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  1. Which type of fire extinguisher is commonly rated for Class A, B, and C fires?

    Answer: Multipurpose dry chemical (ABC)

    ABC dry chemical extinguishers are rated for ordinary combustibles, flammable liquids, and electrical fires.

  2. During an evacuation, what should the fire guard do to help occupants?

    Answer: Direct people calmly to the nearest safe exits

    Calm, clear direction to the nearest usable exits prevents panic and crowding.

  3. An exit sign in the venue is not lit. What should the fire guard do?

    Answer: Report it to the person in charge so it can be repaired promptly

    Exit signs must be illuminated so occupants can find exits, especially in smoke or darkness.

  4. Which decorations are acceptable inside a temporary place of assembly?

    Answer: Decorations that are flame-resistant or treated with an approved flame retardant

    Decorative materials must be flame-resistant to limit fire spread.

  5. A performer wants to use candles or open flames on stage without approval. What should the fire guard do?

    Answer: Prevent the use of open flames unless approved by the FDNY

    Open flames in places of assembly are prohibited unless specifically permitted by the FDNY.

  6. After using a portable fire extinguisher on a small fire, what should be done with the extinguisher?

    Answer: Report it and have it replaced or recharged before further use

    A partially discharged extinguisher may not work next time and must be recharged or replaced.

  7. When FDNY firefighters arrive at the venue, what should the fire guard do?

    Answer: Meet them and provide information about the fire's location and conditions

    The fire guard should brief arriving firefighters on the location, nature, and occupants of the emergency.

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