2.20 -2.22

What should be checked during a pre-trip inspection for fire prevention?

• The fuel level

• The fire extinguisher charge

• The oil level

• The brake fluid

Which class of fire involves ordinary combustibles like wood and paper?

• Class A

• Class B

• Class C

• Class D

What is the correct extinguisher type for a Class B fire?

• Water

• Regular Dry Chemical

• Multi-Purpose Dry Chemical

• Purple K Dry Chemical

What should you do first if a fire starts while driving?

• Speed up to reach a service station

• Pull off the road and stop

• Open the hood to check the engine

• Call emergency services immediately

Which type of fire extinguisher is designed for electrical fires?

• A:B:C type

• B:C type

• Water extinguisher

• Foam extinguisher

What are some things to do at an accident scene to prevent another accident?

• Call emergency services and stay in your vehicle

• Set up warning triangles and flares

• Leave the scene immediately

• Ignore the accident and drive away

Name two causes of tire fires.

• Overinflation and cold weather

• Underinflation and hot brakes

• Wet roads and low speed

• High altitude and snow

What kinds of fires is a B:C extinguisher not good for?

• Electrical fires

• Flammable liquid fires

• Wood and paper fires

• Gasoline fires

When using your extinguisher, should you get as close as possible to the fire?

• Yes, to ensure accuracy

• No, maintain a safe distance

• Yes, to use less extinguisher

• No, only if the fire is small

Name some causes of vehicle fires.

• Faulty wiring and overheated engines

• Cold weather and rain

• Low fuel and slow driving

• Clean engine and new tires