Question Test for DGR

1. How many classes of DGR are there?

a. 8

b. 9 (T)

c. 7

d. 10

2. What the following classes have Divisions?

a. 1, 2 and 3

b. 1, 2 and 4

c. 1, 2, 4, 5 and 7

d. 1, 2, 4, 5 and 6 (T)

3. Division 4.3 is

a. Dangerous When Wet (T)

b. Combustible Material

c. Non-toxic gas

d. Toxic gas

4. Division 5.2 is

a. Organic Peroxide (T)

b. Oxidizer

c. Toxic Substance

d. Dangers When Wet

5. Class 3 is

a. Flammable Solid

b. Flammable Air

c. Flammable Liquid (T)

d. Flammable Gas

6. Class 2 refers to something as

a. Gas (T)

b. Liquid

c. Solid

d. Gel

7. Radioactive Material belongs to

a. Class 5

b. Class 6

c. Class 7 (T)

d. Class 8

8. Substances that have corrosive components may belong to

a.

b.

c.

d.

Class 9

Class 6

Class 7

Class 8 (T)

9. DGR is an article or a substance that may pose a risk to a. safety, health, property

b. safety, health,

c. health, property, environment

d. safety, health, property, environment (T)

10. There are 3 Divisions in Class 4, they are a. Gases, Toxic and Infectious substances

b. Flammable Liquid, Flammable Solid and Corrosives

c. Flammable Solid, Spontaneously combustible and Dangerous when wet (T)

d. Explosives, Gases, Flammable Solid

11. There are 3 Divisions in Class 2, they are

a. Flammable Solid, Spontaneous Combustible and Dangerous when wet

b. Flammable gas, Non-flammable non-toxic gas and toxic gas (T)

c. Flammable gas, Flammable Liquid and Flammable Solid

d. Flammable gas, Toxic substance and Infectious substance

12. There are 2 Divisions in Class 5, they are a. Oxidizer and Organic Peroxide (T)

b. Toxic Substance and Infectious substance

c. Dangerous when wet, Spontaneous Combustible

d. Oxidizer and Infectious substance

13. There are 2 Divisions in Class 6, they are a. Oxidizer and Organic Peroxide

b. Organic Peroxide and Infectious substance c. Oxidizer and Toxic substance

d. Toxic substance and Infectious substance (T)

14. How many DGR Variations are there?

a. 2 and they are county variation and airline variation b. 2 and they are city variation and airline variation

c. 2 and they are state variation and operator variation

(T)

d. 2 and they are country variation and shipping variation

15. List of DGR contains articles or substances that are approved by

a.

b.

c.

d.

International Civil Aviation Organization

International Aviation Transportation Association

United Nations (T)

United States of American

16. Why are DGR still carried on the aircraft even though they are very dangerous ? It is due to some following reasons

a. commercial

b. time transport

c. distance

d. all mentioned (T)

17. DGR is only accepted to be carried by air when

a. it is CLASSIFIED, PACKED, LABELLED, and

DOCUMENTED (T)

b. It is CLASSIFIED, PACKED, LABELLED

c. It is CLASSIFIED, PACKED, LABELLED and INSTRUCTION MANUAL attached

d. It is CLASSIFIED, PACKED, LABELLED and CATALOGUE attached

18. According to IATA DGR training requirement, recurrent

training is required within

a.

b.

c.

d.

12 months

24 months (T)

6 months 36 months

19. According to VNA DGR training requirement, recurrent training is required within

a.

b.

c.

d.

12 months (T)

24 months

36 months

6 months

20. How is the passenger informed of the DGR regulations?

a. notices at ticketing office

b. notices at checking area

c. notices at aircraft boarding and baggage claim areas d. all mentioned (T)

21. What the following items need the approval of the operator? Refer Table 2.3. A

a.

b.

c.

d.

