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Question 1 of 20

1. Question
The WHMIS legislation applies only in the workplace!
- TRUE
- FALSE
Question 2 of 20

2. Question
Match the following DEFINITIONS with an appropriate TOPIC
Sort elements
- Any mark, sign, device, stamp, seal, sticker, ticket, tag or wrapper
- A document for which words, figures or symbols disclose information to assist a person in the safe use, handling, storage, or disposal of a Controlled Product
- A label providing information on the product identifier, safe use & handling statements and reference to the product’s MSDS.
- A label providing information on the product identifier, safe use & handling statements and reference to the product’s MSDS.
- A label providing information on the Controlled Product; it’s product identifier, it’s supplier, appropriate hazard symbols, risk phrases, precautionary/preventive measures, first aid information, reference to the MSDS, is in English & French and is enclosed in a cross-hatched border.
- Label
- Material Safety Data Sheet
- Workplace Label
- PPE
- Supplier Label
Question 3 of 20

3. Question
Match the following Hazard Class Symbol to its associated Type of Hazardous Material.
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- Poisonous Material
- Flammable & Combustible Material
- Oxidizing Material
- Biohazardous / Infectious Material
- Compressed Gas
- Dangerously Reactive Material
- Poisonous Material (Chronic Toxicity)
- Corrosive Material
Question 4 of 20

4. Question
Match the following Personal Protective Equipment Symbol to its associated meaning.
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- Apron
- Body Suit
- Boots
- Cartridge Respirator
- Dust Mask
- Face Shield
- Gloves
- Goggles
- Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus
Question 5 of 20

5. Question
A controlled products displays the following required PPE symbols. What should you be wearing when handling (using) this product?
- Gloves, Safety Glasses, & Cartridge Respirator
- Gloves, Safety Glasses, & Dust Mask
- Gloves, Safety Glasses, & Apron
- Gloves, Safety Glasses, & Body Suit
- Boots, Dust Mask, & Face Shield
Question 6 of 20

6. Question
Chemicals may enter the body through contact with the skin, contact with the eyes, ingestion (swallowing) or inhalation (breathing). How can you protect yourself from these harmful affects when you are handling chemicals?
- Refer to the MSDS to find out what Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) you should be using for the chemical you are handling, using, storing or are disposing of.
- Watch what your fellow workers do.
- Use your own judgement.
- Refuse to handle the chemical.
Question 7 of 20

7. Question
If you are not sure about the chemical (Controlled Product) you are using or handling, how can information on the Supplier or Workplace Label be helpful?
- They provide a list of all training available for the product you are using or handling.
- They provide chemical formula information.
- They refer you to the Material Safety Data Sheet for more information.
- They give information on all similar chemicals.
Question 8 of 20

8. Question
If you are unsure about any aspect(s) or danger(s) of the Controlled Product you are handling in the workplace, what should you do?
- Check in the Yellow Pages under Hazardous Product Information.
- Ask your supervisor to see the Material Safety Data Sheet for the product you are unsure about.
- Ask a fellow worker who has been around for a while.
- Post the question in a forum on Facebook.
- Look it up in a technical magazine.
Question 9 of 20

9. Question
If you notice a Supplier or Workplace Label is illegible or marred (so you cannot read the information on it), or if you accidentally remove the label from the chemical container you are using – what should you do?
- Nothing, you know what you are doing.
- Replace the label as soon as possible.
- Leave the workplace as fast as you can.
- Empty the container and throw it away, don't tell anyone.
Question 10 of 20

10. Question
If you want to know what to do in the event of a chemical burn to your arm from using a Controlled Product, where would you find that information in the MSDS for that product?
- The Hazardous Data Section of the MSDS for the product you are using.
- The Preparation Data Section of the MSDS for the product you are using.
- The Preventive Measures Section of the MSDS for the product you are using.
- The First Aid Section of the MSDS for the product you are using.
Question 11 of 20

11. Question
Name four (4) routes of entry, of a Controlled Product, into the body?
- Ingestion, Inhalation, Absorbtion (Skin Contact), Eyes
- Ingestion, Inhalation, Radiation, Eyes
- Ingestion, Inhalation, Absorbtion (Skin Contact), Smell
- Ingestion, Inhalation, Smell, Taste
Question 12 of 20

12. Question
What information is NOT included on a WHMIS Supplier Label?
- Chemical Formula
- Hazard Symbols
- First Aid Statements
- Reference to the MSDS
Question 13 of 20

13. Question
What is the minimum information required on a WHMIS Workplace Label?
- Product Identifier, Preventative Measures, Refrence to the MSDS
- Product Identifier, Chemical Makeup, First Aid Measures
- Product Identifier, WHMIS Symbols, First Aid Measures
- Chemical Name, WHMIS Symbols, Refrence to the MSDS
Question 14 of 20

14. Question
When are Material Safety Data Sheets required to be updated?
- Every 5 years.
- Whenever supplier makes a change to the Material Safety Data Sheet.
- Every 3 Years.
- Every 5 years and whenever the supplier makes a change to the MSDS.
- Every 3 years and whenever the supplier makes a change to the MSDS.
Question 15 of 20

15. Question
When you see these symbols on a container you are using, it means the substance is:
- An Oxidizer and Poisonous with Acute Toxicity
- Flammable / Combustible and Poisonous with Acute Toxicity
- Flammable / Combustible and Poisonous with Chronic Toxicity
- An Oxidizer and Poisonous with Chronic Toxicity
Question 16 of 20

16. Question
When you see these symbols on a supplier or workplace label for the Controlled Product you are using, they indicate that:
- A Faceshield and Chemical Resistant Gloves must be worn when using, handling, or disposing of this product.
- A Respirator and Chemical Resistant Gloves must be worn when using, handling, or disposing of this product.
- A Dust Mask and Apron must be worn when using, handling, or disposing of this product.
- A Faceshield and Earplugs must be worn when using, handling, or disposing of this product.
Question 17 of 20

17. Question
Which Section in the Material Safety Data Sheet will tell you what Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) (i.e. – goggles or gloves, etc.) is required when you are handling a Controlled Product?
- The Preventive Measures Section - EXPOSURE CONTROLS/PERSONAL PROTECTION.
- The Reactivity Data Section.
- No answers are correct.
- The First Aid Section.
Question 18 of 20

18. Question
Why is it important to know the Reactivity Data Information about the Controlled Product (or hazardous substance) you are using (or handling)?
- It indicates the health hazards when the substance is inhaled.
- It tells you what the permissible exposure limits are to the substance.
- It tells you how the substance reacts with other substances.
- It gives the directions for handling spills & leaks.
Question 19 of 20

19. Question
Why is WHMIS Supplier & Workplace Labelling important when an employee is handling Controlled Products?
- It increases the understanding of the risks involved when handling the product.
- It promotes safe workplace practices when handling the product.
- All answers are correct.
- It brings hazard communication directly to the workplace for the product being handled.
Question 20 of 20

20. Question
Partially Exempted Controlled Products (products purchased at Safeway, Canadian Tire, Home Depot, etc.) are exempt from the requirement to provide a Material Safety Data Sheet and a Supplier Label; however, the employer is still required to provide worker education on the safe use and handling of the product.(e.g. Spray paint, Insecticide, etc.).
- TRUE
- FALSE