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Kentucky CDL Hazmat Practice Questions - Kentucky CDL Hazardous Materials Endorsement Test Exam
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QUESTION 1 / 25
What is the main purpose of hazardous materials shipping papers?
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A
To identify the hazardous materials being transported
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B
To replace placards
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C
To prove driver ownership
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D
To waive emergency rules
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QUESTION 2 / 25
Which document can serve as a hazardous materials shipping paper?
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A
Fuel receipt
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B
Medical certificate
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C
Vehicle registration
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D
Bill of lading
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QUESTION 3 / 25
When the driver is out of the vehicle, where should hazmat shipping papers be?
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On the rear bumper
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B
Locked in the trailer
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C
On the driver seat
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D
Under the hood
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QUESTION 4 / 25
Which order is the basic hazardous materials description order?
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A
Emergency phone, route number, CDL class, weight
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B
Identification number, proper shipping name, hazard class, packing group
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C
Proper shipping name, packing group, driver name, trailer number
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D
Hazard class, placard color, tire size, carrier address
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QUESTION 5 / 25
If hazmat and nonhazmat are on one shipping paper, hazmat entries must be...
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A
Readily identifiable, such as first, highlighted, marked, or otherwise distinguished
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B
Hidden among all entries
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C
Listed only in a driver log
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D
Removed once placards are applied
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QUESTION 6 / 25
Which entry best identifies a regulated hazmat shipment?
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A
Gasoline, maybe flammable
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B
Fuel for truck, ask dispatcher
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C
Five drums, order 8891
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D
UN1203, Gasoline, 3, PG II
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QUESTION 7 / 25
What must be available with hazmat shipping papers for emergency use?
Choose one answer below.
A
The next fuel stop
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B
The vehicle insurance premium
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C
Emergency response information and required emergency contact information
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D
The driver home address
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QUESTION 8 / 25
Who normally classifies the material and prepares proper hazmat shipping papers?
Choose one answer below.
A
The vehicle manufacturer
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B
The shipper
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C
Only the roadside inspector
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D
Only the driver after loading
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QUESTION 9 / 25
Hazmat entries are buried in a mixed bill of lading and not marked or highlighted. What is wrong?
Choose one answer below.
A
The hazardous material is not readily identifiable
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B
Placards become optional
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C
Package labels may be ignored
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D
The shipment becomes nonregulated
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QUESTION 10 / 25
A shipment has correct placards but no emergency response information with the papers. What should the driver do?
Choose one answer below.
A
Drive because placards are enough
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B
Guess from placard color
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C
Ask police after departure
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D
Resolve the missing emergency information before transport
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QUESTION 11 / 25
Placards on a vehicle mainly do what?
Choose one answer below.
A
Replace the H endorsement
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B
Identify the dispatcher
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C
Warn others of the hazardous materials hazard
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D
Show insurance coverage
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QUESTION 12 / 25
A placarded vehicle generally displays at least how many identical placards?
Choose one answer below.
A
Six
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B
Four
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C
Two
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D
Three
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QUESTION 13 / 25
When must Table 1 hazardous materials be placarded?
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A
For any quantity
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B
Only at 1,001 pounds or more
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C
Only in cargo tanks
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D
Only on interstate trips
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QUESTION 14 / 25
What is the common aggregate threshold for placarding many Table 2 materials?
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A
100 pounds
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B
10,001 pounds
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C
26,001 pounds
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D
1,001 pounds
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QUESTION 15 / 25
When may a DANGEROUS placard generally be used?
Choose one answer below.
A
Only for cargo tanks
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B
When shipping papers are missing
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C
For certain mixed Table 2 loads when no one category requires its own placard
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D
Whenever any explosive is present
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QUESTION 16 / 25
Who is responsible for placarding the vehicle when required?
Choose one answer below.
A
Only TSA
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B
The carrier or driver accepting the load
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C
Only the receiver
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D
Only the tire mechanic
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QUESTION 17 / 25
If unsure whether placards are required, what should a driver do?
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A
Ask the employer and do not drive until the requirement is clear
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B
Drive and let responders decide later
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C
Remove package labels
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D
Assume placards are never needed below 26,001 pounds
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QUESTION 18 / 25
When should placards be removed or covered?
Choose one answer below.
A
Whenever parked overnight
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B
At every state line
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C
Whenever papers are in the door pouch
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D
When the vehicle no longer contains enough hazardous material or residue to require them
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QUESTION 19 / 25
A vehicle carries 500 pounds of a Table 1 material. What is the likely placarding rule?
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A
No placard unless bulk
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B
Use only DANGEROUS
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C
Placard for any quantity
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D
No placard until 1,001 pounds
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QUESTION 20 / 25
Why is displaying an unnecessary or wrong placard a problem?
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A
It proves labels are correct
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B
It can mislead emergency responders about the actual hazard
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C
It makes the CDL expire
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D
It eliminates shipping papers
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QUESTION 21 / 25
How many primary hazardous materials hazard classes are used?
Choose one answer below.
A
Nine
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B
Five
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C
Seven
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D
Twelve
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QUESTION 22 / 25
Hazard Class 1 covers which materials?
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A
Gases
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B
Corrosives
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C
Radioactive materials
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D
Explosives
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QUESTION 23 / 25
Hazard Class 2 covers which materials?
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A
Corrosives
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B
Miscellaneous materials
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C
Gases
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D
Flammable liquids
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QUESTION 24 / 25
Hazard Class 3 covers which materials?
Choose one answer below.
A
Oxidizers
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B
Flammable liquids
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C
Explosives
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D
Radioactive materials
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QUESTION 25 / 25
Hazard Class 7 covers which materials?
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A
Radioactive materials
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B
Corrosives
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C
Poison gas
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D
Flammable solids
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