No.
Question Answer
Electrical Safety
& First Aid
Upon what factors does the
The level of current passing through the body and
1. severity of an electric shock
the length of time of contact.
depend?
What is the immediate first step
Switch off the power supply or disconnect the main
2. to rescue a person who is in
switch immediately.
contact with a live electric wire?
If the power cannot be switched By standing on an insulating material (e.g., dry
3. off, how should the rescuer wood, rubber) and using insulating material to push
separate the victim? or pull the victim free.
Is it safe to touch the electric No, the current will pass through the rescuer's body
4.
shock victim with bare hands? as well.
If the victim is unconscious but
5. breathing, in what position In the Recovery Position.
should they be placed?
What primary treatment should
Cover the area with a clean, sterile dressing and
6. be given to electric burns on the
treat for shock.
victim?
Should an unconscious person be No, never give an unconscious person anything
7.
given anything to eat or drink? orally.
Fire Safety
Fundamentals
Name the three essential
8. components required for fire Fuel, Heat, and Oxygen.
(The Fire Triangle).
What are the three main
9. principles (methods) used to Starving, Smothering, and Cooling.
extinguish a fire?
No. Question Answer
What does 'Starving' mean in fire Removing the fuel or combustible material from the
10.
extinction? fire.
11. What does 'Smothering' mean? Cutting off the supply of oxygen to the fire.
What is the primary medium Water is used to lower the temperature below the
12.
used in the 'Cooling' method? ignition point.
Fire Classes &
Extinguishers
Which class of fire involves solid
13. materials like wood, paper, and Class A fire.
cloth?
Which is the most effective
14. extinguisher medium for Class A Water-filled extinguisher.
fires?
Which class of fire involves
15. flammable liquids (e.g., petrol, Class B fire.
oil, grease)?
Which extinguishers are used for
16. Foam, Dry Powder, or Carbon Dioxide ($CO_2$).
Class B fires?
What should absolutely not be
17. Water, as it will spread the burning liquid.
used on Class B fires?
Which class of fire involves
18. flammable gases (e.g., LPG, Class C fire.
Propane)?
Which extinguisher is generally
19. Dry Powder extinguisher.
used for Class C fires?
No. Question Answer
Which class of fire involves
20. combustible metals (e.g., Class D fire.
Magnesium, Potassium)?
Which extinguishers are
21. recommended for electrical Halon, Carbon Dioxide ($CO_2$), or Dry Powder.
equipment fires?
Which chemical components are Carbon Tetrachloride (CTC) and
22.
found in Halon extinguishers? Bromochlorodifluoromethane (BCF).
Extinguisher
Operation (PASS)
What is the full form of the
23. 'PASS' method for fire Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep.
extinguisher operation?
What does the letter 'A' stand for
24. Aim (Aim the nozzle at the base of the fire).
in the PASS method?
What is the immediate general Raise an alarm, switch off all machinery and main
25. procedure upon discovering a power, and close doors/windows to limit oxygen
fire? (but do not lock them).