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Froggy Jumps Fireworks Storage RegulationsVersion en ligne Test your knowledge on the storage regulations for fireworks and pyrotechnic devices. par Suzanne Freeman 1 Where should fireworks be stored when not in use? a In an unlocked cabinet b In a locked magazine c In a storage shed 2 Which of the following is NOT an acceptable reason for fireworks to be outside of a locked magazine? a Being transported to a place of storage b Being used in a fireworks display c As part of a retail sales display 3 What is the storage requirement for Class C Common Fireworks and 'safe and sane' fireworks? a Consistent with Title 49, Section 173.88 b In a locked magazine c In an underground bunker 4 Who approves the storage manner for fireworks? a The Code of Federal Regulations b The California Code of Regulations c The authority having jurisdiction 5 Which Code of Federal Regulations governs the storage requirements for magazines? a Title 13, Chapter 6, Article 3 b Title 27, Part 55, Subpart K c Title 49, Part 173, Subpart C 6 What is the purpose of storing fireworks in a locked magazine? a To keep them organized b To protect them from the weather c To ensure safety and prevent unauthorized access 7 Which of the following is NOT a requirement for storing fireworks? a Meeting the requirements of the Code of Federal Regulations b Having approval from the authority having jurisdiction c Keeping them in an unlocked cabinet 8 What is the authority having jurisdiction responsible for? a Inspecting the storage facilities b Enforcing the Code of Federal Regulations c Approving the storage manner for fireworks 9 What is the storage requirement for fireworks being transported to a place of storage? a In a storage shed b In a locked magazine c In accordance with Title 49, Part 173, Subpart C 10 What is the storage requirement for fireworks being used in a fireworks display? a In a locked magazine b In a designated storage area c In an unlocked cabinet 11 What type of sign should be posted on access roads to magazine storage sites? a DANGER NEVER FIGHT EXPLOSIVES FIRES EXPLOSIVES ARE STORED ON THIS SITE b CAUTION: EXPLOSIVES AHEAD c WARNING: FIRE HAZARD 12 How high should the lettering on the warning sign be? a at least two (2) inches b one (1) inch c three (3) inches 13 What activities are prohibited inside or within fifty (50) feet of magazines? a Smoking, matches, flame-producing devices, open flames, and firearms b Running, jumping, and dancing c Eating, drinking, and talking 14 Loaded indoor storage magazines shall NOT be located a in a residence or dwelling b in a Group M occupancy c in a Group H occupancy 15 What is a Type 1 magazine used for? a Storage of high explosives b Storage of blasting agents c Storage of low explosives 16 Which type of magazine is portable and used for temporary storage of high explosives? a Type 3 magazine b Type 4 magazine c Type 2 magazine 17 What type of explosive materials can be stored in a Type 2 magazine? a Blasting agents b Low explosives c High explosives 18 Which type of magazine is suitable for storing detonators that will not mass detonate? a Type 5 magazine b Type 1 magazine c Type 4 magazine 19 What is the purpose of Type 5 magazines? a Storage of blasting agents b Storage of high explosives c Storage of low explosives 20 Which type of magazine is suitable for mobile and portable storage of high explosives? a Type 5 magazine b Type 2 magazine c Type 3 magazine 21 What is the purpose of Type 3 magazines? a Temporary storage of high explosives b Storage of low explosives c Storage of blasting agents 22 What are high explosives? a Explosive materials that are used for display fireworks b Explosive materials that can be caused to detonate by means of a blasting cap when unconfined c Explosive materials that can be caused to deflagrate when confined 23 Which explosive material is an example of a low explosive? a Dynamite b Black powder c Ammonium nitrate-fuel oil 24 What is the classification of blasting agents? a Blasting agents include ammonium nitrate-fuel oil and certain water-gels b Explosive materials that can be caused to deflagrate when confined c Explosive materials that can be caused to detonate by means of a blasting cap when unconfined 25 Which explosive material can be caused to deflagrate when confined? a High explosives b Low explosives c Blasting agents 26 What are some examples of high explosives? a Black powder, safety fuses, and igniters b Ammonium nitrate-fuel oil and certain water-gels c Dynamite, flash powders, and bulk salutes 27 Which explosive material is classified as UN0333, UN0334, or UN0335? a Black powder b Display fireworks c Dynamite 28 What is the purpose of a blasting cap? a To ignite safety fuses b To cause explosive materials to deflagrate c To cause explosive materials to detonate 29 Which department regulates the classification of display fireworks? a U.S. Department of Homeland Security b U.S. Department of Transportation c U.S. Department of Defense 30 What is the classification of bulk salutes? a Low explosives b High explosives c Blasting agents 31 What are some examples of low explosives? a Ammonium nitrate-fuel oil and certain water-gels b Dynamite, flash powders, and bulk salutes c Black powder, safety fuses, igniters, igniter cords, fuse lighters

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Fireworks Storage RegulationsVersion en ligne

Test your knowledge on the storage regulations for fireworks and pyrotechnic devices.

par Suzanne Freeman

Where should fireworks be stored when not in use?

