1.   Enteries in the Hazardous Materials Table are shown:
A. In alphabetical order by proper shipping names
B. In order of risk
C. In alphabetical order by brand names
D. In order of quantities being shipped

2.   If the hazardous materials are classified as *FORBIDDEN* you should:
A. Take special caution in transporting the materials
B. Remove the placards from the trailer
C. Refuse the load
D. Place the materials in the front of the trailer

3.   The hazardous materials' identification number is important because:
A. The shipper must include it on the package
B. Police use the number to identify the materials after an accident
C. The shipper must include it on the shipping papers
D. All of the above

4.   The designation RQ identifies the material's _____:
A. Reference Quotient
B. Regulatory Quotient
C. Reportable Quantity
D. Regulatory Quantity

5.   You must notify ______ of any spills exceeding the RQ.
A. Customer
B. State patrol
C. DOT and EPA
D. Federal Highway Administration

6.   If the words *INHALATION HAZARD* appear on the shipping papers, you need:
A. Placards designating a poison
B. Placards designating a hazardous substance
C. Face masks in the cab of your truck
D. Gloves for handling the materials

7.   When transporting both hazardous and non-hazardous materials, your bills must:
A. Describe the hazardous materials first
B. Have the hazardous materials highlighted
C. Identify the materials by the letter X or RQ in the HM column
D. Any one of the above

8.   The basic description of a hazardous product must include:
A. The product's name and identification number
B. The proper shipping name and the hazard class
C. The proper shipping name, hazard class and identification number
D. The shipper's name, the hazard class and a placard

9.   When transporting hazardous waste, you must:
A. Have the word "WASTE" before the name of the material on the bills
B. Sign a Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest
C. Carry a Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest in the truck
D. All of the above

10.   The placards should be placed on the vehicle:
A. Before you load it
B. Before you drive it
C. Before you get to your destination
D. Before you cross a scale