Fire Safety Basics

What should you do if your clothes catch on fire?

• Run to get help

• Stop, Drop, and Roll

• Splash water on yourself

• Call 911 immediately

If you discover a fire, what is the first thing you should do after ensuring your safety?

• Take a video

• Call 911

• Try to put it out with water

• Hide in a closet

When exiting a building that is on fire, why is it important to stay low?

• It makes you faster

• To avoid smoke

• To find your belongings

• It's easier to crawl

What is the main reason for having a fire escape plan at home?

• To ensure everyone knows how to use a fire extinguisher

• To make sure everyone can exit the building quickly and safely

• To decide who calls 911

• To determine who is responsible for pets

Before using a fire extinguisher, what acronym should you remember to check if it's safe to do so?

• SAFE

• STOP

• PASS

• FIRE

What does the "P" in the PASS acronym for using a fire extinguisher stand for?

• Pull the pin

• Push the button

• Point away

• Pressurize

In the PASS acronym, what does the first "S" stand for?

• Shake

• Squeeze the handle

• Swing

• Spray

What does the second "S" in the PASS acronym stand for when using a fire extinguisher?

• Stay

• Sweep

• Secure

• Stop

Why is it important to have a meeting point in your fire escape plan?

• To take attendance

• To ensure everyone is out safely

• To wait for the fire department

• To discuss what happened

What should you do if you can't exit through a door during a fire?

• Hide under a bed

• Jump out the window

• Use an alternative route

• Wait inside until rescued