AWR 160 PRETEST ASSESSMENT SCRIPT 2026
VERIFIED ANSWERS COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW
◉ Avoid hazards to prevent injury.
Answer: The tools of distance, shielding, and time help responders.
◉ Safety recommendations and emergency response info.
Answer: The orange pages in the Emergency Response Guidebook
(ERG) contain.
◉ Psychological.
Answer: The 'P' in TRACEM-P stands for.
◉ Oxidizing substances and organic peroxides.
Answer: Hydrogen peroxide and ammonium nitrate fertilizers fall
under which DOT hazard class.
◉ Emergency Services.
Answer: The primary protector for all other CIKR.
◉ Time between exposure and disease development.
Answer: An incubation period is.
,◉ 330 feet.
Answer: The initial evacuation distance for an unknown yellow
vapor cloud.
◉ Toxins.
Answer: The substance most likely to produce symptoms quickly.
◉ Internal contamination.
Answer: What is it called when someone inhales, ingests, or is
wounded by radioactive material?
◉ 4.
Answer: In the NFPA 704 system, the number that indicates the
greatest hazard.
◉ Shrapnel.
Answer: Nails, ball bearings, etc. used in explosives are called.
◉ Terrorism.
Answer: The term that refers to violent acts to influence
governments.
,◉ Sight and smell.
Answer: The safest senses to identify hazardous materials.
◉ True.
Answer: Some Chemical Warfare Agents are also Toxic Industrial
Chemicals.
◉ Shelter-in-place zones instead of evacuation.
Answer: Explosives in active shooter situations may require.
◉ Initial isolation, safety distances, and water-reactive products.
Answer: The green pages in the ERG contain.
◉ Casualty symptoms.
Answer: Usually the first sign of a biological attack.
◉ True.
Answer: Materials in solid, liquid, or gas form can be radioactive.
◉ False.
Answer: Smallpox is no longer a threat as a biological weapon.
, ◉ Potential hazards and mechanisms of injury.
Answer: What TRACEM-P summarizes.
◉ True.
Answer: Radiation travels in all directions.
◉ Alphabetical index by material name.
Answer: The blue pages in the ERG contain.
◉ Biological agents.
Answer: Bacteria, viruses, toxins that harm humans.
◉ How are most diseases caused by biological agents confirmed?.
Answer: Lab diagnostic testing.
◉ Where can radiological material be found?.
Answer: Hospitals and industrial sites.
◉ What does W in NFPA 704 special hazard mean?.
Answer: Water reactive.
◉ What does the R in TRACEM-P stand for?.
VERIFIED ANSWERS COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW
◉ Avoid hazards to prevent injury.
Answer: The tools of distance, shielding, and time help responders.
◉ Safety recommendations and emergency response info.
Answer: The orange pages in the Emergency Response Guidebook
(ERG) contain.
◉ Psychological.
Answer: The 'P' in TRACEM-P stands for.
◉ Oxidizing substances and organic peroxides.
Answer: Hydrogen peroxide and ammonium nitrate fertilizers fall
under which DOT hazard class.
◉ Emergency Services.
Answer: The primary protector for all other CIKR.
◉ Time between exposure and disease development.
Answer: An incubation period is.
,◉ 330 feet.
Answer: The initial evacuation distance for an unknown yellow
vapor cloud.
◉ Toxins.
Answer: The substance most likely to produce symptoms quickly.
◉ Internal contamination.
Answer: What is it called when someone inhales, ingests, or is
wounded by radioactive material?
◉ 4.
Answer: In the NFPA 704 system, the number that indicates the
greatest hazard.
◉ Shrapnel.
Answer: Nails, ball bearings, etc. used in explosives are called.
◉ Terrorism.
Answer: The term that refers to violent acts to influence
governments.
,◉ Sight and smell.
Answer: The safest senses to identify hazardous materials.
◉ True.
Answer: Some Chemical Warfare Agents are also Toxic Industrial
Chemicals.
◉ Shelter-in-place zones instead of evacuation.
Answer: Explosives in active shooter situations may require.
◉ Initial isolation, safety distances, and water-reactive products.
Answer: The green pages in the ERG contain.
◉ Casualty symptoms.
Answer: Usually the first sign of a biological attack.
◉ True.
Answer: Materials in solid, liquid, or gas form can be radioactive.
◉ False.
Answer: Smallpox is no longer a threat as a biological weapon.
, ◉ Potential hazards and mechanisms of injury.
Answer: What TRACEM-P summarizes.
◉ True.
Answer: Radiation travels in all directions.
◉ Alphabetical index by material name.
Answer: The blue pages in the ERG contain.
◉ Biological agents.
Answer: Bacteria, viruses, toxins that harm humans.
◉ How are most diseases caused by biological agents confirmed?.
Answer: Lab diagnostic testing.
◉ Where can radiological material be found?.
Answer: Hospitals and industrial sites.
◉ What does W in NFPA 704 special hazard mean?.
Answer: Water reactive.
◉ What does the R in TRACEM-P stand for?.
