Session 2

Question 1

To have a fire, you must have _____, _____, and ____. These make up the __ __.

Answer 1

Fuel, Heat, and Oxygen. fire triangle

Question 2

A ____ is anything that can burn.

Answer 2

FUEL

Question 3

name a gas that is used to put out fires.

Answer 3

carbon Dioxide

Question 4

_____ does not burn but support a fire.

Answer 4

Oxygen

Question 5

flammable liquids will not burn until they are _____ or turned into ___.

Answer 5

Vaporized, Gas

Question 6

___ is a flammable liquids that does not turn into a gas at room temperature, but will when it is heated.

Answer 6

kerosene

Question 7

____ gives off vapors at normal temperature and is hazardous when exposed to open air and a heat source.

Answer 7

gasoline

Question 8

A piece of steel is hard to burn, but when it is in the form of _____ _____ it will burn easily.

Answer 8

Steel Wool

Question 9

____ _____ ______ is the amount of heat needed to cause a fuel to begin burning.

Answer 9

Heat of combustion

Question 10

Wood that is in a ____ ____ position will burn more rapidly than wood in a horizontal or flat position.

Answer 10

Vertical, Upright

Question 11

If one part of the _____ ____ is removed, the fire will go out.

Answer 11

Fire triangle

Question 12

Class A fires are ____ ____.

Answer 12

Ordinary combustibles

Question 13

List 5 examples of a class A fire.

Answer 13

Wood, Paper, Cloth, Grass, Plastic, Trash

Question 14

____ and ___ are good fire prevention practices.

Answer 14

Neatness and Cleanliness

Question 15

Class B fires involve _____ _____.

Answer 15

Flammable Liquids (Petroleum Products)

Question 16

List 5 examples of a Class B fire.

Answer 16

Gasoline, Kerosene, Motor Oil, Varnishes, Cleaning Fluids, Oil Based Paints, Lighter Fluids

Question 17

______ is not effective on Class B fires because these fuels float on water.

Answer 17

Water

Question 18

List 2 ways Class B fires can be smothered.

Answer 18

Dirt and Sand

Question 19

Fires caused by _____ are Class C fires.

Answer 19

Electricity

Question 20

List 5 examples of Class C fires.

Answer 20

Light bulbs, electric motors, toaster, electrical stoves, electrical appliances

Question 21

To extinguish a Class C fire, turn off the ____ ____ and smother the fire with _____ _____.

Answer 21

Electrical Power, Dry Chemicals

Question 22

Why shouldn’t you use water on a Class C fire?

Answer 22

Water conducts electricity

Question 23

______ that burn are Class D fires.

Answer 23

Metals

Question 24

______ are an example of a Class D fire.

Answer 24

Fireworks

Question 25

Class ___ fires involve vegetable oils and animal fats and are the common in ______.

Answer 25

K, Restaurants

Question 26

Firefighting should be left to the ______ ______.

Answer 26

Fire Department

Question 27

Most portable fire extinguishers have a range of _____ to _____.

Answer 27

3 to 10 feet

Question 28

What are some examples of home fire extinguishers?

Answer 28

Water hoses, Pails, Sand, Dirt, Blankets, and Baking Soda

Question 29

If you have a grease fire in a frying pan, cover it with a _____.

Answer 29

Tight-fitting lid

Question 30

A fire extinguisher should be approved by ______ or ______.

Answer 30

UL or FM

Question 31

A fire extinguisher should have the correct ____ and _____ for your needs.

Answer 31

Size and Symbol

Question 32

Fire extinguishers are labeled for the ____ of fire they extinguish and by the _____ of the fire they can put out.

Answer 32

Class, Size

Question 33

Fire extinguisher uses for Fire classes: Water extinguisher are for _____ Carbon Dioxide extinguisher are for _______ Dry Chemical extinguisher are for _______ Multipurpose Dry Chemical Extinguisher are for _______ Class K extinguisher are for ________ Class D Powder extinguisher are for ______

Answer 33

Water extinguisher : Class A only Carbon Dioxide : Class B and C fires Dry Chemical extinguisher : Class B and C fires Multipurpose Dry Chemical Extinguisher : Class A, B, and C fires Class K extinguisher : Class K fires Class D Powder extinguisher : Class D fires only

Question 34

Fire extinguishers should be used while trying to ____ the building.

Answer 34

Exit

Question 35

Fire extinguishers should be inspected ______ and serviced ______.

Answer 35

Monthly, Annually

Question 36

What does the acronym PASS stand for?

Answer 36

Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep

Question 37

What should you do before using the PASS method?

Answer 37

Call 911 or activate fire alarm system

Question 38

Always have fire extinguishers ______ or ____ immediately after use.

Answer 38

Recharged, Replaced

Question 39

Fire extinguishers should be located near an ______ or where the _____.

Answer 39

Exit, Fire danger is high

Question 40

Fire extinguishers should be where they can be easily _____ and ______.

Answer 40

seen, reached