 6.3.1.2?
• Gases in Division 2.2 are exempted from regulations. Which division does this refer to?
• Which phrase best represents the section that covers the packaging specifications and performance tests?
• In air transport terminology, Consolidation refers to a shipment consisting of packages originated by which?
• _____ refers to the maximum activity of Special Form radioactive material permitted in a Type A package.
• Are packing group 2-3 corrosives transported under the excepted quantity provision?
• Which class includes a separate approved detector system, built-in extinguishing or suppression system, and requires control ventilation to prevent hazardous quantities entering compartments?
• Which Appendix defines terms used in the DGR?
• Which subsection location lists Class 7 packing instructions?
• Substances and mixtures which ignite within 5 minutes of coming in contact with air are described as:
• Which certificate is required for Type B package design approvals?
• What is the term for the amount of space left in a container holding liquids?
• Are lithium batteries permitted in carry-on luggage, and under what watt-hour range?
• Which statement describes water with tritium concentration up to 0.8 TBq/L?
• Which statement is true about Packing Group 1?
• Which of the following is NOT an example of Division 4.3 materials?
• Dissolved in a liquid phase solvent describes which gas type?
• Care must be taken to follow ______ ______ ____ that state 'This end up'.
• If a dangerous good is labeled Cargo Aircraft Only, it must not be carried on a ________ ________
• How long are copies of documents related to air transport of dangerous goods retained?
• Are Division 6.2 medical devices or equipment exempt?
• Under Division 6.2, which option is NOT a correct infectious substance category?
• In the United States, which term is often used interchangeably with dangerous goods?
• Which column header specifies the 'Cargo Aircraft Only' data in the DGR Table?
• To transport self-reactive substances they must be:
• Which statement describes Division 5.1?
• Which term denotes hazards that may be hidden or not readily apparent during transport?
• Pressure in excess of atmospheric pressure is called what?
• Can defective or damaged lithium batteries be shipped by air?
• Which packaging number indicates the material is packaged in a Jerrican?
• What document must be signed and dated to confirm the consignment is acceptable for transport?
• Absolute Pressure is defined as the sum of gauge pressure and atmospheric pressure.
• Division 5.1 refers to which category of substances?
• Which factor is evaluated to determine the classification of an explosive article?
• Which option corresponds to the plastic drum with removable head?
• Which organization is a UN specialized agency responsible for creating and enforcing international law for civil air transportation?
• Markings for Packaged Containing Radioactive Material require which marking?
• Who is responsible for providing passengers and shippers with the appropriate information to ensure they are not inadvertently carrying or shipping dangerous goods on aircraft?
• Which label used internationally may indicate the presence of dangerous goods under the Globally Harmonized System?
• Which option corresponds to plastic jerrican with removable head?
• Division 6.1 refers to which category of substances?
• Which statement correctly describes the language requirement for the dangerous goods declaration?
• Acceptance staff should be familiar with ______ _______ _____ _____.
• Which items are allowed without operator approval?
• Which Appendix Section lists currently assigned substances?
• Which of the following roles are commonly involved in dangerous goods handling and compliance?
• Radioactive Material is categorized as which class?
• Which term refers to the documentation that accompanies dangerous goods to enable individuals to understand the goods and how to handle them?
• How many copies of any completed and signed declaration forms must a shipper provide to the operator?
• What is the normal vibration range during air transport?
• Which of the following is NOT a form of Class 2 Dangerous Goods?
• What term describes radioactive material that has a limited average specific activity or for which limits of estimated average specific activity apply?
• Which statement describes air transport for Division 4 materials?
• A test sample must be able to withstand and protect the contents of the packaging against collisions by allowing it to freefall onto corners, edges, and flat surfaces.
• Which code corresponds to plastic receptacle with outer plywood drum?
• Which hazmat class includes substances which, in contact with water, emit flammable gases and includes solids that may ignite?
• A hazmat class contains various hazardous substances that do not fit into the other classes. Which class is this?
• Cryogenic liquid is also referred to as which term?
• Division 4.2 hazards are best described as which of the following?
• Net quantity per package is required only for UN 1845. Which statement best describes this requirement?
• Which description defines LSA-2 material?
• In Class E (Cargo aircraft only) operations, dangerous goods must be segregated from each other whenever they are what?
• Solids that are readily combustible or that may cause or contribute to fire through friction, including self-reactive substances and desensitized explosives that can explode if not sufficiently diluted, are classified as which division?
• How are state variations to DGR identified?
• What describes Diluent Type B?
• Capital Letter B indicates the packaging material is which?
• Which statement best describes the Class 8 hazard label described as having a white background on the upper half and a black lower half, with a symbol of liquid spilling from two glass vials and attacking a hand and metal on the upper half?
• The signed confirmation from loading personnel verifies there was no what?
• Which term describes any material containing radionuclides where both the activity concentration and the total activity in the consignment exceed specified values?
• Which item is included in Type B Package Markings?
• For Flammable Solids other than metals, if the burning time is less than 45 seconds and the wetted zone stops flame propagation for at least 4 minutes, it is assigned to which packing group?
• Which Aerosol Packaging Category is composed of approved thermoplastic materials, such as PET, PEN, nylon, or a blend, with a maximum capacity not exceeding 500 mL?
• Packing instructions for Classes 1-6, 8, and 9 are listed in Subsections 5.1 through 5.9. Which option lists those subsections correctly?
• To whom must all dangerous goods information be communicated before departure?
• Which statement correctly describes the lifting attachments required for the packaging?
• A liquid with a boiling point of 40°C and a flash point of 20°C would be assigned to which Packing Group?
• Which packaging is used for damaged, defective, leaking, or non-conforming dangerous goods that require recovery or disposal, designed to prevent excessive movement?
• Which column shows the maximum net quantity per package on cargo aircraft only?
• Class 8 needs to be segregated from what other classes?
• Packaging number 3 indicates the material is packaged in a which container?
• Which fire containment class requires a separate approved smoke detector or fire detector system and allows crew access with a handheld fire extinguisher?
• The policy that limits the usable life of plastic drums and jerricans to five years after manufacture is described by which term?
• What is the required compass precision when testing magnetic field strength?
• Alcoholic beverages containing more than 24% but less than 70% alcohol are allowed in receptacles not exceeding what volume?
