HVAC: Basic Ventilation Practices Trivia Quiz

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    What are two types of ventilation?

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    • Left to Right
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    • Mechanical and Hydraulic
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  • 2. 

    What is an Expandable Roof Cut?

    • Expanding a previous roof cut, extending outwards fromt the initial cut.

    • Making a long rectangular cut in a roof.

    • Small triangular cut in the roof.

    Correct Answer
    A. Expanding a previous roof cut, extending outwards fromt the initial cut.
    Explanation
    An expandable roof cut refers to the act of enlarging a previous roof cut by extending it outward from the initial cut. This means that the original cut is expanded in size, allowing for more space or ventilation in the roof. This explanation clarifies that an expandable roof cut is not a small triangular cut or a long rectangular cut, but rather the process of extending a previous cut.

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  • 3. 

    How many means of Egress should there be when performing verticle ventilation?

    • One

    • None

    • Two

    • Four

    Correct Answer
    A. Two
    Explanation
    When performing vertical ventilation, there should be two means of egress. This means that there should be two separate exits or escape routes available for individuals in case of an emergency. Having two means of egress ensures that there is a backup option in case one route is blocked or inaccessible. It is important to have multiple means of egress to prioritize the safety and well-being of the individuals involved in the ventilation process.

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  • 4. 

    What is the first cut that needs to be made on a flat roof?

    • Trench Cut

    • Smoke indicator hole

    • Inspection Cut

    • Expandable Cut

    Correct Answer
    A. Inspection Cut
    Explanation
    The first cut that needs to be made on a flat roof is an inspection cut. This cut is made to assess the condition of the roof and identify any potential issues or areas that need repair. It allows the roofer to examine the underlying layers of the roof and determine the best course of action for maintenance or repairs. By making an inspection cut, the roofer can ensure that the roof is in good condition and address any problems before they escalate.

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  • 5. 

    Which of the following IS a sign of a backdraft?

    • Kurt Russel running into a fire.

    • No visible flame or a very dull red flame in the depth of the smoke.

    • A visible sign Reading "WARNING- BACKDRAFT IMMENIATE"

    • Everything in a confined area ignites at almost the same time.

    Correct Answer
    A. No visible flame or a very dull red flame in the depth of the smoke.
    Explanation
    A sign of a backdraft is when there is no visible flame or a very dull red flame in the depth of the smoke. This indicates that the fire is deprived of oxygen and is not burning efficiently. It suggests that the fire is smoldering and may be building up heat and gases, which can lead to a sudden and explosive ignition when fresh air is introduced. This is a dangerous situation that can result in a powerful and destructive explosion.

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  • 6. 

    Which of the following is not determined by an Inspection Cut?

    • Roof covering and the dept of the covering

    • Rafter direction

    • The bast place to hold a marshmallow roast.

    • Conditions directly below the fire fighters

    Correct Answer
    A. The bast place to hold a marshmallow roast.
    Explanation
    An inspection cut is a technique used by firefighters to assess the conditions of a structure during a fire. It involves cutting a hole in the roof to observe the fire's behavior and determine the best course of action. The rafter direction and the conditions directly below the firefighters can be determined through an inspection cut as they are directly related to the structure and the fire. However, the best place to hold a marshmallow roast is not relevant to firefighting or the assessment of a fire incident, making it the answer that is not determined by an inspection cut.

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  • 7. 

    When should you cut a hole in a roof?

    • The fire is in its early stages and has not progressed into the attic area.

    • IF the fire is known to be under the roof boards or on a top floor extending into the cockloft.

    • If you find no signs of smoke or fire.

    • Everyone is packin up and ready to head back to their stations.

    Correct Answer
    A. IF the fire is known to be under the roof boards or on a top floor extending into the cockloft.
    Explanation
    Cutting a hole in a roof is necessary when the fire is known to be under the roof boards or on a top floor extending into the cockloft. This action allows firefighters to ventilate the structure and release the heat, smoke, and gases, preventing the fire from spreading further. However, if the fire has not progressed into the attic area, there may not be a need to cut a hole in the roof. Additionally, if there are no signs of smoke or fire, or if the situation is under control and everyone is ready to leave, cutting a hole in the roof may not be necessary.

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  • 8. 

    Which is NOT used for verticle venilation.

    • Attic Ladder

    • Pike Pole

    • Roof ladder

    • Extension ladder

    • Smoke Ejector

    Correct Answer
    A. Attic Ladder
    Explanation
    An attic ladder is not used for vertical ventilation. Attic ladders are used to access attics or crawl spaces, but they are not designed or used for ventilation purposes. On the other hand, pike poles, roof ladders, extension ladders, and smoke ejectors are commonly used tools for vertical ventilation in firefighting and other emergency situations.

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  • 9. 

    Hrdraulic Ventilation involves the use of____________ to remove smoke from a room.

    Correct Answer
    a handline
    Explanation
    A handline is not used in hydraulic ventilation. Hydraulic ventilation involves the use of water or a water-based solution to remove smoke from a room. This method utilizes the force of water to create a fine mist or spray that helps to reduce the temperature and disperse the smoke, making it easier for firefighters to enter and extinguish the fire. A handline, on the other hand, is a firefighting tool that consists of a hose and nozzle used to deliver water or foam to extinguish a fire. Therefore, the answer "a handline" is incorrect in relation to hydraulic ventilation.

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  • 10. 

    Ventilation is used to release trapped _______, _________, and _______ _________.

    Correct Answer
    heat, smoke, and toxic gasses
    Explanation
    Ventilation is an essential process used to release trapped heat, smoke, and toxic gases. When a space becomes overheated, ventilation helps to remove the excess heat and maintain a comfortable temperature. In the case of a fire or smoke-filled area, ventilation is crucial to eliminate the smoke, which can impair visibility and cause respiratory issues. Additionally, ventilation helps to expel toxic gases that may be present, preventing their accumulation and potential harm to occupants.

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  • 11. 

    What are two types of ventilation?

  • 12. 

    Define the terms Backdraft, Flashover, and Rollover.

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