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1. Firestop Introduction

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A system installed in a building that requires an external energy source such as electric­ity or a pressurized water supply to operate

a)

compartmentation

b)

passive fire protection

c)

fire blocking

d)

active fire protection

2.

What does AHJ stand for?

a)

Apprehensive Holding of JointSystems

b)

Authority Honoring Jurisdiction

c)

Authority Having Jurisdiction

d)

Apprentice Hindering Journeyman

3.

_________ is the practice of dividing a structure into separate sections to prevent the spread of fire and smoke to another part of the same structure or an adjoining structure

a)

Compartmentation

b)

Infiltration

c)

Firestopping

d)

Fire sealant

4.

flexible material that can expand and contract along with building movement

a)

foam

b)

intumescent

c)

backer rod

d)

elastomeric

5.

Specific time period a wall, floor, or other building component has been tested to withstand the passage of flames, smoke, and toxic gases while remaining structurally sound is known as the

a)

UL® Fire Resistance Directory

b)

fire-resistance rating

c)

UL®-listed system

d)

firestop system

6.

The complete, tested assembly that prevents the passage of flames, smoke, and toxic gases through-penetrations, joints, or other weak­nesses in fire-rated walls and floors for a specified period of time is know as

a)

firestop system

b)

fire door

c)

fire fly

d)

direct fire resistance

7.

Firestopping is the process of installing firestop products into fire-rated barriers to restore hourly fire-resistance ratings

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

8.

Intumescent materials are materials that are flexible can expand and contract along with building movement

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

9.

A structural method of fire con­trol built into the design of a building which requires no outside energy to operate

a)

active fire protection

b)

fire blocking

c)

passive fire protection

d)

AHJ

10.

UL®-listed system refers to a firestop system that is tested by Underwriters Laboratories (UL®) and listed in the UL® Fire Resistance Directory

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

11.

Elements necessary to sustain a fire

a)

air, wood and a flint

b)

gasoline, matches and an escape route

c)

oxygen, h2o and heat

d)

oxygen, heat and fuel