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There are ____ types of building construction?
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Firefighter A says that all building code classifications are standardized according to NFPA construction classification systems. Firefighter B says that there are several building codes classification systems and that each uses different terms. Who's right?
Firefighter B
What structural feature retards the spread of fire through a fire-resistive structure?
A. ventilation openings in partition and ceilings
B. light content fire loading
C. large open spaces
D. compartmentation provided by partitions and floors
D
In Type I construction, the fire resistive compartmentation provided by partitions and floor tends to retard the spread of fire throughout the building. These features allow time for
A. occupant evacuation
B. Interior firefighting
C. additional fire personnel to arrive
D. Both A and B
Concerning Type I construction, which is considered to be primary fire hazard of the building?
A. materials used in construction
B. contents of the structure
C. occupants of structure
D. None of the above
B
In a ____________ structure, firefighters are able to launch an interior attack with greater confidence
A. fire resistive
B. non combustible
c. heavy timber
D. wood
A
Materials with no fire resistance ratings, such as untreated wood, may be used in limited quantities in Type ___ construction
A. IV
B. II
C. III
D. I
Along with the contents of the structure presenting a primary hazard for Type II construction, which of the following structural components also presents a major problem during a fire?
A. flat, built up roofs
B. amount of weight placed on non-load bearing walls
C. combustible materials used on load-bearing walls
D. fire doors
Components of a build up roof include
A. tag and slag or gravel
B. tag paper or felt
C. sheathing and rafters
D. All the above are correct
Each of the items listed are primary hazards to consider when fighting fire in a Type II structure EXCEPT ONE
A. building contents
B. failure of structural supports
C. roof failure
D. structural members adding significantly to fire load
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