• Can inner packaging containing infectious substances be consolidated with inner packaging containing unrelated goods?
• For metal powders or metal alloys, if the reaction spreads over the whole length of the sample in more than 5 minutes but less than 10 minutes, then it is assigned to which packing group?
• Information the Operators must provide to employees refers to which of the following?
• Liquid Desensitized Explosives are explosive substances that are dissolved or suspended in water or other liquid substances to form a homogeneous liquid mixture to suppress their explosive properties, like nitroglycerin or nitro cellulose.
• Limited quantity packages must withstand a drop test from a height of how many meters without external damage?
• Which activity is NOT listed as a Specific Shipper Responsibility?
• Which code corresponds to Plastic film bags?
• Which division name covers solids that are readily combustible and may include self-reactive substances and desensitized explosives?
• Which temperature thresholds define Flammable Liquids for closed-cup and open-cup tests?
• Net quantity per package is required only for which UN number?
• What term denotes the median lethal dose delivered orally?
• The packaging specification marking designating the packing group is appropriate to the dangerous goods contained.
• Composite Packaging uses two capital letters; what do they represent?
• Are packing group 2-3 corrosives transported under the limited quantity provision?
• Which packing group is associated with substances that cause full thickness destruction of intact skin tissue within an observation period of up to 60 minutes, starting after an exposure of 3 minutes or less?
• Training on dangerous goods regulations (DGR) includes which of the following?
• The most dangerous corrosive substances are classified under which packaging group?
• These packaging's must be well constructed with closures that are sufficiently tight to prevent leaking and sifting. Stoppers or corks must be held in position with wire, adhesive tape, or other positive means. What material are these packaging?
• Which packaging category requires a minimum thickness of 0.1 mm and weld seams and closures that are sift-proof?
• Operator Variations are identified by which pattern?
• Which certificate is required for shipments of fissile material?
• What is the approximate annual value of goods transported by air and its share of world trade value?
• Which statement best describes Wet Cell Batteries?
• The packaging for this must be able to maintain the normal rigors of air transport and extremely low temperatures, the net weight of dry ice must be marked outside of the package. Which option describes these requirements?
• Which column in the DGR Table shows the excepted quantity code assigned to the article or substance by packing group?
• What is the purpose of desensitizing liquids used with organic peroxides?
• Substances that will undergo exothermic reaction resulting in larger molecules or the formation of a polymer without being stabilized are known as:
• What test simulates stacking identical packages on top of each other for a period to assess leakage risk?
• Salvage packaging must have which word included on the markings?
• Which term describes a hazard where the explosion would affect the entire load almost instantaneously, like dynamite?
• In composite packaging labeling, what does the first letter indicate? It indicates the material of which component.
• Which object category is defined as a solid object that is not itself radioactive but has radioactive material distributed on its surface?
• Which class includes the feature 'Accessible emergency exits under any conditions'?
• Which gas type is described as entirely gaseous at -50°C and has a critical temperature at or below -50°C?
• Which item is listed under training topics?
• Which of the following statements is true about Class 3 hazards?
• Which class includes the feature 'built-in fire extinguishing or suppression system'?
• What is the observation period used to determine whether a substance causes full-thickness skin destruction?
• Which two label types together indicate both hazard risk and handling requirements?
• Class 7 - Radioactive Material packing instructions are listed in Subsection:
• Which code corresponds to metal drums with non-removable heads?
• What term describes goods with the potential for use in terrorism and that may result in mass casualties and destruction?
• Date of the periodic inspection marks – which option indicates the date?
• Which term refers to the approval that involves the competent authorities of the state of origin and all states the consignment is transported to?
• Which test is used to evaluate Special Form radioactive material?
• Which substance is noted for rapidly penetrating the grain boundaries of aluminum alloys and causing embrittlement?
• How are dangerous goods identified?
• Which term relates to information about hazards that are not easily recognizable?
• What does the Provision of Information require of the shipper?
• Which code identifies plywood drums?
• Which outer container corresponds to a plastic receptacle with an outer fiberboard box?
• A plastic receptacle with an outer fiberboard box is described as which outer container?
• Who is responsible for identifying and classifying all dangerous goods intended for air transport?
• What does SCO stand for?
• Which marking is included in Type A Package Markings?
• What is the minimum flash point for a Diluent Type B?
• Dry ice must be packed in accordance to what packing instruction:
• What information is typically required on dry ice shipments?
• Packaging number 4 indicates the material is packaged in a which container?
• Which term describes the overall framework governing air transport of dangerous goods, including classification, packaging, labeling, and documentation?
• Which item is included as dangerous goods that may be shipped as checked baggage?
• What term describes a material composed of more than one chemical compound or element?
• Which code corresponds to Composite Packaging with a plastic receptacle with outer aluminum crate or box?
• Which of the following are examples of Division 4.1 hazards?
• Which of the following items must be clearly visible on the interior package or reproduced on the overpack?
• What is the maximum permissible external surface dose rate for the package?
• Which type of self-reactive is described as having no explosive power?
• Capital Letter A indicates the packaging material is which?
• Which term describes articles or substances capable of posing a risk to health, safety, property, or the environment?
• Which term means the essential component to ensure that the DGR is properly employed in the safe preparation and transportation of dangerous goods?
• A single encased electrochemical unit with one positive and one negative electrode is called what?
• Which nuclide is included in Fissile Material set?
• Which term best matches 'Cultures'?
• Infectious substances are defined as those known or reasonably expected to contain pathogens. Which term best describes these disease-causing agents?
• Flammable liquids are defined as liquids that give off a flammable vapor at temperatures of not more than 60° C (140° F) in a closed-cup test or not more than 65.6° C (150° F) in an open-cup test, like acetone, alcohols, and gasoline.
• Where should labels be placed in relation to the proper shipping name, and at what angle?
• What action must be taken immediately if a package containing an infectious substance is damaged or leaks?
• Which term is correctly paired with the description 'a substance consisting of a mixture of charcoal or other carbon and either potassium nitrate or sodium nitrate with or without sulfur'?
• Which label is required on all excepted packages of radioactive material?
• Type C Packages
• Which option describes an aluminum jerrican with non-removable head?
• How long should the shipper retain a copy of the shippers declaration/Documentation?
• Which term describes packaging that sits inside the outer packaging?
• What term describes packaging that requires an outer packaging for transport?