In an unlocked cabinet

In a locked magazine

In a storage shed

Which of the following is NOT an acceptable reason for fireworks to be outside of a locked magazine?

Being transported to a place of storage

Being used in a fireworks display

As part of a retail sales display

What is the storage requirement for Class C Common Fireworks and 'safe and sane' fireworks?

Consistent with Title 49, Section 173.88

In a locked magazine

In an underground bunker

Who approves the storage manner for fireworks?

The Code of Federal Regulations

The California Code of Regulations

The authority having jurisdiction

Which Code of Federal Regulations governs the storage requirements for magazines?

Title 13, Chapter 6, Article 3

Title 27, Part 55, Subpart K

Title 49, Part 173, Subpart C

What is the purpose of storing fireworks in a locked magazine?

To keep them organized

To protect them from the weather

To ensure safety and prevent unauthorized access

Which of the following is NOT a requirement for storing fireworks?

Meeting the requirements of the Code of Federal Regulations

Having approval from the authority having jurisdiction

Keeping them in an unlocked cabinet

What is the authority having jurisdiction responsible for?

Inspecting the storage facilities

Enforcing the Code of Federal Regulations

Approving the storage manner for fireworks

What is the storage requirement for fireworks being transported to a place of storage?

In a storage shed

In a locked magazine

In accordance with Title 49, Part 173, Subpart C

What is the storage requirement for fireworks being used in a fireworks display?

In a locked magazine

In a designated storage area

In an unlocked cabinet

What type of sign should be posted on access roads to magazine storage sites?

DANGER NEVER FIGHT EXPLOSIVES FIRES EXPLOSIVES ARE STORED ON THIS SITE

CAUTION: EXPLOSIVES AHEAD

WARNING: FIRE HAZARD

How high should the lettering on the warning sign be?

at least two (2) inches

one (1) inch

three (3) inches

What activities are prohibited inside or within fifty (50) feet of magazines?

Smoking, matches, flame-producing devices, open flames, and firearms

Running, jumping, and dancing

Eating, drinking, and talking

Loaded indoor storage magazines shall NOT be located

in a residence or dwelling

in a Group M occupancy

in a Group H occupancy

What is a Type 1 magazine used for?

Storage of high explosives

Storage of blasting agents

Storage of low explosives

Which type of magazine is portable and used for temporary storage of high explosives?

Type 3 magazine

Type 4 magazine

Type 2 magazine

What type of explosive materials can be stored in a Type 2 magazine?

Blasting agents

Low explosives

High explosives

Which type of magazine is suitable for storing detonators that will not mass detonate?

Type 5 magazine

Type 1 magazine

Type 4 magazine

What is the purpose of Type 5 magazines?

Storage of blasting agents

Storage of high explosives

Storage of low explosives

Which type of magazine is suitable for mobile and portable storage of high explosives?

Type 5 magazine

Type 2 magazine

Type 3 magazine

What is the purpose of Type 3 magazines?

Temporary storage of high explosives

Storage of low explosives

Storage of blasting agents

What are high explosives?

Explosive materials that are used for display fireworks

Explosive materials that can be caused to detonate by means of a blasting cap when unconfined

Explosive materials that can be caused to deflagrate when confined

Which explosive material is an example of a low explosive?

Dynamite

Black powder

Ammonium nitrate-fuel oil

What is the classification of blasting agents?

Blasting agents include ammonium nitrate-fuel oil and certain water-gels

Explosive materials that can be caused to deflagrate when confined

Explosive materials that can be caused to detonate by means of a blasting cap when unconfined

Which explosive material can be caused to deflagrate when confined?

High explosives

Low explosives

Blasting agents

What are some examples of high explosives?

Black powder, safety fuses, and igniters

Ammonium nitrate-fuel oil and certain water-gels

Dynamite, flash powders, and bulk salutes

Which explosive material is classified as UN0333, UN0334, or UN0335?

Black powder

Display fireworks

Dynamite

What is the purpose of a blasting cap?

To ignite safety fuses

To cause explosive materials to deflagrate

To cause explosive materials to detonate

Which department regulates the classification of display fireworks?

U.S. Department of Homeland Security

U.S. Department of Transportation

U.S. Department of Defense

What is the classification of bulk salutes?

Low explosives

High explosives

Blasting agents

What are some examples of low explosives?

Ammonium nitrate-fuel oil and certain water-gels

Dynamite, flash powders, and bulk salutes

Black powder, safety fuses, igniters, igniter cords, fuse lighters

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