1. It is any substance that ignites spontaneously when b.

Fire Safety Inspector

exposed to air. c. Plan Evaluator
d. None of the above
a. Pyrophoric
b. Flammable Liquid 9. He or she conducts site verification and inspection on
c. Combustible gas building under construction to determine compliance with
d. None of the Above the approved plans and specifications.

2. These are liquids having a flashpoint below thirty- a. Building permit inspector
seven and eight tenths degrees Celsius (37.8 °C). b. Fire Safety Inspector
c. Plan Evaluator
a. Class 1 Solvents d. None of the above
b. Class II Solvents
c. Class IIIA Solvents 10. Those of such low combustibility that no self-
d. Class IIIB Solvents e. Class IV Solvents propagating fire therein can occur and that,
consequently, the only probable danger requiring the use
3. These are liquids classified as non-flammable. of emergency exits will be from panic, fumes or smoke or
fire from some external source.
a. Class I Solvents
b. Class II Solvents a. High Hazard
c. Class IIIA Solvents b. Moderate Hazard
d. Class IIIB Solvents c. Low Hazard
e. Class IV Solvents d. None of the above

4. These are liquids having a flashpoint at or above sixty 11. It is a four-sided solid object with four triangular
degrees Celsius (60 °C) and below ninety-three and faces, a pyramid, where each face represents the four
three-tenths degrees Celsius (93.3°C). items necessary for a fire, (heat, fuel and oxygen, and
uninhibited chemical reaction).
a. Class I Solvents
b. Class II Solvents a. Fire Triangle
c. Class IIIA Solvents b. Fire Tetrahedron
d. Class IIIB Solvents c. Both A and B
e. Class IV Solvents d. None of the above

5. These are liquids having a flashpoint at or above 12. It is an explosion resulting from the sudden
ninety-three and three-tenths degrees Celsius (93.3 °C). introduction of air(oxygen) into a confined space
containing oxygen-deficient superheated products of
a. Class! Solvents incomplete combustion.
b. Class II Solvents
c. Class IIIA Solvents a. Fire Point
d. Class IIIB Solvents b. Flash Over
e. Class IV Solvents c. Backdraft
d. Flameover
6. These are liquids having a flashpoint at or above
thirty-seven and eight-tenths degrees Celsius (37.8 °C) 13. It is a transition phase of fire where the exposed
and below sixty degrees Celsius(60 °C). surface of all combustibles within a compartment reach
autoignition temperature and ignite nearly
a. Class I Solvents simultaneously.
b. Class II Solvents
c. Class IIIA Solvents a. Fire Point
d. Class IIIB Solvents b. Flash Over
e. Class IV Solvents c. Backdraft
d. Flameover
7. He/she assess compliance with the fire safety
requirements, identify and recommend corrective actions 14. It is the point at which a flame propagates across the
for violations/defects and efficiencies and inform the undersurface of a thermal layer.
owner/building administrator/ occupants of such actions
to comply with the provisions of RA 9514 and its RIRR a. Fire Point
and other related laws, regulations, standards, and b. Flash Over
ordinances. c. Backdraft
d. Flameover
a. Building permit inspector
b. Fire Safety Inspector 15. It is a process in which a material increases in
c. Plan Evaluator temperature without drawing heat from the surrounding
d. None of the above area.

8. He/she conducts fire safety lectures, a. Spontaneous Combustion

seminars/workshops, and drills. b. Spontaneous Heating
c. Spontaneous Vaporization
a. Building permit inspector d. None of the above
16. It is the minimum temperature at which a properly 24. It is a natural phenomenon where the fire attains
proportioned mixture of vapor and air will ignite with no such intensity that it creates and sustains its own wind
external ignition source. system.

a. Flash Point a. Fire Ball

b. Fire point b. Fire Storm
c. Autoignition Temperature c. Roll Over
d. All of the above d. Mushrooming

17. It is the process in which material decomposed or 25. It is a fire for which the proven cause does not
broken down into simpler molecular compounds by the involve an intentional human act to ignite or spread fire
effects of heat alone. It often precedes combustion. into an area where the fire should not be.

a. Pyrolysis a. Incendiary Fire

b. Combustion b. Natural Fire
c. Ignition c. Accidental Fire
d. Temperature d. None of the above

