Do You Have Basic Knowledge Of Fire Safety Techniques? Trivia Questions Quiz

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Do You Have Basic Knowledge Of Fire Safety Techniques? Without heat, oxygen and fuel, a fire will not start or either spread. It can be caused by different materials from solid materials, flammable liquids to electrical appliances and for a better understanding on how to stop to avoid and control the above, it's important to Have Basic Knowledge Of Fire Safety Techniques. This trivia Questions Quiz will help you out on that.

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1.

When using a rope for Life-Safety you can use either natural or Synthetic.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
B. False

Explanation
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2.

The life-safety rope must meet certain criteria, which is not one of them.
- A.
  
  Rope must not be Visibly damage
- B.
  
  Rope must be less then 2 years old
- C.
  
  Rope has not been impoact loaded
- D.
  
  Rope must not have been exposed to liquids, solids, gasses, mists, or vapours from any chemical or material that can deteriorate rope
- E.
  
  The rope must pass inspection procedures by qualified person both before and after each use. Inspection procedures must follow the manufacturer's recommendation.
Correct Answer
B. Rope must be less then 2 years old

Explanation
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3.

Synthetic fiber rope has excellent resistance to mildew and rotting, has excellent strength, and is easy to maintain.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
A. True

Explanation
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4.

1. Dynamic Rope is used for most rope-rescues incidents. it is designed for a low stretch without breaking. 2. Static, Rope is used when long falls are a possibility, such as in recreational rock climbing
- A.
  
  Both True
- B.
  
  Both False
- C.
  
  1 true, 2 False
- D.
  
  1 False, 2 true
Correct Answer
B. Both False

Explanation
267

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5.

Kernmantle, a jacketed rope, is composed of braided covering or sheath over a core of the main load-bearing strands. At what Strength does the core account For?
- A.
  
  25
- B.
  
  50
- C.
  
  75
- D.
  
  100
Correct Answer
C. 75

Explanation
267

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6.

When using a rope log it should only be written in when there is a Rescue done with it.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
B. False

Explanation
270

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7.

When dealing with Natural fiber rope the best way to clean it is to use a rope cleaner and place it in a dry area, not in the sun.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
B. False

Explanation
271

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8.

What is Not one of the characteristics of a Fire Knot.
- A.
  
  Easy to tie
- B.
  
  Must always have a tial of 2 feet
- C.
  
  Easy to untie
- D.
  
  Be secure under load
- E.
  
  Reduce the rop's strength as little as possible
Correct Answer
B. Must always have a tial of 2 feet

Explanation
274

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9.

True or False Class, I Harness, also known as a full body harness, and can hold up to 600 lb Class II harness, also known as a two-person Seat harness, can hold up to 600 lb Class III Harness, also known as a Seat harness, can hold up to 30lb
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
B. False

Explanation
282

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10.

True or False 1- Rescue- Saving live from fire or accident; removing a victim from an untenable or unhealthy atmosphere. 2- Extraction- Situation where the victim is most probably dead and then the goal of the operation is to recover the body.
- A.
  
  Both True
- B.
  
  Both False
- C.
  
  1 True, 2 False
- D.
  
  1 False, 2 True
Correct Answer
C. 1 True, 2 False

Explanation
305

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11.

When performing a secondary search it should be by the crew that did the primary because they know the building better.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
B. False

Explanation
309

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12.

Put in order the Search prioties 1 Exposed 2 Largest numbers 3 Most severely threatened 4 Remainder of hazards
- A.
  
  3, 2, 4, 1
- B.
  
  2, 3, 1, 4
- C.
  
  3, 2, 4, 1
- D.
  
  1, 2, 3, 4
Correct Answer
C. 3, 2, 4, 1

Explanation
309

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13.

When Searching a highrise building you first search the fire floor, followed the by the floor above. What is the next area do you search?
- A.
  
  Floor below
- B.
  
  Topmost floor
- C.
  
  Two floor above the fire
- D.
  
  The floor with the most people
Correct Answer
B. Topmost floor

Explanation
315

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14.

Under no circumstance should you throw out your helmet ar any other part of your protective ensemble?
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
A. True

Explanation
320

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15.

An _____is a step-up transformer that converts a vechicle 12- or 24-volt DC current into 110- or 220-volt AC current.
- A.
  
  Generator
- B.
  
  Inverter
- C.
  
