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Gasoline is a flammable liquid whose vapors are __________.

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• Behavior of gasoline vapors compared to air (do they rise or sink?) • Difference between flammable, toxic, and explosive • Why enclosed or low spaces on a vessel are especially dangerous when dealing with gasoline

💭 Think About

• Think about where gasoline vapors are most likely to accumulate on a boat: near the deck/head level, or down in bilges and low spaces? • Does the question ask about just one property of gasoline vapors, or is it asking you to recognize all the hazards they present? • Consider standard safety warnings on fuel docks and portable fuel cans—what hazards are usually listed there?

✅ Before You Answer

• Be clear on whether gasoline vapors are lighter or heavier than air. • Recall that gasoline vapors can be both harmful to breathe and easily ignited. • Before choosing an option, ask if any single choice might be too narrow given what you know about fuel hazards.

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Question 1 of 205eccef9ebacbc34ba4d46527

Gasoline is a flammable liquid whose vapors are __________.

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Gasoline is a flammable liquid whose vapors are __________.

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Behavior of gasoline vapors compared to air (do they rise or sink?) • Difference between flammable, toxic, and explosive • Why enclosed or low spaces on a vessel are especially dangerous when dealing with gasoline

💭 Think About

• Think about where gasoline vapors are most likely to accumulate on a boat: near the deck/head level, or down in bilges and low spaces? • Does the question ask about just one property of gasoline vapors, or is it asking you to recognize all the hazards they present? • Consider standard safety warnings on fuel docks and portable fuel cans—what hazards are usually listed there?

✅ Before You Answer

• Be clear on whether gasoline vapors are lighter or heavier than air. • Recall that gasoline vapors can be both harmful to breathe and easily ignited. • Before choosing an option, ask if any single choice might be too narrow given what you know about fuel hazards.

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