Fire Prevention and Emergency Response Quiz

What should you do to prevent a Class A fire?

• Smoke in designated areas

• Keep combustible materials in a covered metal container

• Use materials in a well-ventilated area

• Check all electrical equipment for old wiring

What should you do to prevent a Class B fire?

• Keep combustible materials in a covered metal container

• Smoke in designated areas

• Store combustible liquids in sealed containers

• Use materials in a well-ventilated area

What should you do to prevent a Class C fire?

• Store combustible liquids in sealed containers

• Use materials in a well-ventilated area

• Keep combustible materials in a covered metal container

• Check all electrical equipment for old wiring

What should you do if the fire alarm is activated?

• Use the elevator

• Evacuate the building immediately

• Ignore it

• Wait for further instructions

What does RACE stand for in the event of a fire emergency?

• Run, Alert, Call, Exit

• Rescue, Alert, Call, Evacuate

• Rescue, Alert, Confine, Evacuate

• Report, Activate, Close, Exit

What should you do if you come to a door that feels hot during a fire?

• Stay close to the floor

• Proceed to a secondary escape route

• Open it immediately

• Use the elevator

What should you do if you are trapped in a room during a fire?

• Run to the nearest exit

• Call 911 and report you are trapped

• Open all windows

• Seal any cracks or vents with wet cloth material

What should you do if your clothes catch on fire?

• Run

• Call 911

• Use the elevator

• Stop, Drop, and Roll

What should you do if you find damaged electrical cords and outlets in the workplace?

• Report them immediately

• Ignore them

• Replace them yourself

• Use them carefully

What should you do if you see excessive piles of paper in the workplace?

• Leave them as they are

• Use them for decoration

• Remove them to prevent a fire hazard

• Store more paper on top of them