The color of smoke that indicate humid materials.

Black smoke

Garlic odor smoke

●White smoke

Biting smoke

It occurs when flames flash over the entire

surface of a room as a result of all the materials in
the room reaching their ignition temperatures.
Ignition

Backdraft

Free-burning

●Flashover

First element known to man by experience, a

colorless, odorless, and tasteless gas which
supports life and fire.
Nitrogen

Hydrogen

Neon

●Oxygen

All the items below are the components of the Fire

Triangle except one:
Heat

●Carbon Dioxide
Fuel

Oxygen

Combustion is very complex and is a subject of

much research. A condensed-phase combustion is
usually referred to as:
Explosion

Ignition

●Glowing combustion

Detonation

Vapor density greater than ___ indicates a vapor

heavier than air.
Four

●One

Two

Three

It is the most dangerous of all fuel types because

they are already in the natural state required for
ignition.
Liquid fuels

All of the above

●Gaseous fuels

Solid fuels
A kind of heat transfer through circulation within a
medium such as gas or liquid.
Conduction

Radiation

●Convection

Direct contact

The range between the Lower Explosive

(Flammable) Limit and the Upper Explosive
(Flammable) Limit.
●Flammable (Explosive) Range

Middle (Explosive) Range

Medium (Explosive) Range

None of the above

Heat generated in a stove is distributed

throughout the room by heating the air
conductively, but the circulation of the heated air
through the room to some distant is a heat
transfer made of?
Convection

Conduction

●All of these

Radiation
 The combustion product must responsible for the
spread of fire in the building is___________.
Heat

Conduction

Flame

●Smoke

The energy transferred from one body to another

when the temperatures of the bodies are different.
Kinetic energy

●Heat

Chemical energy

Mechanical energy

Incandescent gases accompanied by rapid

oxidation of combustible materials is
called__________________.
Heat

●Flames

Smoke

Ashes

Self-sustaining process of rapid oxidation of a fuel

which produces heat and light.
●Fire

Combustion
Explosion

Radiation

Oxygen concentrations below twenty-one (21)

percent have some effect on life safety. At what
concentration percentage an individual is
expected to become unconscious?
19 percent

10 percent

●9 percent

12 percent

Vapor density____one indicates a vapor lighter

than air.
●less than

greater than

none of the above

equal to

Any liquid having a flash point below 100°F or

37.8°C and having a vapor pressure not exceeding
40 psi is called?
Boiling point

Boil-over

●Flammable liquids

Flash point
 Usually comes in a form of combustible liquid
which is a contrivance to hasten the start of fire?
Wick

●Accelerant

Trailer

Plants

A process of separating a stable compound to

separate a mere flammable substance is called?
Forging

Condensation

●Distallation

Polymerization

Which mechanism is not a way to transfer heat?

●Ignition

Conduction

Radiation

Convection

Which of the following is false?

●Heat flows from a colder substance to a hotter substance.

A colder substance will absorb heat until it reaches thermal equilibrium.

Conduction involves transferring heat internally, by vibrations of atoms and molecules.

Heat flows from a hot substance to a cold substance.

 These are products of combustion commonly
found in structural fires that create a life hazard,
except one:
Poisonous gases

●Oxygen

Heat

Smoke

What is the temperature at which the material is

not enough to keep burning but still gives off
enough vapors to cause a flash across the surface.
Boiling point

Fire point

●Kindling temperature

Flash point

This type of heat energy is when a current flows

through a conductor or when a spark jumps on air
gap.
Solar

●Electrical

Mechanical

Chemical
 Any flammable gas liquefied through pressure.
The liquid vaporizes under normal atmospheric
pressure is called?
Gasoline

Shellane

Gasul

●Liquified Petroleum Gas

A material that readily yields oxygen in quantities

sufficient to stimulate or support combustion is
called?
Combustible material

Pyrophoric

●Oxidizing material

Organic peroxide

Degree to which a solid, liquid, or gas dissolves in

a solvent (usually water).
Acidity

Permeability

●Solubility

Alkalinity

The minimum temperature to which a fuel, in air,

must be heated to start self-sustained combustion
without a separate ignition source.
Combustion

Explosion

Flash point

●Ignition temperature

The chemical decomposition of matter through the

action of heat.
●Ashes

Pyrolysis

Carbon

Charcoal

The transformation of a compound into one or

more other substances by heat alone.
Pyrolysis

Flashover

Flash point

●Ignition