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Chemistry

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A: Triangle

C: Rectangle

B: Circle

D: Diamond

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The three things needed for a fire can be put into a fire ________?

A: Triangle

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A: Match

C: Fuel

B: Wood

D: Water

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The fire triangle has three components; heat, oxygen

and _________

C: Fuel

A: Fire stopper

C: Water

B: Oxide

D: Extinguisher

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Something that removes a component of the fire triangle in order to put out a fire is called

__________?

D: Extinguisher

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A: Combustion

C: Smoke

B: Fire

D: Bonfire

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The scientific word for burning is _________ .

A: Combustion.

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shAas

A: oxygen

C: water

B: smoke

D: ash

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When something burns carbon dioxide and ________

are formed.

C: water

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A: oxygen

C: sulphur

B: nitrogen

D: carbon

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A hydrocarbon is something that contains hydrogen and _________

D: carbon

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A: Fire blanket

C: Oil

B: Water

D: Foam

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If a chip pan was on fire, the best thing to use to put the

fire out would be _________

Fire blanket

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A: Oxygen

C: Heat

B: Fuel

D: Carbon dioxide

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What part of the fire triangle would water be removing if it were

used to extinguish a fire?

C: Heat

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A: Emptithermic

C: Extendothermic

B: Exithermic

D: Million of Years.

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Which of the following is the correct spelling ?

D: Exothermic

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A: Flour

C: Oxygen

B: Talc

D: Powder

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Which of the following is a type of fire extinguisher?

D: Powder

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A: Fast

C: Endothermic

B: Slow

D: Exothermic

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D: Exothermic

A fire is an example of a ____________ reaction

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A: An oxide

C: Water

B: A gas

D: A hydroxide

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When a fuel burns it reacts with oxygen to form ________

A: An oxide

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A: A solid

C: A log

B: A liquid

D: A gas

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What of the following is the easiest to ignite?

D: A gas

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A: Side

C: Bottom

B: Top of the triangle

D: Tip

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Where is the hottest part of a bunsen flame?

B: Top of the triangle

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A: Oxygen

C: Carbon dioxide

B: Water

D: Plastic

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Fireworks have ________ trapped in them?

A: Oxygen

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