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    PHINMA ARAULLO UNIVERSITY

    COLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION


    1st PERIODICAL EXAMINATION IN FIRE TECHNOLOGY AND ARSON INVES

    IDENTIFICATION. Write the answer of each item in your answer sheet. STRICTLY ERASURES ARE NOT
    ALLOWED AND USE ALL CAPITAL LETTERS to answer. (2pts each)
    1. It refers to a fatal condition that takes place when the fire resist extinguishment operation and becomes
    stronger and bigger?
    2. The DILG act of 1990?
    3. The lowest temperature of fire?
    4. It is a state of matter which has no definite volume and has no definite shape, unless it is confined in a
    container?
    5. A type of fire which is combination of any classes of fire from A to D?
    6. It refers to matters of changing form of solid to gas?
    7. A type of fire that is the result of the combustion of certain metals in finely divided forms; magnesium,
    potassium, zinc, etc.?
    8. It refers to a term referring to a various method used to stop fire?
    9. The normal behaviour of fire when undisturbed?
    10. It is also known as the building code of the Philippines?
    11. It refers to any substance which reacts chemically with oxygen and produces flames?
    12. It refers to a sudden ignition of accumulated radical gases produced by when there is incomplete
    combustion of fuels?
    13. A form of energy generated by the transmission of some other form of energy, as in combustion or burning?
    14. It refers to a violent effect of chemical reaction when combustion process occurs?
    15. A highly flammable chemicals that are used to facilitate flame propagation?
    16. It is a matter produced by fire?
    17. The abnormal movement of fire due to interference of foreign matter?
    18. It is known as the “Fire Code of the Philippines?
    19. A violent reaction beginning with very simple condition that initiates a chain reaction?
    20. A type of fire which results from burning of wood, paper, textiles, and other carbonaceous materials.
    Extinguishment of this fire is by quenching and cooling.

    MULTIPLE CHOICE. Select the correct answer for each of the following questions. STRICTLY
    ERASURES ARE NOT ALLOWED AND USE ALL CAPITAL LETTERS to answer. (1pt each)
    1. A fire started from the basement of the building. After 30 minutes, the whole building has turned into ashes.
    Which among the following is responsible for the spread of fire in the building?
    A. Heat
    B. Smoke
    C. Flame
    D. Combustion products

    2. These are used by fire setters in spreading the fire throughout the building
    A. Plants
    B. Accelerants
    C. Trailers
    D. Gasoline

    Prepared By: BEA, Criminologist


    3. The sudden ignition of accumulated radical gases produced when there is incomplete combustion of fuel
    A. Backdraft
    B. Flashfire
    C. Flashover
    D. Biteback

    4. Government’s office mandated by RA 6975 to suppress destructive fires, implements the fire code and
    investigates all fires cases in the Philippines
    A. a. BFP c. BJMP
    B. b. PNP d. Bureau of Fire in the Phillippines
    5. Product of combustion which combustible materials and oxidizing agents react to heat.
    A. a. Fire c. Smoke
    B. b. Fire Gases d. Flame
    6. Means employed to avoid the occurrence of fire.
    A. a. Fire Suppression c. Fire Inspection
    B. b. Fire Control d. Fire prevention
    7. Fires involving flammable liquids.
    A. a. Class C c. Class D
    B. b. Class B d. Class A
    8. Caused by volcanic eruption or humidity.
    A. a. Providential fire c. Unnatural fire
    B. b. Intentional fire d. Accidental fire
    9. Fire stage that has the b highest rate of intensity.
    A. a. Incipient c. Smoldering
    B. . Free burning d. Initial
    10. Decomposition of matter in reaction to heat.
    A. a. Thermal balance c. Burning
    B. b. Oxidation d. Pyrolysis
    11. Composed of tiny solid particles.
    A. a. Fire gases c. Smoke
    B. b. Flames d. Heat
    12. Means employed to pacify the fire.
    A. a. Fire prevention c. Fire control
    B. b. Fire safety d. Fire suppression
    13. Rate of temperature of fire.
    A. a. Heat c. Magnitude
    B. b. Intensity d. Ignition point
    14. It is performed to assess the safety of an installation from destructive fires.
    A. a. Fire control c. Fire prevention
    B. b. Fire safety d. Fire inspection
    15. Known as the “Fire Code of the Philippines”.
    A. a. RA 6975 c. RA 9514
    B. b. RA 9263 d. PD 1613
    16. Known as the 4th element of fire.
    A. a. Fuel c. Uninhibited chemical reaction
    B. b. Heat d. Oxygen
    17. Heat transfer that occurs in fluids.
    A. a. Convection c. Conduction
    B. b. Radiation d. Electrolysis

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    18. The means employed to keep the fire to a minimum or manageable level.
    A. a. Fire control c. Fire suppression
    B. b. Fire prevention d. Fire inspection
    19. It refers to the size of fire which is determined by the size of flame and the area of fuel that is burning.
    A. a. Temperature c. Intensity
    B. b. Heat d. Magnitude
    20. An act of removing fire hazards from the building.
    A. a. Lien c. Inspection
    B. b. Abatement d. Renovation
    21. Normal pattern or movement of fire, smoke and fire gases within a building or structure or natural condition
    created by fire.
    A. a. Thermal balance c. Fire turbulence
    B. b. Thermal imbalance d. Fire direction
    22. Office of the BFP that facilitates the implementation of the Fire Code of the Philippines.
    A. a. Fire Investigation Section c. Fire Safety inspection Section
    B. b. Fire Safety Enforcement Branch d. Personnel Section
    23. The process of determining the cause of fire in a particular installation.
    A. a. Fire safety c. Fire investigation
    B. b. Fire inspection d. Fire control
    24. The first to be observed in ascertaining the cause of fire.
    A. a. The point of origin c. The room of origin
    B. b. The burnt pattern of ceiling d. The color of smoke and flame
    25. Place in the fire scene where the fire started.
    A. a. Kitchen c. Electrical Wire
    B. b. Point of origin d. None
    26. The burnt pattern in woods indicating the spontaneous and intensive burning has occurred.
    A. a. Alligatoring c. Collapse
    B. b. Discoloration d. Charring
    27. Which of the following should be performed first in conducting fire investigation?
    A. a. Secure the fire scene c. Pacify the fire
    B. b. Photograph the facade d. Conduct search
    28. Fire which there are human casualties.
    A. a. Deadly fire c. Spot fire
    B. b. Fatal fire d. Arson
    29. If the motive of fire is due to insanity, who among the following is the probable perpetrator?
    A. a. Jolted lover c. Terrorist
    B. b. Rebel d. Pyromaniac

    30. If the investigator did not found any trace of incendiarism, which of the following will be the assumption?
    a. The fire was intentional c. The fire was providential
    b. The fire was accidental d. The fire was not accidental

    Prepared By: BEA, Criminologist


    Enumerate the following. STRICTLY ERASURES ARE NOT ALLOWED AND USE CAPITAL LETTERS to answer.
    (1pt each)
    1-3. Give the three elements of fire?
    4-8. Enumerate the different behaviour of fire?
    9-11. The three stages of fire?
    12-17. Enumerate the different classes of fire?
    18-25. What are the different physical properties of fire?
    26-27. Types of flame?
    28-30. General categories of combustible materials?

    Prepared By: BEA, Criminologist

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