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FIRE HISTORY
STANDARDS
100
STANDARD FOR PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS

NFPA 10

100
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

CHAPTER 2

100

WHEN USING A FIRE EXTINGUISHER YOU SHOULD AIM THE SPRAY AT THE SHOOTING FLAMES

FALSE (YOU SHOULD AIM THE SPRAY AT THE BASE OF THE FIRE)
100

WHO OR WHAT WAS BLAMED FOR THE GREAT CHICAGO FIRE

MS. O'LEARY COW

100

A SAFETY LOOP OR DEVICE THAT PREVENTS THE GATE FROM CLOSING ON VEHICLES GOING THRU THE GATE SHALL BE INSTALLED ON ALL ELECTRIC GATES

STANDARD A-3

200
STANDARD FOR WET CHEMICAL EXTINGUISHING SYSTEMS

NFPA 17A

200

INTERIOR FINISHES

CHAPTER 8

200

YOU SHOULD TAKE A HEADCOUNT OF EVERYONE IN THE EVACUATION AREA SO YOU WILL KNOW IF EVERYONE IS OUT?

TRUE
200

WHEN DID RESIDENTIAL FIRE SPRINKLERS BECOME REQUIRED IN CALIFORNIA

2011

200

PRE-STIE INSPECTION: AN INSPECTION OF THE HOT WORK SITE SHALL BE CONDUCTED BY THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR OF HIS/HER DESIGNEE PRIOR TO HOT WORK OPERATIONS.

STANDARD B-2

300

STANDARD FOR THE INSTALLATION OF PRIVATE FIRE SERVICE MAINS AND THEIR APPURTENANCES

NFPA 24
300

FUEL DISPENSING & GARAGES

CHAPTER 23

300
FIRE EXTINGUISHER WITH A 2A RATING THE LETTER INDICATES THE CLASS OF FIRE

TRUE

300

WHO INVENTED THE FIRST AUTOMATIC FIRE SPRINKLER

1872 PHILIP W. PRATT

300

FDC'S SHALL SERVE ONLY AUTOMATIC FIRE SYSTEMS AND STANDPIPE SYSTEMS AND SHALL NOT BE CONNECTED  TO ONSITE FIRE HYDRANTS UNLESS APPROVED BY AHJ

STANDARD F-4

400

WHAT IS THE NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE 

NFPA 70

400

MOTION PICTURE AND TV PRODUCTION

CHAPTER 48

400

A HIGHER FLASH POINT MEANS THAT A LIQUID IS MORE FLAMMABLE

FALSE (A HIGHER FLASH POINT INDICATES THAT A LIQUID IS LESS FLAMMABLE

400

WHAT YEAR DID CALIFORNIA REQUIRE ALL KITCHEN SUPPRESSION SYSTEMS TO BE UL300

JANUARY 1, 2009
400

INDIVIDUAL PILES SHALL NOT BE CLOSER THEN TWENTY FEET FROM PROPERTY LINE

STANDARD G-1

500

STANDARD SYSTEM FOR THE IDENTIFICATION OF THE HAZARD OF MATERIALS FOR EMERGENCY RESPONSE

NFPA 704

500

TENTS

CHAPTER 31

500

ASSEMBLY OCCUPANCIES WITH AN OCCUPANT LOAD NOT EXCEEDING 1000 SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH A WET STAND PIPE

FALSE (Assembly occupancies with an occupant load not exceeding one thousand (1000) do not need to be provided with a wet standpipe. A wet standpipe is a system of pipes and valves that are permanently filled with water and used for firefighting purposes. In this case, since the occupant load is not exceeding 1000, it is not necessary to have a wet standpipe)

500

WHAT YEAR WERE  PANIC BARS INVENTED

1898

500

THE PURPOSE OF THIS STANDARD IS TO SERVE AS A GUIDLINE TO NFPA 24 & 25 FOR ESTABLISHING AN ONSITE PRIVATE WATER SUPPLY.

STANDARD W-2