Question

question 1 of 2
for the area identified, choose the label component that best describes the part indicated.
batch number: 85l6543
hs85
warning
harmful if swallowed
wash hands and face thoroughly after handling. do not eat, drink or smoke when using this
product. dispose of contents/container in accordance with local, state and federal regulations.
first aid:
if swallowed: call a doctor if you feel unwell. rinse mouth.
ghs example company, 123 global circle, anytown, ny 110xx
telephone (888) 888-8888
signal word
hazard statement
pictogram

Explanation:

The identified part (with the "Warning" and "harmful if swallowed" text) is a signal word component? Wait, no—wait, the "Warning" here is a signal word? Wait, no, the "Warning" is part of the hazard communication. Wait, the label component with "Warning" and "harmful if swallowed"—wait, the "Signal Word" is a component, but the "Warning" is the signal word? Wait, no, the "Warning" is the signal word? Wait, the three blue boxes are Signal Word, Hazard Statement, Pictogram. The identified part (the green box with "Warning" and "harmful if swallowed")—wait, no, the arrow is pointing to the "Warning" and "harmful if swallowed"? Wait, no, the arrow is pointing to the "Warning" label? Wait, the "Signal Word" component is for the signal word (like Warning, Danger), the "Hazard Statement" is the hazard (harmful if swallowed), and "Pictogram" is the symbol. Wait, the identified part (the green box with "Warning" and "harmful if swallowed")—wait, the "Signal Word" is the word "Warning", so the component is Signal Word? Wait, no, the "Signal Word" box is blue, and the identified part is the "Warning" text. So the correct label component is Signal Word? Wait, no, let's re-examine. The three options are Signal Word, Hazard Statement, Pictogram. The "Warning" is the signal word (a signal word in GHS labels is like Warning or Danger), the "harmful if swallowed" is the hazard statement, and the diamond with exclamation is the pictogram. Wait, the arrow is pointing to the "Warning" (the signal word) and "harmful if swallowed"? No, the arrow is pointing to the "Warning" text (the signal word) and the hazard statement? Wait, no, the image shows: "Warning" (green box) and "harmful if swallowed" below it, with a pictogram (diamond with exclamation) next to it. The three blue boxes are Signal Word, Hazard Statement, Pictogram. So the "Warning" is the signal word, so the label component is Signal Word? Wait, no, the "Signal Word" is the word "Warning", so the correct component is Signal Word. Wait, but the "harmful if swallowed" is the hazard statement. Wait, maybe I misread. Let's check again: the three blue options are Signal Word, Hazard Statement, Pictogram. The identified part (the green box with "Warning" and "harmful if swallowed")—wait, the "Warning" is the signal word, and "harmful if swallowed" is the hazard statement. But the arrow is pointing to the "Warning" (the signal word) and "harmful if swallowed"? No, the arrow is pointing to the "Warning" label? Wait, the correct answer is Signal Word? Wait, no, the "Signal Word" is the word "Warning", so the component is Signal Word. So the answer is Signal Word.

Answer:

Signal Word