DANGEROUS GOODS QUESTION BANK FOR CABIN CREW

1. Normally dangerous goods are not allowed in or as carry-on baggage. However some of them could be accepted as carry-on baggage in the cabin by following special conditions. Which of the following articles belong to this exception? a. Dry ice for cooling perishables in quantities not exceeding 2.5 kg per passenger b. Aerosols in Division 2.2 c. Swimming-pool chemicals - Answer- A 2. Normally dangerous goods are not allowed in or carry-on baggage. However, some of them could be accepted as carry-on baggage in the cabin by following special assumptions. Which of the following articles belong to this exception? a. Camping stoves. b. Firework articles. c. Perfume not exceeding 2kg or 2L and the net quantity of each single article not exceeding 0.5kg or 0.5L. - Answer- C 3. Who is responsible for the correct marking and labeling of packages presented for transport a. The operator's DGR acceptance staff b. The shipper c. The consignee - Answer- B 4. The hazard label "Corrosive" refers to the following characteristics a. Spontaneously combustible articles b. Toxic material, which can be dangerous for health c. A material which can cause severe damage by chemical reaction - Answer- C 5. Which is the correct order (of dangers) for the following classification: (1) Explosives, (2) Corrosives, (3) Flammable solid, (4) Toxic substance? a. (1) (2) (3) (4) b. (4) (2) (3) (1) c. (1) (3) (4) (2) d. None is correct - Answer- D 6. How can we assure the safe carriage of dangerous goods? a. The risk can be reduced by full compliance with DGR regulations. b. All mentioned c. Some special DGR will be accepted by the approval of the States concerned d. Only permitted dangerous goods must be accepted and transported provided they are correctly CLASSIFIED, IDENTIFIED, PACKED, MARKED, and LABELLED. - Answer- B