A class B fire is composed mainly composed of...

• Wood, Paper, Trash

• Combustible Metals

• Electrical

• Flammable Liquids

With the PASS method, What does the P stand for?

• Point the nozzle

• Port the tube

• Pick up the extinguisher

• Pull the pin

A class C fire is composed mainly composed of...

• Wood, Paper, Trash

• Combustible Metals

• Electrical

• Flammable Liquids

A class D fire is composed mainly composed of...

• Wood, Paper, Trash

• Combustible Metals

• Electrical

• Flammable Liquids

With the PASS method, What does the A stand for?

• Assess the fire

• Aim the nozzle

• Accelerate toward fire

• Access the extinguisher

With the PASS method, What does the first S stand for?

• Squeeze the handle

• Spray the area

• Soak the fire

• Smell the smoke

With the PASS method, What does the Second S stand for?

• Squeeze the handle

• Spray the area

• Sweep side to side

• Shower the fire

A class A fire is composed mainly composed of...

• Wood, Paper, Trash

• Combustible Metals

• Electrical

• Flammable Liquids

Where should you aim the fire extinguisher while trying to put out a fire?

• Base of fire

• Highest flames

• From top to bottom

• Whatever is not burning to keep it from burning

True or False- Some fire extinguishers can be used on class A,B, or C fires.

• True

• False