Fire Safety Revision & Practice Questions
Exam-style Fire Safety practice questions with full teaching explanations — revise anywhere, free on iOS and Android.
Topics covered
- Level 1 Fire Safety — 80 questions
- Level 2 Fire Safety — 80 questions
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- Heat, water, smoke
- Ignition, fuel, oxygen
- Fuel, steam, light
- Oxygen, carbon dioxide, foam
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Correct answer: The three components of the fire triangle are ignition (heat), fuel, and oxygen.
- A method of raising the alarm
- A safe route
- The likelihood and impact of harm occurring
- A fire drill timetable
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Correct answer: Risk is the likelihood and impact of harm occurring.
- Faulty wiring
- Hot drinks
- Arson
- Fire signage
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Correct answer: Arson is the deliberate and criminal act of setting fire to property.
- A safe exit sign
- The alarm system
- A fire extinguisher
- Anything that can burn (solid, liquid or gas)
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Correct answer: Fuel is anything that can burn, whether it's a solid, liquid, or gas.
- Wallpaper
- Desk layout
- Carpet pattern
- Fire door
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Correct answer: A fire door is a structural feature of a means of escape.
- Live electrics or damaged wiring causing shock/secondary fires
- Better lighting
- Less risk of burns
- More exits becoming available
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Correct answer: Live electrics or damaged wiring causing shock/secondary fires present a serious hazard during and after a fire.
- Wall clock
- Desk chair
- Escape door
- Noticeboard
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Correct answer: An escape door is a structural means of escape feature.
- Ignoring warm plugs
- Overloading extension leads
- Regular checks and maintenance of electrical installations and portable equipment
- Using damaged chargers
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Correct answer: Regular checks and maintenance of electrical installations and portable equipment
- For flammable liquids on the floor in a warehouse
- To smother a small pan fire or wrap around a person’s clothing fire
- To put out electrical switchboard fires
- To cool hot metal
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Correct answer: Fire blankets are used to smother small pan fires (like cooking oil fires) or to wrap around a person whose clothing has caught fire.
- Assembly point
- Fire blanket
- Water extinguisher
- Heat detector
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Correct answer: A heat detector is a method of detection because it senses rising temperatures and alerts people to fire.
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