Fire Safety

When using a fire extinguisher, the acronym PASS will help you remember the steps to extinguishing a fire. What does the A in PASS stand for?

• Air
• Aim
• Aniticipate
• Attack

In the acronym PASS, what does the P stand for?

• Point
• Prepare
• Pull (the pin)
• Push

In the acronym PASS what do the two S’s stand for?

• Squeeze and Sweep
• Squirt and Sweep
• Sweep and Stare
• Sweep and Side to side

When using the fire extinguisher you are to start at the ____________ of the fire?

• Top and work down
• To the left
• To the right
• Base

When it comes to a kitchen grease fire what should you NOT use to extinguish it

• Pan lid
• Baking soda
• Class K extinguisher
• Water

If your clothes are on fire what should you do?

• Stop, Flop and Roll
• Stop, Flip and Flop
• Stop, Drop and Roll
• Run to the nearest water source

Which of the following is NOT a component of fire?

• Fuel

• Light

• Heat

• Oxygen

How many elements of fire must be removed to put a fire out?

• 1

• 2

• 3

You can use a worn down electrical cord for short periods of time.

• true
• false

What happens if you put water on a grease fire?

• you die
• it explodes
• nothing
• you get dramatic