• Which statement best defines Type E Organic Peroxides?
• The maximum capacity of the drum is ________, and the maximum net weight is __________.
• Type D Organic Peroxides are defined as which statement?
• Does division 2.1 take precedence over division 2.2?
• Which description defines LSA-3?
• In addition to contact hazards, what other danger can corrosives pose if released?
• The operation by which articles and substances are enveloped in wrappings and/or enclosed in packagings or otherwise secured is called what?
• Packaging number 6 indicates the material is packaged in a which packaging type?
• A Shippers declaration of dangerous goods is required for all articles and substances of dangerous goods, with exceptions listed in which subsection?
• Capital Letter N indicates the packaging material is which?
• An article or device that contains one or more explosive substances is called?
• Which organization develops international standards for civil aviation?
• Can Division 6.2 be exempt? If so, what conditions apply?
• There are exceptions for some dangerous goods considered _________ _______ like dry ice, consumer goods, and batter-powered equipment.
• Which category uses drums whose body is described as being made from multiple plies of heavy paper or fiberboard without corrugations?
• Readily Combustible Solids are described as solids that can be easily ignited by brief contact with an ignition source.
• Which code corresponds to Composite Packaging with a plastic receptacle with outer aluminum crate or box?
• Which category is described as Woven Plastic Bags Sift-Proof Woven Plastic?
• How long should shippers maintain relevant dangerous goods documents?
• Which category is designated for ordinary natural wood boxes?
• The complete product of the packing operation, consisting of the packaging and contents prepared for transport, is known as what?
• Gauge pressure is defined as the pressure in excess of atmospheric pressure.
• The acronym DGR in air transport safety refers to which of the following?
• What incremental precision is preferred for the compass when measuring magnetic variation?
• Two or more cells that are electrically connected together and fitted with devices necessary for use describe which term?
• Can safety matches be carried on a person on a plane?
• Which item is included in Type B Package Markings as a design identification requirement?
• The packing instructions do not ensure the packaging is ________ for transit with most dangerous goods.
• Dangerous goods forbidden to be carried by passengers include which of the following groups?
• Which term is defined as outer packaging?
• What term describes the requirement to use the quickest mode and ensure expeditious handling when infectious substances are accepted for transport?
• Which category covers metal boxes other than steel or aluminum?
• SCO-1 Object contamination limit for the nonfixed contamination on the accessible surface is what value?
• Which column shows the maximum net quantity per package (Ltd Qty - Max Net Qty/Pkg) for the article or substance?
• What is the maximum weight of all bags?
• Which factors cause atmospheric pressure to vary?
• Are substances in a liquid state above 212°F or in a solid state at 464°F allowed to be transported by air?
• What term describes packaging that consists of an outer packaging and an inner receptacle constructed to form an integral packaging?
• What term describes the measure of the quantity of radioactivity emitted by a radioisotope used to determine the amount of radioactive material that may be transported in packaging?
• Which term describes the principle and procedure requiring reporting to authorities when an accident or incident involving dangerous goods occurs?
• Which Appendix Section lists authorities by country responsible for dangerous goods, and those responsible for radioactive material?
• Loading radioactive materials requires adherence to which instruction?
• What safety precaution is recommended when handling dry ice?
• Can operator variations be less restrictive than the regulations governing the transport of dangerous goods?
• Which term is correctly paired with the description 'an article capable of spontaneous ignition when exposed to air'?
• Which Aerosol Packaging Category requires a minimum wall thickness of 0.18 mm, a maximum capacity of 1 L, and a maximum inner diameter not exceeding 76 mm?
• Which hazmat class is designated for oxidizing substances and organic peroxides?
• Class 3 must be segregated from which other classes?
• The Division 5.2 Label is described as what?
• Which category describes woven plastic bags without an inner lining or coating?
• Compressed gases, aerosols, liquefied gases, and dissolved gases are all examples of which class of dangerous goods?
• Which information is required on the Radioactive Overpack Marks?
• Which category includes Woven Plastic Bags Without an Inner Lining or Coating?
• The nature and quantity of goods box covers the operator's responsibilities with regard to acceptance, handling, and loading of dangerous goods.
• Which Capital Letter indicates Plywood?
• Which battery type is primarily non-rechargeable and uses the lithium metal or compounds as the anode?
• Are alcoholic beverages containing more than 24% but less than 70% alcohol, in receptacles not exceeding 5 L, allowed?
• When there are more than one hazard classes for a product what must be indicated?
• What is the maximum capacity of fiber drums?
• Which organization develops recommendations based on procedures for the safe transport of radioactive material?
• Aerosols and small gas cartridges must be subjected to a hot water bath at ______ with no leaks/deformation.
• For cargo aircraft-only dangerous goods, where should the 'Cargo Aircraft Only' label be affixed relative to the hazard label?
• The result of a process by which pathogens are intentionally propagated is known as what?
• Which statement about packaging is correct?
• Which symbol is used to indicate radioactive material?
• Which column lists the packing instruction number for the article or substance?
• Which division includes non-flammable and non-toxic gases like Nitrogen and Neon?
• Which statement correctly describes the purpose of Class 1 compatibility groups?
• Self-reactive substances that possess explosive properties that, when packaged, cannot detonate or deflagrate rapidly or undergo a thermal explosion are Type?
• Which type of battery is commonly used in mobile phones and laptops?
• Which term refers to living-organism-derived materials used in manufacturing, research, or treatment of disease?
• Which agency enforces ICAO standards and regulations in the United States for dangerous goods transport?
• Which of the following is included in training records?
• Which operation rule prohibits stowing Class 6 dangerous goods with animals, foodstuffs, feed, or other edible substances unless loaded in separate, closed unit load devices?
• Which statement correctly describes the communication pathway for dangerous goods information before departure?
• Which label is the primary warning label required for most dangerous goods across all classes?
• Which of the following is included in Type B Package Markings?
• Division 5.2 refers to what category?
• Which code is used for special packaging of infectious substances that must meet the requirements of 6.5.2?
• How much radiation can the general public be exposed to in a year?
• What is the measure by which lithium ion batteries are regulated?
• Secondary (rechargeable) batteries in which the lithium ions move between anode and the cathode, used in mobile phones and laptops are called what?
• What packing group is dry ice?
• For self-reactive substances in Division 4.1 and Organic Peroxides in Division 5.2, which label must be placed on the same face as the hazard label and in close proximity to it?
