Fire Extinguisher Types and Usage Quiz

Effective for extinguishing ordinary combustibles like wood or paper.

Designed to safely extinguish fires involving electrical equipment.

Sequence of actions for using a fire extinguisher effectively.

Fires involving combustible liquids or gases.

Targets the fuel source of the fire for efficient extinguishing.

Using water on electrical fires can pose electrocution risks.

Ensures the extinguisher is only used when intended.

Effective against fires caused by flammable metals.

Identified by a black label and is suitable for many types of fires.

Tailored for extinguishing fires in aircraft, including engine fires.

Defines the range of concentrations at which a substance can ignite.

Primarily used for kitchen fires involving cooking oils and fats.

Ensures safe application and effectiveness of the extinguishing agent.

Utilizes Halon gas to suppress fires by interrupting chemical reactions.

Effective for suppressing fires caused by combustible metals like magnesium or titanium.

Specifically designed for extinguishing fires involving combustible metals.

Designed to smother fires involving reactive metals.