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[Quiz] Proper Shipping Names: Summer BBQ Edition

Posted on 7/31/2026 by Lion Technology Inc.

Given four options, identify the real PSN amongst the fakes!

Sometimes you need help getting the fire started. Which option is a correct PSN for lighter fluid?






Not quite.

“Lighter fluid” would be simpler, but “Petroleum distillates, n.o.s.” and “Petroleum products, n.o.s.” are correct.

That's right.

“Lighter fluid” would be simpler, but “Petroleum distillates, n.o.s.” and “Petroleum products, n.o.s.” are correct.

You don’t have a propane grill. Which option is a correct PSN for charcoal?






Not quite.

While charcoal can be hot, cook burgers, and replace propane as a fuel source (depending on your grill), only “Charcoal briquettes, shell, screenings, wood, etc.” is a correct Proper Shipping Name.

That's right.

While charcoal can be hot, cook burgers, and replace propane as a fuel source (depending on your grill), only “Charcoal briquettes, shell, screenings, wood, etc.” is a correct Proper Shipping Name.

You acquired some adult beverages for the function. Which option is a correct PSN for alcoholic beverages?






Not quite.

The Federal regulations for “Alcoholic beverages” vary! There are multiple special provisions to worry about.

That's right.

The Federal regulations for “Alcoholic beverages” vary! There are multiple special provisions to worry about.

There are a few ways to keep food cold in transit. Which option is a correct PSN for dry ice?






Not quite.

The correct answer is “Carbon dioxide, solid,” which can also be called “Dry ice.” We just didn’t want to give away the answer!

That's right.

The correct answer is “Carbon dioxide, solid,” which can also be called “Dry ice.” We just didn’t want to give away the answer!

A great way to celebrate when the sky gets dark. Which option is a correct PSN for fireworks?






Not quite.

The correct answer is “Fireworks.” “Celebration explosives” seemed pretty good, too.

That's right.

The correct answer is “Fireworks.” “Celebration explosives” seemed pretty good, too.

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