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Total questions: 59
Worksheet time: 30mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
The old fire code of the Philippines
a)
RA 9514
b)
RA 1185
c)
PD 1185
d)
PD 9514
2.
When was the fire code updated?
a)
2018
b)
2019
c)
2020
d)
2021
3.
An integrated piping system connected to a source of extinguishing agent which suppresses fires when actuated by its automatic detecting device.
a)
Manual Fire Suppression System
b)
Automatic Fire Suppression System
c)
Fire Alarm
d)
Automatic Fire Alarm
4.
Any visual or audible signal produced by a device or system to warn the occupants of the building or fire fighting elements of the presence or danger of fire.
a)
Manual Fire Suppression System
b)
Automatic Fire Suppression System
c)
Fire Alarm
d)
Automatic Fire Alarm
5.
Fires involving ordinary combustible materials such as wood, cloth, rubber, and plastics.
a)
Class A fires
b)
Class B fires
c)
Class C fires
d)
Class D fires
e)
Class K fires
6.
Fires involving flammable liquids and gases.
a)
Class A fires
b)
Class B fires
c)
Class C fires
d)
Class D fires
e)
Class K fires
7.
Fires involving energized electrical equipment.
a)
Class A fires
b)
Class B fires
c)
Class C fires
d)
Class D fires
e)
Class K fires
8.
Fires involving combustible materials, such as sodium, magnesium, potassium and other similar materials.
a)
Class A fires
b)
Class B fires
c)
Class C fires
d)
Class D fires
e)
Class K fires
9.
Fires in cooking appliances that involve combustible cooking media.
a)
Class A fires
b)
Class B fires
c)
Class C fires
d)
Class D fires
e)
Class K fires
10.
Fire resistance rating of fire wall.
a)
1 Hour
b)
2 Hour
c)
3 Hour
d)
4 Hour
11.
What is considered as highrise building in Fire Code?
a)
10m or Taller
b)
15m or Taller
c)
10 storey or taller
d)
15 Storey or taller
12.
The following are considered as Fire safety enforcers except
a)
Fire Safety Inspector
b)
Plan Inspector
c)
Plan Evaluator
d)
Chief of fire safety enforcement section
13.
Who will review the plan in building plan review phase, to determine compliance with the requirements of the Fire Code.
a)
Fire Safety Inspector
b)
Fire Marshall
c)
Plan Evaluator
d)
Chief of fire safety enforcement section
14.
During construction, who will inspect the project to determine whether the plans and specifications are being followed?
a)
Fire Safety Inspector
b)
Fire Marshall
c)
Plan Evaluator
d)
Chief of fire safety enforcement section
15.
After the completion of construction and prior to the occupancy of the building, who will inspect the building to determine the conformance with the fire code and approved plans?
a)
Fire Safety Inspector
b)
Fire Marshall
c)
Plan Evaluator
d)
Chief of fire safety enforcement section
16.
Building contents that are liable to produce a considerable volume of smoke in case of fire but will not cause explosions or produce poisonous fumes.
a)
Low hazard contents
b)
Moderate hazard contents
c)
High hazard contents
d)
Very high hazard contents
e)
Non-explosive contents
17.
Contents of such low combustibility that no self-propagating fire can occur in the building.
a)
Low hazard contents
b)
Moderate hazard contents
c)
High hazard contents
d)
Very high hazard contents
e)
Non-explosive contents
18.
Contents from which poisonous cases or explosions are to be expected in the event of a fire.
a)
Low hazard contents
b)
Moderate hazard contents
c)
High hazard contents
d)
Very high hazard contents
e)
Non-explosive contents
19.
Who must witness the testing and commissioning of the fire protective and warning system?
a)
Fire Safety Inspector
b)
Fire Marshall
c)
Plan Evaluator
d)
Chief of fire safety enforcement section
20.
Based on the occupancy classifications in the Fire Code, dry and wet markets are classified as:
a)
Business
b)
Mercantile
c)
Industrial
d)
Special Structures
e)
Mixed
21.
Based on the occupancy classifications in the Fire Code, city and municipal halls are classified as:
a)
Business
b)
Mercantile
c)
Industrial
d)
Special Structures
e)
Mixed
22.
Buildings which cannot be properly classified in any of the occupancy groups.
a)
Business
b)
Mercantile
c)
Industrial
d)
Special Structures
e)
Mixed
23.
Based on the occupancy classifications in the Fire Code, laundries are classified as:
a)
Business
b)
Mercantile
c)
Industrial
d)
Special Structures
e)
Mixed
24.
Two or more occupancies occuring in the same building.
a)
Business
b)
Mercantile
c)
Industrial
d)
Special Structures
e)
Mixed
25.
Fire safety inspection not required for:
a)
Certificate of Occupancy
b)
Business Permit
c)
Building Permit
d)
It is required for all of the above
e)
Both A and B
26.
Which is required for the Building Permit?
a)
FSIC
b)
FSEC
c)
FALAR 3
d)
FSMR
e)
FSCCR
27.
Which is required for the issuance of the FSIC for Occupancy?
a)
FSIC
b)
FSEC
c)
FALAR 2
d)
FSMR
e)
FSCCR
28.
If after the building plan review, the plans are disapproved, the Fire Marshall will not issue the FSEC. What will he/she issue instead?
a)
FALAR 1
b)
Notice of Disapproval
c)
Notice to Comply
d)
FSIC
e)
FSMR
29.
