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MULTIPLE CHOICES

1. INTRODUCTION Is a chemical chain reaction that produces heat and light in the form of
flames, gases and smoke?

a. Fire c. Rotting
b. Rust d. Matter

2. TOPIC 1 The place is the designated location where any crew member should proceed
when hearing the alarm.

a. Bridge c. Muster list

b. Accommodation d. Muster Station

3. TOPIC 2 The general arrangement of ship’s firefighting equipment, escape routes,

ventilation system and etc. is laid out on this plan.

a. Solas Training manual c. Ship’s security plan

b. Fire Control Plan d. Muster list

4. TOPIC 3 A graphical representation having four equal triangular sides illustrating how
chemical chain reaction interacts with fuel, heat and oxygen.

a. Fire Triangle c. Fire tetrahedron

b. Fire line d. Fire square

5. TOPIC 4 Which of the following choices is not an example of ignition source?

a. Friction c. Static Electricity

b. Wielding d. Freezing

6. TOPIC 5 What is the ability of a chemical to burn or ignite, causing fire or combustion?

a. Melting point c. Decomposition

b. Cooling d. Flammability

7. TOPIC 5 What do you call a heat transfer within solids or between contacting solids?
 a. Conduction c. Radiation
b. Convection d. Condition

8. TOPIC 5 It is the final phase of burning wherein flame ceases but dense smoke and heat
completely fill the confined room.

a. Smoldering Phase c. Free burning Phase

b. Incipient Phase d. Growth Phase

9. TOPIC 6 If you discover an unexpected strange smoke in the engine room, what should
you normally do?

a. Find the source of smoke c. Shut down the main engine

b. Immediately run outside d. Press the Fire alarm immediately

10. TOPIC 7 What do you call an action to prevent the completion of the four conditions
required for a fire to occur?

a. Fire Prevention c. Fire Regression

b. Fire Progression d. Fire Revision

11. TOPIC 8 Which of the following detectors is used in early detection of fire?

a. Oxygen Analyzer c. Breath Analyzer

b. Motion Detector d. Smoke Detector

12. TOPIC 9 What firefighting agent that is the most abundant, unexpressive and with cooling
effect?

a. Co2 c. Dry Chemical Powder

b. Water d. Foam

13. TOPIC 10 It is the firefighting equipment used in fast attack and small fires that comes with
different kinds of agents.

a. Fixed Fire Extinguishing System c. Fire Hydrant

b. Fire Blanket d. Fire Extinguishers

14. TOPIC 10 What agent that extinguishes fires by oxygen dilution and can be used on Class
B & C? They are usually ineffective on Class A fires.

a. Carbon Dioxide c. Foam

b. Water d. Halon
15. TOPIC 10 Fire that is classified as a Class C fire can be extinguished by?

a. Water c. CO2
b. Mechanical Foam d. Chemical Foam

16. TOPIC 11 It is a suit that is used to fight a fire on the ship that is made up of fire retardant
material of approved type.

a. Fire Fighting Outfit c. Coverall

b. Chemical Suit d. Formal suit

17. TOPIC 11 What device that gives protection to user from outside gases when fighting a
fire?
a. EEBD c. Face mask
b. Breathing Apparatus d. Chemical mask

18. TOPIC 11 When using a fixed CO2 system because of a serious fire in an engine room,
you should immediately:

a. Stop the Main engine room c. Turn off the Electrical Power
b. Evacuate all personnel d. Open all ventilations

19. TOPIC 11 Burning papers are classified as what class of fire?

a. Class A c. Class C
b. Class B d. Class K

20. TOPIC 11 When extinguishing Class D fires, what is the best agent to use?

a. Dry Chemical Powder c. Foam

b. Water d. C02

21. TOPIC 11 Class C fires will mostly encountered in:

a. Slop tanks c. Laundry room

b. Paint lockers d. Trash cans

22. TOPIC 11 How does foam extinguishes a fire?

 a. Smothering c. Inhibiting
b. Oxygen Dilution d. Starving

23. TOPIC 11 How does a cargo hold fire extinguished by a C02 fixed extinguishing system?

a. Smothering c. Inhibiting
b. Oxygen Dilution d. Starving

24. TOPIC 11 Fires occurring in combustible metals, such as sodium or magnesium, are
classified as what class of fire?

a. Class A c. Class C
b. Class B d. Class D

25. TOPIC 11 Blanketing effect is essential to extinguish this class of fire.

a. Class A c. Class C
b. Class B d. Class D

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