Cargo acceptance staff should seek confirmation from shippers if they have any suspicions that cargo may contain _________ _________ _________

• A. Two copies of the Shipper's Declaration of Dangerous Goods
• B. undeclared dangerous goods
• C. Electronic manifest
• D. Alternative documentation

Answer: (B)

The main idea is safety and regulatory compliance: if there’s any doubt that a shipment could be dangerous but hasn’t been declared as such, cargo acceptance staff must confirm with the shipper. This means asking for the proper information and documentation to establish whether the cargo contains dangerous goods, and if so, ensuring it is properly classified, packaged, labeled, and documented before acceptance. Verifying undeclared dangerous goods helps ensure correct handling, segregation, and emergency readiness, and prevents unsafe loading or regulatory penalties. The other options refer to document types or processes, not the core issue of whether dangerous goods may be present without declaration.