Hazard pictograms

Practice the hazard symbols found on chemical products. What does the pictogram mean?

Instructions for Hazard pictograms

All hazardous chemical products must be clearly marked with a hazard symbol (also called a hazard pictogram or warning symbol) and risk and protection information in most countries including the EU and US. The label informs of damage that can occur during use.

Practice what the danger symbols stated in GHS hazard pictograms mean and pair the image together with the correct description. Hazard pictograms are one of the key elements for the labelling of containers under the GHS. These pictograms are the same as those recommended in the UN Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods, widely implemented in national regulations such as the U.S. Federal Hazardous Materials Transportation Act.

1. Choose the label (Hazard pictograms)

Multiple choice - The level consists of 9 questions (all of which have pictures) and all are practiced every game round. For each question, the player is given three possible answers. Only one of these is correct. It is up to the player to choose the correct alternative. The student has 3 hearts (extra lives) that keep the game round going. There is no time limit. When the student has selected all the correct answers, the game round is completed. If it is too difficult, the player can click the button named Cancel - then the correct answers will be displayed - and then try to complete the level again.

2. Write the label (Hazard pictograms)

Questions with text answers - The level consists of 9 questions (all of which have pictures) and all are practiced every game round. The student has to write the correct answer without color guidance and has 3 attempts to write the correct word or sentence in each question's text field that are not case-sensitive. The student receives feedback on each keystroke to make it easier to type the correct answer. If the entered character is correct, the text turns green and if it's incorrect, the text turns red. There is no time limit. When the student has written all the answers correctly, the game round is completed. If it is too difficult, the player can click the button named Cancel - then the correct answers will be displayed - and then try to complete the level again.

3. Hazard pictograms (Match pairs)

Memory - The level consists of 9 pairs (consisting of identical images paired with each other), but a maximum of 8 pair are practiced per game round. The student's task is to find two cards that match. If two matching cards are found, they are removed from the board. The game is finished when all 8 pairs of cards have been found and the memory has no cards left. There is no time limit. If it is too difficult, the player can click the button named Cancel - then it will show which pairs of cards match - and then try to complete the level again.

4. Hazard pictograms (Pair label with image)

Memory - The level consists of 9 pairs (consisting of words paired with pictures), but a maximum of 8 pair are practiced per game round. The student's task is to find two cards that match. If two matching cards are found, they are removed from the board. The game is finished when all 8 pairs of cards have been found and the memory has no cards left. There is no time limit. If it is too difficult, the player can click the button named Cancel - then it will show which pairs of cards match - and then try to complete the level again.

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