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MS-12 Fire Protection Systems New Mexico
(NM)||Verified Exam COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
DETAILED SOLUTIONS LATEST UPDATE THIS YEAR-
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1. When activated , active fire systems are designed to :
A. change the course and outcome of a fire in a building .
B. suppress warnings to occupants in order to avoid panic
.
C. perform with no outside intervention or mechanical
support .
D. be a part of the building construction , such as a firewall
or fire doors . - Answer-A
2. Which of the following BEST describes fire detection
systems ?
A. They act directly upon the hazard in order to eliminate it
.
B. They prevent hazards in commercial and residential
structures .
C. They contain the hazard until manual suppression can
be achieved .
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D. They alert occupants to hazardous conditions , smoke ,
or changing fire conditions . - Answer-D
3. The " Three E's of Prevention " that must be
implemented in order to reduce the number of fire deaths
and related injuries are :
A . education , expansion , and equipment . B. engineering
, equipment , and expansion . C. equipment , education ,
and enforcement . D. education , engineering , and
enforcement . - Answer-D
4. Automatic fire suppression systems work to suppress
the fire hazard by :
A. detecting specific flame signatures .
B. implementing a passive mechanism .
C. applying a fire - suppressing medium .
D. requiring activation by an individual . - Answer-C
5. Examples of manual fire suppression systems include :
A. standpipes , smoke activators , and fire hoses .
B. standpipes , fire hoses , and fire extinguishers .
C. fire hoses , fire extinguishers , and smoke activators .
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D. fire extinguishers , smoke activators , and standpipes . -
Answer-B
6. Standards and codes establish a minimum level of :
A. response by multiple jurisdictions .
B. unpreventable deaths in a jurisdiction .
C. safety that should be present in structures .
D. permissible injuries allowed by an insurance firm . -
Answer-C
7. What two methods are used to adopt building and fire
codes ?
A. Practice and design
B. Consensus and standards
C. Transcription and reference
D. Regulations and amendments - Answer-C
8. What is a consensus standard ?
A. A standard developed by a group of experts
B. A standard presented to a group of experts for adoption
MS-12 Fire Protection Systems New Mexico
(NM)||Verified Exam COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
DETAILED SOLUTIONS LATEST UPDATE THIS YEAR-
JUST RELEASED.pdf||NEWEST EXAM!!!
1. When activated , active fire systems are designed to :
A. change the course and outcome of a fire in a building .
B. suppress warnings to occupants in order to avoid panic
.
C. perform with no outside intervention or mechanical
support .
D. be a part of the building construction , such as a firewall
or fire doors . - Answer-A
2. Which of the following BEST describes fire detection
systems ?
A. They act directly upon the hazard in order to eliminate it
.
B. They prevent hazards in commercial and residential
structures .
C. They contain the hazard until manual suppression can
be achieved .
,2|Page
D. They alert occupants to hazardous conditions , smoke ,
or changing fire conditions . - Answer-D
3. The " Three E's of Prevention " that must be
implemented in order to reduce the number of fire deaths
and related injuries are :
A . education , expansion , and equipment . B. engineering
, equipment , and expansion . C. equipment , education ,
and enforcement . D. education , engineering , and
enforcement . - Answer-D
4. Automatic fire suppression systems work to suppress
the fire hazard by :
A. detecting specific flame signatures .
B. implementing a passive mechanism .
C. applying a fire - suppressing medium .
D. requiring activation by an individual . - Answer-C
5. Examples of manual fire suppression systems include :
A. standpipes , smoke activators , and fire hoses .
B. standpipes , fire hoses , and fire extinguishers .
C. fire hoses , fire extinguishers , and smoke activators .
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D. fire extinguishers , smoke activators , and standpipes . -
Answer-B
6. Standards and codes establish a minimum level of :
A. response by multiple jurisdictions .
B. unpreventable deaths in a jurisdiction .
C. safety that should be present in structures .
D. permissible injuries allowed by an insurance firm . -
Answer-C
7. What two methods are used to adopt building and fire
codes ?
A. Practice and design
B. Consensus and standards
C. Transcription and reference
D. Regulations and amendments - Answer-C
8. What is a consensus standard ?
A. A standard developed by a group of experts
B. A standard presented to a group of experts for adoption
