P1.6.5 Fire Safety Basics Exercise – Litvill Class

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1 P1.6.1 Making Fire

2 P1.6.3 Fire Rules

3 P1.6.4 Putting out Fire

4 P1.6.6 Famous Fires

P1.6.2 Starting Fire in the Past
P1.6.5 Fire Safety Basics Exercise

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P1.6.5 Fire Safety Basics Exercise

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You’re in the kitchen, and a dishcloth is lying too close to the stove. What might happen?
- The cloth will absorb heat but stay safe.
- The cloth might catch fire because it’s flammable.
- Nothing will happen because cloth isn’t flammable.
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A small grease fire starts in a pan. What’s the safest way to put it out?
- Pour water over it.
- Cover the pan with a lid or baking soda.
- Use a wet dishcloth to cover the fire.
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Which of these materials is the least likely to catch fire quickly?
- Dry wood
- Plastic
- Metal
- Clothes
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You notice smoke coming from a small fire. What do you think about it?
- Smoke is harmless, so there’s no danger.
- Smoke can cause breathing problems and make you feel dizzy.
- Smoke will always make a fire bigger.
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Why should you stay far from a fire even if the flames seem small?
- Heat can cause burns even without direct contact.
- Heat has no effect if the fire is small.
- You’ll trip over the flames if you’re too close.
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An electrical appliance catches fire. What’s the safest way to handle it?
- Pour water on the appliance.
- Turn off the power source and use a CO₂ fire extinguisher.
- Throw a towel over it to block oxygen.
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A campfire sparks and starts burning dry leaves nearby. What’s the best way to stop the fire from spreading?
- Let the fire burn out on its own.
- Pour water over the dry leaves immediately.
- Throw more wood on the fire to use up the oxygen.
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You notice a burning smell and smoke coming from an electrical outlet. What should you do first?
- Pour water around the outlet.
- Turn off the main power switch and call for help.
- Ignore it, as it will stop on its own.
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Is it a good idea to open a door to a room with a lot of smoke?
- No. The fire might spread faster with added oxygen.
- Yes. It makes the smoke disappear more quickly.
- Yes. The fire will cool down with the extra air.
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If you’re camping and notice smoke in the forest, what should you do?
- Investigate the smoke to see if it’s a small fire.
- Move to a safe area and alert local authorities.
- Start to put out the fire.
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