• Exemptions to the requirement for a shippers declaration are listed in which subsection?
• Where are the packing instructions for Class 7 Radioactive Material located?
• Are Division 6.1 hazards permitted?
• How is the proper shipping name displayed?
• Who must sign the declaration form?
• EEI stands for which term?
• Which of the following are categories of Low Specific Activity (LSA)?
• Which outer container is associated with a plastic receptacle described as an outer plywood box?
• Which Aerosol Packaging Category is described as having uniform quality steel plate or non-ferrous metal with a maximum inner diameter not exceeding 76 mm and a minimum wall thickness of 0.18 mm?
• Packaging and closures must be able to resist the effects of which two factors during transport?
• For a corrosive that does not cause full-thickness destruction but has a corrosion rate exceeding 6.25 mm/year at 55°C, which packing group is appropriate?
• Which term refers to the assembly of fissile material and packaging components specified by the designer and agreed to by the competent authority to preserve criticality safety?
• The lowest temperature at which flammable vapors can be ignited in air when exposed momentarily to a source of ignition is called?
• When the Acceptance Checklist requires physical completion, what must it include?
• The Air Waybill serves as evidence of a receipt of goods and a contract between which parties?
• The _________ does not have to accept the dangerous goods consignment.
• Which UN number corresponds to gas cartridges and receptacles, in Divisions 2.1 and 2.2, without a subsidiary risk?
• Which code corresponds to Composite Packaging with a plastic receptacle with outer steel drum?
• Can magnetized material be transported by air?
• Who IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations apply to?
• Which code corresponds to metal drums with removable heads?
• Which term is the single number assigned to a package, overpack, or freight container to provide control over radiation?
• Division 6.1 pertains to hazards related to what characteristic?
• Which of the following statements describes examples of Class 3 hazards?
• A shipper must complete the dangerous goods declaration in which language?
• Fissile material packages stored in transit must be limited so that the total sum of the CSI in any group of packages does not exceed:
• Which statement best describes packaging compliance for dangerous goods?
• Which packing group designation is mentioned for corrosives in the material?
• Which hazard class is listed under Miscellaneous?
• Which organization is described as a global airline industry trade group that publishes the Dangerous Goods Regulations?
• Which item is categorized as LSA-2?
• Salvage packaging may use large metal drums or what other material?
• Which description best defines Low Dispersible Radioactive Material?
• Which term is the number assigned to a package, overpack, or freight container to provide control over fissile material?
• Which statement about Division 4.1 hazards in transport is true?
• Which type of self-reactive is described as neither detonating nor deflagrating and shows low or no effect when heated under confinement?
• What marking indicates an overpack containing radioactive material?
• What is the code for a steel drum with a non-removable head?
• Which statement is true about Category B Substances?
• What labels are required for most dangerous goods in all classes?
• In the DGR Table, which column carries the Special Provisions, indicated by an alphanumeric value?
• The Fissile Material package shipment approval certificate is required if what condition is met?
• Examples of commodities that often include hidden dangerous goods include which of the following?
• Do Division 4.1 hazards need to be segregated from other dangerous goods?
• Which hazmat class contains corrosive substances that can dissolve organic tissue or severely corrode metal?
• Division 1.4 is described as which of the following?
• Which statement is listed as a measurement for LC50 Inhalation?
• Which property relates to external surfaces of the packaging?
• What type of material regulation concerns the compass deflection issue?
• Which Division 5.2 Packing Groups are permitted for Air Transmit?
• Which metal is described as a liquid at room temperature and highly toxic if inhaled or ingested?
• What minimum packaging condition is required to allow proper affixing of labels on dangerous goods packaging?
• Which column relates to the Emergency Response Drill Code (ERG Code) used with ICAO Doc 9481-AN/928?
• There are two types of labels: ______ and ______.
• In the Q = n1/M1 + n2/M2 + n3/M3 formula, which statement is true?
• The 7 types of Radioactive Packaging include which packaging type?
• Which items are listed as examples of oxidizing substances such as nitrates, chlorates, and chemical oxygen generators?
• Biomedical waste must follow which packing instruction?
• Which term describes the country in which the consignment is first loaded on an aircraft?
• Over packs must be marked so that each ______ ______ is represented and the word ______ must be marked.
• Organometallic Compounds are defined by which bonding feature?
• UN 3478 and UN 3479 refer to fuel cell cartridges.
• Which class is defined by the ability to completely confine a fire without endangering the aircraft and occupants, with control ventilation and consideration of heat impact on adjacent compartments?
• State of Destination refers to the country where the consignment is finally unloaded from an aircraft.
• Which Aerosol Packaging Category has a minimum wall thickness of 0.20 mm, a maximum capacity of 1 L, and a maximum inner diameter not exceeding 76 mm?
• Must be carried out for all design types made of metal, plastic, and composite packaging's to contain liquids. must be subject to relevant pressure test for 30 minutes and must not leak.
• Which organization publishes the Dangerous Goods Regulations?
• Which organization governs the Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) including state variations?
• Approximately what percent of world trade value is carried by air?
• Which statement describes the Handling Information Box requirement on the Airway Bill for radioactive material shipments?
• Which Capital Letter indicates Textile?
• Which category describes sift-proof walled natural wood boxes?
• What is the code for a steel drum with a removable head?
• Which of the following describes LD50 Dermal?
• What record should be kept regarding dangerous goods transported?
• The quantity of dangerous goods stated on the Shipper's Declaration is within the acceptable limits per package.
• Which item is explicitly listed as a Class 8 Hazard in the provided material?
• Which section describes the packaging specifications and performance tests for UN specification packaging, refrigerated liquefied gas packaging, and test criteria for limited quantity packaging?
• A hazmat class for material containing radionuclides?
• Which state designations determine exemptions to DG regulatory provisions?
• Which option correctly describes a steel or aluminum jerrican with removable head?
• Which term describes the process of determining the hazard classification of dangerous goods for transport?
• Infectious substances that do not meet the criteria for Category A are categorized as what?
• Which hazmat class includes explosive articles, substances, and pyrotechnic devices such as fireworks and ammunition?
• Which packaging is designed for salvage operations, to prevent excessive movement of damaged or leaking contents?
• The Three Types of Industrial Packaging: Which statement describes IP-1 packaging?
