FIRE EDUCATION

5. This automatic system can help suppress fires in buildings.
6. This person is trained to combat and extinguish fires.
10. Attend this event to learn about fire prevention and safety.
12. You should call this number to report a fire.
15. Fire departments conduct this to educate the public about fire safety.
17. This device detects a colorless, odorless gas that can be dangerous.
18. Designate this spot outside your home where everyone should meet in case of a fire.
19. Regular inspections and safe storage practices are part of this.
22. You should do this if your clothes catch on fire.
23. Follow these to reduce the risk of fire.
24. Avoid overloading outlets to practice this type of safety.

1. This organization responds to and fights fires.
2. This device makes a loud noise to alert you to a fire.
3. Create this to educate others about fire safety.
4. Firefighters connect hoses to this to access water during a fire.
6. Firefighters use this vehicle to respond to emergencies.
7. Know the route to exit safely during a fire.
8. You should have this to know two ways out of every room in case of a fire.
9. This handheld device is used to put out small fires.
11. This device should be installed on every level of your home to detect smoke.
13. You should store these away from heat sources to prevent fires.
14. Schools conduct this to practice fire evacuation procedures.
16. Schedule this to check for potential fire hazards in your home.
20. You should have this in upper-story rooms for emergency exits.
21. Keep flammable items away from the stove to practice this.