The anti-exposure coveralls are Type ______.

• A. I
• B. III
• C. II
• D. IV

Answer: (C)

Protective clothing for chemical hazards is organized by type to reflect how much barrier against exposure the garment provides. Anti-exposure coveralls are assigned a specific type that matches the level of protection needed during routine exposure tasks, while still allowing mobility for field work.

Type II is the designation used for anti-exposure coveralls in this context, meaning they are designed to guard the skin against chemical splashes and limited permeation without being as fully encapsulating as higher-protection suit types. The other types cover different protection levels or configurations (higher impermeability or encapsulation), which aren’t appropriate for standard anti-exposure tasks. So the Type II designation best fits the intended use of anti-exposure coveralls.