• What term describes a consignment of multiple packages originated by more than one person with carriage by air under an agreement?
• Which document is required for shipments of radioactive material?
• What is dry ice?
• What document serves as a receipt of goods by the airline and as contract of carriage between the shipper and the operator, including terms and description of goods?
• Which term matches the definition: a generic term for any explosive article designed to deliver combustion gases under pressure?
• What is the maximum capacity and maximum net weight for steel, aluminum, and other metal drums?
• Which document includes the declaration that contents are fully described and properly prepared for transport?
• Which organization publishes the Dangerous Goods Regulations and represents 230 airlines from 126 countries?
• For Type B(M) package, what statement may be required?
• The magnetized material handling label instructs to keep away from which aircraft device?
• Which organization is the United Nations Subcommittee of Experts on the Transportation of Dangerous Goods?
• Which term describes a substance that at 50°C has a vapor pressure greater than 300 kPa or is completely gaseous at 20°C?
• Division 1.5 is characterized by which of the following?
• Is it permissible to consolidate inner packaging containing infectious substances with unrelated goods?
• Which Appendix Section lists UN Specification packaging suppliers by country, packaging testing facilities by country, and UN Specifications packaging?
• What thermal test is specified for packaging fissile material?
• Which element captures accountability and authorization on a test report?
• Which packing groups are allowed in limited quantities for Division 6.1 hazards?
• Which document certifies dangerous goods shipments, as issued by the shipper?
• The declaration that contents are fully described by the proper shipping name and are properly classified, packaged, marked and labeled is part of which document?
• Which option describes a plastic drum with removable head?
• Which packaging number designates Composites Packaging?
• Which category corresponds to aluminum boxes?
• Which label is used to indicate a lithium battery on packaging?
• What describes Diluent Type A?
• A gas that is entirely gaseous at -50°C is classified as which term?
• Which statement describes Type C Organic Peroxides?
• Which outer container corresponds to a plastic receptacle with an outer solid plastic box?
• Which term describes the body or authority designated for regulatory purposes in these regulations?
• Which term matches the definition: articles and substances used for technical purposes such as heat generation, gas generation and theatrical effect?
• UN approved outer or single packaging is designated by a code comprising what information?
• Documentation for Type B packages includes which of the following items?
• Which term is correctly paired with the description 'the supersonic explosion that propagates through shock'?
• Which material is indicated by Capital Letter M?
• Which packaging term describes packaging that consists of one or more inner packaging secured in an outer packaging, forming a unit?
• Which statement is a shipping requirement for lithium metal/cells when shipped by air?
• What is the temperature at which the vapor pressure of a liquid equals the surrounding pressure, causing the liquid to change into vapor?
• Which body develops recommendations for the transportation of dangerous goods excluding radioactive materials?
• Which term describes the country in which the consignment is first loaded on an aircraft?
• What term refers to the difference in pressure between two points?
• Which packing group corresponds to serious toxicity risk for Division 6.1?
• These packaging's must be well constructed with closures made of good quality polyethylene or other suitable plastic that are sufficiently tight to prevent leaking and sifting.
• A plastic receptacle with an outer plastic drum is described as which outer container?
• Empty packaging that previously contained dangerous goods must be marked as it still ______ dangerous goods.
• What is the name of the label that indicates magnetized material hazards?
• Flammable solids that may cause burns or inhalation hazards belong to which class?
• Are operators required to report dangerous goods accidents to state authorities?
• Packaging number 5 indicates the material is packaged in a which container?
• Which document is issued by the shipper to certify that dangerous goods have been packaged, labeled, and declared according to international regulations?
• Which document acts as evidence of shipment and creates a contract for carriage between shipper and operator?
• Under which condition can small arms weapons be transported in checked baggage on a flight?
• Which term describes the pressure of a gas inside a full receptacle, at a standard temperature, used for labeling?
• Which code represents a steel or aluminum jerrican with a non-removable head?
• Which term matches the description: thermal heat, projectiles, fire, toxic, blasts?
• Shippers must train and inform employees about dangerous goods transportation. Which statement best describes this requirement?
• Which of the following is a valid pairing of a peroxide type with its label?
• A lighter that does not contain unabsorbed fuel is allowed to be carried on one's person?
• What is the maximum capacity of plywood drums?
• A hazmat class separated into a division for inorganic substances that may combust when mixed with oxygen, and a division for self-reactive organic substances?
• If carbon dioxide is used as a refrigerant, what occurs?
• Self-reactive substances that possess explosive properties that, when packaged, neither detonate nor deflagrate rapidly, but are liable to undergo a thermal explosion are classified as which Type?
• Which item is categorized as LSA-1?
• What is the code for a metal drum with a removable head?
• Which label is required on all packages containing cryogenic liquids, in addition to the Non-flammable gas (Division 2.2) hazard label?
• How many class one divisions are there?
• Which Aerosol Packaging Category requires a minimum wall thickness of 0.20 mm, a maximum capacity of 1 L, and a maximum inner diameter not exceeding 76 mm?
• What information must be provided to cargo acceptance and passenger check-in staff?
• Type C Organic Peroxides are defined as which statement?
• A self-reactive substance that cannot detonate or deflagrate rapidly or undergo a thermal explosion is described as which Type?
• Cargo acceptance staff should seek confirmation from shippers if they have any suspicions that cargo may contain _________ _________ _________
• A shipper's declaration is required for dry ice shipments when the dry ice is used as a refrigerant for other dangerous goods.
• What is the term for the lowest temperature at which a substance will ignite spontaneously without an external ignition source?
• Which packaging is used for salvage operations and recovery of damaged or leaking dangerous goods?
• Which option corresponds to the aluminum jerrican with removable head?
• Infectious substances of Category A must follow which packing instruction?
• Which are listed as examples of Organic Peroxides?
• What is a homogeneous liquid mixture of two or more chemical compounds or elements that will not undergo any separation under normal conditions of transport?
• Which column in the DGR Table lists the hazard label or labels that must be applied to the outside of each package and overpack?
• What does SADT stand for in the context of organic peroxides?
• Which class includes the ability to shut off ventilation?
• Which term describes the assembly of the components of the packaging specified by the designer as intended to retain radioactive material during transport?
• Which item is carried in carry-on as a dangerous good?
• High Danger corresponds to which Packing Group?
