DANGEROUS GOODS CERTIFICATION EXAM REVIEW TESTED QUESTIONS FULL SOLUTION
Question:
● Substance.
Answer:
what hazards are made of; determines its specific chemical or biological entity
Question:
● Material.
Answer:
determines the packing, shipping, labeling, and transporting ng dangerous goods; broader terms;
things that can be transported one or more
Question:
● Object.
Answer:
hard material handled one thing or more: object pero may laman na substance (e.g. hairspray)
Question:
● Valujet Airlines.
Answer:
What airline was in the flight 592?
Question:
,● Valujet Flight 592.
Answer:
involved in lawsuits with Trans World Airlines (TWA) and Delta Airlines over landing slots
Question:
● Sabretech.
Answer:
company that outsourced ground services for ValuJet in Miami
Question:
● 1993-1997.
Answer:
what year had the most terrible safety record in USA?
Question:
● 1994.
Answer:
What year FAA want to ground the airline?
Question:
● Dangerous Good Annex 18.
Answer:
are defined as those things which may cause danger to aircraft and / or its occupants if they are
carried, and must therefore either be prohibited altogether or carried only when subject to specific
restrictions on their packaging, quantity carried, stowage location, proximity to other items, or
category of flight. what annex?
, Question:
● Temperature Pressure Variation Static Electricity Vibration.
Answer:
what are the four ENVIRONMENTAL STRESSOR (TPSV)?
Question:
● Hazardous cargoes.
Answer:
_____________ have always been considered a danger because they naturally offer a threat to the
environment, property, and civilians.
Question:
● Railroads and steamboats.
Answer:
During the industrial revolution, transportation by _______ and ________ increased, as did the
transportation of hazardous materials such as nitroglycerin, explosives, flammable products, and
compressed gases.
Question:
● William Becker - gash in left thigh; will live Frederick Russell - 1 leg blown off, wound in
abdomen; will die Edward Eagan - 1 leg blown off, body badly cut; will die Edward Leslie - 2 ribs
broken; will live.
Answer:
People Injured in MISHANDLING OF A CYLINDER PORT- SIDE IN 1893?
Question:
● The shipping act (US) of 1871 US Explosives transportation act of 1909 Federal Aviation Act of
1958 Hazardous Materials Transportation Control Act of 1970 Legislation for the Hazardous
Material Transportation Control Act of 1970.
Question:
● Substance.
Answer:
what hazards are made of; determines its specific chemical or biological entity
Question:
● Material.
Answer:
determines the packing, shipping, labeling, and transporting ng dangerous goods; broader terms;
things that can be transported one or more
Question:
● Object.
Answer:
hard material handled one thing or more: object pero may laman na substance (e.g. hairspray)
Question:
● Valujet Airlines.
Answer:
What airline was in the flight 592?
Question:
,● Valujet Flight 592.
Answer:
involved in lawsuits with Trans World Airlines (TWA) and Delta Airlines over landing slots
Question:
● Sabretech.
Answer:
company that outsourced ground services for ValuJet in Miami
Question:
● 1993-1997.
Answer:
what year had the most terrible safety record in USA?
Question:
● 1994.
Answer:
What year FAA want to ground the airline?
Question:
● Dangerous Good Annex 18.
Answer:
are defined as those things which may cause danger to aircraft and / or its occupants if they are
carried, and must therefore either be prohibited altogether or carried only when subject to specific
restrictions on their packaging, quantity carried, stowage location, proximity to other items, or
category of flight. what annex?
, Question:
● Temperature Pressure Variation Static Electricity Vibration.
Answer:
what are the four ENVIRONMENTAL STRESSOR (TPSV)?
Question:
● Hazardous cargoes.
Answer:
_____________ have always been considered a danger because they naturally offer a threat to the
environment, property, and civilians.
Question:
● Railroads and steamboats.
Answer:
During the industrial revolution, transportation by _______ and ________ increased, as did the
transportation of hazardous materials such as nitroglycerin, explosives, flammable products, and
compressed gases.
Question:
● William Becker - gash in left thigh; will live Frederick Russell - 1 leg blown off, wound in
abdomen; will die Edward Eagan - 1 leg blown off, body badly cut; will die Edward Leslie - 2 ribs
broken; will live.
Answer:
People Injured in MISHANDLING OF A CYLINDER PORT- SIDE IN 1893?
Question:
● The shipping act (US) of 1871 US Explosives transportation act of 1909 Federal Aviation Act of
1958 Hazardous Materials Transportation Control Act of 1970 Legislation for the Hazardous
Material Transportation Control Act of 1970.
