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Fire and Safety Online Test

1. What is the "PASS" method used for during a fire emergency?

a) Proceed, Aim, Squeeze, Stop
b) Pull, Aim, Sweep, Shout
c) Push, Activate, Spray, Stop
d) Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep

2. What is the recommended type of fire extinguisher for use on electrical fires?

a) Class A extinguisher
b) Class B extinguisher
c) Class C extinguisher
d) Class D extinguisher

3. What does the "RACE" acronym stand for in fire safety procedures?

a) React, Alarm, Control, Evacuate
b) Rescue, Alarm, Contain, Extinguish
c) Report, Alert, Calm, Escape
d) Run, Avoid, Cover, Exit

4. What is the purpose of a fire blanket?

a) To extinguish large fires in buildings
b) To smother small fires on a person's clothing or other objects
c) To protect windows from heat and flames
d) To alert people about a fire emergency

5. How often should smoke alarms be tested and batteries replaced?

a) Test quarterly, replace batteries yearly
b) Test monthly, replace batteries every 6 months
c) Test annually, replace batteries every 3 years
d) Test monthly, replace batteries at least once a year

6. What is the primary purpose of an evacuation plan?

a) To simulate fire drills for fun
b) To provide a clear and organized way for occupants to exit a building safely during emergencies, such as fires
c) To ensure everyone gathers in one place during emergencies
d) To enforce strict rules and regulations in the workplace

7. What should you do if your clothes catch fire?

a) Panic and run around
b) Call a friend for help
c) Stop, drop, and roll
d) Remove your clothes as quickly as possible

8. Q: What is the importance of having designated fire exits in buildings?

a) They provide easy access for maintenance personnel
b) They serve as emergency storage areas for supplies
c) They offer a convenient smoking area for occupants
d) They provide safe and direct routes for people to evacuate a building in the event of a fire

9. Q: What is the "Triangle of Fire" and what are its three sides?

a) Three different types of fire extinguishers
b) Heat, Fuel, Water
c) Heat, Oxygen, Smoke
d) Heat, Fuel, Oxygen

10. Q: How should you respond if you discover a fire in a public place or building?

a) Wait for someone else to take action
b) Immediately evacuate and leave the fire for professionals to handle
c) Take a photo or video for social media before evacuating
d) Immediately activate the fire alarm, alert others in the vicinity, evacuate following the evacuation plan, and call the emergency services

11. Q: What type of fire is caused by flammable metals such as magnesium or titanium?

a) Class A fire
b) Class B fire
c) Class C fire
d) Class D fire

12. Q: What is the minimum recommended number of fire drills a building should conduct each year?

a) 1
b) 2
c) 3
d) 4

13. Q: What does the acronym "AED" stand for in relation to fire and safety?

a) Automatic Emergency Device
b) Automated External Device
c) Automatic Extinguishing Device
d) Automated External Defibrillator

14. Q: Which type of fire extinguisher should be used for flammable liquids like gasoline or oil?

a) Class A extinguisher
b) Class B extinguisher
c) Class C extinguisher
d) Class D extinguisher

15. Q: What is the primary purpose of a fire risk assessment?

a) To identify potential fire hazards
b) To evaluate the effectiveness of fire drills
c) To test the response time of the fire department
d) To assess the building's insurance coverage

16. Q: Which of the following is NOT a common cause of electrical fires?

a) Overloading electrical outlets
b) Faulty electrical wiring
c) Excessive water usage near electrical appliances
d) Misuse of extension cords

17. Q: What should you do if you hear a fire alarm in a building?

a) Assume it's a false alarm and ignore it
b) Investigate the source of the alarm
c) Immediately evacuate the building using the designated fire exits
d) Wait for an announcement before taking action

18. Q: What is the purpose of a fire warden in a workplace?

a) To start fires for training purposes
b) To assist firefighters with their equipment
c) To enforce fire safety regulations
d) To coordinate emergency evacuations and ensure everyone's safety during a fire

19. Q: Which type of fire extinguisher is suitable for fires involving cooking oils and fats?

a) Class A extinguisher
b) Class B extinguisher
c) Class C extinguisher
d) Class K extinguisher

20. Q: What is the recommended way to check if a closed door is safe to open during a fire?

a) Feel the doorknob with your palm to see if it's hot
b) Knock on the door and listen for sounds of fire inside
c) Check for smoke under the door
d) Wait for someone else to open the door first
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