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Fire Dynamic

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 9mins

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1.

The first stage of a compartment fire is:

a)

Growth

b)

Ignition

c)

Decay

d)

Fully Developed

2.

As the fire consumes the available fuel in the compartment, the rate of heat release begins to decline. this is called the

a)

Growth

b)

Ignition

c)

Decay

d)

Fully Developed

3.

The last stage of a compartment fire is:

a)

Growth

b)

Ignition

c)

Decay

d)

Fully Developed

4.

What are the 3 methods of heat transfer?

a)

Conduction, Conclusion, Radiology.

b)

Convocation, Conduction, Radioactive.

c)

Radiation, Convection, Conduction.

d)

Radio, Cardio, Conduction

5.

Transfer of heat from one object to another as electromagnetic waves is called?

a)

Radiology.

b)

Convection

c)

Radiation

d)

Conduction

6.

Transfer of heat from one object to another by smoke and other hot gasses is called?

a)

Radiology.

b)

Convection

c)

Radiation

d)

Conduction

7.

Transfer of heat from one object to another which is directly connected to it is called?

a)

Radiology.

b)

Convection

c)

Radiation

d)

Conduction

8.

The temperature by which a fuel ignites by itself is called as?

a)

Auto Ignition Temperature

b)

Convection

c)

Radiation

d)

Conduction

9.

The stage of fire development shortly after ignition is

a)

Ignition

b)

Fully develop

c)

Decay

d)

Growth

10.

describes the period when the four elements of the fire tetrahedron come together and combustion begins

a)

Ignition

b)

Fully develop

c)

Decay

d)

Growth

11.

Extinguishing a fire by placing a covering, flooding CO2 or nitrogen or by applying foam is called:-

a)

Removal of Fuel

b)

Reduction of Temperature

c)

Inhibition of Chain Reaction

d)

Exclusion of Oxygen

12.

Extinguishing a fire by stopping the flow of liquid or gaseous fuels or by removing solid fuel in the path of a fire is called:-

a)

Removal of Fuel

b)

Reduction of Temperature

c)

Inhibition of Chain Reaction

d)

Exclusion of Oxygen

13.

Extinguishing a fire by dry chemicals or halogenated agents (halons) is called:-

a)

Removal of Fuel

b)

Reduction of Temperature

c)

Inhibition of Chain Reaction

d)

Exclusion of Oxygen

14.

Normal Air consists of:-

a)

14% Oxygen

b)

19% Oxygen

c)

20% Oxygen

d)

21% Oxygen

15.

Fire development stages are:

a)

Ignition, growth, fully developed, delay.

b)

Ignition, growth, fully developed, backdraft

c)

Ignition, growth, fully developed, decay

d)

Ignition, growth, fully developed, death.

16.

The three state of matter are

a)

Ignition, growth, fully developed,

b)

Solid, Liquid and Gasses

c)

Controlled, Uncontrolled and Semi-controlled

d)

Neutral, Solid, Metal

17.

. The components of fire Tetrahedron are:

a)

Ignition, growth, fully developed,

b)

Oxygen, Fuel, Heat, Chemical Chain Reaction

c)

Oxygen, Fuze, Heat, Ignition source

d)

Oxygen,Water,Heat,Ignition Temparature

18.

What is Fire?

a)

Release of oxygen which produces head and light.

b)

Emits light due to heat

c)

Release of head and oxygen which emits light.

d)

The self-sustaining process of rapid oxidation of a fuel, which produces heat and light.