Fire Safety Awareness Practice Questions — All Questions
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4 questions
How Fire Starts & Spreads
The three elements a fire needs (the fire triangle) are:
- a.Smoke, heat, and water
- b.Heat, fuel, and oxygen✓
- c.Fuel, water, and light
- d.Water, air, and light
Fire needs heat, fuel, and oxygen; remove one to extinguish it.
How Fire Starts & Spreads
Removing any one side of the fire triangle will:
- a.Have no effect
- b.Make it bigger
- c.Extinguish the fire✓
- d.Create smoke only
Removing heat, fuel, or oxygen puts the fire out.
How Fire Starts & Spreads
Which commonly spreads fire quickly through a building?
- a.Alarms
- b.Smoke and open doors/voids✓
- c.Closed fire doors
- d.Wet floors
Smoke and open routes let fire and toxic gases spread; fire doors slow them.
How Fire Starts & Spreads
Most fire deaths are caused by:
- a.Falling
- b.Heat only
- c.The flames only
- d.Smoke and toxic gases✓
Smoke inhalation and toxic gases cause most fire fatalities.