Fire Safety in Our Community

What should you do if you see smoke?

• Use a fan to blow it away.

• Open a window to let it out.

• Evacuate the area and call emergency services.

• Ignore it and continue working.

Why is it important to have a fire escape plan?

• It is only necessary for large buildings.

• Fire escape plans are not needed if you have smoke detectors.

• It is important to have a fire escape plan to ensure safety and preparedness during a fire emergency.

• They are only important for commercial properties.

What is the first thing you should do if a fire alarm goes off?

• Look for the nearest fire extinguisher.

• Check the time to see how long the alarm has been ringing.

• Ignore the alarm and continue working.

• Evacuate the building immediately.

Where should you meet after escaping a fire?

• In the parking lot of the building.

• In the nearest restroom of the building.

• A designated safe meeting point away from the building.

• At the nearest coffee shop.

What should you never use to put out a fire?

• Water

• Blanket

• Sand

• Fire extinguisher

Why should you keep flammable materials away from heat sources?

• To improve the efficiency of heating systems.

• To prevent fires and explosions.

• To keep the area looking tidy and organized.

• To enhance the aroma of cooking materials.

What is a fire extinguisher used for?

• To cook food

• To signal for help

• A fire extinguisher is used to put out or control small fires.

• To start a fire

How often should you check your smoke alarms?

• Check smoke alarms every six months.

• Check smoke alarms once a year.

• Check smoke alarms only when they beep.

• Check smoke alarms monthly.

What should you do if your clothes catch fire?

• Stop, drop, and roll to extinguish the flames.

• Try to put the fire out with water.

• Ignore the fire and continue what you were doing.

• Run outside immediately without stopping.

Why is it important to stay low to the ground during a fire?

• It is important to stay low to the ground during a fire to avoid smoke inhalation and intense heat.

• To gather belongings before escaping

• To find a way out more quickly

• To increase visibility during the fire