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Unit 5 Reducing Hazards Questions + Vocab
Unit 5 Reducing Hazards Questions + Vocab
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Agricultural Mechanics Textbook
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1
Fires are _________ by cooling them, covering them to cut off the oxygen, or removing the fuel.
combustion
oxygen
extinguished
cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
2
To produce fire, three components must be present at the same time. This is known as ___
fire triangle
combustion
fuel
heat
3
Effective fire control techniques include _______.
wrapping a blanket around a person whose clothes are on fire
all of these
cooling a fire with water
raking dead leaves and grass away from an advancing fire
4
______ means “to burn.”
fuel
extinguished
cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
combustion
5
______ is any combustible material that will burn.
fuel
fire triangle
extinguished
cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
6
What kind of
material
or
fuel
meets the standards of a
Class A
?
paper & wood
electrical equipment
combustible metals
flammable liquids
7
A green triangle on a fire extinguisher means the extinguisher can be used to put out buring ______.
liquids
wood
electrical wires
metals
8
Which is
not
part of the fire triangle?
heat
combustion
oxygen
fuel
9
Fires are classified according to ________.
season of the year when fire occurs
materials involved and techniques that safely extinguish them
the amount of material being burn
size and duration of the fire
10
What kind of
material
or
fuel
meets the standards of a
Class C
?
combustible metals
paper & wood
flammable liquids
electrical equipment
11
_______ is simply a type of energy that causes the temperature to rise.
heat
oxygen
slow-moving vehicle (SMV)
fuel
12
SMV
means ______.
stop! moving vehicle
slow-moving vehicle
none of these
small mechanical vehicle
13
What kind of
material
or
fuel
meets the standards of a
Class D
?
electrical equipment
flammable liquids
paper & wood
combustible metals
14
Fire can always be prevented or stopped by eliminating ______.
improper storage of fuels
combustible gases in the area
any item in the fire triangle
congestion in the shop
15
Fire hazards associated with painting can be reduced by _____.
painting with several people in the area
using a special paint booth
using newspaper to protect bench surfaces
using a spray gun instead of a brush
16
What kind of
material
or
fuel
meets the standards of a
Class B
?
electrical equipment
combustible metals
paper & wood
flammable liquids
17
Foam
extinguisher extinguisher puts out what
class
of fire(s)?
Class A fires
Class A, B, and C fires
Class A and B fires
Class B and C fires
18
______ is a gas in the atmosphere. It is not a fuel, but must be present for fuels to burn.
Carbon Dioxide CO2
combustion
cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
oxygen O2
19
Pesticides labels are ______.
used only on insecticides
generally written in two or more languages
legal documents
used primarily on powdered chemicals
20
Water extinguisher
extinguisher puts out what
class
of fire(s)?
Class A fires
Class A, B, and C fires
Class B and C fires
Class A and B fires
21
Most fire extinguishers will discharge when ______.
none of these
A. the pin is pulled and the lever is pressed
either (a) or (b), depending on the extinguisher
B. the extinguisher is inverted
22
________is a first-aid technique to provide oxygen to the body and circulate blood when breathing and heartbeat stop.
fire triangle
cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
slow-moving vehicle (SMV)
oxygen
23
A commonly used fuel is ______.
magnesium
acethylene
oxygen
acetone
24
SMV
emblems are required when ______.
vehicles travel faster than 30 miles per hour
vehicles travel 30 miles per hour or slower
vehicles travel 25 miles per hour or slower
vehicles are standing
25
Gas
(carbon dioxide) extinguisher puts out what
class
of fire(s)?
Class A and B fires
Class A, B, and C fires
Class B and C fires
Class A fires
26
Dry chemical
(powder) extinguisher puts out what
class
of fire(s)?
Class A and B fires
Class A, B, and C fires
Class B and C fires
Class A fires