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These include metals, hard plastics, alloys, and dense ceramics. As most weapons will show up on the scan  \nin blue, these are the first items you should look at closely while examining ascan.  \nGreen  \nObjects that appear green are less dense. They are typically softer plastic, less dense alloys, or inorganic materials. Objects like electronics, which have a mix of  \ndense and medium dense parts, often appear green and blue.  \nOrange  \nThese objects are low density, and include fabric, food, liquids and clothes. Orange items can be deceptively dangerous, as many explosive materials appear orange in the scan.  \nCommon and Past Names  \nTSA X-ray Image Interpretation Test  \nTSA / TSO Screener Test  \nComputer-Based Training (CBT) Test  \nTSA Object Recognition Test  \nTSA CBT Test / TSO CBT Test  \nTSA X-ray ORT  \nThe TSA Exam includes two sections: (1) x-ray or object recognition and (2)  \nEnglish skills. Candidates who pass the test are allowed to move forward in the hiring process.  \nOrganizations that Use X-Ray ORT  \nUK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) and the British International Freight Association (BIFA)  \nThe Canadian Air Transport Security Authority (CATSA-ACTSA)  \nThe International  \nISS Australia Air Transport  \nAssociation (IATA)  \nTSA CBT XRAY Test Tips  \n1 2 3 4 5  \nStay calm and relaxed so you can focus clearly on the test  \nGet better practicing with XRAY sample questions  \nStudy in advance the look of mechanical objects  \nPay attention to the image from different angles  \nYou lose a point for every wrong answer  \nTest Administration  \nCan be retaken once, after six months, up to  \n2 failures  \nCritical reading  \n48 questions, 50  \nminutes  \nRetake Policy  \nTest Location  \nThe TSA CBT test is taken at a TSA facility testing center.  \nTest Format  \nComputer simulation  \nCost  \nNone  \nTest Schedule  \nTest takes place after you find an open TSO position and submit an online application  \nTest Materials  \nComputer","cbCaibEFIe14gKgO","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibEFIe14gKgO","pdf",863920,"English","# Object Colors\n## Common and Past Names\n# TSA Exam Structure and Organizations\n## TSA CBT XRAY Test Tips\n# Test Administration\n## Retake Policy\n## Test Format\n## Test Schedule\n## Test Materials","[{\"question\":\"What do the colors blue, green, and orange mean in TSA x-ray scans?\",\"answer\":\"Blue indicates dense objects such as metals and hard plastics. 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