18. It is the degree of sensible heat of a body as 26. It is an assembly of two or more ladder sections that
measured by a thermometer or similar instrument. fit together and can be extended or retracted to adjust
the length of the ladder.
a. Pyrolysis
b. Combustion a. Combination ladder
c. Ignition b. Extension ladder
d. Temperature c. Fresno Ladder
d. Folding Ladder
19. It is a chemical process of oxidation that occurs at a
rate fast enough to produce heat and usually light, in the 27. It is a narrow, two-section extension ladder designed
form of either a glow or flames. to provide attic access.

a. Conduction a. Combination ladder

b. Combustion b. Extension ladder
c. Convection c. Fresno Ladder
d. Heat transfer d. Folding Ladder

20. It is the exchange of thermal energy between 28. It is a ladder that can be converted from a straight
materials. ladder to a stepladder configuration or from an extension
ladder to a stepladder.
a. Conduction
b. Combustion a. Combination ladder
c. Convection b. Extension ladder
d. Heat transfer c. Fresno Ladder
d. Folding Ladder
21. It is a combustion process in which the fuel, gas, and
oxygen are transported into the reaction zone due to 29. It is the rope or cable used to extend the fly sections
concentration differences. of a ladder.

a. Diffusion Flame a. Guides

b. Smoldering b. Bed Section
c. Premixed flames c. Butt Halyard
d. None of the above d. Pulley

22. It is the visible or measurable physical changes or 30. These are strips of metal or wood or channels that
identifiable shapes formed by a fire effector group of fire guide the fly section during extension.
effects.
a. Guides
a. Fire Print b. Bed Section
b. Fire Pattern c. Butt Halyard
c. Fire effect d. Pulley
d. None of the above
31. It is a small wheel used to change the direction of the
23. It is a fire that is intentionally ignited in an area or halyard pull
under circumstances where and when there should be
no fire. a. Guides
b. Bed Section
a. Incendiary Fire c. Butt Halyard
b. Natural Fire d. Pulley
c. Accidental Fire
d. None of the above
32. It is self-supporting, turntable-mounted, power- 40. The type of fire extinguisher to be used for fires in
operated ladder of two or more sections permanently wiring, fuse boxes, energized electrical equipment,
attached to a self-propelled automotive fire apparatus computers, and other electrical source.
and designed to provide a continuous egress route from
an elevated position to the ground. a. Water-Air-Pressurized Fire Extinguisher
b. Carbon Dioxide Fire extinguisher
a. Aerial ladder c. Dry Chemical Fire extinguisher
b. Roof ladder d. None of the above
c. Combination ladder
d. Extension ladder 41. It is the act of a person of burning or setting on fire of
the property of another.
33. It is a single ladder equipped with hooks at the top
end of the ladder. a. Destructive Arson
b. Simple Arson
a. Aerial ladder c. Other Cases of Arson
b. Combination ladder d. None of the above
c. Roof ladder
d. Extension ladder 42. It is the penalty imposed for simple arson.

34. It is a device used to compress a fire hose so as to a. Prision Mayor

stop water flow. b. Prision Correctional
c. Reclusion Temporal, in its maximum period to
a. Hose Jacket Reclusion Perpetua
b. Hose Liner d. None of the above
c. Hose Clamp
d. Hose roller 43. The act of burning any archive, museum, whether
public or private or any edifice devoted to culture,
35. It is a device used to stop leaks in a fire hose or to education, or social services shall be prosecuted as:
joint hoses that have damaged couplings.
a. Destructive Arson
a. Hose Jacket b. Simple Arson
b. Hose Liner c. Other cases of Arson
c. Hose Clamp d. None of the above
d. Hose roller
44. The act of burning any building where evidence is
36. It is a Stored Pressure Air-Water fire extinguisher kept for use in any legislative, judicial, administrative, or
filled with water stored under pressure. other official proceedings shall be prosecuted as:

a. Pressurized water a. Destructive Arson

b. Dry Chemical b. Simple Arson
c. Carbon dioxide c. Other cases of Arson
d. Dry Powder d. None of the above

37. Under the PASS procedure of using a portable fire 45. Which of the following are special aggravating
extinguisher, what does A stand for? circumstances in arson?

