Smoke Detectors
Escape Plan
Fire
Burn Awareness
Miscellaneous
100
Smoke alarms should be replaced after how many years of use?
10 Years
100
If there’s a fire in your home, you should stop to call 911 before getting out?
NO! Get Out & Stay Out
100
Should you close the door that are behind you to slow the spread of a fire during a fire emergency?
Yes.
Close Before you Doze.
100
If your clothing catches on fire you should:
Stop, Drop, & Roll.
100
Fire Alarm.
200
Where should smoke alarms should be placed?
On every level of your home, inside bedrooms and outside sleeping areas.
200
You should have at least ____ escape routes from each room in your house.
Two (2)
200
What 3 things does a fire need to burn?
Oxygen
Fuel
Heat
200
An injury that can be caused by fire, heat, chemical agents, radiation and/or electricity.
Burn
200
A person whose job is to extinguish fires.
Firefighter
300
How often should you test your smoke alarms?
Every month.
300
The best way to exit from a smoky place is to?
Crawl on your hands and knees.
300
If a fire occurred in your home, the time you have to escape could be as little as:
1 Minute
300
Most serious burns are caused by:
Hot Water!
300
What 3 things do you need to tell 9-1-1 dispatch when you call?
Name
Address
What's going on
400
How often should you change your smoke alarm batteries?
Twice a year. Unless it has a 10 year battery.
400
If your house catches on fire, what is the first thing you should do when you get to your meeting place?
Call 9-1-1
400
The crime of deliberately setting fire to something.
Arson
400
If you burn yourself you should immediately put____ on it.
Cold Water!
400
Never put water on fire when
The fire is on an electrical wire
500
When you hear a smoke alarm, you should..
Follow your escape plan and get out fast
500
A designated way out of a building, to be used for escape in the event of an emergency.
Emergency exit
500
A metal container with water or chemicals in it, used for stopping small fires
Fire Extinguisher
500
Burns are also classified into three groups by depth. What are the three groups?
1st Degree - Superficial
2nd Degree - Partial thickness
3rd Degree - Full thickness
500
Why is it dangerous to have electrical devices around water?
Water and most other liquids can conduct an electrical current. If a liquid is spilled near an electrical outlet or a device that is plugged in, the current can flow through the liquid and shock a person.