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Fire 6 Ch 31-33 Quiz 2

Total questions: 52

Worksheet time: 26mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A _____ can access live information from product specialists or access volumes of technical data from over 6 million SDS.

a)

firefighter

b)

responder

c)

paramedic

d)

technician

2.

An important first step in understanding the hazards associated with any chemical involves identifying the ______, or physical state, of the substance.

a)

state of matter

b)

state of properties

c)

state of pressure

d)

state of chemicals

3.

Generally speaking there are three main types of stress that can cause a container to fail:

a)

Thermal; Chemical; Mechanical

b)

Thermal; Mechanical; Physical

c)

Chemical; Mechanical; Electrical

d)

Mechanical; Thermal; Flammable

4.

The heat created from fire or cold generated by environmental factors or substances such as cryogenics is _____ stress.

a)

thermal

b)

chemical

c)

mechanical

d)

pysical

5.

The interaction of incompatible chemicals and/or the physical and chemical properties of a substance and how those substances interact inside or outside a container may lead to overpressure, disintegration, or other kinds of failure of any type of container is ______ stress.

a)

thermal

b)

chemical

c)

mechanical

d)

flammable

6.

falling debris, shrapnel, firearms, explosives, forklift puncture, and the like are all examples of how mechanical means can cause container failure is _____ stress.

a)

thermal

b)

chemical

c)

mechanical

d)

physical

7.

chemicals can undergo a ________ when they are subject to environmental influences such as heat, cold, and pressure.

a)

mechanical change

b)

physical change

c)

chemical change

d)

thermal change

8.

Like water, propane gas is subject to _______ change based on environmental influences such as heat and cold,

a)

physical

b)

chemical

c)

chemical

d)

thermal

9.

A BLEVE (_...) occurs when pressurized liquified materials inside a closed vessel are exposed to a source of high heat.

a)

Boiling liquid expanding vapor explosion

b)

Boiling liquid extinguishing vapor explosion

c)

Building liquid expanding vapor extinguishment

d)

Building liquid expanding vapor explosion

10.

The _______ is a description of the volume increase that occurs when a compressed liquified gas changes to a gas.

a)

expansion ratio

b)

expulsion ratio

c)

enlargement ratio

d)

expand ratio

11.

Chemical _______ describes the ability of a substance to undergo a transformation at the molecular level, usually with release of some form of energy.

a)

change

b)

compound

c)

reactivity

d)

reaction

12.

______ is the expression of the minimum temperature at which a liquid or solid gives off sufficient vapors such that when an ignition source is present, the vapors will result in a flash fire.

a)

Flash point

b)

Temperature limit

c)

ignition temperature

d)

Way point

13.

______ is the temperature at which sustained combustion of the vapor will occur.

a)

Fire point

b)

Flash point

c)

ignition temperature

d)

Hot

14.

the flammable range for gasoline vapors is __ percent to __ percent.

a)

1.4-7.6

b)

1.6-7.4

c)

1.4-1.6

d)

7.4-7,6

15.

The definition of ______ will pertain to liquids held inside any type of closed container.

a)

vapor pressure

b)

liquid pressure

c)

vapor density

d)

liquid density

16.

The vapors released from the surface of any liquid must be contained if they are to exert _____.

a)

pressure

b)

vapor

c)

liquid

d)

gas

17.

Vapor density less that 1 will

a)

rise

b)

fall

18.

Vapor density greater than 1 will

a)

rise

b)

fall

19.

_________ is to liquids what vapor density is to gases and vapors-namely, a comparison value.

a)

specific gravity

b)

exponential gravity

c)

specificity

d)

exponential growth

20.

there are several technical ways to describe the acidity or alkalinity of a solution, but the most common way to define them is by their __.

a)

pH

b)

Ph

c)

PH

d)

ph

21.

_______ are more energetic than alpha particles and therefore pose a greater health hazard.

a)

beta particles

b)

alpha particles

c)

charlie particles

d)

delta particles

22.

another word for large volume containers is:

a)

bulk packaging

b)

hulk packaging

c)

bulk transformation

d)

semi packaging

23.

A maximum capacity greater than ___ liters

a maximum net mass greater than ___ kg and a maximum capacity greater than ___liters as a receptacle for a solid

a water capacity greater than ___kg as a receptacle for a gas

a)

450

400;450

454

b)

454

450;400

450

c)

400

450;454

450

d)

450

400;450

545

24.

________ is an engineered method to control spilled or released product if the main containment vessel fails.

a)

primary containment

b)

secondary containment

c)

first contaiment

d)

second containment

25.

_____ containers commonly hold compressed liquified gases such as chlorine and sulfur dioxide, although you may encounter some select refrigerant fluorocarbon gases

a)

ton

b)

intermodel

c)

intermediate

d)

bulk

26.

_________ are both shipping and storage vessels that hold between 5000-6000 gallons of product and can be pressurized or non-pressurized.

a)

ton

b)

intermodal tank

c)

intermediate bulk

d)

shipping containers

27.

_______ consist of several high-pressure tubes attached to a frame. the tubes are individually specified and have working pressures that range as high as 5000psi that commonly carry hydrogen and oxygen.

a)

tube modules

b)

canvas modules

c)

ton modules

d)

pipe modules

28.

