What are the three elements of the fire triangle?

• Heat, Electricity, Carbon

• Heat, Fuel, Oxygen

• Friction, Gas, Oxygen

• Fuel, Air, Water

Which of the following is a common cause of workplace fires?

• Excessive use of cleaning products

• Poor lighting

• Electrical hazards

• Overuse of air conditioning

What type of fire extinguisher is best suited for Class A fires?

• Water extinguisher

• CO2 extinguisher

• Dry powder extinguisher

• Wet chemical extinguisher

What does the PASS technique for using a fire extinguisher stand for?

• Push, Aim, Squeeze, Slide

• Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep

• Press, Adjust, Sweep, Squeeze

• Pin, Adjust, Slide, Shoot

Which type of fire extinguisher is NOT recommended for use on electrical fires?

• CO2 extinguisher

• Dry powder extinguisher

• Water extinguisher

• Foam extinguisher

Which of the following should you avoid when evacuating a building during a fire?

• Using stairways

• Following the fire warden's instructions

• Using elevators

• Assembling at designated points

Where should foam extinguishers be located in a building?

• By the entrance to the kitchen

• By the exits on floors with Class A and B fire risks

• In the electrical control room

• Outside the building

Which of the following is a key fire prevention strategy in the workplace?

• Conducting fire drills once every five years

• Turning off air conditioners in case of fire

• Regular inspection and maintenance of electrical systems

• Storing flammable materials next to heat sources

What should you do if you are in a public area when the fire alarm sounds?

• Wait for instructions before evacuating

• Evacuate the building immediately via the nearest safe fire exit

• Find the nearest tutor for help

• Continue working until someone tells you to leave

Wet chemical fire extinguishers are designed for use on which class of fires?

• Class A fires (organic materials)

• Class B fires (flammable liquids)

• Class F fires (cooking oils and fats)

• Class C fires (flammable gases)