a. Attack a. If committed with intent to gain

b. Aim b. If committed by a syndicate
c. Alarm c. If committed for the benefit of another
d. All of the above d. All of the above

38. The type of fire extinguisher to be used for fires in a 46. If by reason of or on the occasion of arson, death
paper, cloth, wood, rubber, and many plastics. results, what is the penalty to be imposed?

a. Water-Air-Pressurized Fire Extinguisher a. Reclusion Temporal, in its maximum period to

b. Carbon Dioxide Fire extinguisher Reclusion Perpetua
c. Dry Chemical Fire extinguisher b. Reclusion Perpetua to death
d. None of the above c. Life Imprisonment
d. Death
39. The type of fire extinguisher to be used for fires in
oils, gasoline, some paints, lacquers, grease, solvents, 47. Which of the following circumstances shall constitute
and other flammable liquids. prima facie evidence of arson?

a. Water -Air-Pressurized Fire Extinguisher
b. Carbon Dioxide Fire extinguisher
c. Dry Chemical Fire extinguisher
d. None of the above
a. If the fire started simultaneously in more than one part
of the building or establishment
b. If substantial amount of flammable substances or
materials are stored within the building note necessary in
the business of the offender nor for household us
c. If the building or property is insured for substantially c. Evidence Recovery Personnel and Custodian
more its actual value at the time of the issuance of the d. Team Security Personnel
policy
d. All of the above 56. It is the movement of fire from one place to another.

48. What is the penalty to be imposed for conspiracy to a. Fire spread

commit arson? b. Fire Angle
c. Fire Pattern
a. Prision Mayor in its minimum d. None of the above
b. Prision Mayor in its medium
c. Prision Mayor in its maximum 57. It is the exact physical location where a heat source
d. None of the above and a fuel came in contact with each other and where
the fire begins.
49. It is a motive in arson characterized by social,
political, or religious causes. a. Ignition point
b. Base of Fire
a. Excitement c. Temperature
b. Vandalism d. None of the above
c. Crime Concealment
d. Extremism 58. It is the loss, destruction, or material alteration of an
object or document which can be used in a legal
50. This motive in setting fire is for the purpose of proceeding by a person who has the responsibility for its
covering a primary crime intended to destroy evidence or preservation.
prevent identification of victim.
a. Evidence Alteration tampering
a. Excitement b. Evidence
b. Vandalism c. Spoliation
c. Crime Concealment d. None of the above
d. Extremism
59. Under the general procedure, before an arson
51. Which office has the power to investigate all causes investigation is conducted, the fire arson investigation
of fire and if necessary, to file the proper complaints? team must:

a. PNP a. Size up / assess fire scene

b. BFP b. Cordon and secure the fire scene to prevent entry of
c. AFP any unauthorized person
d. CIDG c. Conduct initial interview to available witnesses within
the immediate vicinity of the fire scene
52. Who among the following is not a member of the Fire d. All of the above
Arson Investigation Team?
60. Who among the fire arson investigation team is
a. Team Leader responsible in preparing the Fire Investigation Response
b. Fire Scene Sketch Preparer Form?
c. Evidence Recovery Personnel and Custodian
d. None of the above a. Team Leader
b. Fire Arson Investigator
53. He or she is a member of the fire arson investigation c. Evidence Recovery Personnel and Custodian
team who has the duty to ensure the overall d. Fire Scene Photographer What comes next after
security/safety of the investigating team. determining the origin of fire?

