Trained - Fire
10 Questions
- What is the term for the transfer of heat by the movement of heated fluids or gases, usually in an upward direction?
- Updraft
- Convection
- Flameover
- Stack Effect
- What happens if the concentration of a burning flammable gas in air increases beyond its upper explosive limit?
- Nothing changes; it keeps burning
- It explodes
- It can no longer be extinguished by smothering
- It goes out
- In terms of structural failure risk, what is considered the critical temperature, in degrees F, of lightweight steel trusses?
- 1,000
- 1,500
- 2,000
- 2,200
- When SCBA begin sounding a low air alarm, how long do wearers have before they should be out into clear air?
- At least ten minutes
- No more than five minutes
- Between two and three minutes
- They should already be out
- If firefighters must rely on hose couplings to determine the way out, which way do the male couplings lead?
- In
- Out
- Depends on the hose manufacturer
- Depends whether forward or reverse lay was used to hydrant
- What kind of fires are Class D?
- There is no Class D
- Gases
- Metals
- Cooking oils
- What kind of knot is used for joining two ropes of unequal diameter?
- Sheetbend
- Bowline
- Bag hitch
- Figure 8
- Why are sprinkler heads color coded?
- To indicate manufacturer
- To indicate what they discharge
- To indicate whether they are wet or dry systems
- To indicate their activation temperature
- There is a rule of thumb that begins, "if you can't see your feet because of the smoke, then ...". Then what?
- You are at least 25 feet from the seat of the fire
- You need to use a fog stream
- People on the ground can't see you
- You shouldn't be walking upright
- Can car airbags deploy after the battery has been disconnected?
- Yes, for up to 60 seconds after
- Yes, for up to 30 minutes after
- Yes, for an indefinite period; they are not electrically activated
- No, disconnecting the battery disables them