- 1. Foam extinguishers work by:
A) Burning fuel
B) Smothering fire by cutting off oxygen
C) Heating fire
D) Melting plastics - 2. Dry powder extinguishers (blue label) work on:
A) Metals only
B) Liquids only
C) Class A, B, and C fires
D) Fats only - 3. Dry powder extinguishers are:
A) Safe but ineffective
B) For cooking
C) Good for electrical fires
D) Water-based - 4. Dry powder extinguishers have the disadvantage of:
A) Being invisible
B) Creating dust that reduces visibility
C) Failing on wood
D) Being heavy - 5. CO₂ extinguishers (black label) are ideal for:
A) Wood fires
B) Electrical fires and Class B fires
C) Metal fires
D) Fats - 6. CO₂ extinguishers leave:
A) Foam
B) No residue
C) Powder
D) Water - 7. Wet chemical extinguishers (yellow label) are used for:
A) Electrical fires
B) Class F fires (cooking oils and fats)
C) Wood fires
D) Gas fires - 8. Wet chemical extinguishers work by:
A) Smothering with powder
B) Forming a foam blanket that cools and smothers the fire
C) Spreading water
D) Igniting fuel - 9. PASS method stands for:
A) Push, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
B) Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
C) Pull, Alert, Squeeze, Stop
D) Press, Aim, Shoot, Sweep - 10. When using a fire extinguisher, you should aim at:
A) Smoke
B) Base of the fire
C) Flames only
D) Ceiling - 11. You should sweep the nozzle:
A) Up and down
B) Side to side until the fire is out
C) In circles
D) Toward the walls - 12. You should only use a fire extinguisher if:
A) You want to test it
B) The fire is small and contained
C) It’s raining
D) Fire is spreading rapidly - 13. You should not use a fire extinguisher if:
A) Fire is small
B) Fire is too large or spreading quickly
C) Exit is clear
D) You know the type - 14. Safety tip for fire extinguishers:
A) Hide it from view
B) Keep extinguishers visible and accessible
C) Place under heavy luggage
D) Store in trunk - 15. Fire axe is used for:
A) Decoration
B) Cooking
C) Responding quickly in case of fire, accident, or emergency
D) Cleaning - 16. Fire axes are commonly found in:
A) Motorcycles
B) Commercial vehicles, buses, trucks
C) Small cars only
D) Bicycles - 17. Fire axe blade is made of:
A) Plastic
B) Wood
C) High-quality steel
D) Rubber - 18. Fire axe handle is made of:
A) Steel
B) Wood or fiberglass
C) Plastic
D) Aluminum - 19. Fire axe uses include:
A) Painting
B) Breaking glass, cutting materials, rescue operations, firefighting support
C) Cleaning floors
D) Signaling only - 20. Fire axe safety tip:
A) Leave it on the seat
B) Keep the blade covered with a protective sheath when not in use
C) Carry loosely
D) Leave in trunk - 21. Tow rope is used for:
A) Cleaning tires
B) Connecting one vehicle to another to tow or pull a disabled vehicle
C) Decoration
D) Measuring speed - 22. Nylon tow ropes are:
A) Rigid
B) Stretchable, absorbs shock, good for lighter vehicles
C) Weak
D) Short - 23. Polyester tow ropes are:
A) Stretchable
B) Less stretch than nylon, strong and durable
C) Weak
D) Flammable - 24. Tow straps are:
A) Thin and weak
B) Made from heavy-duty nylon, wider than standard ropes
C) Metal only
D) Used for decoration - 25. Key feature of tow ropes:
A) Color
B) Load rating / strength
C) Brand
D) Age - 26. Safety when towing:
A) Attach anywhere
B) Use designated towing points on both vehicles
C) Drive fast
D) Avoid signals - 27. Speed when towing:
A) Over 80 km/h
B) Under 30–40 km/h
C) Any speed
D) Depends on color - 28. Tow ropes should be replaced if:
A) They are too clean
B) Frayed, cut, or worn
C) New
D) Short - 29. Do not use tow ropes on:
A) Dirt roads
B) High-speed roads or highways
C) Off-road
D) Private driveways - 30. Alternatives to tow ropes include:
A) Plastic cords
B) Tow chains, tow bars, winches
C) Cloth ropes
D) Rubber bands
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