Ammunition, camping stoves (T) Alcoholic beverages, Wheelchairs Medical, dry ice

Safety matches, Avalanche rescue backpack

22. What the following items need the approval of the operator? Refer Table 2.3.A

a. Non-flammable, non-toxic gas cylinder

b. Chemical Agent Monitoring Equipment, Dry ice (T)

c. Non-radioactive medicinal or toilet articles

d. Radioisotopic cardiac pacemakers

23. What the following items need the approval of the operator? Refer Table 2.3. A

a.

b.

Fuel cell systems, and spare fuel cartridges Oxygen or air, gaseous cylinders

c. Lithium ion batteries with a Watt-hour rating exceeding 100 Wh but not more than 160 Wh for electronic consumer devices (T)

d. Consumer electronic devices containing lithium metal

or lithium ion cells such as watches, calculating machines...

24. What the following items need the approval of the operator? Refer Table 2.3 .A

a.

b.

Aerosol in Division 2.2

Clinical thermometer

c. Spare lithium metal or lithium ion cells for consumer electronic devices such as cameras, cell phones...

d. Mercury barometer or thermometer (T)

25. What the following items need not the approval of the operator? Refer Table 2.3.A

a.

b.

c.

d.

Medical or clinical thermometer, beverages (T) Chemical Agent Monitoring Equipment Carbon dioxide, solid (dry ice) None is correct

26. What the following items need not the approval of the operator? Refer Table 2.3.A

a.

b.

Heat producing articles such as underwater torches Wheelchairs or other battery-powered mobility devices

c. Safety matches or a cigarette lighter that does not contain unabsorbed liquid fuel (T)

d. Camping stoves and fuel containers that contain a flammable liquid fuel

27. What the following items need not the approval of the operator? Refer Table 2.3.A

a. Carbon dioxide, solid ( dry ice)

b. Insulated packagings containing refrigerated liquid nitrogen

c. Ammunition ( cartridges for weapons) not more than 5 kg

d. Fuel cell systems powering portable electronic devices such as cameras, cell phones, laptop computer... (T)

28. What the following items need not to be informed of their locations to PIC? Refer Table 2.3. A

a. Consumer electronic devices containing lithium metal or lithium ion cells such as cameras, laptop computer, camcorder...(T)

b. Disabling devices such as mace, pepper spray...

c.

d.

Wheelchairs with spillable batteries Mercury barometer or thermometer

29. What the following items need not to be informed of their locations to PIC? Refer Table 2.3. A

a.

b.

c.

d.

Wheel chairs with spillable batteries

Security-type attaché cases, cash boxes, cash bags

Carbon dioxide , solid ( dry ice) (T)

All mentioned

30. What the following items need to be informed of their locations to PIC ? Refer Table 2.3.A

a.

b.

c.

d.

Mercury barometer or thermometer (T)

Non-radioactive medicinal or toilet articles

Alcoholic beverages,

Hair curlers containing hydrocarbon gas

31. What the following items need to be informed of their locations to PIC? Refer Table 2.3.A

a. Medical or clinical thermometer which contains mercury

b. Safety matches or a cigarette lighter that does not contain unabsorbed liquid fuel gas

c.

d.

Wheelchairs with spillable batteries (T) Non-flammable gas cylinder fitted into a life jacket.

32. What the following items are permitted one's person?

Refer Table 2.3.A

a. Ammunition ( cartridges for weapon)

b. Camping stoves and fuel containers that contain a flammable liquid fuel

c.

d.

Oxygen or air gaseous, cylinders Alcoholic beverages (T)

33. What the following items are permitted one's person?

Refer Table 2.3.A

a. Hair curler containing hydrocarbon gas b. Heat producing articles

c. Medical or clinical thermometer (T)

d. Chemical Agent Monitoring Equipment

34. What the following items are permitted one's person?

Refer Table 2.3.A

a. Security attaché cases, cash boxes, cash bags b. Avalanche rescue backpack

c. Insulated packagings containing refrigerated liquid nitrogen

d. Radioisotopic cardiac pace makers (T)

35. What the following items are permitted on one's person? Refer 2.3.A

a. portable medical electronic devices

b. 5 liters of alcoholic beverages containing more than 24% but not more than 70% alcohol by volume

c. medical or clinical thermometer

d. all mentioned (T)

36. What the following items are NOT permitted on one's person? Refer Table 2.3.A

a. All spare batteries, including lithium metal or lithium ion cells

b. Fuel cells, and spare fuel cartridge c. Carbon dioxide, solid (dry ice) (T) d. Safety matches or a cigarette lighter

37. What the following items are NOT permitted on one's person?

a.

b.

c.

d.