  Power plant
- D.
  
  Hydraulic
Correct Answer
B. Inverter

Explanation
332

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16.

This pattern of collapse is possible in any building where simultaneous failure of exterior walls results in the upper floors and roof collapsing on top of each other.
- A.
  
  Pancake collapse
- B.
  
  V-shape collapse
- C.
  
  Lean-to collapse
- D.
  
  A-frame collapse
- E.
  
  Cantilever collapse
Correct Answer
A. Pancake collapse

Explanation
362

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17.

This pattern of collapse occurs when one outer wall fails while the opposite wall remains intact.
- A.
  
  Pancake collapse
- B.
  
  V-shape collapse
- C.
  
  Lean-to collapse
- D.
  
  A-frame collapse
- E.
  
  Cantilever collapse
Correct Answer
C. Lean-to collapse

Explanation
363

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18.

This pattern of collapse occurs when the floor and/or roof assemblies on both sides of a center wall collapse into what might be seen as opposing lean-to collapse.
- A.
  
  Pancake collapse
- B.
  
  V-shape collapse
- C.
  
  Lean-to collapse
- D.
  
  A-frame collapse
- E.
  
  Cantilever collapse
Correct Answer
D. A-frame collapse

Explanation
363

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19.

This pattern of collapse occurs when the outer walls remain intact and the upper floors and /or roof structure fails in the middle.
- A.
  
  Pancake collapse
- B.
  
  V-shape collapse
- C.
  
  Lean-to collapse
- D.
  
  A-frame collapse
- E.
  
  Cantilever collapse
Correct Answer
B. V-shape collapse

Explanation
363

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20.

This pattern of collapse occurs when one or more walls of a multistore building collapse, leaving the floors attached to and supported by the remaining walls.
- A.
  
  Pancake collapse
- B.
  
  V-shape collapse
- C.
  
  Lean-to collapse
- D.
  
  A-frame collapse
- E.
  
  Cantilever collapse
Correct Answer
E. Cantilever collapse

Explanation
365

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Do You Have Basic Knowledge Of Fire Safety Techniques? Trivia Questions Quiz

When using a rope for Life-Safety you can use either natural or Synthetic.

The life-safety rope must meet certain criteria, which is not one of them.

Synthetic fiber rope has excellent resistance to mildew and rotting, has excellent strength, and is easy to maintain.

1. Dynamic Rope is used for most rope-rescues incidents. it is designed for a low stretch without breaking. 2. Static, Rope is used when long falls are a possibility, such as in recreational rock climbing

Kernmantle, a jacketed rope, is composed of braided covering or sheath over a core of the main load-bearing strands. At what Strength does the core account For?

When using a rope log it should only be written in when there is a Rescue done with it.

When dealing with Natural fiber rope the best way to clean it is to use a rope cleaner and place it in a dry area, not in the sun.

What is Not one of the characteristics of a Fire Knot.

True or False Class, I Harness, also known as a full body harness, and can hold up to 600 lb Class II harness, also known as a two-person Seat harness, can hold up to 600 lb Class III Harness, also known as a Seat harness, can hold up to 30lb

True or False 1- Rescue- Saving live from fire or accident; removing a victim from an untenable or unhealthy atmosphere. 2- Extraction- Situation where the victim is most probably dead and then the goal of the operation is to recover the body.

When performing a secondary search it should be by the crew that did the primary because they know the building better.

Put in order the Search prioties 1 Exposed 2 Largest numbers 3 Most severely threatened 4 Remainder of hazards

When Searching a highrise building you first search the fire floor, followed the by the floor above. What is the next area do you search?

Under no circumstance should you throw out your helmet ar any other part of your protective ensemble?

An _____is a step-up transformer that converts a vechicle 12- or 24-volt DC current into 110- or 220-volt AC current.

This pattern of collapse is possible in any building where simultaneous failure of exterior walls results in the upper floors and roof collapsing on top of each other.

This pattern of collapse occurs when one outer wall fails while the opposite wall remains intact.

This pattern of collapse occurs when the floor and/or roof assemblies on both sides of a center wall collapse into what might be seen as opposing lean-to collapse.

This pattern of collapse occurs when the outer walls remain intact and the upper floors and /or roof structure fails in the middle.

This pattern of collapse occurs when one or more walls of a multistore building collapse, leaving the floors attached to and supported by the remaining walls.