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WHMIS is an acronym that stands for:  \nA. Workplace Hazardous Materials Intuitive System  \nB. Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System  \nC. World Hazardous Materials Information System  \nD. Workplace Hazardous Mineral Information System  \n2. WHMIS has three (3) main parts. All of the following are included under WHMIS main parts EXCEPT?  \nA. Hazardous material container labels  \nB. Education  \nC. Danger rating  \nD. Material Safety Data Sheets  \n3. What does the hazard symbol that appears on the supplier label tell you?  \nA. Primary hazard(s) posed by a product  \nB. Ingredients of a product  \nC. Shelf life of a product  \nD. Emergency contact information  \n4. Which of the following must be included on a workplace label?  \nA. Combustibility  \nB. Primary hazard posed by a product  \nC. Supplier’s name  \nD. The statement “Refer to MSDS”  \n5. A MSDS must be current and updated every   years or as new information becomes available.  \nA. 2  \nB. 3  \nC. 4  \nD. 5  \nHR Proactive Inc. © 2013 Page 1  \nWHMIS Test  \n6. A   hazard is the ability of a chemical to affect your health quickly (burn) or over a long period of time (e.g. cancer or lead poisoning) .  \nA. Biological  \nB. Chemical  \nC. Health  \nD. Safety  \n7. Which of the following types of hazard include temperature, noise, vibration and radiation?  \nA. Physical  \nB. Chemical  \nC. Biological  \nD. Mechanical  \n8. What type of hazard does the following example describe? “4 containers containing asbestos.”  \nA. Class A Hazard  \nB. Class B Hazard  \nC. Class C Hazard  \nD. Class D Hazards  \n9. What type of hazard does the following example describe? “6 cylinders filled with compressed oxygen.”  \nA. Class A Hazard  \nB. Class B Hazard  \nC. Class C Hazard  \nD. Class D Hazards  \n10.What type of hazard does the following example describe? “A single bottle of bleach.”  \nA. Oxidizing Material and Corrosive Material  \nB. Compressed Gas and Oxidizing Material  \nC. Flammable & Combustible Material and Oxidizing Material  \nD. Dangerously Reactive Material and Compressed Gas  \nHR Proactive Inc. © 2013 Page 2  \nWHMIS Test  \n11.What outcome best fits chronic (i.e. repeated) exposure to hazardous materials?  \nA. Won’t occur if the label is read  \nB. Is not serious  \nC. Occurs over a period of time  \nD. Requires first aid  \n12. What precautions best fits this symbol?   \nA. Keep the material away from heat sources  \nB. Store cylinders in designated areas  \nC. Wear the proper protective equipment, including eye, face and hand protection and protective clothing  \nD. All of the above  \n13.What precaution best fits this symbol?   \nA. Store cylinders in appropriate designated areas  \nB. Separate the material from other combustible materials  \nC. Wear the proper protective equipment, including eye, face and hand protection and protective clothing  \nD. Wear the proper respiratory equipment and work in well-ventilated areas  \n14.What does the following symbol indicate?   \nA. May cause a serious disease resulting in illness or death  \nB. May burn at relatively low temperatures; flammable materials catch fire at lower temperatures than combustible materials  \nC. May explode because it is under pressure  \nD. May be potentially fatal if inhaled, swallowed or if it touches the skin  \n15.What does the following symbol indicate?   \nA. May be harmful if inhaled  \nB. May produce a toxin that is harmful to humans  \nC. Is very unstable  \nD. May cause cancer  \nHR Proactive Inc. © 2013 Page 3  \nWHMIS Test  \n16.Draw the symbol that indicates a product is very unstable and may explode when heated in a closed container.  \n17.Draw the symbol that indicates a product may cause fire when it touches combustible materials such as wood.  \n18.If you are concerned about getting a controlled product into your eyes, what is the best way to protect yourself?  \n___________________________________________________________________________  \n19.What PPE must you wear when han","cbCaikGdW6L3UTve","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikGdW6L3UTve","pdf",189896,"English","# WHMIS Test\n## Multiple-choice questions (1-15)\n## Symbol drawing and PPE/precaution questions (16-19)","[{\"question\":\"What does WHMIS stand for in this test?\",\"answer\":\"The test asks learners to choose the correct expansion of the acronym WHMIS from four options, focusing on the “Workplace Hazardous Materials …” wording.\"},{\"question\":\"What must be included on a workplace label according to the questions?\",\"answer\":\"The test includes a question asking which item must appear on a workplace label, with choices covering combustibility, primary hazard, supplier’s name, and the “Refer to MSDS” statement.\"},{\"question\":\"How should someone protect themselves if a controlled product may get into their eyes?\",\"answer\":\"The test asks for the best protection method for eye exposure risk, followed by separate PPE requirements for handling Class C oxidizing materials.\"}]","WHMIS Test - Multiple Choice Hazardous Materials Safety Questions | PDF",1790728893]