Fire Extinguishers

What are the three elements necessary for a fire to start or continue to burn according to the Fire Triangle?

• Heat, Fuel, Water

• Oxygen, Heat, Light

• Oxygen, Fuel, Heat

• Fuel, Water, Light

What happens if one of the elements of the Fire Triangle is removed?

• The fire intensifies

• The fire continues unchanged

• The fire will go out or better still not start

• The fire changes color

What is required to sustain combustion according to the Fire Triangle?

• Water

• Oxygen

• Carbon dioxide

• Sunlight

What is necessary to raise the fuel material to its ignition temperature?

• Cold

• Heat

• Pressure

• Electricity

What does the Fire Triangle indicate is essential to maintain the burn?

• Ash

• Fuel

• Light

• Air

What is one of the simplest ways to reduce the risk of a fire?

• Ignoring safety protocols

• Using risk assessments and good housekeeping practices

• Storing fuel sources in open areas

• Avoiding regular inspections

What type of source is described by "loose bearings or drive belts, static electricity, metal impact"?

• Chemically generated sparks

• Friction

• Electrically generated sparks

• Heat sources

Which type of fire extinguisher is typically handheld?

• Sprinklers

• Double Knock fire alarm system controlled gas systems

• Portable fire extinguisher

• Fixed manual/mechanical and thermal release systems

Which fire extinguishing system is controlled by a double knock fire alarm?

• Portable fire extinguisher

• Sprinklers

• Gas Suppression

• Thermal Control

What are the potential risks associated with incorrect handling, storage, or installation of gas bottles and extinguishers?

• No significant risks

• Only property damage

• Death, injury, and property damage

• Only financial loss