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1. If you burn your hand, you should do what immediately?

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When you burn your hand, putting it under cold water for 10-15 minutes is the correct immediate action to take. Cold water helps to cool down the burn and prevent further damage to the skin. It also helps to alleviate the pain and reduce swelling. Applying ice directly to the burn can cause further damage to the skin, so it is not recommended. Treating with butter or covering with antibacterial ointment are not appropriate actions for a burn and may even worsen the condition.

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This trivia questions quiz is on Fire Safety Awareness! It is perfect for helping one see just how knowledgeable they are when it comes to preventing fires, controlling... see moreand stopping them. Think you know enough to get all the questions right or might you need a safety refresher course? Take the quiz and get to find out. All the best! see less

2. What does the abbreviation "FEMA" stand for?

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The correct answer is "Federal Emergency Management Agency." FEMA is a government agency in the United States that is responsible for coordinating and responding to emergencies and disasters, both natural and man-made. They provide assistance and support to individuals, communities, and state and local governments in times of crisis.

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3. Where's the best place to store gasoline?

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The best place to store gasoline is in the garage or an approved gas storage area. Storing gasoline in the backyard, kitchen, or basement can be dangerous as these areas are not designed to handle flammable materials. The garage is a better option as it is typically well-ventilated and away from living spaces. However, it is important to ensure that the garage is not attached to the house and has proper fire safety measures in place. An approved gas storage area, such as a dedicated shed or container, is even safer as it is specifically designed to store flammable materials.

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4. The Home Fire Sprinkler Coalition was founded in what year?

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The Home Fire Sprinkler Coalition was founded in 1996.

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5. A Class A fire extinguisher most often is used for which type fires?

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A Class A fire extinguisher is typically used for wood and paper fires. This type of fire extinguisher contains water or a foam-based solution that helps to cool down and smother the flames. Wood and paper fires are common in residential and commercial settings, and a Class A fire extinguisher is effective in suppressing these types of fires by removing the heat and oxygen elements necessary for combustion.

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6. To help a hearing impaired person know there is a fire, what is the quickest way to let them know?

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A flashing smoke detector would be the quickest way to let a hearing impaired person know that there is a fire. Since they cannot hear the traditional alarm sound, a flashing light would effectively alert them to the emergency. This visual cue would ensure that they are aware of the situation and can take appropriate action to evacuate or seek help.

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7. What is the best way to put out a pan fire on the stove?

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The best way to put out a pan fire on the stove is by putting the lid over the pan. This method helps to cut off the oxygen supply to the fire, which is necessary for combustion. By covering the pan with a lid, the fire is deprived of oxygen and will eventually extinguish. This is a safe and effective way to quickly and efficiently put out a pan fire without the risk of spreading the fire or causing harm.

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8. NFPA stands for?

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NFPA stands for the National Fire Prevention Association. This organization is dedicated to promoting fire safety and prevention measures. They develop and publish fire codes and standards, conduct research, and provide education and training to professionals in the field. The NFPA plays a crucial role in ensuring the safety of people and property by working towards reducing the risk of fire incidents and improving fire protection measures.

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9. The NFPA firedog is named what?

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Sparky is the correct answer because the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) has a mascot named Sparky the Fire Dog. Sparky is a widely recognized character used by the NFPA to educate children and adults about fire safety. The name "Sparky" is commonly associated with fire safety education and the NFPA's efforts to prevent fires and promote fire safety awareness.

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10. If there is a fire in your home, you should do what to the doors after you go through them, while escaping the house?

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In the event of a fire in your home, you should close the doors after you go through them while escaping the house. Closing the doors can help to contain the fire and prevent it from spreading rapidly to other areas of the house. It can also help to limit the amount of oxygen available to the fire, potentially slowing down its growth. By closing the doors, you are creating barriers that can buy you and others more time to safely exit the house and for emergency responders to arrive.

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11. Over half of the fires started by small children in the U.S. start in which room of the house?

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The correct answer is Bedroom. This is because small children often play with matches or lighters in their bedrooms, which can easily start fires. Bedrooms typically contain flammable materials such as bedding, curtains, and toys, making them more susceptible to fires. Additionally, children may be unsupervised in their bedrooms, increasing the likelihood of accidents.

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12. To ensure that an electrical charge does not connect with your gas tank while you are fueling, you should do what?

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When you touch the vehicle as you get out of the car, you are grounding yourself and discharging any static electricity that may have built up on your body. This helps to prevent any electrical charge from connecting with the gas tank while fueling, which could potentially cause a fire or explosion.

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13. What is the proper procedure in lighting an outdoor charcoal grill?

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The proper procedure in lighting an outdoor charcoal grill is to spray on lighter fluid, cap the fluid, light the grill carefully, and then store the can away from the grill and children. This ensures that the charcoal gets ignited properly and safely, while also preventing any accidents or injuries by storing the flammable fluid away from the grill and children.

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14. Helping FEMA, the other Partner groups helping protect babies and toddlers from fire hazards are?

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The correct answer is American Academy Of Pediatrics, Zero To Three, National Safe Kids, National Fire Protection Association. These organizations are all partner groups that help protect babies and toddlers from fire hazards. The American Academy of Pediatrics provides guidelines and recommendations for child safety, including fire safety. Zero To Three focuses on promoting the health and development of infants and toddlers, including their safety. National Safe Kids is dedicated to preventing childhood injuries, including those caused by fires. The National Fire Protection Association sets safety standards and provides education on fire prevention. Together, these organizations work to ensure the safety of babies and toddlers in fire emergencies.

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15. While being helpful, what device can also be a detriment when trying to escape a burning house?

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While devices like smoke alarms, sprinklers, and flashlights can be helpful in escaping a burning house by alerting people, extinguishing fires, and providing visibility, a security bar on windows can be a detriment. In the event of a fire, these bars can block or restrict access to windows, making it difficult or impossible to escape through them. This can trap people inside the burning house and prevent them from reaching safety.

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If you burn your hand, you should do what immediately?
What does the abbreviation "FEMA" stand for?
Where's the best place to store gasoline?
The Home Fire Sprinkler Coalition was founded in what year?
A Class A fire extinguisher most often is used for which type fires?
To help a hearing impaired person know there is a fire, what is the...
What is the best way to put out a pan fire on the stove?
NFPA stands for?
The NFPA firedog is named what?
If there is a fire in your home, you should do what to the doors after...
Over half of the fires started by small children in the U.S. start in...
To ensure that an electrical charge does not connect with your gas...
What is the proper procedure in lighting an outdoor charcoal grill?
Helping FEMA, the other Partner groups helping protect babies and...
While being helpful, what device can also be a detriment when trying...
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