_________ containers are so named beaus the volumes stored inside fall between what is typically found in drums or bags is in cargo tanks.

a)

intermediate bulk

b)

intermediate hulk

c)

intermodal bulk

d)

ton bulk

29.

_____ can be found as high-density polyethylene tank inside a rigid stainless steel frame or perhaps a square metal tank around 4 feet wide and 6 feet tall.

a)

totes

b)

bags

c)

sacks

d)

purses

30.

another type of unique container used for chemical storage is the _______.

a)

movable bladder

b)

flexible bladder

c)

transportable bladder

d)

portable bladder

31.

The flexible bladder is typically portable and used for short-term storage and dispensing of ______-hazard materials.

a)

low

b)

short

c)

high

d)

tall

32.

These tanks frequently carry liquid food-grade products, gasoline, or other flammable or combustible liquids.

a)

non-pressure liquid cargo tank

(mc 406-DOT 406)

b)

low-pressure chemical cargo tank (MC307-DOT407)

c)

corrosive tank

(MC-312-DOT412)

d)

highpressure cargo tank

(MC-331)

33.

A vehicle that is like the nonpressure liquid cargo tanks that carries flammable liquids, mild corrosives, and poisons.

a)

lowpressure chemical tank

(307/407)

b)

nonpressure liquid cargo tank

(306/406)

c)

corrosive tank

(312-412)

d)

highpressure cargo tank

(MC-331)

34.

the ________ is commonly used to carry corrosives such as concentrated sulfuric acid, phosphoric acid, and sodium hydroxide.

a)

chemical cargo tank

(312/412)

b)

nonpressure liquid cargo tank

(306/406)

c)

low-pressure chemical cargo tank (307/407)

d)

high pressure cargo tank (MC-331)

35.

the __________ carries materials such as ammonia, propane, Freon, and butane.

a)

high pressure cargo tank

(MC-331)

b)

cryogenic liquid cargo tank

(MC-338

c)

tube trailer

d)

dry bulk cargo tank

36.

the ________ operates much like the cryogenic intermodal container described earlier and carried many of the same substances.

a)

cryogenic liquid cargo tank

(MC-338)

b)

high-pressure cargo tank

(MC-331)

c)

tube trailer

d)

dry bulk cargo tank

37.

Compressed gas _______carry compressed gases such as hydrogen, oxygen, helium, and methane.

a)

tube trailer

b)

pipe trailer

c)

cryogenic tank

d)

pressure tank

38.

_______ typically carry general industrial chemicals and consumer products such as corn syrup, flammable and combustible liquids, and mild corrosives.

a)

low-pressure tank cars

b)

high-pressure tank cars

c)

dry bulk cars

d)

pressure tank cars

39.

_________ transport materials such as propane, ammonia, ethylene oxide, and chlorine.

a)

pressure tank cars

b)

low-pressure tank cars

c)

high-pressure tank cars

d)

dry bulk cars

40.

designating an incident as an act of ______ reflects more the intent of the attacker that the use of a certain device.

a)

terrorism

b)

obedience

c)

valor

d)

courage

41.

potential targets for ______ activities include both natural landmarks and human-made structures.

a)

terrorist

b)

human

c)

illegal

d)

agent

42.

these terrorist sites can be classified into three broad categories:

______, ______, and _____ targets.

a)

infrastructure, symbolic, and civilian

b)

infrastructure, high-rise, and civilian

c)

infrastructure, statue, and symbolic

d)

infrastructure, symbolic, and statute

43.

_______ planning at infrastructure, symbolic, and civilian targets should consider the possibility of a terrorist attack.

a)

pre-

b)

preincident

c)

predominant

d)

preindustrial

44.

Which of the following tanks might carry materials such ass helium, liquid nitrogen, and liquid argon.

a)

MC -338

b)

MC-331

c)

MC-307

d)

MC-312

45.

______ are toxic chemical agents that attack the central nervous system were first developed in Germany before WWII.

a)

Nerve Agents

b)

CIA Agents

c)

Chemical Agents

d)

Toxic Agents

46.

______are like some pesticides but are much more toxic in some cases, 100-1000 times more toxic that similar pesticides.

a)

Nerve Agents

b)

Chemical Agents

c)

Toxic Agents

d)

Hazardous Agents

47.

______ packaging is used to transport materials that meet the inly general design requirements for any hazardous material package.

a)

excepted

b)

industrial

c)

Type A

d)

Type B

48.

_______packaging is used in certain shipments of low-activity material contaminated objects, which are usually categorized as radioactive waste.

a)

excepted

b)

industrial

c)

Type B

d)

type C

49.

______packaging is designed to protect internal radiological contents during normal transportation and in the event of a minor accident.

a)

TYPE A

b)

TYPE B

c)

TYPE C

d)

TYPE D

50.

______ packaging is far more durable that TYPE A packaging and is designed to prevent a release in the case of extreme accidents during transportation.

a)

TPYE A

b)

TYPE B

c)

TYPE C

d)

TYPEZ

51.

______ packaging is for transporting high-activity radioactive substances by air.

a)

TYPE A

b)

TYPE B

c)

TYPE C

d)

TYPE D

52.

In recent years, the _________ (RDD) or dirty bomb has emerged as a source of serious concern in terms of terrorism.

a)

radiation dispersal devise

b)

radiation detonation devise

c)

radical dispersal device

d)

radiation disruptor devise