a. Team Leader
b. Fire Scene Sketch Preparer
c. Evidence Recovery Personnel and Custodian
d. Team Security Personnel
54. He or she is a member of the fire arson investigation
team who coordinates with the Team Leader regarding
an appropriate investigation approach.
a. Lead Fire Arson Investigator
b. Fire Scene Sketch Preparer
c. Evidence Recovery Personnel and Custodian
d. Team Security Personnel
55. He or she is a member of the fire arson investigation
team responsible for making diagrams and illustrates the
immediate area of the fire scene.
a. Lead Fire Arson Investigator
b. Fire Scene Sketch Preparer
61. What comes next after determining the origin of fire?
a. Determining the time of fire
b. Determining the class of fire
c. Determining the cause of fire
d. Determining the type of fire extinguisher to be used
62. In case of occurrence of fire involving a ship or
vessel docked at seaports/wharves, the BFP
investigation unit who has jurisdiction over such seaport
or wharf shall proceed to investigate the fire incident in
coordination with what office?
a. Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA) or the Maritime
Police
b. Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) or
the Airport Police
c. Department of Environment and Natural Resources
(DENR), the Philippine
d. National Bureau of Investigation (NBI)
 the finished product, as mixed and packaged for use or
63. In case of occurrence of fire involving an aircraft on shipment, cannot be detonated by means of a No. 8 test
the ground, the BFP investigation unit who has blasting cap when unconfined.
jurisdiction over the area where the fire incident involving
an aircraft occurred shall proceed to investigate the said a. Blasting Agent
fire incident in coordination with what office? b. Detonators
c. Igniter Cord
a. Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA) or the Maritime d. Emulsion
Police
b. Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) or 69. It is a superfine mixture of oxidizer solution
the Airport Police encapsulated in an oil/wax matrix.
c. Department of Environment and Natural Resources
(DENR), the Philippine a. Blasting Agent
d. National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) b. Detonators
c. Igniter Cord
64. In case of occurrence of a forest fire, the BFP d. Emulsion
investigation unit who has jurisdiction over the area
where the forest fire occurred, shall proceed to 70. It is an incendiary cord used to sequentially ignite
investigate the said fire incident in coordination with what safety fuses.
office?
a. Blasting Agent
a. Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA) or the Maritime b. Detonators
Police c. Igniter Cord
b. Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) or d. Emulsion
the Airport Police
c. Department of Environment and Natural Resources 71. It is a capsule or case which contains a sensitive
(DENR), the Philippine powerful explosive used for initiating other explosives
d. National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) and may not contain more than ten (10) grams of total
explosives by weight, excluding initiation or delay
65. In case of occurrence of fire caused by a gas leak or charges.
explosion, the BFP investigation unit who has jurisdiction
over the area where the gas leaks or explosion occurred a. Blasting Agent
shall proceed to investigate the matter in coordination b. Detonators
with what office? c. Igniter Cord
d. Emulsion
a. Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA) or the Maritime
Police 72. It collectively refers to heat, gases, solid particulates,
b. Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) or and liquid aerosols produced by burning.
the Airport Police
c. Department of Environment and Natural Resources a. Smoke
(DENR), the Philippine b. Carbon Dioxide
d. National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) c. Combustion products
d. Fairies
66. These are general classifications of explosives that
are capable of detonation at high velocity. 73. It is a light-mass combustible material that ignites
while floating on air currents prior to ignition of heavier-
a. Blasting Agents mass or larger materials.
b. High Explosives
c. Detonators a. Smoke
d. None of the above b. Carbon Dioxide
c. Combustion products
67. It refers to any chemical compound or chemical d. Fairies
mixtures that contain any combustible unites or other
ingredients in such portion or packing that ignition by fire, 74. It collectively refers to the airborne products of
friction, concussion, percussion, or detonation of all or combustion.
any part of the compound or mixture, that may cause
sudden generation of the heated gasses and the a. Smoke
resultant gaseous pressure are capable of producing b. Gas
destructive effects on contiguous objects or destroying c. Heat
life or limb. d. None of the above

