Which hazmat category is simply described as flammable?

• A. hazmat flammable
• B. hazmat flammable gas
• C. hazmat poison (label)
• D. hazmat labels

Answer: (A)

The idea here is distinguishing a general flammability descriptor from a gas-specific one or other hazards. Flammable is the broad category used for materials that burn easily, including liquids and solids. When the material is a gas, you’d use the separate category flammable gas. Since this description uses only “flammable,” the general hazmat flammable category is the correct fit. The poison label describes toxicity, not flammability, and hazmat labels is too vague and doesn’t specify the hazard.