Ventilation
Building Construction
Fire Extinguishers
Ladders
NFPA Numbers
100
The planned, systematic and coordinated removal of heated air, smoke and gasses. 

What is ventilation

100

The most common building material used in North America.

What is wood

100

Portable fire fighting device used to combat incipient fires.

What is a Fire Extinguisher.

100

Main structural member of a ladder supporting the rungs or rung blocks.

What is the Beam

100

Standard on protective ensembles for structural firefighting gear.

What is NFPA 1971
200

A technique that uses wind, convection currents and other natural phenomena to ventilate a structure

What is natural ventilation

200

Construction that provided the highest level of protection of fire development and spread as well as collapse composed of non combustible or limited combustible materials. 

What is Type I construction. 
200
Extinguishing agent suitable for combating combustible metal fires.

What is Dry Powder.

200

Upper section of extension or combination ladders; the section that moves.

What is the Fly Section.

200

Standard for firefighter professional qualifications.

What is NFPA 1001

300

The movement of air towards a burning fuel and the movement of smoke out of the compartment or structure.

What is air flow
300

Construction commonly found in older schools and mercantile, businesses. Composed of non-combustible materials. 

What is Type III Construction

300

A phenomenon that occurs when alkaline based chemicals and certain cooking oils come into contact resulting in the forming of a soapy film.

What is Saponification

300

Single section collapsible ladder that is easy to maneuver in restricted places such as access openings or attics and lofts.

What is a Folding ladder.

300
Standard on personal alert safety systems.
What is NFPA 1982
400
Technique using smoke ejectors to develop artificial air flow and to pull smoke out of a structure. 

what is negative pressure ventilation (NPV)

400

Horizontal structural members used to support a ceiling or floor. 

What are joists

400

What classes of Fire can a Dry Chemical portable extinguisher combat.

What is ABC.

400

Recommended visible number of rungs above roofline when ladder is placed on side of building.

What is 3-5 Rungs.

400
Life safety code.

What is NFPA 101

500

Defensive tactic that involves cutting an exhaust opening in the roof of a burning building extending one outside wall to the other to stop fire spread

What is trench ventilation

500

Includes a large number of narrow overlapping glass sections swinging outward. The individual pieces of glass are about 4 inches in width. 

What is a Jalousie windows

500

What does the Acronym AFFF stand for.

What is Aqueous Film Forming Form.

500

Optimal ladder climbing angle.

What is 75 degrees.

500

Standard on portable fire extinguishers.

What is NFPA 10
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