Q2 - Quiz #1

Question 1

The phenomenon of combustion manifested in light, flame, and heat?

Answer 1

Fire

Question 2

Are produced following the chemical reaction between oxygen and another gas?

Answer 2

Flames

Question 3

Flames are intensified by increasing the rate of?

Answer 3

Combustion

Question 4

The four elements must be present in order for a fire exist, thus, it is also known as?

Answer 4

Fire tetrahedron

Question 5

Fire tetrahedron includes?

Answer 5

Oxygen
Heat
Fuel
Chemical reaction

Question 6

Is a model of conveying the components of a fire?

Answer 6

Fire triangle

Question 7

The fire triangles three sides illustrate the three elements of fire, which are?

Answer 7

Heat
Fuel
Oxidization

Question 8

The first element?

Answer 8

Heat

Question 9

Most essential of fire elements?

Answer 9

Heat

Question 10

What are the methods to extinguish a fire?

Answer 10

1. Applying a cooling agent such as water
2. Using chemical fire retardant (fire extinguisher)
3. Diffusing heat

Question 11

The second element?

Answer 11

Fuel

Question 12

(Source) it can be anything that is flammable?

Answer 12

Fuel

Question 13

Fuel can be?

Answer 13

Wood
Paper
Fabric
Chemicals

Question 14

How to extinguish fuel?

Answer 14

When all the fuel is consumed

Question 15

The final element of the fire triangle?

Answer 15

Oxygen

Question 16

This is called a Class D fire, and the application of water will exacerbate combustion?

Answer 16

Alternative Fire Triangle Model

Question 17

The most common fires in the house?

Answer 17

Cooking Equipment
Heating
Smoking in Bedrooms
Electrical Equipment
Candles
Curious Children
Faulty wirings
Barbecues
Flammable Liquids
Lighting

Question 18

The most common causes of fire in the workplace?

Answer 18

Faulty Electrics
Flammable and Combustible Material
Human Error
General Negligence
Arson

Question 19

The most common causes of fire in Nature?

Answer 19

Most common cause of forest fire is lightning
Human caused fire

Question 20

Four stages of fire?

Answer 20

Ignition
Growth
Fully developed
Burnout

Question 21

At this stage, a fire extinguisher can control the fire?

Answer 21

Ignition

Question 22

Additional fuel ignites, causing the size of the fire to increase?

Answer 22

Growth

Question 23

This is when temperatures reach their peak, causing damage?

Answer 23

Fully developed

Question 24

The fire gets less intense?

Answer 24

Burnout

Question 25

It consists of ordinary combustibles, such as wood, paper, cloth, trash, and plastics?

Answer 25

Class A fires

Question 26

They are fueled by flammable or combustible liquids such as grease, oil and gasoline?

Answer 26

Class B fires

Question 27

Class C fires are also known as?

Answer 27

Energized Electrical Fires

Question 28

These fires involved electrical equipment, such as motors, transformers and appliances?

Answer 28

Class C fires

Question 29

Comprise of combustible metal fires, involving metals such as potassium, sodium, aluminum and magnesium?

Answer 29

Class D fires?

Question 30

Class D fires metal include?

Answer 30

Potassium Magnesium Sodium Aluminum

Question 31

Involving cooking oils and greases, such as animal and vegetable fats?

Answer 31

Class K fires

Question 32

The four phases of emergency management are?

Answer 32

Preparedness Response Recovery Mitigation

Question 33

Takes the form of plans or procedures designed to save lives and to minimize damage when when an emergency occurs?

Answer 33

Preparedness

Question 34

Includes the mobilization of the necessary emergency services and first responders in the disaster area?

Answer 34

Response

Question 35

Is defined as the actions taken to return the community to normal following a disaster?

Answer 35

Recovery

Question 36

Examples of recovery?

Answer 36

Repairing Replacing Rebuilding property

Question 37

Is the cornerstone of emergency management?

Answer 37

Mitigation

Question 38

Its the continuing effort to lessen the impact that disasters have on people and property?

Answer 38

Mitigation

Question 39

Mitigation is defined as ?

Answer 39

“ sustained action that reduces or eliminates long-term risk to people and property from natural hazards and their effects”

Question 40

Things need to do to prevent fires?

Answer 40

1. Avoid unattended or careless use of candles 2. Keep BBQ grills at least 10 feet from the house 3. Do not disable smoke or CO detectors 4. Do not smoke indoors 5. Do not leave your cooking unattended

Question 41

Things need to do during a fire?

Answer 41

1. Pull the fire alarm 2. Call 911 3. Yell “Fire” and Ask for help 4. Know the Risks Associated with Wildfires 5. Remain Calm 6. Follow Instructions 7. Grab your Emergency Preparedness Kit 8. Stay Low 9. Cover your Nose 10. Use the stairs 11. Utilize the Fire Extinguisher 12. Stop, Drop and Roll 13. Get Outside as Quickly as you can 14. Search fir Loved Ones 15. Stay Informed

Question 42

What is DRR?

Answer 42

Disaster Risk Reduction

Question 43

Aims to reduce the damage caused by natural hazards like earthquakes, floods, droughts, and cyclones, through an ethic of prevention?

Answer 43

DRR (Disaster Risk Reduction)

Question 44

What does DRRM stands for?

Answer 44

Disaster Risk Reduction Management

Question 45

It is the application of disaster risk reduction policies and strategies, to prevent new disaster risks, reduce existing disaster risks, and manage residual risks, contributing to the strengthening of resilience and reduction of losses?

Answer 45

DRRRM

Question 46

Disaster risk management actions can be categorized into?

Answer 46

Prospective Disaster Risk Management Corrective Disaster Risk Management Compensatory Disaster Risk Management or Residual Risk Management

Question 47

How does Disaster Risk Reduction Work?

Answer 47

1. Progressive Reduction Risk 2. planning for risk reduction 3. Participation and self-reliance 4. Appropriate technical support 5. Crosscutting issues

Question 48

It identifies vulnerabilities, capacities, and hazards?

Answer 48

Progressive Reduction of risk

Question 49

Plans for preparedness, mitigation, and prevention?

Answer 49

Planning for risk reduction

Question 50

Organizing community into appropriate governance structures?

Answer 50

Participation and self-reliance

Question 51

Technical support, compatible with local skills and capabilities?

Answer 51

Appropriate technical support

Question 52

Gender equity & principles of empowerment?

Answer 52

Crosscutting issues

Question 53

Cycle ( Disaster Management Cycle)

Answer 53

1. Response 2. Recovery 3. Development 4. Mitigation 5. Preparedness

Question 54

The extent which people lack protection or buffering capacity against possible hazards?

Answer 54

Vulnerability