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2W151 Volume 1: Safety and Security - Quiz 7
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1Munitions items such as guns, rockets, missiles, and flare dispensers pose which of the primary hazards of explosives?
- AInitiation
- BSensitivity
- CFragmentation
- DForward-firing munitions
2When, if ever, are you, as a 2W151/aircraft armament system specialist, authorized to disassemble explosive components?
- ANever
- BWhen authorized by the technical order
- CWhen authorized by a maintenance operating instruction
- DWhen your supervisor is present and it is authorized by the technical order
3Which items cannot be permitted in a storage magazine containing explosives?
- ADunnage
- BHand-held flashlights
- COpen containers of explosives
- DClothing made from cotton
4During explosions operations, personnel who need to remove outer garments
- AMust remove the garments and continue working
- BMay step out of the immediate area, remove the garment, and reenter
- CMay step out of the immediate area, remove the garment, ground themselves and reenter
- Dmay remove them anywhere, provided they ground themselves first before recommencing work
5What are explosive limits based on?
- AQuantity-distance separation criteria only
- BQuantity of explosives sufficient for the operation only
- CQuantity of explosives sufficient for the operation and their transportation mode
- DQuantity of explosives sufficient for the operation and quantity-distance separation criteria
6The ammunition and explosives hazard classes are subdivided into division based on
- AAmmunition and/or explosive item weight
- BAmmunition and/or explosive item volume
- CThe specific sensitivity of the hazardous item
- DThe nature of the hazard and its potential for injury or damage
7Which division of explosive hazard class 1 contain nuclear weapons?
- A1
- B2
- C3
- D4
8Which division of explosive hazard class 1 contains items that produce fire that burn vigorously and are difficult to put out?
- A1
- B2
- C3
- D4
9Which explosive hazard class 1 division includes items that present a fire hazard but no blast hazard?
- A1
- B2
- C3
- D4
10What dot he four fire division symbols represent or indicate?
- AThe hazards explosives present
- BThe different fire extinguishers needed
- CHow well the storage building is ventilated
- DHow far the explosives are required to be kept apart
11Which hazard symbols or signs are used to identify operating buildings and storage facilities containing pyrotechnic and chemical munitions or agents and other hazardous materials?
- AFire division symbols
- BChemical hazard symbols
- CMaterial safety warning signs
- DExplosive hazard class symbols
12When are fire division symbols posted on or near non-nuclear explosive locations?
- ABefore storing explosives
- BBefore transporting the explosives
- CAt the time the explosives are stored
- DAt the time the explosives are transported
13What precaution, if any, must personnel who work with toxic chemicals take before smoking?
- AThey must wash their hands
- BNo precautions are necessary
- Cthey must use only electric lighters
- DThey must wear gloves while smoking
14What is the minimum withdrawal distance for all non-essential personnel if munitions posted with a fire symbol 2 are involved in a fire?
- A4000 feet
- B2500 feet
- C3000 feet
- D250 feet
15The cardinal principle in conducting any explosive operation concerning personnel limits is to expose the:
- AMinimum number of people to the maximum quantity of explosives for the minimum period
- BMaximum number of people to the maximum quantity of explosives for the maximum period
- CMinimum number of people to the minimum quantity of explosives for the maximum period
- DMinimum number of people to the minimum quantity of explosives for the minimum period
16Select which of the following materials produce a high amount of static electricity
- AWool
- BPlastic
- CSilk
- DPolyester
17Explosives and ammunition are include in what class?
- A1
- B2
- C3
- D4
18The ammunition and explosive hazard classes are subdivided into divisions based on the nature of hazard and its potential for injury or damage.
- ATrue
- BFalse
19What explosive hazard class 1 division are considered to be items whose principal hazards are fragment and blasts?
- A1
- B2
- C3
- D4
20What explosive hazard class 1 division includes ammunition, impulse cartridges, safety fuses, and fuse lighters.
- A1
- B2
- C3
- D4
21In regards to fire division symbols, the hazard associated with each increases as the fire symbol number decreases.
- ATrue
- BFalse
22Which fire symbol number deals with mass detonation?
- AStop sign
- BCross
- CTriangle
- DDiamond
23Which fire symbol deals with Explosion with fragments
- AStop sign
- BCross
- CTriangle
- DDiamond
24Which fire symbol deals with mass fire?
- AStop sign
- BCross
- CTriangle
- DDiamond
25Which fire symbols deals with moderate fire?
- AStop sign
- BCross
- CTriangle
- DDiamond
26Who approves smoking near explosive areas?
- AQuality assurance
- BCommander
- CWeapons NCOIC
- DNobody
27Who approves the kind of flashlights used in a facility that contains explosives or flammable vapors?
- ABase Commander
- BQuality Assurance
- CWing Weapons NCOIC
- DUnited States Bureau of Mines (USBM)
28How far away must you keep equipment from explosives if it is not directly involved with operations?
- A25 feet
- B50 feet
- C75 feet
- D100 feet
29If your equipment runs out of fuel, how far must it be away from the explosives to refuel?
- A25 feet
- B50 feet
- C75 feet
- D100 feet
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