Chemical Agent Monitoring Equipment (T) Non-radioactive medicinal or toilet articles Non-flammable, non-toxic gas cylinder Non-flammable gas cylinder fitted into a life vest

38. What the following items are permitted in or as checked baggage? Refer Table 2.3. A

a. Oxygen or air, gaseous, cylinders

b. Aerosols in Division 2.2

c. a and b are correct (T)

d. a and b are not correct

39. What the following items are permitted in or as checked baggage? Refer Table 2.3.A

a. Hair curlers containing hydrocarbon gas (T)

b. All spare batteries, including lithium metal or lithium ion cells

c.

d.

Safety matches or a cigarette lighter Mercury barometer or thermometer

40. What the following items are permitted in or as checked baggage? Refer Table 2.3.A

a.

b.

c.

d.

Avalanche rescue backpack

Heat producing articles

Ammunition

All mentioned (T)

41. What the following items are permitted in or as checked baggage? Refer Table 2.3.A

a. Energy efficient light bulbs for personal or home use

(T)

b.

c.

d.

Lithium ion cells

Disabling devices

Security-type attaché cases, cash box, cash bags

42. What the following items are permitted in or as carry on baggage? Refer Table 2.3.A

a.

b.

c.

d.

Safety matches

Disabling devices

Oxygen or air , gaseous , cylinders (T)

Radioisotopic cardiac pacemakers

43. What the following items are permitted in or as carry on baggage? Refer Table 2.3.A

a. medical or clinical thermometer

b. All spare batteries, including lithium metal or lithium ion cells

c.

d.

Alcoholic beverages

All mentioned (T)

44. What the following items are NOT permitted in or as carry on baggage? Refer Table 2.3.A

a.

b.

c.

d.

Portable electronic devices

Hair curlers containing hydrocarbon gas

Safety matches or a cigarette lighter (T)

Alcoholic beverages

45. What the following items are NOT permitted in or as carry on baggage? Refer Table 2.3.A

a.

b.

c.

d.

Disabling devices (T) Avalanche rescue backpack Chemical Agent Monitoring Equipment None is correct

46. What the following items are NOT permitted in or as carry on baggage? Refer Table 2.3.A

a. Non-flammable, non-toxic gas cylinder b. Mercury barometer or thermometer c. Electro shock weapons (T) d. Heat producing articles

47. What the following items are NOT permitted in or as carry on baggage? Refer Table 2.3.A

a. Carbon dioxide, solid (dry ice)

b. Insulated packagings containing refrigerated liquid nitrogen (dry shipper)

c. Security-type attaché cases, cash box, cash bags (T)

d. Non-radioactive medicinal or toilet articles

48. Dangerous goods in operator's property may be a. Slide/raft

b. First aid kit

c. Flares

d. All mentioned (T)

49. Dangerous goods in operator's property may be

a. perfumes, alcoholic beverages carried for use or sale on board during flight

b. Emergency escape slide/raft

c. A and b are correct (T)

d. A and b are NOT correct

50. A substance of class 3 may be

a. Corrosives

b. Explosives

c. Flammable liquids (T)

d. Radioactive material

51. A substance of class 4 may be

a. Flammable solids

b. Substances liable to spontaneous combustion

c. Substances which in contact with water emit flammable gases

d. All mentioned (T)

52. A substance of class 6 may be

a. Toxic and infectious substances (T)

b. Gases

c. Oxidizing substances and organic peroxides d. Corrosives

53. A substance of class 8 may be

a. Explosives

b. Corrosives (T)

c. Miscellaneous dangerous goods

d. Radioactive material

54. A substance of class 5 may be

a. Oxidizing substances

b. Organic peroxides

c. A and b are correct (T)

d. A and b are NOT correct

55. Reference to VNA variation, only ......is allowed to be

carried by VNA

a. 1.1

b. 1.2

c. 1.3

d. 1.4 S (T)

