Which abbreviation equals Dangerous Goods; same as HazMat?

• A. Dangerous Goods; same as HAZMAT
• B. Child Restraint System
• C. Cabin Safety Inspector
• D. Do Not Resuscitate (order)

Answer: (A)

The key idea is that Dangerous Goods and HazMat refer to the same category of items—materials that pose risks during transport. HazMat is the common U.S. abbreviation for Hazardous Materials, while Dangerous Goods is the term often used internationally. They describe the same substances; the difference is simply the terminology used. So the option that explicitly says “Dangerous Goods; same as HAZMAT” is the best one because it directly equates the two terms. The other choices describe unrelated concepts: a system for restraining children in seats, a person who inspects cabin safety, and a medical order about resuscitation.