Unit 11

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Across
  1. 2. An area protected from heat, often showing an outline of an object.
  2. 4. A fire started by lightning or other environmental causes.
  3. 6. A fire that is intentionally started.
  4. 8. A burn mark that indicates heat intensity and fire direction.
  5. 14. A fire that was not set on purpose.
  6. 15. The act of saving someone from danger.
  7. 16. The vertical spread of fire and heat, often leading flames upward.
  8. 18. A fire fueled by flammable liquids like gasoline.
  9. 19. A visible product of fire, often black or gray.
  10. 20. A fire involving live electrical equipment.
  11. 21. The removal of an individual from a hazardous situation.
Down
  1. 1. A substance used to speed up a fire’s spread.
  2. 3. A spotted canine often associated with firehouses.
  3. 5. A fire fueled by cooking oils or fats.
  4. 7. A fire whose cause cannot be clearly identified.
  5. 9. The process of burning.
  6. 10. Saving someone from drowning or water-related hazards.
  7. 11. A fire that burns metals such as magnesium or titanium.
  8. 12. The criminal act of intentionally setting a fire.
  9. 13. The retrieval of a deceased individual from a dangerous scene.
  10. 14. A fire involving wood, paper, or fabric.
  11. 17. A burn pattern that helps investigators trace the fire’s source.