Fire Prevention & Fire Fighting (FPFF) (Set 5)

Question 1 of 16

Class A divisions formed by bulkheads are constructed with steel or other equivalent material and suitably stiffened.

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Questions in this Practice Set

Q1

Class A divisions formed by bulkheads are constructed with steel or other equivalent material and suitably stiffened.

Q2

Which of the following activities are considered hot work?

Q3

Class C fire divisions are constructed with approved non-combustible materials, they need neither meet requirements relative to smoke and flame nor limitations to temperature rise.

Q4

what is piracy?

Q5

Fire extinguishers are classified fundamentally by:

Q6

What type of permit is needed in order to carry out work that could potentially result in a fire breaking out on the work site?

Q7

If a portable carbon dioxide fire extinguisher has been partially discharged, it should be immediately:

Q8

In fire-fighting, what does the term 'boundary starvation' refer to?

Q9

Designated fire exits will always be marked with a green EXIT sign and will be lit from within to ensure visibility.

Q10

If a fixed foam firefighting system is not of the premix type, a sample of the foam liquid must be tested regularly by:

Q11

The elements needed for a fire to initiate and sustain include:

Q12

A carbon dioxide fire extinguisher is required to be sent for recharging if the weight loss exceeds what percentage of the weight of the total charge?

Q13

You are assigned to the hose team and have suited up in a firefighting ensemble to fight a large fire in the engine room. What will ultimately determine the safe operational time allowed to combat the fire before you must be relieved?

Q14

The general fire emergency alarm signal on a ship must be a continuous blast of the whistle or electrical bell for not less than _________ seconds.

Q15

Fuel oil flowing rapidly through an ungrounded or poorly bounded pipeline is prone to which of the following ignition sources?

Q16

In a mixture of flammable vapor and air, if there is too much vapor and not enough oxygen to support combustion, the mixture is technically described as: