Wisconsin Hazmat Endorsement Practice Test

This is our Wisconsin Hazmat Endorsement Practice Quiz and Practice Test compiled of 30 questions each. Each question is worth one points for a total of 30 possible points. A passing score is 80%.

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Question 1

______ indicates the highest level of radioactivity.

A	Black III
B	Yellow II
C	Yellow III
D	White I

Question 2

The ______ is a resource for local police and firefighters managing a hazardous materials incident.

A	DOT
B	IMO
C	ICAO
D	NRC

Question 3

There are a total of ______ hazard classes.

A	10
B	5
C	9
D	3

Question 4

The shipping certification is signed by the:

A	driver transporting the hazardous materials.
B	shipper packaging the hazardous materials.
C	the person loading the hazardous materials.
D	the last person to inspect the materials during the loading process.

Question 5

Which type of products does the "transport index" correlate with?

A	Flammable
B	Liquid
C	Perishable
D	Radioactive

Question 6

Which placard(s) must you have if your load includes 20 lbs. of division 2.3 gas and .1001 lbs. of flammable gas?

A	Poison and Flammable.
B	Flammable.
C	Explosive.
D	Poison.

Question 7

Explosive materials are represented by what color placard?

A	Red with yellow stripes.
B	Red.
C	Orange.
D	Yellow.

Question 8

When loading and unloading a cargo tank, the person in attendance must be within 50 feet of the tank. True or False?

A	False.
B	True.

Question 9

The shipping certification appears on ______.

A	copies of the shipping papers
B	copies of the packaging papers
C	the original packaging papers
D	the original shipping papers

Question 10

If you notice the term "Inhalation Hazard" on your shipping papers, you should:

A	follow the HAZMAT poison gas protocol.
B	display a Class 5 placard.
C	display a "poison gas" placard.
D	make sure there is sufficient ventilation.

Question 11

In which instance do you not have to turn your engine off when loading flammable liquid?

A	When there are no smokers present.
B	When the hazardous material does not need a placard.
C	When you need the engine running in order to operate the pump.
D	When it is dark out and you need the headlights on to see what you are doing.

Question 12

Choose the correct order of operations.

A	Carrier, shipper, driver.
B	Shipper, driver, carrier.
C	Carrier, driver, shipper.
D	Shipper, carrier, driver.

Question 13

Division 1.1 and 1.2 explosives are Class ______ explosives.

A	III
B	II
C	A
D	B

Question 14

Proper shipping names are listed ______ in the hazardous materials table.

A	in random order
B	alphabetically
C	by packing group
D	by hazard class

Question 15

The ______ on cargo tanks tell you about______.

A	markings, original test date
B	diagrams, retest date
C	diagrams, capacity
D	markings, retest date

Question 16

Hazardous materials can come in which of the following forms?

A	All of these are correct.
B	Oxidizers, poisons and corrosives.
C	Non-flammable gases, combustible liquids and flammable solids.
D	Flammable gases, flammable solids and flammable liquids.

Question 17

Division ______ is the most dangerous class of hazardous materials.

A	6.3
B	6.2
C	6.5
D	6.1

Question 18

When transporting hazardous materials, a HAZMAT identification number must be clearly visible on:

A	both sides of the tractor, the back of the trailer, and on both sides of the trailer.
B	the front of the tractor and the back of the trailer.
C	the front of the tractor, the back of trailer, and on both sides of the trailer.
D	the front of the tractor, the back of trailer, and on either side of the trailer.

Question 19

When transporting hazardous materials, the HAZMAT shipping documents must always be kept:

A	all of these are correct.
B	in the driver door of the tractor cab.
C	in clear view within reach while driving.
D	on the driver's seat when the cab is unoccupied.

Question 20

When transporting explosives, the floor liner may not contain ______ or ______.

A	nails, screws
B	steel, iron
C	All of these are correct.
D	cracks, holes

Question 21

When can you use a placard with the word "dangerous" on it?

A	When you are transporting two or more specified materials which total more than 1,000 pounds.
B	When you load less than 5,000 pounds of specified materials at one place.
C	Both of these are correct.
D	Neither of these are correct.

Question 22

When transporting flammables, poison gases, or explosives carrying a weight of ______, you are required to have placards.

A	10 lbs.
B	100 lbs.
C	1,000 lbs.
D	any amount

Question 23

Why do drivers placard their vehicle?

A	To show the risk.
B	To stop the risk.
C	To keep from being pulled over.
D	To minimize the risk.

Question 24

RQ is an abbreviation for ______.

A	Regulated Quantity
B	Reference Quotient
C	Reportable Quantity
D	Radioactive Quantity

Question 25

How many placards must a placarded vehicle have?

A	Three.
B	Four.
C	Five.
D	Two.

Question 26

Which of the following must you do if you are required to stop at railroad crossings?

A	When crossing railroad tracks, never shift gears.
B	All of these are correct.
C	Stop at least 15 to 50 feet before the nearest rail.
D	Only proceed in crossing the tracks when you are sure no train is coming.

Question 27

It is the responsibility of the driver to decide the identification number of the product being transported. True or False?

A	True.
B	False.

Question 28

It is the ______ responsibility to make sure the hazardous materials have been packaged correctly.

A	driver's
B	carrier's
C	shipper's, carrier's, and driver's
D	shipper's

Question 29

______ is a Class ______ hazardous material.

A	Dynamite, 2
B	Dynamite, 1
C	Propane, 3
D	Propane, 1

Question 30

According to the law, employees involved in transporting hazardous materials must be tested at least ______.

