2018/19 Federal Fire Service (FFS) Past Questions and Answers

2018/19  Federal Fire Service (FFS) Past Questions and Answers

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Federal Fire Service Past Questions from Previous Years

1. Which of these is not a road classification in Nigeria

a) Trunk A
b) Trunk B
c) Trunk C
d) Trunk D
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2. The acronym for the equipment worn by an individual to prevent risk to health and safety is

a) PHE
b) PPE
c) PPMC
d) PSE
3. Safety helmets are worn to protect against

a) Extremes of temperatures
b) Falling objects
c) Impacts with fixed objects
d) A, B & C
4. The color Blue in safety means

a) Prohibited action
b) Mandatory action
c) Safe action
d) Warning notice
5. The color Green in safety can be used in

a) Escape routes
b) Emergency showers
c) Low passages
d) Emergency stops
6. The chemistry of fire include

a) Heat
b) Oxygen
c) Combustible Materials
d) A & B
7. Is not a class of fire?

a) B
b) F
c) E
d) A
8. Freely burning fires fuelled by wood can be extinguished by

a) Application of water
b) Application of foam
c) Application of C02 extinguisher
d) C & D
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9. Water is most effective and most commonly used for which of the following type of fire

a) Class A-ordinary combustibles
b) Class B-flammable and combustible liquids
c) Class C-electrical
d) Class D-combustible metals
10. The first principle of good storage practice for chemicals is:

a) Limiting quantity
b) Segregation
c) Containment
d) Concentration