Fire Basics
What three things does a fire need to burn?
What is heat, fuel, and oxygen?
Where should smoke alarms be installed in a house?
What is on every level, especially near bedrooms?
Name one thing you should never leave unattended while it’s on.
What is a stove or candle?
What is the first thing you should do if you see a fire?
What is get an adult or call for help?
What color are most firefighter helmets?
What is yellow or black?
What number do you call in an emergency?
What is 911?
How often should smoke alarm batteries be checked?
What is once a month?
What should you keep at least 3 feet away from space heaters?
What is anything flammable?
What position should you use if there's heavy smoke in a room?
What is staying low or crawling?
What do firefighters wear to protect themselves from smoke?
What is an SCBA (air tank and mask)?
What is the hottest part of a flame called?
What is the blue inner core?
What should you do if your clothes catch on fire?
What is stop, drop, and roll?
What is the safe way to dispose of hot ashes?
What is putting them in a metal container?
What should you check a door for before opening it during a fire?
What is heat with the back of your hand?
What is the name of a firefighter’s main water hose?
What is an attack line?
What type of fire extinguisher is used for most home fires?
What is an ABC extinguisher?
What type of fire is caused by cooking oil or grease?
What is a grease fire?
What should you never plug multiple devices into at once?
What is a single outlet or power strip?
What does PASS stand for when using a fire extinguisher?
What is Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep?
What vehicle carries water to fires in areas without hydrants?
What is a tanker truck?
What is the scientific term for removing heat from a fire?
What is cooling?
Why should you sleep with your bedroom door closed?
What is to slow smoke and fire from entering?
What type of plan should every family practice at least twice a year?
What is a fire escape plan?
What should you do if you are trapped in a building during a fire?
What is seal the door and call for help?
What is the term for the team structure firefighters use on scene?
What is the incident command system?