A	once every three years
B	once every six months
C	once every five years
D	once a year

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Congratulations! You have completed the HAZMAT Endorsement Practice Test. You scored %%SCORE%% out of %%TOTAL%%. Your performance has been rated as %%RATING%%

Your answers are highlighted below.

Question 1

Which of the following must you do if you are required to stop at railroad crossings?

A	Stop at least 15 to 50 feet before the nearest rail.
B	All of these are correct.
C	Only proceed in crossing the tracks when you are sure no train is coming.
D	When crossing railroad tracks, never shift gears.

Question 2

When transporting flammables, poison gases, or explosives carrying a weight of ______, you are required to have placards.

A	1,000 lbs.
B	10 lbs.
C	any amount
D	100 lbs.

Question 3

When loading and unloading a cargo tank, the person in attendance must be within 50 feet of the tank. True or False?

A	False.
B	True.

Question 4

How many placards must a placarded vehicle have?

A	Three.
B	Four.
C	Five.
D	Two.

Question 5

Proper shipping names are listed ______ in the hazardous materials table.

A	in random order
B	alphabetically
C	by hazard class
D	by packing group

Question 6

When transporting hazardous materials, a HAZMAT identification number must be clearly visible on:

A	both sides of the tractor, the back of the trailer, and on both sides of the trailer.
B	the front of the tractor and the back of the trailer.
C	the front of the tractor, the back of trailer, and on either side of the trailer.
D	the front of the tractor, the back of trailer, and on both sides of the trailer.

Question 7

It is the responsibility of the driver to decide the identification number of the product being transported. True or False?

A	False.
B	True.

Question 8

When can you use a placard with the word "dangerous" on it?

A	Neither of these are correct.
B	When you load less than 5,000 pounds of specified materials at one place.
C	When you are transporting two or more specified materials which total more than 1,000 pounds.
D	Both of these are correct.

Question 9

When transporting hazardous materials, the HAZMAT shipping documents must always be kept:

A	all of these are correct.
B	in clear view within reach while driving.
C	on the driver's seat when the cab is unoccupied.
D	in the driver door of the tractor cab.

Question 10

RQ is an abbreviation for ______.

A	Regulated Quantity
B	Radioactive Quantity
C	Reference Quotient
D	Reportable Quantity

Question 11

Choose the correct order of operations.

A	Shipper, driver, carrier.
B	Carrier, shipper, driver.
C	Shipper, carrier, driver.
D	Carrier, driver, shipper.

Question 12

______ is a Class ______ hazardous material.

A	Dynamite, 1
B	Propane, 1
C	Dynamite, 2
D	Propane, 3

Question 13

Division 1.1 and 1.2 explosives are Class ______ explosives.

A	II
B	B
C	III
D	A

Question 14

______ indicates the highest level of radioactivity.

A	Yellow III
B	White I
C	Yellow II
D	Black III

Question 15

The ______ is a resource for local police and firefighters managing a hazardous materials incident.

A	NRC
B	DOT
C	ICAO
D	IMO

Question 16

There are a total of ______ hazard classes.

A	5
B	10
C	3
D	9

Question 17

If you notice the term "Inhalation Hazard" on your shipping papers, you should:

A	display a Class 5 placard.
B	display a "poison gas" placard.
C	follow the HAZMAT poison gas protocol.
D	make sure there is sufficient ventilation.

Question 18

The shipping certification is signed by the:

A	driver transporting the hazardous materials.
B	shipper packaging the hazardous materials.
C	the person loading the hazardous materials.
D	the last person to inspect the materials during the loading process.

Question 19

It is the ______ responsibility to make sure the hazardous materials have been packaged correctly.

A	carrier's
B	driver's
C	shipper's
D	shipper's, carrier's, and driver's

Question 20

According to the law, employees involved in transporting hazardous materials must be tested at least ______.

A	once every three years
B	once every five years
C	once every six months
D	once a year

Question 21

Explosive materials are represented by what color placard?

A	Orange.
B	Yellow.
C	Red.
D	Red with yellow stripes.

Question 22

Why do drivers placard their vehicle?

A	To keep from being pulled over.
B	To stop the risk.
C	To minimize the risk.
D	To show the risk.

Question 23

Which type of products does the "transport index" correlate with?

A	Perishable
B	Liquid
C	Radioactive
D	Flammable

Question 24

The ______ on cargo tanks tell you about______.

A	diagrams, capacity
B	markings, original test date
C	diagrams, retest date
D	markings, retest date

Question 25

Hazardous materials can come in which of the following forms?

A	All of these are correct.
B	Oxidizers, poisons and corrosives.
C	Flammable gases, flammable solids and flammable liquids.
D	Non-flammable gases, combustible liquids and flammable solids.

Question 26

The shipping certification appears on ______.

A	copies of the shipping papers
B	the original shipping papers
C	the original packaging papers
D	copies of the packaging papers

Question 27

In which instance do you not have to turn your engine off when loading flammable liquid?

A	When it is dark out and you need the headlights on to see what you are doing.
B	When the hazardous material does not need a placard.
C	When there are no smokers present.
D	When you need the engine running in order to operate the pump.

Question 28

Division ______ is the most dangerous class of hazardous materials.

A	6.5
B	6.1
C	6.2
D	6.3

Question 29

When transporting explosives, the floor liner may not contain ______ or ______.

A	steel, iron
B	cracks, holes
C	All of these are correct.
D	nails, screws

Question 30

Which placard(s) must you have if your load includes 20 lbs. of division 2.3 gas and .1001 lbs. of flammable gas?

A	Poison.
B	Poison and Flammable.
C	Flammable.
D	Explosive.

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