1.

It is an active chemical reaction that takes place between fuel, heat and oxygen in the form of
light and noticeable heat.
a. heat
b. energy
c. fire
d. fuel
2. It is the source of ignition
a. heat
b. energy
c. fire
d. fuel
3. The determines the sensation of warmth and coldness of a matter on contact.
a. heat
b. energy
c. temperature
d. fuel
4. The most important element for it is what burns. (solid, liquid, gas)
a. heat
b. energy
c. temperature
d. fuel
5. Heat energy or through intervening space by heat rays or electromagnetic wave without an
intervening medium.
a. Radiation
b. Conductive
c. Convection
d. Corrosion
6. Through solid materials, that is, direct contact. Heat travels through solid or between solids in
contact with each other or through intervening heat conducting medium.
a. Radiation
b. Conductive
c. Convection
d. Conduction
7. Heat is transferred through circulating medium either gas or liquid, heat travel in upward
movement.
a. Radiation
b. Conductive
c. Convection
d. Conduction
8. Which among the three is not part of the fire triangle
a. heat
b. energy
c. temperature
d. fuel
9. The chemical process whereby fires consumes most solid part of the fuel.
a. free radicals
b. energy
c. boiling point
d. pyrolysis
10. Phase in which all materials are consumed by fire oxygen and heat are released, presence of
smoke and smolders, oxygen in the surrounding.
a. Initial Stage
b. Boiling Stage
c. Smoldering Stage
d. Free Burning Stage
11. In this phase the fire starts, temperature rises and small flames produced.
a. Initial Stage
b. Boiling Stage
c. Smoldering Stage
d. Free Burning Stage
12. It is the phase in which all materials are burning, flashovers occur.
a. Initial Stage
b. Boiling Stage
c. Smoldering Stage
d. Free Burning Stage
13. Sudden introduction of oxygen with superheated fuel under pressure will cause an
explosion. It is the most common risk to firefighters during ventilation.
a. pyrolysis
b. oxidation
c. backdraft
d. explosive
14. The nucleus splits into two lighter nuclei .
a. Nuclear
b. Nuclear Fuse
c. Nuclear Fusion
d. Nuclear Fission
15. is a chemical change in which combustible materials or FUEL and an oxidizing agent like
OXYGEN, reacts. (SLOW AND FAST/RAPID)
a. pyrolysis
b. oxidation
c. backdraft
d. explosive
16. reactions in which two light nuclei combine to form heavier nucleus with the emission of
particles or gamma rays.
a. Nuclear
b. Nuclear Fuse
c. Nuclear Fusion
d. Nuclear Fission
17. Roberto moved by the passion of jealousy against Paul on account of his amorous relations
with Anthonete (Roberto’s wife), destroyed with a bolo one of the partitions of Paul’s house and
burned. But as wind as then blowing in the direction of the house, this was also burned.
a. Arson
b. Arson through reckless imprudence
c. Damage to property
d. Arson thru negligence

18. Special Aggravating Circumstances in Arson. The penalty in any case of arson shall be
imposed in its maximum period, except;
 a. If committed with intent to gain.
b. If committed for the benefit of another
c. If the offender is motivated by spite or hatred towards the owner or occupant of the property
burned;
d. If committed by a group of men.
19. Benj, with the hope of collecting insurance money, ordered Jim and the rest of his men to set
on fire his very own sugar cane plantation. In the course of fire, the nearby pineapple plantation
owned by another person was also burned. What crime is committed?
A. other forms of destruction
B. arson
C. malicious mischief
D. damage to property
20. Where Nolie killed Renzo and Felly, husband and wife, and after killing, Nolie set a fire to
the victims house, without knowing that a three days old infant is inside. The child perished in
the fire as well as its parents lifeless bodies inside the house. What crime is committed?
a. The killing of the couple was murder and the burning of the house and child was arson
b. The killing of the couple was murder and the burning of the house and child was accident.
c. Murder
d. There is no crime.
21. Combustible metals such as magnesium (white element burning with dazzling light), sodium
(a silver white metallic element), etc. This creates violent reaction.
A. Class A
B. Class D
C. Class C
D. Class E

22. Ordinary combustible materials such as wood, paper, fabrics, etc. this will indicated deep
cited fire, leaves ashes and embers (glowing coals) after burning.

A. Class A
B. Class D
C. Class C
D. Class E

23. Flammable gases such as LPG, LNG, etc. This will also creates violent reaction.
A. Class A
B. Class D
C. Class C
D. Class E

24. In classification of fire according to fuel Kitchen fires is under what?

A. Class K
 B. Class A
C. Class C
D. Class E
25. Flammable liquids such as gasoline, lube oil, kerosene, paint thinner, etc.
A. Class A
B. Class D
C. Class C
D. Class B
26. It involve fires without direct human intervention. Also known as “Providential Fire”.
a. Natural Fire Cause
b. Accidental Fire
c. Incendiary Fire Cause
d. Undetermined Fire Cause
27. Whenever the cause cannot be proven, the proper classification is undetermined.
a. Natural Fire Cause
b. Accidental Fire
c. Incendiary Fire Cause
d. Undetermined Fire Cause
28. Is one deliberately set under circumstances in which the person knows that the fire should not
be set known as intentional fire.
a. Natural Fire Cause
b. Accidental Fire
c. Incendiary Fire Cause
d. Undetermined Fire Cause
29. Fire caused by human error or negligence.
a. Natural Fire Cause
b. Accidental Fire
c. Incendiary Fire Cause
d. Undetermined Fire Cause
30. Any condition or act which increases or may cause an increase in the probability of the
occurrence of fire, or which may obstruct, delay, hinder or interfere with fire fighting operations
and the safeguarding of life and property.
a. Fire Trap
b. Fire Drill
c. Fire Ball
d. Fire Hazard
31. A building unsafe in case of fire because it will burn easily or because it lacks adequate exits
or fire escapes.
a. Fire Trap
b. Fire Drill
c. Fire Ball
d. Fire Hazard
32. A portable metal devise or wheeled apparatus used for putting out small fire.
a. Fire Extinguisher
b. Fire Drill
c. Fire Hydrants
d. Fire Tank
33. mechanical device strategically located in an installation or street where fire hose is
connected so that water with pressure will be available to extinguish fire.
a. Fire Extinguisher
b. Fire Drill
c. Fire Hydrants
d. Fire Tank
34. _________ the willful and malicious burning of all kinds of buildings and structures
including personal property.
a. Arsonists
b. Pyromania
c. Arson
d. Setting Fire

35. Is the moving cause which induces the commission of a crime. Something that leads or
influences a person to do something.
a. Malice
b. Willfulness
c. Intent
d. Motive
36. Is the purpose or design with which the act is done and involves the will. An essential
element of crime, motive is not.
 a. Malice
b. Willfulness
c. Intent
d. Motive
37. Denotes hatred or ill will or a desire for revenge. Deliberate intention of doing unjustified
harm for the satisfaction of doing it.
a. Malice
b. Willfulness
c. Intent
d. Motive
38. Means intentional and implies that the act was done purposely and intentionally.
a. Malice
b. Willfulness
c. Intent
d. Motive
39. It is not necessary that there be a fire before the crime is committed.
a. Attempted Arson
b. Arson
c. Frustrated Arson
d. Consummated Arson

40. Popoy already set fire to the rags soaked with gasoline and put it near the partition of an
inhabited house before he leaves the premises without knowing that before any part of the
building was burned, the flaming rags has been extinguished by Pepe, the house owner.
a. Attempted Arson
b. Arson
c. Frustrated Arson
d. Consummated Arson