Fire Safety Quiz

What are fire safety regulations?

• Fire safety regulations are rules and guidelines implemented to encourage fire incidents.

• Fire safety regulations are guidelines for starting fires safely.

• Fire safety regulations are rules and guidelines implemented to prevent and minimize the risk of fire incidents.

• Fire safety regulations are guidelines for using fire as a recreational activity.

Why is it important to follow fire safety regulations?

• To increase the risk of fires and endanger lives and property.

• To have a more exciting and dangerous environment.

• To prevent fires and protect lives and property.

• To save money by not investing in fire safety measures.

What are some common fire prevention measures?

• Installing smoke detectors, maintaining fire extinguishers, practicing proper electrical safety, storing flammable materials properly, and educating people about fire safety.

• Using candles indoors, leaving cooking unattended, smoking indoors, storing flammable materials near heat sources

• Neglecting to clean chimneys, using faulty electrical wiring, leaving space heaters unattended, using damaged electrical appliances

• Not practicing proper electrical safety, leaving flammable materials near open flames, neglecting to maintain fire extinguishers, not educating people about fire safety

How can you prevent electrical fires?

• Follow these steps to prevent electrical fires.

• Use faulty electrical cords

• Spray water on the electrical equipment

• Overload electrical outlets

What should you do if you discover a fire?

• Activate the fire alarm, evacuate the building, and call the fire department.

• Hide under a table

• Pour water on the fire

• Try to put out the fire with your bare hands

What are the different types of fire extinguishers?

• powder, oil, foam, nitrogen, and dry chemical

• foam, sand, carbon dioxide, water, and wet chemical

• water, foam, powder, carbon dioxide, and wet chemical

• sand, oil, air, nitrogen, and dry chemical

When should you use a water fire extinguisher?

• When the fire involves ordinary combustible materials such as wood, paper, or cloth.

• When the fire involves flammable liquids or gases.

• When the fire involves electrical equipment or live wires.

• When the fire involves cooking oils or fats.

What type of fire extinguisher should be used for electrical fires?

• Water fire extinguisher

• CO2 (carbon dioxide) fire extinguisher

• Dry powder fire extinguisher

• Foam fire extinguisher

How do you use a fire extinguisher properly?

• Remember the acronym PAST: Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Turn.

• Remember the acronym PULL: Push, Uncover, Lift, Lock.

• Remember the acronym SAFE: Stop, Assess, Fix, Evacuate.

• Remember the acronym PASS: Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep.

Why is it important to have fire drills?

• To waste time and resources

• To test the building's sprinkler system

• To cause panic and chaos

• To prepare people for a fire emergency and improve the emergency plan.