Quiz 2 Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
Q

The basic elements of a means of egress are:

A

Exit access, exit, exit discharge.

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The means of egress must terminate in a public way or a(n):

A

Area of refuge.

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3
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Which of the following leads from an occupied portion of a building or structure to the exit?

A

Exit access.

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4
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Which of the following is a protected path consisting of exit components constructed of approved fire-resistance-rated assemblies?

A

Exit.

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5
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An exit passageway must be wide enough to accommodate:

A

The total capacity of all exits that discharge through it.

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6
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Horizontal exits may be substituted for other exits if they do not compose more than what percent of the total exit capacity of the building?

A

50%.

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7
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Which type of locking hardware requires that the occupant use a security card or enter a code to gain entrance?

A

Access-controlled egress.

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8
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Which type of locking hardware must include a sensor on the egress side that detects an occupant approaching?

A

Access controlled egress

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9
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Illuminated exit signs must be positioned so that no point in the exit access is more than:

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100 feet (30m) from the nearest visible sign.

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10
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The letters on exit signs must be at least:

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6 inches (150 mm) high.

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11
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How often should the auxiliary power supply and emergency lighting system be tested?

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Monthly and annually.

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12
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Which of the following is the BEST definition for occupant load?

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The total number of persons for which the means of egress of a building or portion thereof is designed.

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13
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The occupant load for a building or room is established:

A

During the plans review process.

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14
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What information is required to determine occupant load?

A

Minimum width of each means of egress.

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15
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Which of the following is the formula for determining the occupant load of a structure, room, or area?

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Occupant Load = Net Floor Area ÷ Area per Person.

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16
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What can an inspector do about an observed unsafe behavior?

A

Educate occupants.

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17
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Who can provide information to occupants about unsafe behaviors during facility surveys and preincident inspections?

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Fire company personnel.

18
Q

Obstructions that prevent a safe and orderly exit are an example of which type of unsafe behavior?

A

Inadequate housekeeping.

19
Q

An open flame is an example of which of the following unsafe behaviors?

A

Unintentional ignition source

20
Q

Which of the following is an unsafe behavior related to unintentional ignition sources?

A

Using candles improperly.

21
Q

When it comes to open burning, what do most model fire codes require for individuals?

22
Q

Which of the following activities is considered open burning under most model fire codes?

A

Burning combustible waste in metal drums.

23
Q

The improper use of electrical equipment increases the:

A

Danger of electrocution.

24
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Who should inspectors notify if they encounter an unsafe situation created by the improper use of electrical equipment?

A

Electrical inspector.

25
Equipment used in areas where explosive concentrations may exist must be equipped with special wiring and other electrical equipment for safety purposes.
Dust and vapors.
26
Using flammable liquids for cleaning is an example of which unsafe behavior?
Improper use of flammable and combustible liquids.
27
Which of the following is an example of improper use and storage of flammable and combustible liquids?
Gasoline stored in glass jars in a garage.
28
Dispensing equipment for handling flammable or combustible liquids must be kept in:
Specially designed rooms.
29
The structural framework onto which pallets or other materials are placed describes which type of storage method?
Rack storage.
30
Of the primary storage methods, which common storage method represents the most challenging fire protection problem?
Rack storage.
31
Which commodity must be considered high-piled combustible storage if stored above a specific height above the finished floor?
Plastic.
32
Which of the following is a recommendation for exposure protection?
Maintain required separation between materials.
33
The primary hazard associated with lumberyards is the:
High fuel load.
34
Which of the following is MOST likely to influence the growth of lumberyard fires?
Congested storage conditions.
35
Which of the following is the MOST accurate regarding code provisions that must be implemented for open-yard storage?
Driveways must be wide enough to accommodate the largest apparatus.
36
Inspectors usually encounter tire storage in:
Junkyards or scrap tire facilities.
37
Which of the following materials make up the majority of pallets?
Wood.
38
Two main hazards associated with recycling plants include:
Bull storage and hazardous processes
39
Inspectors should check all _____ within an occupancy used for recycling.
Material-handling equipment.
40
Which type of facility presents a unique challenge due to the quantity of materials, the presence of treated and untreated materials, and the processes used on those materials?
Recycling facilities.