Type of construction including wood and masonry construction

• Type I

• Type II

• Type III

• Type IV

• Type V

Areas within which only certain types of buildings are permitted to be constructed based on resistance to fire

• Fire zone

• Fire hazard

• Fire map

• Fire exit

Type of construction categorized as wood with protective fire-resistant materials and 1-hr fire-resistive throughout

• Type I

• Type II

• Type III

• Type IV

• Type V

What are the three fire zone classifications?

• Light Fire Restricted Zone, Fire Restricted Zone, Highly Fire Restricted Zone

• Non-Fire Restricted Zone, Medium Fire Restricted Zone, Highly Fire Restricted Zone

• Fire Restricted Zone, Medium Fire Restricted Zone, Highly Fire Restricted Zone

• Non-Fire Restricted Zone, Fire Restricted Zone, Highly Fire Restricted Zone

What are the three fire zone classifications?

• Light Fire Restricted Zone, Fire Restricted Zone, Highly Fire Restricted Zone

• Non-Fire Restricted Zone, Medium Fire Restricted Zone, Highly Fire Restricted Zone

• Fire Restricted Zone, Medium Fire Restricted Zone, Highly Fire Restricted Zone

• Non-Fire Restricted Zone, Fire Restricted Zone, Highly Fire Restricted Zone

The degree to which a material can withstand fire

• Fire-Resistive Rating

• Fire Restricted Resistance

• Fire-Rating

• Fire Zone

Classification by use or occupancy of schools, buildings with assemblage for education and recreation

• GI - General Institutional

• Group C

• Group E

• ED - Educational

Classification of building by use or occupancy which include boarding houses, hotels, and apartments.

• Group B

• Group A-2

• Group A-1

• Group C

Select the best example that would be categorized under Group F for use and occupancy.

• Gasoline Stations

• Power Plants

• Mental Institution

• Cemetery

Classification of building by use or occupancy which include private garages, carports, fences over 1.8m height, tanks, swimming pools, and towers

• Group J, Division 1

• Group J, Division 2

• Group F

• Group G