Worksheets101 W5 A1
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 38mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Which of these is the largest planet in the Solar System?
a)
Earth
b)
Mars
c)
Mercury
d)
Jupiter
e)
Pluto
2.
What is the legal obligation under UK regulations regarding the assessment of risks and inclusion of mitigating measures within the design process and operation of an MTFI?
a)
A) To reduce or remove the likelihood of hazards causing harm to employees or the general public.
b)
B) To minimize the level of protection afforded to MTFIs.
c)
C) To ignore hazards associated with the storage and dispensing of fuels within the MOD estate.
d)
D) To implement emergency procedures that may be introduced by the change or the new procedure.
3.
Who should refer to the JSP 375 Part 1 – Directive and external UK HSE legislation for guidance on the procedures relating to the undertaking of Risk Assessments?
a)
A) MTFI Designers
b)
B) Those responsible for the operation and maintenance of the MTFI facility
c)
C) Those with a duty to assess the risks relating to the design, operation, inspection, maintenance of an MTFI facility
d)
D) None of the above
4.
When should the risk assessment of an MTFI be revisited?
a)
A) Only if there are changes to the operation of the facility after initial commissioning.
b)
B) Only if there are changes to the design of the facility after initial commissioning.
c)
C) Only if there are changes to the maintenance of the facility after initial commissioning.
d)
D) If any changes to the operation or design of the facility are made after initial commissioning.
5.
Where should one refer for further supplementary guidance on the types of foreseeable risks related to MTFIs?
a)
A) JSP 375 Part 1 – Directive
b)
B) External UK HSE legislation
c)
C) 4th Edition APEA/EI Blue Book section 2 risk assessments
d)
D) JSP 317
6.
Can changes to the management, operation or design of an existing MTFI be initiated without a recorded risk assessment?
a)
A) Yes, as long as the change is minor.
b)
B) Yes, as long as the change does not impact product containment.
c)
C) No, changes to the management, operation, or design of an existing MTFI shall not be initiated without a recorded risk assessment.
d)
D) None of the above.
7.
What is the minimum scaling to prevent any small incipient fire spreading to MTFI facilities, according to JSP 317?
a)
A) One fire extinguisher for up to four dispensers, then one more extinguisher for each additional dispenser.
b)
B) At least four fire extinguishers for up to four dispensers, then one more extinguisher for each additional dispenser.
c)
C) One fire extinguisher for every two dispensers.
d)
D) One fire extinguisher for every three dispensers.
8.
Which of the following is a specific risk to be considered when assessing the risk of fire at an MTFI?
a)
A) Provision of adequate water supplies.
b)
B) Adequacy of height of vent pipe.
c)
C) Fitting of overfill prevention devices to tanks.
d)
D) All of the above.
9.
Why is it important to prevent pollution by substances hazardous to the environment, such as hydrocarbon fuels?
a)
A) Because their discharge is a criminal offense throughout the UK.
b)
B) Because they can become expensive and difficult to remediate once they pollute groundwater.
c)
C) Because surface waters such as streams and rivers are particularly at risk from spill incidents.
d)
D) All of the above.
10.
What is the main topic of the passage?
a)
A) The history of the electric car
b)
B) The advantages of electric cars
c)
C) The challenges facing electric cars
d)
D) The future of electric cars
11.
Which of the following statements about electric cars is true?
a)
A) They are less expensive than gas-powered cars.
b)
B) They are not yet widely available in many parts of the world.
c)
C) They are more efficient than gas-powered cars.
d)
D) They have a shorter range than gas-powered cars.
12.
What is the biggest obstacle to widespread adoption of electric cars?
a)
A) High cost
b)
B) Limited range
c)
C) Lack of charging infrastructure
d)
D) Safety concerns
13.
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a potential solution to the charging infrastructure problem?
a)
A) Wireless charging
b)
B) Battery swapping
c)
C) Public charging stations
d)
D) Decreasing the range of electric cars
14.
What is the main benefit of wireless charging for electric cars?
a)
A) It is faster than plug-in charging.
b)
B) It is more efficient than plug-in charging.
c)
C) It is cheaper than plug-in charging.
d)
D) It is more widely available than plug-in charging.
15.
What is the main drawback of battery swapping for electric cars?
a)
A) It is time-consuming.
b)
B) It is expensive.
c)
C) It requires a lot of space.
d)
D) It is not reliable.
16.
What is the main advantage of public charging stations for electric cars?
a)
A) They are cheaper than home charging.
b)
B) They are faster than home charging.
c)
C) They are more convenient than home charging.
d)
D) They are more efficient than home charging.
17.
What is the most common type of charging station for electric cars?
a)
A) Level 1
b)
B) Level 2
c)
C) Level 3
d)
D) Level 4
18.
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of electric cars?
a)
A) They produce less pollution than gas-powered cars.
b)
B) They are quieter than gas-powered cars.
c)
C) They are more powerful than gas-powered cars.
d)
D) They require less maintenance than gas-powered cars.
19.
What is the main reason why some people are still hesitant to buy electric cars?
a)
A) They are too expensive.
b)
B) They have a limited range.
c)
C) They are not as powerful as gas-powered cars.
d)
D) They are not as safe as gas-powered cars.
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