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Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) Exam Endorsement Test: The Tanker Test
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Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) Exam Endorsement Test: The Tanker Test
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1. What device divides a liquid tank into several smaller tanks
2. Compared to a low-profile tank, a conventional tank is always
3. Refer to this figure.
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You are loading 3 different liquids that must not be mixed into Tank A. Which 3 compartments should you use
4. When you are coming to a sudden stop, the liquid in a tanker will
5. You need special skills if you are hauling liquids because of the
6. Sanitation regulations forbid the use of baffles when transporting food products. Why
7. Refer to the following figure.
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Tank B is called a
8. Which of the following is more dangerous when driving an unbaffled tank than when driving a baffled tank
9. Refer to this figure.
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Which tank in the figure above is specially designed to reduce liquid surge
10. Refer to the following figure.
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Tank A was moving forward and has just stopped. The liquid surge will push the tank first in which direction
11. Refer to the following figure.
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Which of the following is a true statement
12. Which of the following is an unbaffled liquid tanker most likely to be carrying
13. A tank vehicle is a vehicle used to transport
14. A portable tank having a capacity of at least ________ is considered a tank vehicle.
15. A tank vehicle’s high center of gravity makes which of the following especially dangerous
16. Refer to the following figure.
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Tank A and Tank B are the same length. Which of the following is true
17. Refer to this figure.
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Which of the following would Tank B be least likely to carry
18. When carrying liquids, you should take an off-ramp curve at a speed
19. Forward and backward surge is especially strong when a tanker is
20. Tests have shown that tankers can turn over
21. You are filling a liquid tanker. Besides the outage requirement, what else must you consider in determining the amount of liquid you can legally carry
22. What is surge
23. An unbaffled tank is also called a
24. What is outage
25. When loading a 5-compartment tank with different liquids, which of the following should you do

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