Post-Test Module 1 BN407.docx

**Post-Test: Module 1 - General Knowledge of Dangerous Goods Management** **1. What does IMDG stand for?** - A\) International Maritime Dangerous Goods - B\) International Marine Dangerous Guidelines - C\) International Management of Dangerous Goods - D\) International Maritime Directiv...

**Post-Test: Module 1 - General Knowledge of Dangerous Goods Management** **1. What does IMDG stand for?** - A\) International Maritime Dangerous Goods - B\) International Marine Dangerous Guidelines - C\) International Management of Dangerous Goods - D\) International Maritime Directive on Goods **2. Which of the following is a primary objective of the IMDG Code?** - A\) To reduce shipping costs - B\) To standardize packaging sizes - C\) To prevent injury and environmental damage during the transport of dangerous goods - D\) To increase the speed of maritime transport **3. What type of organization is the IMO?** - A\) A private shipping company - B\) A United Nations agency - C\) A non-governmental organization - D\) A maritime insurance agency **4. What is the role of the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS)?** - A\) To regulate maritime insurance - B\) To prevent marine pollution - C\) To ensure the safety of ships and their cargoes - D\) To promote trade between countries **5. Which document provides recommendations on the safe transport of dangerous cargoes and related activities in port areas?** - A\) IMDG Code - B\) UN Model Regulations - C\) SOLAS - D\) MARPOL **6. What kind of harm can dangerous goods cause during storage or handling?** - A\) Financial loss - B\) Immediate harm to persons, property, and the environment - C\) Delays in shipping schedules - D\) Increased insurance premiums **7. What are the main characteristics of dangerous goods?** - A\) They are perishable and require refrigeration - B\) They can cause fires, explosions, or release toxic substances - C\) They are always heavy and bulky - D\) They are fragile and require special handling **8. Which of the following is NOT a chemical property of dangerous goods?** - A\) Flammability - B\) Toxicity - C\) Corrosiveness - D\) Weight **9. Which international convention is associated with the prevention of pollution from ships?** - A\) SOLAS - B\) MARPOL - C\) IMDG - D\) UN Recommendations **10. The IMDG Code classifies dangerous goods based on what criteria?** - A\) Weight and volume - B\) Chemical and physical properties - C\) Destination country - D\) Packaging material **11. What does the term \"marine pollutant\" refer to in the IMDG Code?** - A\) A substance that can pollute the air - B\) A substance harmful to the marine environment - C\) A substance that is safe for sea transport - D\) A substance that is used for cleaning ships **12. What is the importance of proper labeling in dangerous goods management?** - A\) It helps in selling the goods faster - B\) It ensures safe handling and transportation - C\) It increases the market value of the goods - D\) It reduces the cost of packaging **13. How does the IMDG Code suggest dealing with incompatible dangerous goods?** - A\) Store them together to save space - B\) Segregate them to prevent dangerous reactions - C\) Dilute them to reduce their danger - D\) Mix them with non-dangerous goods **14. Which organization is responsible for developing the IMDG Code?** - A\) International Maritime Organization (IMO) - B\) World Health Organization (WHO) - C\) International Air Transport Association (IATA) - D\) United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) **15. What is the purpose of the UN Model Regulations in the context of dangerous goods?** - A\) To regulate international trade tariffs - B\) To provide a framework for the safe transportation of dangerous goods by all modes of transport - C\) To ensure the profitability of shipping companies - D\) To reduce customs duties on dangerous goods **16. Which section of the IMDG Code deals with the packaging of dangerous goods?** - A\) Part 1 - B\) Part 2 - C\) Part 4 - D\) Part 7 **17. What must be done if a dangerous goods package is damaged during transport?** - A\) Ignore the damage if it seems minor - B\) Continue with the transport as planned - C\) Report the damage and take corrective action - D\) Return the goods to the sender **18. What does the term \"flammable liquid\" refer to in the context of dangerous goods?** - A\) A liquid that burns easily - B\) A liquid that does not mix with water - C\) A liquid that is safe to transport - D\) A liquid that can cause corrosion **19. Why is it important to classify dangerous goods correctly?** - A\) To reduce shipping costs - B\) To ensure safety during transport and storage - C\) To meet customer demands - D\) To speed up the transportation process **20. What type of information is provided by the Dangerous Goods List in the IMDG Code?** - A\) Shipping costs for dangerous goods - B\) Emergency response information for dangerous goods - C\) The proper shipping names and classification of dangerous goods - D\) The manufacturing process of dangerous goods **21. Which of the following is a potential hazard of improperly handled dangerous goods?** - A\) They may become less valuable - B\) They can cause accidents leading to injuries or fatalities - C\) They might lose their market value - D\) They could be delivered late **22. What is the significance of a UN number in the IMDG Code?** - A\) It identifies the shipping company - B\) It is a unique identifier for a specific dangerous substance - C\) It is the code for customs clearance - D\) It represents the container size **23. What is the recommended action when handling a spill of dangerous goods?** - A\) Clean up the spill immediately following proper procedures - B\) Wait until the shipment is complete before cleaning - C\) Ignore the spill if it's small - D\) Transfer the spill to another container **24. Which part of the IMDG Code includes emergency procedures and first aid measures?** - A\) Part 3 - B\) Part 5 - C\) Part 7 - D\) Supplement **25. What is the purpose of the Dangerous Goods Declaration?** - A\) To document the weight of the goods - B\) To certify that the goods are not dangerous - C\) To provide information about the dangerous goods being transported - D\) To declare the goods for customs **26. What should be included on the label of a dangerous goods package?** - A\) The company logo - B\) The name of the shipper - C\) The hazard class and UN number - D\) The destination address **27. Which of the following is a factor that increases the risk of danger during the transport of dangerous goods?** - A\) Proper packaging - B\) Extreme temperatures and pressure - C\) Small quantities - D\) Clear labeling **28. What does the IMDG Code require regarding the training of personnel handling dangerous goods?** - A\) Only senior staff need training - B\) All personnel involved in the handling must be trained - C\) Training is optional - D\) Training is required only for transportation by air **29. What is the effect of poor storage conditions on dangerous goods?** - A\) It makes them easier to handle - B\) It can lead to hazardous incidents - C\) It has no effect - D\) It improves their stability **30. What does the term \"oxidizing agent\" refer to in the context of dangerous goods?** - A\) A substance that causes corrosion - B\) A substance that can cause or enhance the combustion of other materials - C\) A substance that is used as a coolant - D\) A substance that is harmless and inert