a. Fire 75. It is a carbonaceous material that has been burned

b. Explosives or pyrolyzed and has a blackened appearance.
c. Firearms
d. None of the above a. Charcoal
b. Char
68. It refers to any material or mixture, consisting of a c. Ember
fuel and oxidizer, intended for blasting, not otherwise d. Coal
classified as an explosive and in which none of the
ingredients are classified as an explosive, provided that
76.bIt is the cracking, breaking, and chipping in or the 84. It is a diffraction pattern formed when hydrocarbons
formation of craters on, concrete masonry, rock, or brick float on a surface:
caused by loss of surface material.
a. Rainbow Effects
a. Spalling b. Plume
b. Oxidation c. Grounding
c. Melting d. Fulgurites
d. Calcination
85. It is a medical consequence that results when a
77. It is an indicator of fire direction on wood wall studs victim breaths in a reduced oxygen environment.
which points toward the general source of the heat.
a. Skin Burns
a. Calcination b. Hypoxia
b. Beveling c. Lividity
c. Oxidation d. None of the above
d. Melting
86. It refers to the part of a portable fire extinguisher that
78. It is a complicated pattern of short crack in glass that is used to carry it and hold the same while in use.
can either be straight or crescent shaped and can extend
through the entire thickness of the glass. a. Nozzle
b. Cylinder or Container
a. Melting c. Handle
b. Spalling d. Trigger
c. Crazing
d. Calcination 87. It refers to the part of portable fire extinguishers
which is the mechanism that is squeezed or depressed
79. It is a fire effect realized in gypsum products, to discharge the extinguishing agent.
including wallboard, as a result of exposure to heat that
drives off free and chemically bound water. a. Nozzle
b. Cylinder or Container
a. Melting c. Handle
b. Spalling d. Trigger
c. Crazing
d. Calcination 88. It refers to that part of a portable fire extinguisher
which is a simple quick-release device that prevents the
80. It is any fuel or oxidizer, often an ignitable liquid, accidental discharge of the extinguishing agent.
sued to initiate a fire or increase the rate of growth or
speed up the spread of fire. a. Pressure Indicator
b. Cylinder or Container
a. Accelerant c. Locking Mechanism
b. Oxygen d. Trigger
c. Air
d. None of the above 89. It is that part of a portable fire extinguisher which
shows whether a stored-pressure extinguisher has
81. It is the portion of a fire located at the opposite side sufficient pressure to operate properly.
of the fire from the head which is less intense and easier
to control. a. Pressure Indicator
b. Cylinder or Container
a. Fire Head c. Locking Mechanism
b. Fire Heel d. Trigger
c. Fire Flanks
d. All of the Above 90. A type of extinguishing agent that is excellent for
extinguishing Class A fires.
82. These are momentary balls of flame during or after
an explosion that may present high-intensity, short-term a. Water
radiation. b. Dry Chemical
c. Carbon Dioxide
a. Firebrands d. Dry Powder
b. Fire Storm
c. Fireballs 91. The only dry chemical extinguishing agent that is
d. Firewall rated as suitable for use on Class A fires.

83. It is a physical change from solid to liquid caused by a. Ammonium Nitrate

exposure to heat. b. Ammonium Sulfite
c. Ammonium Phosphate
a. Melting d. All of the above
b. Spalling
c. Crazing 92. It is one of the most common Class B extinguisher
d. Calcination additives
a. Aqueous Film Forming Foam a. Local Alarm System
b. Ammonium Phosphate b. Manual Pull-Station
c. Carbon Dioxide c. Nuisance Alarm
d. Potassium Bicarbonate d. Master-Coded Alarm

93. It refers to the process in which rising smoke, heat

and gases encounter a horizontal barrier such as a
ceiling and begin to move out and back down..

a. Leap-frogging
b. Mushrooming
c. Churning
d. Backdraft

94. It refers to the recirculation of exhausted air that is

drawn back into a negative-pressure fan in a circular
motion.

a. Leap-frogging
b. Mushrooming
c. Churning
d. Backdraft

95. It is a condition in which fire spreads from one floor

to the other through exterior windows.

a. Leap-frogging
b. Mushrooming
c. Churning
d. Backdraft

96. These are mechanical locking devices that are used

to secure the extended fly sections of an extension
ladder and sometimes referred to as dogs, ladder locks
or rung locks.

a. Pulley
b. Stops
c. Staypole
d. Pawls

97. These are long metal poles that are attached to the
top of the bed section and help stabilize the ladder as it
is being raised and lowered.

a. Pulley
b. Stops
c. Staypole
d. Pawls

98. It is a fire alarm system that sounds an alarm only in

the building where it was activated.

a. Local Alarm System

b. Noncoded Alarm
c. Nuisance Alarm
d. Master-Coded Alarm

99. It is an alarm system in which audible notification

devices can be used for multiple purposes, not just fire
alarm.

a. Local Alarm System

b. Manual Pull-Station
c. Nuisance Alarm
d. Master-Coded Alarm

100. It is a device with a switch that either opens or

closes a circuit, activating the fire alarm.