• Which substance is given as an example of Liquid Desensitized Explosives?
• Which Appendix defines unit of measurement, symbols, and abbreviations along with conversion factors?
• What corrosion rate threshold at 55°C triggers consideration for Class 8 Packing Group 3 designation?
• Which term matches the definition: articles capable of spontaneous ignition when exposed to air?
• Which category corresponds to textile bags that are sift-proof?
• Which action is part of ensuring the shipment is prepared in accordance with regulations?
• IP-3 packaging must pass which tests?
• The Certification Statement verifies that the contents are described and prepared for transport.
• Markings for Packaged Containing Radioactive Material include which item?
• What is the code for a metal drum with a non-removable head?
• Which term is used for articles or substances that pose a risk to health, safety, property, or the environment during air transport?
• Which document contains the information provided to the pilot-in-command?
• Which term describes a principle and procedure of DGR involving restrictions where certain goods require approvals before shipping or can only be transported on certain aircraft?
• Which items are allowed in carry-on/checked bag with operator approval?
• Which category describes ordinary natural wood boxes?
• Which column in the DGR Table would you consult to find the authoritative descriptor of the dangerous goods by its shipping name?
• Which label is required for all packages containing dangerous goods that are permitted only on cargo aircrafts and must be affixed on the same surface near the hazard label?
• Which class includes explosives?
• Which of the following is a Division 4.3 material?
• Which Appendix Section lists self-reactive substances from Division 4.1 and organic peroxides from Division 5.2?
• If dry ice spills, what should you do?
• Which statement is true about maximum quantities of dry ice in compartments?
• What two pieces of information are used to identify dangerous goods?
• Which Appendix Section explains the new approach to training and testing for IACAO and IATA Provisions?
• What is the standard unit of measurement for the activity of a radionuclide in these regulations, expressed as Bq?
• Is a radiation protection program required to protect against the hazards of transporting radioactive material?
• Capital Letter F indicates the packaging material is which?
• Which type of self-reactive is forbidden from air travel?
• Dangerous goods can only be consolidated with other dangerous goods as long as they are subject to an _____ _____
• In the Q value formula, what do M1 and M2 represent?
• Which option describes a plastic jerrican with removable head?
• Which statement about Radioactive material with a subsidiary risk is correct?
• Under compatibility rules, transport is forbidden because of excessive sensitivity unless specially authorized. Which option best describes this rule?
• Which class is designated for cargo aircraft only?
• Which compliance applies to self-reactive substances or organic peroxides?
• Flammable liquids and liquid desensitized explosives are assigned to which hazard class?
• Which statement correctly describes the language requirement for the dangerous goods declaration?
• What division is defined as an article that contains only extremely insensitive substances and demonstrates a negligible probability of accidental initiation or propagation under normal transport conditions?
• Which column in the DGR Table contains the serial number assigned to each article or substance under the UN classification system?
• Which column in the DGR Table contains the alphabetical listing of dangerous goods and articles by proper shipping name, followed by a qualifying description?
• Which of the following is an example of Category A Substance?
• Which division takes precedence over all other divisions?
• Which code corresponds to Composite Packaging with a plastic receptacle with outer wooden box?
• Which of the following is an example of Division 4.2 self-heating substances?
• What term describes the atmospheric pressure at sea level, typically about 100 kPa and varying with altitude and weather?
• Which organization is a specialized UN agency that creates and enforces international law for civil air transportation?
• Which item is NOT an example of Division 4.2 self-heating substances?
• What unit is used for the normal temperature range during air transport?
• What does the Class 9 label look like in the example?
• Dangerous goods must not be carried in passenger aircraft unless allowed by the provisions in 2.3.2 to 2.3.5 and 2.5.1
• Packaging must be appropriate for the dangerous goods being shipped. Which term describes these goods?
• Which column in the DGR Table contains the class or division number as determined by Section 3?
• State of Origin refers to the country where the consignment is first loaded onto an aircraft.
• Refresher instructions for shipping batteries occur every how many years?
• In composite packaging labeling, what does the first letter indicate?
• Which battery type is designed to prevent electrolyte leakage through the use of a jellylike electrolyte or porous absorbent separators?
• Class 1 is divided into how many compatibility groups?
• If a dangerous substance is not hazmat, the Not Restricted entry on the waybill indicates what?
• Which term is used to classify flammable solids that include metals and non-metals, specifically designated as 4.1 in the hazard classification?
• Dangerous goods shipments may be accompanied, where permitted, by alternative documentation.
• What Division includes all Organic Peroxides?
• Which class includes pyrotechnic devices such as fireworks and ammunition?
• Dangerous goods that explode, react dangerously, produce flame or heat, or emit toxic, corrosive, or flammable gases are collectively described as which?
• Which organization develops recommendations for the transportation of all types of dangerous goods, except radioactive materials?
• Primary batteries that have lithium metal or lithium compounds as anode powering watches, calculators, cameras and temperature data loggers are called what?
• Which packing group corresponds to low toxicity risk?
• Maintaining records of dangerous goods transported primarily serves which purpose?
• Which term describes a person, organization, or enterprise engaged in or offering to engage in aircraft operation?
• Which packing condition is required for an unknown sample to be tested?
• Which packaging types are authorized for Excepted Packaging shipments?
• Inner packagings must be secured in a ______ packaging.
• The State of Origin and State of Operator are relevant for determining what in DG regulations?
• The ERG Code column relates to the Emergency Response Drill Code defined in which ICAO document?
• In the Q value formula, what do n1 and n2 represent?
• Which outer container corresponds to a plastic receptacle with an outer plastic drum?
• Which of the following is included in Instructions for Shipping Batteries?
• Which item is included in the Universal Postal Union's allowed mail list along with Radioactive Material and Infectious Substances?
• A plastic receptacle with an outer fiber drum is described as which outer container?
• Explosive labels are what color?
• Which organization is responsible for the Dangerous Goods Regulation framework used in air transport?
• Is one small cigarette lighter that does not contain unabsorbed liquid fuel allowed to be carried on one's person?
• Division 1.3 is characterized by which statement?
• Which group of items is forbidden to be carried by air passengers?
• IP-2 packaging must meet IP-1 criteria and also which additional requirements?
• Which Self-Reactive type describes a substance that detonates partially but does not deflagrate rapidly and shows no violent effects under heated confinement; or does not detonate or deflagrate and shows medium effects when under heated confinement?
