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- 5. Responsible for determining the origin and cause of a fire. Typically search for evidence of arson.
- 8. The national hotline in case of any emergency, including fires.
- 12. The act of intentionally setting fire to land, property, or buildings
- 13. A common fuel source for fire. Largely what is responsible for the spread of wild fires.
- 14. A substance or material used to increase the rate a fire spreads.
- 15. The standing fixture that is used by firefighters to connect a hose. Also provides water to the hose.
- 16. What happens to an object, clothing, or skin when it comes into contact with heat, typically fire.
- 17. Similar to a match and is a common way to start a fire.
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- 1. Can reach up to over 2000 degrees Fahrenheit and requires heat, oxygen, and fuel.
- 2. Produced by the fire and inhibits breathing and eyesight.
- 3. A person who intentionally sets fires, typically uses an incendiary device.
- 4. A type of device designed to intentionally start a fire.
- 6. One of the three components required to make a fire and is typically found in the air.
- 7. The process of how heat is distributed or the way it travels.
- 9. Part of the technique for putting out fires on your body. "Stop, Drop, and ..."
- 10. A commonly used accelerant for candles, fires, or cigarettes.
- 11. An unmanned ariel vehicle used to gain insight into the cause, or origin, and spread of a fire.
- 17. The vertical positioning you should be at in the case of a fire. Smoke rises so you should stay ...