Markings for Packaged Containing Radioactive Material include which item?

• A. The words 'TYPE A'
• B. VRI code of the country of origin and design
• C. Name of the manufacturer or other packaging identification specified by the competent authority
• D. Trefoil symbol

Answer: (A)

The thing being tested is identifying the required marking that specifies the packaging type for radioactive material. For Type A packaging, the marking “TYPE A” must appear to show the package meets the appropriate containment standards for that category. This marking is a clear, standardized way to communicate how the package should be handled and what level of containment applies during transport.

While other elements like a hazard symbol or the name of the manufacturer may be present in some contexts, they are not the specific marking used to identify the packaging type in this scenario. The trefoil symbol is a general radiation hazard indicator, not the packaging-type designation, and the other options are not the mandatory packaging-type markings.