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Fire Safety Review

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 1hrs 26mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which room in your home are you most likely to have a fire?

a)

Living room

b)

Kitchen

c)

Bedroom

2.

When trying to leave a smoke filled building, what is the best thing to do?

a)

Stay low and crawl

b)

Hold your breath and run

c)

Hide until rescued

3.

If you think there may be fire behind a closed door, how can you safely check?

a)

Touch the door itself to see if it's hot, then try the knob

b)

Touch the door knob first to see if its hot, then the door

c)

Try putting your hand under the door to feel heat

4.

Smoke detector batteries should be changed how often?

a)

Every 10 years

b)

Once a year

c)

Twice a year

d)

Every other year

5.

Which state is the most wildfire prone state?

a)

Florida

b)

Maine

c)

Colorado

d)

California

6.

If you are frying with oil and there is a grease fire, you should

a)

Quickly pour water on it

b)

Cover the fire with a metal lid or cookie sheet

c)

Throw the pan in the sink

7.
If your clothes are on fire what should you do?
a)
Stop, Flop and Roll
b)
Stop, Flip and Flop
c)
Stop, Drop and Roll
d)
Run to the nearest water source
8.
If there is a lot of smoke in your house during a fire you should...
a)
Jump out of the nearest window
b)
Hold your breath and run really fast
c)
Breath in and out, the smoke won't hurt you
d)
Crawl low to the ground because smoke rises. Then choose the safest exit.
9.

You must decide if you will fight the fire or escape. If you decide to fight the fire, you could use

a)

water, especially for grease fires

b)

a fire extinguisher

10.

Which fire would you choose to fight?

a)

fire that has ignited your wall and is close to the ceiling

b)

a fire the size of a lit match or candle

11.

A fire extinguisher should be placed

a)

close by possible fire risks, such as a stove

b)

in the next room over

12.

In case of a fire, you should take a minute or two to gather up any important personal belongings.

a)

True

b)

False

13.

It is safe to use an elevator during a fire evacuation.

a)

True

b)

False

14.

When should you remove batteries from a smoke alarm?

a)

Every week

b)

Once a year

c)

If you don't need it.

d)

Only to change them.

15.

Smoke alarms should be replaced every ___________ years.

a)

5

b)

10

c)

1

d)

15

16.

How many smoke alarms should your house have?

a)

1

b)

Every level of the house.

c)

5

d)

None

17.

Home smoke alarms should be tested every ________________

a)

Year

b)

Day

c)

Month

d)

Week

18.

Smoke alarm batteries should be replaced every _____________________

a)

Month

b)

Week

c)

Only when necessary

d)

Year

19.

How many Fire extinguisher types are there?

a)

1

b)

3

c)

10

d)

5

20.

What Fires can a Water fire extinguisher put out?

a)

wood, paper, and textiles

b)

liquid fires

c)

chemical fires

d)

electric fires

21.

What should be avoided when using a water fire extinguisher?

a)

Hard surfaces like tile

b)

Clothing

c)

Electrical equipment

d)

Non-electrical equipment

22.

What Fires can a Powder Fire Extinguisher put out?

a)

Solid fires like paper and wood

b)

Chemical fires like oil or diesel

c)

Electrical fires

d)

Gas fires

23.

How does a Foam fire extinguisher work?

a)

By cooling the fire

b)

By cutting off the fuel of the fire (Oxygen)

c)

By slowing the fire

d)

None of the above

24.

What types of fires can a Powder fire extinguisher put out?

a)

Solid fires

b)

Liquid fires

c)

Gas fires

d)

Electrical fires

e)

Metal fires

25.

What type of fire does a CO2 Fire extinguisher put out

a)

Electrical fires

b)

Chemical fires

c)

Solid fires

d)

Liquid fires

26.

A class B fire is composed mainly composed of...

a)

Wood, Paper, Trash

b)

Combustible Metals

c)

Electrical

d)

Flammable Liquids

27.

With the PASS method, What does the P stand for?

a)

Point the nozzle

b)

Port the tube

c)

Pick up the extinguisher

d)

Pull the pin

28.

A class C fire is composed mainly composed of...

a)

Wood, Paper, Trash

b)

Combustible Metals

c)

Electrical

d)

Flammable Liquids

29.

A class D fire is composed mainly composed of...

a)

Wood, Paper, Trash

b)

Combustible Metals

c)

Electrical

d)

Flammable Liquids

30.

With the PASS method, What does the A stand for?

a)

Assess the fire

b)

Aim the nozzle

c)

Accelerate toward fire

d)

Access the extinguisher

31.

With the PASS method, What does the first S stand for?

a)

Squeeze the handle

b)

Spray the area

c)

Soak the fire

d)

Smell the smoke

32.

With the PASS method, What does the Second S stand for?

a)

Squeeze the handle

b)

Spray the area

c)

Sweep side to side

d)

Shower the fire

33.

A class A fire is composed mainly composed of...

a)

Wood, Paper, Trash

b)

Combustible Metals

c)

Electrical

d)

Flammable Liquids

34.

Where should you aim the fire extinguisher while trying to put out a fire?

a)

Base of fire

b)

Highest flames

c)

From top to bottom

d)

Whatever is not burning to keep it from burning

35.

The fire alarm sounds in the hospital you are working at. The fire is 2 floors above you, and you are on the 3rd floor. What should you do next?

a)

make sure the fire doors to your unit are closed

b)

start evacuating all of your patients down the stairs

c)

account for all of your patients

d)

wait for further instruction