• Which term is the approval of a design that is required to be given by the competent authority of the state of origin of the design?
• Which packing group is used for Division 6.1 substances with very severe toxicity risk?
• How much dry ice is permitted on a passenger and cargo aircraft?
• What marking must packaging have to indicate an exempt specimen under Division 6.2?
• Which label should be visible on a damaged infectious substance package to indicate hazard and the requirement to notify authorities?
• Performed on all kinds of packaging's that are intended to contain liquids, must be held under water for 5 minutes while internal air pressure is applied.
• Which statement correctly describes the relationship between Division 5.1 and Division 5.2 packing groups for Air Transmit?
• For Type A packaging, special form radioactive materials have activity thresholds around which values for A1 and A2?
• Which of the following is listed as an example of Organic Peroxides?
• What is the UN number for Lithium Ion Batteries?
• Capital Letter P indicates the packaging is composed of which materials?
• What document is prepared by the shipper to certify that the dangerous goods have been packaged, labeled, and declared in accordance with standard international shipping regulations?
• Which term is defined as the pressure equal to the sum of gauge pressure and atmospheric pressure?
• During transport, what must be done with the closure valves?
• Which items are examples of information given to pilots before departure?
• When must recurrent training take place?
• What is LC50 Inhalation?
• What term is used for substances that release hydrogen ions in solution when dissolved in water?
• All labels must be in the form of a ______ with dimensions of ___ x ___ mm.
• In composite packaging labeling, what does the second letter represent?
• Capital Letter H indicates the packaging material is which?
• How should empty packaging that previously contained dangerous goods be treated under the Dangerous Goods Regulations?
• Are lithium metal cells permitted as bulk cargo shipments on passenger carrying aircraft?
• A corrosive substance that causes full-thickness skin destruction within an observation period of up to 14 days, after an exposure of more than 3 minutes but less than 60 minutes, is assigned to which packaging group?
• Which code is used for special packaging manufactured to different specs from 6.2 but considered equivalent under 6.0.1.3?
• Packaging number 2 indicates the material is packaged in a which category?
• Which description best differentiates a Dangerous Goods Accident from a Dangerous Goods Incident?
• Type B Organic Peroxides are defined as which statement?
• Which statement is true about Type B Organic Peroxides?
• If using sack kraft paper or equivalent, how many sheets of paper must be used?
• Capital Letter L indicates the packaging material is which?
• Division 6.2 applies to which category?
• For Flammable Solids other than metals, when burning time is less than 45 seconds and the flame passes the wetted zone, to which group is it assigned?
• Which item is categorized as the “Other radioactive material” category in LSA definitions?
• The boiling point is greater than 35°C (95°F) and has a flash point less than 23°C (73.4°F), then the dangerous good is assigned to Packing Group 2.
• Division 4.1 Packing Group 2-3 excluding self-reactive substances is permitted on aircraft only in what quantity?
• What does IATA stand for?
• Shipping must affix _____ labels after _____ any indication of prior label's.
• Is a shipper’s declaration of dangerous goods required?
• Which statement describes Special Form radioactive material?
• Transport Index 1 to ≤ 10 corresponds to which dose rate range?
• Death within how many days is expected for LD50 Oral and LC50 Inhalation endpoints?
• Which label denotes handling requirements for dangerous goods that may require special handling?
• A through E, based on the Federal Aviation Regulation
• Which term describes substances that ignite on contact with air within minutes?
• Which option corresponds to plastic jerrican with non-removable head?
• Capital Letter G indicates the packaging material is which?
• Which statement describes items that are not classified as Class 1 due to exclusion in the class definition?
• Before use, all packaging intended to hold liquids must be submitted to which type of testing?
• Subsections 5.1 through 5.9 cover packing instructions for which classes?
• Markings must be placed so that no part of the marking is obscured and should be durable, legible, and in which language?
• What is the maximum net weight for drums?
• Which Appendix Section is described as Training Provisions under the competency based training approach?
• Which statement about Type A packages is true?
• What is the color scheme of the Magnetized Material Handling Label?
• Which item must accompany the package to ensure proper closing?
• Which material is indicated by Capital Letter N?
• Are wheelchairs and mobility aids equipped with spillable batteries allowed on aircraft?
• What term describes hazards associated with transporting radioactive material?
• Which goods require an Air Waybill?
• Which UN number is assigned to Lithium Metal Batteries?
• What should be the focus of emergency action procedures in dangerous goods handling?
• Hidden Dangerous Goods are often indicated by which characteristic?
• Which UN number refers to aerosols in Divisions 2.1 and 2.2?
• Working Pressure is the settled pressure of a compressed gas at a reference temperature of 15°C (59°F) in a full pressure receptacle.
• Which items must appear on each package containing dangerous goods?
• Division 1.1 explosives have what hazard characteristic?
• Who is responsible for all aspects of the packing of dangerous goods?
• The information given to the pilot-in-command must have a signed confirmation from the personnel responsible for loading the goods that there was no what?
• Substances liable to spontaneous heating under normal conditions of transport or that can heat up with contact to air to catch fire are classified as Division 4.2.
• Dangerous goods may be carried in the main deck cargo compartment of a passenger aircraft as long as it meets the _____ ____ ___ ____ ____ certification requirements of aircraft cargo compartments.
• How long must training records be held by the employer?
• The outer packaging must be tested with multiple types of what?
• What is the normal temperature range during air transport?
• What does the abbreviation CSI stand for in the context of packaging of radioactive materials?
• Which information relates to cargo hold identification?
• When the boiling point is less than or equal to 35°C (95°F), then the flammable liquid is assigned to Packing Group 1.
• Dry ice is used to preserve samples in what state?
• What does DOT stand for?
• Which item is a certification to be applied to gas packaging?
• Which class requires a separate approved smoke detector system, prevents hazardous quantities from entering compartments, a ventilation shut-off option, and accessible emergency exits under any conditions?
• Which markings identify the design or specification of a packaging?
• Which class is used for Flammable Solids other than metals when burning time is less than 45 seconds and the flame passes the wetted zone?
• Which Appendix Section lists the IATA Dangerous Goods Boards, the Dangerous Goods Training Task Force, the IATA Airline/Operator Dangerous Goods Training Validation Program, and IATA Global Aviation Data Management?