56. If an in-flight emergency happens, the initial action of cabin crew is

a. to try to deal with the incident

b. to notify PIC (T)

c. to cover the article or substance with blanket d. to notify Chief Purser

57. If an in-flight emergency happen and there is fire, cabin crew will

a. use standard procedure

b. check use of water

c. a and b are CORRECT (T)

d. a and b are INCORRECT

58. Cabin crew action after landing in case of DGR emergency response

a. Advise ground staff of DGR items

b. Advise where DGR are stowed

c. Make the appropriate entry in the maintenance log d. All mentioned (T)

59. Which VNA variation allows substances and articles of Division 1.4 S to be carried ?

a. VN - 02

b. VN - 03

c. VN - 04

d. VN - 05 (T)

60. Refer to VN variations, what kind of Packing Group is NOT accepted to be carried ?

a. PG I (T)

b. PG II

c. PG III

d. PG I and PG II

61. In case of spillage or leakage of DGR during flight, one of step cabin crew must do

a. Protect themselves first by putting on rubber gloves, wearing smoke hood....(T)

b. Collect the substance with bare hands c. Use standard procedures for in-flight fire d. Check use of water

62. How do cabin crew treat the seat cushions/cover absorbed DG items?

a. Cover seat cushions/covers with blanket and use the seat again

b. Just move the passenger to the available seat

c. Treat it in the same manner as dangerous goods item

(T)

d. Do not remove seat cushions/covers, just make a sign

to indicate that seat occupied.

63. During dealing with the leakage of DG items, if the contents come in contact with your body or clothes, what do you do?

a. wash off body with plenty of water

b. remove contaminated clothing

c. do not eat or smoke

d. all mentioned (T)

64. During dealing with the leakage of DG items, if the contents contact your body, one of thing you have to do is

a. try to clean body with sterile clothing

b. keep hands away from eyes, mouth and nose (T)

c. drink a lot of water

try to eat or drink in order to avoid shock

DANGEROUS GOODS QUESTION BANK FOR CABIN CREW

1. Normally dangerous goods are not allowed in or as carry-on baggage. However some of them could be accepted as carry-on baggage in the cabin by following special conditions. Which of the following articles belong to this exception?

a. Dry ice for cooling perishables in quantities not exceeding 2.5 kg per passenger (T)

b. Aerosols in Division 2.2

c. Swimming-pool chemicals

2. Normally dangerous goods are not allowed in or carry-on baggage. However, some of them could be accepted as carry-on baggage in the cabin by following special assumptions. Which of the following articles belong to this exception?

a. Camping stoves.

b. Firework articles.

c. Perfume not exceeding 2kg or 2L and the net quantity of each single article not exceeding 0.5kg or 0.5L. (T)

3. Who is responsible for the correct marking and labeling of packages presented for transport

a. The operator's DGR acceptance staff

b. The shipper (T)

c. The consignee

4. The hazard label "Corrosive" refers to the following characteristics

a. Spontaneously combustible articles

b. Toxic material, which can be dangerous for health

c. A material which can cause severe damage by chemical reaction (T)

5. Which is the correct order (of dangers) for the following classification:(1) Exploisives, (2) Corrosives, (3) Flammable solid, (4) Toxic substance?

a. (1) (2) (3) (4)

b. (4) (2) (3) (1)

c. (1) (3) (4) (2)

d. None is correct (T)

6. How can we assure the safe carriage of dangerous goods?

a. The risk can be reduced by full compliance with DGR regulations.

b. All mentioned (T)

c. Some special DGR will be accepted by the approval of the States concerned

d. Only permitted dangerous goods must be accepted and transported provided they are correctly CLASSIFIED, IDENTIFIED, PACKED, MARKED, and LABELLED.

