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HCS3010 Part Three

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What 3 elements are needed for a fire to burn?

a)

fuel, heat, and combustion

b)

fuel, oxygen, and combustion

c)

heat, oxygen, amt 'combustion

d)

fuel, heat, and oxygen

2.

A Class B fire consists of the burning of

a)

energized electrical equipment (tools, computers, wall plug-ins)

b)

flammable liquids (greases, gasoline, lubricating oils)

c)

combustible metals (magnesium, sodium)

d)

common materials (wood, cloth, paper)

3.

A Class C fire consists of the burning of

a)

energized electrical equipment (tools, computers, wall plug-ins)

b)

common materials (wood, cloth, paper)

c)

combustible metals (magnesium, sodium)

d)

flammable liquids (greases, gasoline, lubricating oils)

4.

The only Class of Fire on which water can be used safely is

a)

Class B

b)

Class C

c)

Class A

d)

Class D

5.

The best way to fight fires on a farm is to

a)

prevent them from starting

b)

keeping appropriate extinguishers near worksites

c)

keeping a large hose and pump in a dugout filled with water

d)

putting them out while they are still small, with readily available buckets

6.

When using a fire extinguisher, the user should follow the

a)

REACT method

b)

SMOTHER method

c)

PASS method

d)

DOUSE method

7.

Which of the following is not true of dry chemical powder extinguishers?

a)

they can effectively be used on all classes of fire

b)

different types f chemical powders should never be mixed

c)

they,.put a fire-retardant coat over the fuel to stop the chemical reaction

d)

they have an ABC or BC rating

8.

When must a fire extinguisher be recharged?

a)

at least every three months, even if it hasn't been used

b)

as soon as its charge is approaching the half-way mark

c)

after every use, even if it has been used just a little bit

d)

each time an inspection and maintenance check is done

9.

Most deaths from fire occur

a)

on the job

b)

in the home

c)

during man-made disasters

d)

during natural disasters

10.

How often should batteries in a smoke detector be checked?

a)

weekly

b)

every six months

c)

yearly

d)

monthly

11.

What is the best way to check a smoke detector?

a)

use a burning match and hold it und r the smoke detector

b)

blow out a candle and hold it under the smoke detector

c)

use the test button on the smoke detector

d)

remove the detector and hold jt over a burning toaster

12.

An automatic sprinkler system works by detecting

a)

smoke

b)

heat and/or smoke

c)

carbon residues

d)

heat

13.

It is recommended that a fire escape plan be practiced how often?

a)

yearly

b)

monthly

c)

twice a year

d)

monthly for the first year, then yearly

14.

Which of the following is not an essential part of a home fire escape plan?

a)

list and post the location of all water taps in your home

b)

draw and post a floor plan of your home, indicating escape routes

c)

choose a muster point outside and away from your home

d)

practice your fire escape plan on a regular basis

15.

It is useful to practice a fire escape plan with your eyes closed or blindfolded because

a)

it is best to cover your eyes in a fire to prevent eye damage

b)

it allows you to become more familiar with the floor plan of the house

c)

it simulates a situation of a house being smoke filled and with the lights out

d)

it sharpens the other senses, making fire escape more probable