WHITE
YELLOW
BLUE
ORANGE
GREEN
100

What does the following GHS Pictogram represent?

Acceptable answers: 

Respiratory sensitizer, mutagen, carcinogen, reproductive toxicity, target organ toxicity, aspiration hazard. 

page 17

100

What does the letter (P) following the Guide number mean in the Yellow and Blue sections?

Polymerization

page 29

100

What must be done once a Guide# is received and it indicates a green highlighted material?

Refer to Table 1 Toxic Inhalation Hazard

page 290

100

What page number can you find the How to Use Orange Guides?

Page 148

100

What Table would you use for Water-Reactive Materials?

Table 2

page 334-339

200

What is the pressure range for a Cryogenic tank?

10-75 PSI

page 11

200

What material has an ID #1307?

Xylenes

page 34

200

What is the Guide and ID number for Benzene?

Guide 130 and ID #1114

page 96

200

What are 3 sections the Guidelines are divided into?

Potential hazards, public safety, emergency response.

page 148

200

Moderate winds are considered between ___ and ___ mph.

6- 12 mph (10-20 km/h)

page 340

300

Displayed on some Intermodal containers, what is the Hazard Identification Number for a "toxic or slightly toxic substance which can lead to violent reactions"?

#69

page 21

300

What is the Guide number for ID #3174?

Guide 135

page 69

300

What page can we find the Guide and ID number for Lead sulfate with more than 3% free acid?

Page 118

300

What Guide # is Water Immiscible?

Guide 128

page 186-187

300

What is the minimum isolation and protective distance in all directions for a large hydrogen fluoride spill out of a rail tank car?

500 meters or 1500 feet

page 343

400

These pathogens (bacteria & viruses) are dispersed with criminal intent and can cause disease or death in otherwise healthy humans.

Biological (warfare) agents

page 364

400

Explosives are not individually listed by their ID number because in an emergency situation, the response will be based only on the ________ of the explosive, not on the individual explosive.

Division

page 28

400

What is the last material found alphabetically?

Zirconium tetrachloride

page 147

400

In a non-emergency situation, who might you locally contact for further assistance and clarification on hazardous substances found in a given household?

Poison Control Center 1-800-222-1222

page 150

400

What symbol means distances can be larger in certain atmospheric conditions?

"+"

page 289-343

500

What round-headed road trailer is used for liquified compressed gasses such as LPG and ammonia?

MC331

page 13

500

What ID number has 9 different material names but the same Guide 115 for each?

ID# 1075

Butane, butylene, isobutane, isobutylene, liquified petroleum gas, LPG, petroleum gases (liquified), propane, propylene.

page 30

500

What is the ID # for a blasting agent, n.o.s.?

None

page 97

500

GUIDE 145 specifically states in BOLD CAPITAL letters, that in the event of a spill, cleanup must be done under the supervision of whom?

A Specialist

page 221

500

How much further do we expand the isolation distance downwind for a large chlorine trailer spill during nighttime, low wind conditions?

4 miles (6.4 km)

page 341