7. Which restrictions are applicable for alcohol carried on board by passengers?

a. There are no restrictions for the quantity if there is not more than 40 degrees C alcohol by volume

b. It is allowed to carry up to 5 liters alcoholic beverages per person containing more than 24% by volume but not more than 70% by volume alcohol. (T)

c. It is allowed to carry up to 2 liters alcoholic beverages per passenger containing more than 24% by volume but not more than 70% by volume alcohol.

8. How to inform passengers of provisions for carrying DGR?

a. Bringing to passengers attention an awareness of requirements by check-in staff questioning passengers may contain DGR (T)

b. All mentioned

c. Giving passengers individual training on the Regulations.

what DGR is, of these on items of baggage that

9. Normally dangerous goods are not allowed in or as carry-on baggage. However, some of them could be accepted as carry-on baggage in the ca bin by following special conditions. Which of the following articles belong to this exception?

a. Heat producing articles (diving-lamps) (T)

b. Wheelchairs on mobility devices with spillable batteries.

c. Tear gas

10. Within how many months of previous training does recurrent training course take place, unless a competent authority has defined a shorter period?

a. Within 12 months

b. Within 6 months

c. Within 18 months

d. Within 24 months (T)

11. How is the cockpit crew informed about dangerous goods loaded into the aircraft?

a. From the Shipper's Declaration for Dangerous goods

b. From the Dangerous goods Notification to Captain (NOTOC) (T)

c. From the Dangerous goods Acceptance Check sheet

12. Is it allowed for passengers to bring a refill bottle or lighter fuel for their lighter on board?

a. Yes, but the carry-on baggage only

b. No, it is not allowed (T)

c. Yes, if the lighter refill is carried in the same way as the lighter itself on one persons body

13. The hazard label " Spontaneously combustible" refers to the following characteristics:

a. Flammable gas

b. Flammable solids

c. Material which can burn by interaction with air (T)

14. Which is correct

a. Toxic substance is division 6.1 (T)

b. Toxic substance is division 6.2

c. Toxic substance is Class 6, division 1

d. Toxic substance is Class 6, division 2

15. For the following items, does passenger need the approval of the operator?

a.

Small oxygen cylinders/Safety matches

YES/YES

b.

Dry ice/ Hair curler containing hydrocarbon gas

NO/NO

c.

Ammunition/Heat producing articles

YES/YES (T)

16. Operator variations:

a. Must be less restrictive than the DGR regulations

b. Must be more restrictive than the DGR regulations (T)

c. Must be applicable to all transportation performed by the operator concerned and another operators.

17. Is a passenger allowed to bring ammunition (in Division 1.4S UN0012 or UN0014 only) on a flight?

a. Yes, if it not more than 5kg and the ammunition is in the checked baggage with the approval of the operator (T)

b. Yes, if it not more than 5kg and the ammunition is in the carry-on baggage

c. No, it not permitted for transportation by aircraft due to the risk of explosion

18. The pilot-in-command must not be informed of the location of the following items:

a. Hair curlers containing hydrocarbon gas, non-flammable gas cylinder, and wheelchair with spillable batteries.

b. Alcoholic beverages, medical or clinical thermometer, and mercury barometer.

c. Dry ice, camping stoves that contain flammable liquid, and wheel chair with non-spillabe batteries. (T)

19. How many divisions are there in class 5?

a. 3 divisions with 3 labels

b. 2 divisions with 3 labels so far (T)

c. 4 divisions with 4 labels

20. Normally dangerous goods are not allowed in or as carry-on baggage. However some of them could be accepted as carry-on baggage in the cabin by following special assumptions. Which of the following articles belong to this exception?

a. Safety matches or a lighter

b. Paint

c. Small gases oxygen or air cylinders required for medical use. (T)

21. "Cryogenic Liquid" is

a. a hazard label

b. a handling label (T)

c. a special label

22. For the following items, must the pilot-in-command be notified? (Refer to Table 2.3.A)

a. Clinical thermometer for personal use, heat producing articles, and dry ice

b. Mercury barometer, consumer electronic devices containing lithium, and camping stoves

c. Mercury barometer carried by a government official and wheelchair with spillable batteries only

d. Radioisotopic cardiac pacemakers, alcoholic beverages, and dry ice (T)

23. Carbon dioxide, solid in quantities not exceeding 2.5 kg per passenger when used to pack perishables

a. May be in carry on baggage and need not to release of carbon dioxide gas.

b. May be in carry on baggage provided it permits the release of carbon dioxide gas with the operator approval. (T)

c. May be in checked baggage without the operator approval.

d. May be in checked baggage and marked "dry ice" or "carbon dioxide, solid" only.

