1. Class A Fire 200 Ordinary combustibles Jeff Prokop

2. Class B Fires 400 Liquid gasses Jeff Prokop

3. Class C Fires 600 Electrical Jeff Prokop

4. Two ways of Extinguishing a Class B 800 Smothering or cutting fuel supply Jeff Prokop

5. How do you Extinguish a Class c 1000 Dry chemical (halon) Jeff Prokop

6. A fire breaks out At a gas station, this is how you would extinguish it 1200 Do not attack fire, let the fuel burn off Jeff Prokop

7. 200 First Growth Stage Ignition

8. 400 Second Growth Stage Jeff Prokop Growth

9. 600 Third Growth Stage Jeff Prokop Flashover

10. 800 Final stage of fire growth Jeff Prokop Decay

11. 1000 The most dangerous Stage in fire growth Jeff Prokop What is flashover

12. 1200 Name the four Extinguishing theories Jeff Prokop Temp reduction, Removal of fuel, reduce Oxygen, fire extinguisher

13. 200 Name the three heat transfers Jeff Prokop Conduction, convection, and radiation

14. 400 Heat is transferred through direction contact Jeff Prokop conduction

15. 600 Heat is transferred through waves, similar to one house fire spreading to another house without direct contact Jeff Prokop radiation

16. 800 When the air around the fire is heated, similar to toxic gases catching on fire Jeff Prokop convection

17. 1000 What is fire? Jeff Prokop When heat, fuel and oxygen combine to create a chemical reaction

18. 1200 Most common heat heat transfer is evolved in fires Jeff Prokop conduction

19. 200 What is flashover Jeff Prokop when the whole room reaches ignition point

20. 400 When the fire is reduced of oxygen and then reintroduced to oxygen And causes a explosion Jeff Prokop Backdraft

21. 600 What is the estimated Temp for flashover Jeff Prokop 900 degrees

22. 800 Gray yellow smoke, little or no visible flames, Smoke stained windows Jeff Prokop Signs of backdraft

23. 1000 Signs of flashover Jeff Prokop When everything is on fire, gases rolling over atmospheres

24. 1200 How do you prevent flashover or backdraft Jeff Prokop Flashover use water to reduce heat. Backdraft allow fire to burn out, Or ventilating by flanking

25. 200 What class fires are most common in our city Jeff Prokop Classes A, B, C

26. 400 During growth stage When does flashover Usually occur Jeff Prokop Between growth and Fully developed fire

27. 600 What is done to Reduce radiation Jeff Prokop Water is sprayed Between the buildings to lower temperature

28. 800 This makes up fire triangle Jeff Prokop What is oxygen, fuel and heat

29. 1000 This is how to prevent backdraft Jeff Prokop What is vertical ventilation

30. 1200 This is why fire- fighters should understand heat transfers Jeff Prokop Heat transfers allow firefighters to stop spread of fire, and consider how fire started

31. 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 200 400 200 400 200 400 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 600 800 1000 1200 600 800 1000 1200 600 800 1000 1200 Categ. Time Up Final Jeopardy Class Fires Class Growth Flashover and Back draft Heat Transfer Bit of everything Jeff Prokop

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33. Class Fires Jeff Prokop

34. Jeff Prokop Class Growth

35. Heat Transfer Jeff Prokop

36. Flashover and Back draft Jeff Prokop

37. Bit of Everything Jeff Prokop

38. Jeff Prokop DAILY DOUBLE

39. Jeopardy! Final Jeff Prokop

40. Type Final Jeopardy Category here Jeff Prokop

41. type final jeopardy answer here. “ Think music” will play for 1 minute Jeff Prokop

42. Geography Muslim Empires Islam Vocabulary Which Religion? Arabia Mecca Asia, Africa, Europe Mecca & Medina Mecca Dome of The Rock Arabic Spain mosque Koran/ Qur’an 5 Pillars Pilgrimage Islam & Christianity All Three religions Shi’a Sunni Abbasids Banks Minaret Caliph calligraphy House of Wisdom Allah Muhammad Divorce, education Ramadan Judaism All Three religions Islam All Three religions Jeff Prokop This is an answer sheet template you need to type in the boxes to change the answers and print