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Firematics

These quizzes have been designed to assist individuals in becoming a well rounded Fire and Life Safety Director. Croker’s quiz training module may be used in conjunction with Croker’s FDNY accredited course (and distributed course material) to aid in the learning process.
How to use this quiz training module:
Press the Get Started button below to begin. After selecting an answer, click the Next Question button to see if your answer is correct (green) or incorrect (red).
If correct, click Next Question again to proceed to the next slide. If incorrect, you may continue to try until you get the correct answer before moving on to the Next Question.

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Question 1.
What happens when oxygen is introduced into a room full of hot gases?

A. Backdraft

B. Rollover

C. Blowback

D. Flashover

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Question 2.
What action might have limited the spread of smoke during a New Year’s Eve fire at a Virginia medical center where three of the four victims died of smoke inhalation?

A. Opening the Window of the Fire Room

B. Turning the Building HVAC System on

C. Keeping the Oxygen System on

D. Closing the Door to the Fire Room

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Question 3.
Flammable is defined as “easily ignitable and capable of burning with great rapidity”. Which of the following items satisfies this definition?

A. Thick piece of wood

B. Puddle of gasoline

C. Flameproofed wool curtain

D. Slab of concrete

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Question 4.
The transfer of heat through solid surfaces such as metal pipes or duct-work, is called…

A. Transference

B. Conduction

C. Solidity

D. Radiation

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Question 5.
What is the maximum amount of time that may pass until a fabric needs to be re-flameproofed?

A. Three Years

B. Two Years

C. One Year

D. Four Years

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Question 6.
What is the maximum number of times a fabric may be laundered before it is required to be re-flameproofed?

A. Once

B. No Times

C. Two Times

D. Three Times

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Question 7.
A transfer of heat occurs when the sun heats the surface of the earth. This transfer of heat (through electromagnetic waves, absorbed by opaque surfaces) is called …

A. Conduction

B. Radiation

C. Absorption

D. Solar

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Question 8.
In which phase MAY a Brigade Member attempt to extinguish fires?

A. Rollover

B. Backdraft

C. Flashover

D. Incipient

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Question 9.
Conduction is heat transfer by:

A. Direct Contact

B. All of the Above

C. Heat Wave

D. Movement of Air or Liquid

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Question 10.
Which is the CORRECT statement with regard to heat transfer?

A. Convection is heat transferred by heat waves similar to light waves

B. Radiation is heat transferred by direct contact

C. Conduction is heat transferred by the movement of air or liquid

D. All statements are incorrect

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Question 11.
What is the minimum temperature at which a liquid fuel gives off sufficient vapors to form an ignitable mixture with air near the surface called?

A. Flash Point

B. Radiation

C. Vaporization

D. Flammable

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Question 12.
Which of the following requires flameproofing?

A. Guest Room Bedspreads

B. Auditorium Curtains

C. Clothing for Sale

D. Wooden Sculpture

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Question 13.
It shall be unlawful to install or maintain in any office building or hotel any decoration made of a combustible material unless the decoration has been…

A. Flameproofed

B. Treated by the FLS Director (FLSD)

C. Approved by the Property Manager

D. Tested by the Fire Department

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Question 14.
Choose the BEST answer to complete the following sentence. To continue to burn a fire requires:

A. Fuel, Heat, Oxygen

B. Air, Fuel, Heat

C. Paper, Air, Matches

D. Earth, Wind, Fire

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Question 15.
Which of the following does NOT contribute to the spread of fire by transferring the heat energy from the flames?

A. Radiation

B. Convection

C. Oxidation

D. Conduction

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Question 16.
When must a decoration made of a combustible material be flameproofed?

A. Within 48 hours of being installed in the public space

B. Shortly after being installed in the public space

C. Before it is first installed in the public space

D. Within 24 hours of being installed in the public space

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Question 17.
In which of the following locations must displayed decorations be made of flame resistant material?

A. Decorations that are in the public spaces in office buildings

B. Decorations that are in a church

C. Decorations that are displayed in guest rooms in hotels

D. Decorations that are displayed as a work of art in a museum

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Question 18.
The transfer of heat through liquids or gases, including smoke, is called…

A. Ambience

B. Conduction

C. Transference

D. Convection

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