24. There are some requirements for shipper's responsibilities, one of them is:

a. Not to pack the DGR shipment, because it is one of operator's responsibilities.

b. Not to establish whether the article or substance is prohibited for transport by air

c. Ensure that DGR are identified, classified, packed, marked, labelled and documented in compliance with DGR regulations . (T)

25. The purpose of the order in which the classes are numbered from 1 to 9

a. that is just for convenience and does not imply a relative degree of danger or the precedence of the hazard involved. (T)

b. that is just for convenience, however it does imply a relative degree of danger or the precedence of the hazard involved.

c. that implies a relative degree of danger.

26. CAO (cargo aircraft only) is

a. a hazard label

b. a handling label. (T)

c. a special marking

27. The hazard label " Toxic" refers to the following characteristics

a. A material, which can be dangerous for health sometimes deadly if inhaled (T)

b. A material, which can cause severe damage by chemical reaction

c. Flammable gas

28. Who is responsible for checking and assuring that package being correctly marked and labeled before accepting the consignment

a. The cargo agent, the freight forwarder and the operator's DGR acceptance staff (T)

b. The cargo agent, the freight forwarder and the check-in staff

c. The check-in staff, the cargo agent

29. The hazard label " Flammable Solid" refers to the following characteristics:

a. Spontaneously combustible articles

b. Articles, which emit flammable gas by interaction with water

c. A solid material which may burn (T)

30. Are there dangerous goods which are not allowed for transportation by air under any circumstances?

a. Yes, for example most of the explosives, security-type attache cases and so on (T)

b. No, by following all regulations according to packaging, marking and documentation it is possible to carry everything by aircraft.

31. The hazard label " Dangerous when wet" refers to the following characteristics:

a. Flammable solids

b. Articles, which emit flammable gases by interaction with water (T)

c. Spontaneously combustible articles

32. Why is necessary for crew members to have knowledge about DGR?

a. To able to recognize and handle those goods when found in the cabin during flight (T)

b. To be informed in which case to exclude passengers from transportation, if DGR are found in their possession

a. To assist ground personnel in handling DGR

33. The main risk: "Danger to health - sometimes deadly if inhaled, swallowed or absorbed through the skin" belongs to which hazard class?

a. Corrosive material (Class 8)

b. Toxic substance (Division 6.1) (T)

c. Flammable liquids (Class 3)

34. Disabling devices such as mace, pepper spray, etc.....containing irritant or incapacitating substance

a. is permitted in or as checked baggage

b. is permitted in or as carry-on baggage

c. is not permitted on one's person. (T)

35. During ground handling of a passenger flight, a parcel which is urgently required at the destination is handed over. The parcel is marked with a rectangular, orange label "DANGER"

a. It will be accepted because of its urgency, but transported in the cargo compartment

b. It will be accepted care of cockpit because it is urgent and transported in the cockpit under special observation

c. The parcel will be rejected by the crew because transportation is not acceptable on passenger flight (T)

36. Chemical Agent Monitoring Equipment, Insulated packaging containing refrigerated liquid nitrogen, Hair curlers containing hydrocarbon gas, these are

a. not permitted in or checked baggage

b. not permitted on one's person (T)

c. not permitted in or as carry-on baggage

37. A crew member is requested to transport a package, classified as dangerous goods in accordance with DGR in the crew baggage. The marking corresponds with the contents.

a. Transportation as crew baggage is not allowed; it is allowed as cargo only (T)

b. Transportation is allowed because all required labels and documentation are in Adherence to the ICAO/IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations

c. Transportation is acceptable, because crew members are not subject to the IATA dangerous goods regulations.

