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NFPA Labels and GHS Pictograms

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 22mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the GHS pictogram pictured here?

a)

Environment

b)

Flame Over Circle

c)

Gas Cylinder

d)

Exploding Bomb

2.

What does the GHS Pictogram found on this bottle indicate as a hazard for this material?

a)

Oxidizer

b)

Irritant

c)

Flammable

d)

Carinogen

3.

What is the health rating on this bottle?

a)

Normal Material

b)

Slightly Hazardous

c)

Hazardous

d)

Extreme Danger

e)

Deadly

4.

What is the flammability rating on this chemical?

a)

Will not burn

b)

Flashpoint above 200℉

c)

Flashpoint between 100℉ and 200℉

d)

Flashpoint between 100℉ and 73℉

e)

Flashpoint below 73℉

5.

What is the reactivity rating on this chemical?

a)

Stable

b)

Unstable if heated

c)

Violent chemical change

d)

Shock and heat may detonate

e)

May detonate

6.

What is the health rating on this chemical?

a)

Normal Material

b)

Slightly Hazardous

c)

Hazardous

d)

Extreme Danger

e)

Deadly

7.

What is the flammability rating on this chemical?

a)

Will not burn

b)

Flashpoint above 200℉

c)

Flashpoint between 100℉ and 200℉

d)

Flashpoint between 100℉ and 73℉

e)

Flashpoint below 73℉

8.

What is the reactivity rating on this chemical?

a)

Stable

b)

Unstable if heated

c)

Violent chemical change

d)

Shock and heat may detonate

e)

May detonate

9.

What is the health rating on this chemical?

a)

Normal Material

b)

Slightly Hazardous

c)

Hazardous

d)

Extreme Danger

e)

Deadly

10.

What is the flammability rating on this chemical?

a)

Will not burn

b)

Flashpoint above 200℉

c)

Flashpoint between 100℉ and 200℉

d)

Flashpoint between 100℉ and 73℉

e)

Flashpoint below 73℉

11.

What is the reactivity rating of this chemical?

a)

Stable

b)

Unstable if heated

c)

Violent chemical change

d)

Shock and heat may detonate

e)

May detonate