Statistics
From 2007-2011, there were 3,340 occurrences of this in the U.S.
What are office fires?
These fire safety items should be tested monthly.
What are smoke alarms?
This is what Fire Prevention Week is in commemoration of.
What is the Great Chicago Fire of 1871?
You should avoid running extension cords under these:
What are rugs?
This is a safe area where roll call is taken during an emergency or fire drill.
What is a fire assembly point?
This is the #1 cause of accidental death.
What is carbon monoxide?
The first thing you must do when you discover a fire.
What is raise the alarm?
This is how many days the Great Chicago Fire lasted.
What is 3 days?
It is ok to use this to attach electrical cords to the walls.
What is tape?
The individuals responsible for fire safety in the workplace.
Who are the employer and employees?
3 out of 5 home fire deaths resulted from fires due to this.
What are non-working smoke alarms?
A total of 23% of families have developed and practiced this.
What is a home fire escape plan?
In 1872, this U.S. city experienced a fire that was the most expensive in terms of fire damage.
What is Boston?
Cigar smoke or burnt toast will not active these fire safety tools.
What are fire sprinklers?
Fire alarms should be tested on this time frame.
Over 80% of fire deaths occur in this location.
What is home?
This can be installed in the home to reduce homeowners' insurance premiums.
What is a home fire sprinkler?
What is London?
You should do this if you are unable to evacuate a burning building.
What is stay low under the smoke?
This is the number of exits that should be in every room for emergencies.
What is 2?
This is the region of America that has the highest overall fire death rates (2013-2017).
What is the South?
This is where you should aim a fire extinguisher nozzle when putting out a fire.
What is at the base of the fire?
The Great Chicago Fire of 1871 left an estimated 300 people dead, 100,000 others homeless, and damages were estimated at this amount.
What is $200 million?
The acronym used to describe the correct sequence of using a fire extinguisher.
What is PASS? (pull, aim, squeeze, sweep)
This is the number of exits (to include emergency exits) the FT Largo office has.
What is 5?