38. Dangerous goods are defined as articles or substances which are capable of posing a risk to

a. Health, human beings, animals, property.

b. Health, safety, property or the environment (T)

c. Health and property

d. Health and safety

39. A passenger asks you if it is allowed to carry fresh salmon cooled with dry ice in the carry-on baggage on the flight to Hanoi. What is your answer?

a. Yes, there are no restrictions if there is not more than 5 kg of dry ice per person

b. Yes, it is possible provided that there is not more than 2.5 kg of dry ice per person in the carry-on baggage, provided the package permits the release of carbon dioxide gas. (T)

c. No, dry ice is not allowed in checked baggage or as carry-on baggage because dry ice releases carbon dioxide gas by melting.

40. The IATA dangerous regulations

a. is based on operation requirements of the operator member.

b. is based on the International Civil Aviation Organization ( ICAO) Technical Instructions.

c. is based on the ICAO technical instruction and VAR-OPS requirements

d. is based on the ICAO technical instruction and incorporates additional operation requirements for accepting and transporting DGR safely and efficiently. (T)

41. Where can you find the necessary actions in case of an emergency with DGR in the cabin?

a. in the "cabin crew quick reference" manual

b. in the dangerous goods handling procedures (T)

c. in the cabin preparation procedures

42. Every package of dangerous goods must be marked

a. with the proper shipping name, the UN/ID number, and the full name and address of the shipper.

b. with the proper shipping name, the UN/ID number, and the full name and address of the shipper and consignee (T)

c. with the proper shipping name, the UN/ID number, and the full name and address of the consignee

43. These following items may be considered as operator's property

a. First aid kits, slide/rafts, and life vests (T)

b. Life rafts, life vests, and chemical agent monitoring equipment

c. Emergency escape slides, dry ice and chemical agent monitoring equipment

44. Which restriction are valid for medical or cosmetic articles such as hair spray, perfumes, nail polish remover and so on when transported by passengers?

a. These articles have to be transported as dangerous goods freight

b. There is maximum quantity of 2 kg/2 liters per person allowed, carried in containers of not more than 0.5kg/0.5 liter. (T)

c. There are not restrictions

45. For the following items, does the passenger need the approval of the operator? (Refer to Table 2.3.A)

a. Ammunition, safety matches, and non-toxic gas cylinder

b. Ammunition, small oxygen cylinder for medical use, and avalanche rescue backpack (T)

c. Ammunition, Aerosols in Division 2.2

d. Ammunition, small oxygen cylinder for medical use, and safety matches

46. The hazard label "Oxidizer" refers to the following characteristics:

a. Material containing a lot of oxygen (T)

b. Corrosive material

c. Flammable gas

47. Which statements is correct?

a. Wheelchairs/mobility device aids with gel type batteries do not require the battery to be disconnected provided the battery terminals are insulated to prevent accidental short circuits. (T)

b. Carbon dioxide, solid (dry ice) may be permitted on one''s person provided the package permits the release of carbon dioxide gas.

c. Spare lithium metal or lithium ion cells or batteries, for consumer electronic devices such as cameras, cellular phones... are permitted in or as checked baggage only.

48. Normally dangerous goods are not allowed in or carry-on baggage. However some of them could be accepted as carry-on baggage in the cabin by following special assumptions. Which of the following articles belong to this exception?

a. Hunting/sporting ammunition

b. Hair curlers containing hydrocarbon gas (T)

c. Infectious substance

49. Dangerous goods are divided into 9 classes reflecting the type of risk involved and

a. Classes 1, 2, 4, 5 and 6 are divided into "divisions" due to hazard variations within these classes. (T)

b. Classes 1, 2, 4, 5 and 7 are divided into "divisions" due to hazard variations within these classes.

c. Classes 1, 2, 3, 4 are divided into "divisions" due to hazard variations within these classes.

d. Classes 1, 3, 4, 5 are divided into "divisions" due to hazard variations within these classes.

Note: (T) true answer