Fire Prevention, Detection, and Response
Across
- 4. Class C fires that start by or involve ________ hazards.
- 7. The Fire ________ adds the chemical reactions needed to take place when fuel, heat, and oxygen create fire.
- 9. Class B fires are fueled by these ______ fuels like gas and kerosene
- 10. The crime of purposely setting fire to property.
- 11. Class K fires take place in the kitchen and often involve _____ fires.
Down
- 1. When oxygen is suddenly reintroduced to an oxygen starved fire, creating sudden combustion.
- 2. An obsessive desire to set fire.
- 3. This acronym is taught to help people understand how to use a fire extinguisher: Pull, Aim, Squeeze, and Sweep.
- 5. Class D fires involved certain _______ like magnesium and sodium.
- 6. Class A fires are fueled by these ______ fuels like wood and paper.
- 7. Fuel, Heat, and Oxygen form the Fire _______ which is needed for the fire to start and survive.
- 8. This acronym is taught to help people understand what to do in case of fire: Rescue, Alarm, Confine, Extinguish or Evacuate