• Which option describes a Metal Box Category, steel boxes?
• Which packaging number indicates the material is packaged in a Bag?
• Which feature that reduces internal pressure is not permitted for air transport?
• For Type B(M) package shipments, when is a shipment approval certificate required?
• Substances that spontaneously combust or release flammable gas when wet belong to which division?
• Which Specific Shipper Responsibility is Retention of Records?
• Which category includes natural wood boxes with sift-proof walls?
• Which Aerosol Packaging Category restricts maximum capacity to not exceed 1 L and has no specified minimum thickness or diameter requirements?
• What is the transport index for not more than 0.005 mSv/hr (0.5 mrem/hr)?
• Operator Variations are identified by which pattern?
• An occurrence other than a dangerous goods accident associated with the transport of dangerous goods by air, which results in injury to person, property or environmental damage, fire, breakage, spillage, leakage of fluid or radiation or other evidence that the integrity of the packaging has not been maintained, is called?
• Are Class 9 substances permitted?
• Which material is described as requiring well-constructed packaging with tight closures and threaded caps with a resilient liner to prevent leakage?
• Which item is categorized as LSA-3?
• Special Handling information certificates include which of the following?
• UN specification packaging's used to indicate that the packaging corresponds to a successful design type and complies with the manufacturing provisions described in Subsections 6.2 and 6.3
• Which class covers Toxic Substances that are liable to cause harm through ingestion, inhalation, or skin contact?
• Division 4.2 must be separated from which classes?
• Which code corresponds to Composite Packaging with a plastic receptacle with outer aluminum drum?
• Which certificate is required if the material is Special Form?
• Which Appendix Section is titled Related Services?
• Viscous flammable liquids with a flash point below 23°C (73.4°F) may be assigned to which Packing Group?
• Which category describes woven plastic bags that are water-resistant?
• Which hazmat class includes toxic and infectious substances?
• Who bears primary responsibility for compliance with dangerous goods regulations at the operator level?
• Which option is a method to prevent release of contents from valves?
• Which factor is used in testing to determine the classification of an explosive article?
• Which label must be used on combination packaging and overpacks containing liquid dangerous goods?
• In the UN packaging code, which element indicates the material of packaging?
• Which term matches the definition: occurs when something burns rapidly with intense heat by combustion?
• Which item is permitted as dangerous goods in checked baggage only?
• Which statement best describes Division 4.2 self-heating substances?
• Which category is for water-resistant textile bags?
• Which term describes substances that undergo exothermic reactions forming larger molecules or polymers?
• Which term describes any non-refillable receptacle containing compressed gas with a self-closing release device?
• Packaging number 1 indicates the material is packaged in a which container?
• Which valve protection option specifically indicates protection with vent holes?
• Which hazmat class is divided into three divisions for flammable gas, non-flammable gas, and poisonous gas?
• If the boiling point is greater than 35°C (95°F) and has a flash point greater than or equal to 23°C (73.4°F) but less than or equal to 60°C (140°F), which Packing Group is assigned to the dangerous good?
• Which of the following is a required item on Type A package markings?
• Biological material collected from specimens used in the research, treatment, or investigation of diseases is called what?
• Gauge pressure is the pressure in excess of which reference pressure?
• Which label is required on all packages containing lithium batteries meeting the requirements of Packing Instructions 965, 968, 966, 967, 969, and 970?
• When shipping hazmat in an overpack, what must be done?
• For Type C packages, which certificate is required?
• If regular ice is used as a coolant in packaging for dangerous goods, which statement is true?
• All _______ ______ must pass a test that includes the size, material, thickness, manner of constructions and packing, and any surface treatments used.
• Packages or overpacks containing dangerous goods must be inspected for signs of _______ ___ _______ upon unloading from aircraft.
• Which certificate is NOT listed under Special Handling information for radioactive material?
• Which of the following is listed as an example of Class 9 substances?
• Which item is included in the Universal Postal Union's allowed mail list such as dry ice and battery-powered equipment?
• What must you do with packages containing infectious substances to check for damage or leakage?
• Which statement describes a condition indicating an unknown sample is not forbidden for air transport?
• Which option matches the Metal Box Category with steel boxes?
• Are explosives permitted for air transit?
• Which option describes a plastic drum with non-removable head?
• For a Diluent Type B, the diluent’s boiling point must be at least how many degrees higher than the SADT in a 50 kg package?
• Which description accurately defines the physical requirements of Special Form radioactive material?
• Which markings identify the use of a packaging for a particular shipment?
• In the DGR Table, an alphanumeric indicator (a letter followed by digits) relates to which set of special provisions described in Subsection 4.4?
• When should Operators notify passengers of forbidden dangerous goods?
• Which exposure-time window corresponds to the classification for substances that cause full-thickness skin destruction?
• Which term means the body or authority designated or recognized for any purpose in connection with these regulations?
• Which item identifies the facility that conducted the test?
• Organic Peroxides are described as having which property?
• Which term describes items considered the property of the operator, allowing certain exemptions?
• Which measure is described as ensuring the security of transport documentation?
• Which term describes gas that is dissolved in a liquid phase solvent?
• For Class 6 dangerous goods, stowage with edible substances requires the use of what?
• Are operators required to report discovered undeclared or misdeclared dangerous goods?
• Are biological products transported for final packaging or distribution (for example a vaccine) not subject to these regulations?
• Which division includes flammable gases such as hydrogen and acetylene?
• Which item is included in Type B Package Markings?
• How to calculate the LD50 value if there is one active substance?
• Which term is correctly paired with the description 'an article used for heat generation, gas generation and theatrical effect'?
• Absorbed Gas is defined by having an internal receptacle pressure at 20°C of less than which value?
• A corrosive substance that either causes full-thickness destruction after exposure between 60 minutes and 4 hours, or does not cause full-thickness destruction but has a corrosion rate exceeding 6.25 mm per year at 55°C, belongs to which packaging group?
• Which term refers to a principle and procedure of DGR that includes a UN list of articles and substances acceptable for air transportation?
• What sets off self-reactive substances?
• Which term is a recognized category of radioactive material characteristics?
• A hazmat class divided into toxic substances and infectious substances?
• Which statement best describes Lithium Ion Batteries?
• Most dangerous gases are described as which characteristic?
• What is the minimum boiling point for a Diluent Type A?