Quiz #5 Fire

WORLD CITI COLLEGES QUIZ # 5
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 2nd Semester

Disaster Readiness SY: 2017 - 2018
NAME: _____________________________________ DATE: ______________
SECTION: __________________
FIRE
MULTIPLE CHOICE. Choose the best answer of the following questions.
__________ 1. What are the four elements of fire tetrahedron?

a. Oxygen, fuel, heat and self-sustained chemical chain reaction
b. Air, fuel, heat and self-sustained chemical chain reaction
c. Air, fuel, gas and self-sustained chemical chain reaction
d. Oxygen, wood, heat and self-sustained chemical chain reaction
e. Oxygen, fuel, gas and self-sustained chemical chain reaction
__________ 2. It is the transfer of heat by the movement of heated fluids or gases, usually in upward
direction?
a. Radiation b. Convection c. Conduction d. Friction
__________ 3. Which of the following phrases about the classification of fire is true?
a. The primary mechanism of extinguishment when dealing with Class B fires is cooling
to reduce the temperature of fuel to slow or stop the release of pyrolysis products.
b. Household appliances, computers, transformers, electric motors and overhead
transmission lines are typical sources of Class C fires
c. No single agent effectively controls fire in all combustible liquids
d. Either b or c
__________ 4. It is the systematic removal of heated air, smoke, and fire gases from a burning
building and replacing them with cooler air.
a. Overhauling b. Rescue and Extrication c. Fire Fighting d. Ventilation
__________ 5. Which of the following phrases is a sign of a potential backdraft?
a. Pressurized smoke coming from small cracks
b. Smoke puffing at intervals from the building (appearance of breathing)
c. Smoke-stained windows
d. All of the above
__________ 6. It refers to the portion of a roadway or public way that should be kept open and
unobstructed at all times for the expedient conduct of fire fighting operations.
a. Fire Escape b. Fire Lane c. Fire Exit d. Fire Protective Assembly
__________ 7. Fires that are started through cooking oils and greases such as animal fats and
vegetable fats
a. Class K b. Class A c. Class C d. Class D
__________ 8. Fires that are ignited through combustible metals such as aluminum potassium
sodium aluminum and magnesium
a. Class B b. Class D c. Class A d. Class K
__________ 9. It refers to an act that would remove or neutralize a fire hazard.
a. Fire Safety Inspection c. Issuance of Notice to Comply
b. Abatement d. Stoppage or Closure
__________ 10. It refers to alarm initiating device designed to actuate when visible or invisible
products of combustion are present in the room or space where the unit is installed?
a. Fire Alarm b. Smoke Alarm c. Smoke Detector d. Sprinkler
__________ 11. Which of the following statement is true about the effect of sprinkler systems on Life
Safety?
a. Preventing fire spread upwards in multistory buildings
b. Fires are too small to activate the sprinkler system
c. Smoke generation reaches occupants before the sprinkler system activates
d. All of the above
__________ 12. It refers to fire-rated wall with specified degree or fire resistance, built of fire-resistive
materials and usually extending from the foundation up to and through the roof a
building, that is designed to limit the spread of a fire within a structure or between
adjacent structures.
a. Fire Wall b. Fire Door c. Veneer Wall d. Cantilever Walls
__________ 13. Who is responsible for the inspection of all buildings, structures, facilities and
premises, hazardous operations, storage facilities and transportation vehicles of
hazardous materials and the determination of compliance of provisions of the Fire
Code of the Philippines and its IRR?
a. Chief, Fire Safety Enforcement Section c. City/Municipal Fire Marshal
b. Chief Operations d. Fire Safety Enforcer
__________ 14. Fires made of plastic, trash, wood, cloth, and plastics
a. Class C b. Class A c. Class K d. Class D
__________ 15. Carbon dioxide and can be used on Class B & C fires
a. Class C b. Dry Chemical c. Carbon Dioxide d. Class D
__________ 16. Fires that are energized through electrical equipment. Once the power is cut out the
fire becomes a different class of fire.
a. Class B b. Class A c. Class C d. Class D
__________ 17. Fires in flammable liquids such as gasoline petroleum oil and paint. Also gases such
as propane and butane.
a. Class C b. Class B c. Class A d. Class K
__________ 18. Water extinguishers are for class A only
a. Dry Chemical b. Class B c. Water and Foam d. Class A
__________ 19. Effective on all fires A B and C fires except D and K
a. Class B b. Dry Chemical c. Class A d. Class C
__________ 20. Fires that are ignited through combustible metals such as aluminum potassium
sodium aluminum and magnesium
a. Class B b. Class D c. Class A d. Class K
ANSWER KEY 1. a 2. b 3. b 4.d 5.d 6. b 9. b 10. c 11. a 12. a 13. c
7.a 8. B
14. b 15.c 16.c 17.b 18.c 19.b 20. b

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WORLD CITI COLLEGES QUIZ # 5

SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 2nd Semester

NAME: _______________________ DATE:

__________ 1. What are the four elements of fire tetrahedron?

14. b 15.c 16.c 17.b 18.c 19.b 20. b

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