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01. A chemical is defined as:

(A) A liquid in a can

(B)/> Any element, chemical compound or mixture of elements and/or compound

(C) Any can with a hazard label on it

02. Exposure or exposed means:

(A) You are subjected to a chemical that is a physical or health hazard

(B)/> You spill acetone on your hands with no gloves on

(C) You stayed in the sun too long

03. What does the term "flash point" mean:

(A) The maximum temperature at which a liquid gives off a vapor

(B)/> The minimum temperature at which a liquid gives off a vapor

(C) The temperature at which the chemical must be stored

04. What is a MSDS:

(A) A piece of paper that comes with hazardous materials

(B)/> A data sheet that tells you the PPE necessary to avoid injury when using a hazardous chemical

(C) A sheet that tells you what the chemical can do to your health

05. Where are the MSDS sheets kept:

(A) Warehouse

(B)/> Tool crib

(C) QA desk

(D) Joe's office

06. What information must be included on a container label:

(A) Chemical Name

(B)/> Hazard warning

(C) Manufacturer

(D) HMIS label

07. Who is responsible for insuring MSDS sheets are in the binder"

(A) Tool crib assistant

(B)/> Employee who orders the chemicals

(C) Warehouse employee

08. You pour from a labelled container to an unlabeled container, the new container needs to be labeled if:

(A) You are the only person using that container

(B)/> The container is left unattended in a work area

(C) Empties the new container immediately after using it

09. What information does not need to be included on a NFPA label:

(A) Chemical identity

(B)/> PPE necessary

(C) Volume