PAE(09/30/24): Hazardous (Part 2) Material and Waste

What are flammable liquids different from gas hazard?

• Flammable liquids have a lower flash point.

• Gas hazards are always visible.

• Flammable liquids are non-combustible.

• Gas hazards are less dangerous.

What type of substances are classified under Class 8?

• Radioactive Materials

• Corrosive Substances

• Toxic and Infectious Substances

• Miscellaneous Dangerous Goods

Which class is designated for Radioactive Materials?

• Class 5

• Class 6

• Class 7

• Class 8

What are the two subclasses of Class 6 hazardous materials?

• Flammable Substances and Corrosive Substances

• Toxic Substances and Infectious Substances

• Radioactive Substances and Explosive Substances

• Oxidizing Substances and Organic Peroxides

What can toxic substances cause if inhaled, ingested, or absorbed through the skin?

• Happiness and relaxation

• Injury, illness, or death

• Increased energy

• Improved health

What do infectious substances contain that can cause diseases?

• Vitamins

• Pathogens

• Minerals

• Antioxidants

What is the definition of radioactive materials?

• Materials that emit ionizing radiation

• Materials that absorb light

• Materials that conduct electricity

• Materials that reflect sound

Which of the following is an example of a radioactive material?

• Iron

• Uranium

• Copper

• Aluminum

What is a potential hazard of radiation exposure?

• Improved vision

• Cellular damage and health issues

• Increased energy levels

• Enhanced memory

How can radioactive materials be identified?

• Blue circle on white background

• Trefoil symbol on yellow background

• Red triangle on green background

• Star symbol on black background