1Minimum width of a door opening in a means of egress.
a)
710mm
b)
810mm
c)
900mm
d)
910mm
30.
Which types of operations are required to undergo business inspection?
a)
Industrial operations
b)
Commercial or business operations
c)
Residential occupancies
d)
A, B, and C
e)
A and B only
31.
The following are typically included in this report: as-built plans, testing certificates, and certification that the building complies with the requirements of the Fire Code.
a)
FSIC
b)
FSEC
c)
FALAR 2
d)
FSMR
e)
FSCCR
32.
Which is not an occupancy classification in the Fire Code?
a)
Assembly
b)
Storage
c)
Institutional
d)
Mercantile
33.
The three parts of the means of egress.
a)
Exit access, exit, exit discharge
b)
Exit access, exit, public way
c)
Exit, protective enclosure, public way
d)
Protective enclosure, exit access, exit discharge
34.
Maximum length of a dead end, according to the Fire Code.
a)
5 meters
b)
6 meters
c)
8 meters
d)
10 meters
35.
How many means of egress at the minimum are required for a floor level that will be occupied by 1,000 people?
a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
d)
4
36.
According to the Fire Code, if two exits are required, what is the required minimum distance between them? Assume that the building has no sprinkler system.
a)
Length of maximum overall diagonal of the building divided by 2
b)
Length of maximum overall diagonal of the building divided by 3
c)
Length of maximum overall diagonal of the building divided by 4
d)
1/5 of the perimeter of the area served
e)
1/2 of the perimeter of the area served
37.
Minimum tread depth required by the Fire Code for existing stairs.
a)
200mm
b)
230mm
c)
250mm
d)
280mm
38.
Minimum width required for new stairs serving an occupant load of 49.
a)
710mm
b)
915mm
c)
1015mm
d)
1120mm
39.
Occupant load factor of in-patient healthcare treatment facilities, according to the Fire Code
a)
9.30 sqm/person
b)
11.10 sqm/person
c)
18.60 sqm/person
d)
22.30 sqm/person
40.
Occupant load factor of residential occupancies, according to the Fire Code
a)
9.30 sqm/person
b)
11.10 sqm/person
c)
18.60 sqm/person
d)
22.30 sqm/person
41.
Minimum illumination required for the means of egress.
a)
8.50 lux
b)
10.70 lux
c)
12.30 lux
d)
14.60 lux
42.
According to the Fire Code, the minimum width of a ramp that is used as a component in a means of egress
a)
1,120 mm
b)
1,200 mm
c)
1,220 mm
d)
1,400 mm
43.
What is the required fire resistance rating of an exit enclosure if the exit connects 5 levels?
a)
30 minutes
b)
1.00 hour
c)
2.00 hours
d)
4.00 hours
44.
Part of egress that is leading to the exit.
a)
Exit
b)
Exit access
c)
Public way
d)
Exit discharge
45.
The part in egress that is separated from the rest of the building to provide a protected way of travel to the exit discharge.
a)
Exit
b)
Exit access
c)
Public way
d)
Exit discharge
46.
The part in egress that is in between the end of the exit and a public way.
a)
Exit
b)
Exit access
c)
Public way
d)
Exit discharge
47.
Based on the occupancy classifications in the Fire Code, birth centers are classified as:
a)
Storage
b)
Residential
c)
Mercantile
d)
Health Care
e)
Day Care
48.
Based on the occupancy classifications in the Fire Code, shopping centers are classified as:
a)
Storage
b)
Residential
c)
Mercantile
d)
Health Care
e)
Day Care
49.
Based on the occupancy classifications in the Fire Code, supermarkets are classified as:
a)
Storage
b)
Residential
c)
Mercantile
d)
Health Care
e)
Day Care
50.
Buildings ussed for gathering 50 or more persons.
a)
Educational
b)
Residential Board & Care
c)
Assembly
d)
Health Care
e)
Day Care
51.
Buildings used for gathering 6 or more persons for the purposes of instruction.
a)
Educational
b)
Residential Board & Care
c)
Assembly
d)
Health Care
e)
Day Care
52.
Buildings in which 4 or more clients receive care, maintenance and supervision by people who are not their relatives or guardians for less than 24 hours per day.
a)
Educational
b)
Residential Board & Care
c)
Assembly
d)
Health Care
e)
Day Care
53.
Buildings used for purposes of medical or other treatment or care of persons who are mostly incapable of self-preservation because of age, physical or mental disability.
a)
Educational
b)
Residential Board & Care
c)
Assembly
d)
Health Care
e)
Day Care
54.
Buildings used for lodging and boarding of 4 or more residents, not related by blood or marriage to the owners, for the purpose of providing care services.
a)
Educational
b)
Residential Board & Care
c)
Assembly
d)
Health Care
e)
Day Care
55.
Minimum headroom in Fire Code.
a)
2.0m
b)
2.1m
c)
2.2m
d)
1.9m
56.
Clear opening of door in Fire Code.
a)
700mm
b)
710mm
c)
720mm
d)
730mm
57.
Maximum door leaf width according to Fire Code.
a)
1210mm
b)
1220mm
c)
1230mm
d)
1240mm
58.
Handrail height from upper surface of tread.
a)
750mm-860mm
b)
750mm-865mm
c)
760mm-860mm
d)
760mm-865mm
59.
Ladders are allowed as fire escape or means of egress.
a)
True
b)
false
c)
Depends on the width of ladder
d)
Depends on the length of ladder.
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