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 1. AN ACT ESTABLISHING A
COMPREHENSIVE FIRE
CODE OF THE PHILIPPINES,
REPEALING PRESIDENTIAL
DECREE NO. 1185 AND FOR
OTHER PURPOSES
o A. R.A. 9514
o B. BP 220
o C. PD. 1096
o D. PD 957
 2. R.A. 9514 is also known as
Discuss
o A. The Act shall be known
as the "Revised Fire Code of
the Philippines of 2008".
o B. The Act shall be known
as the "Revised Fire Code of
the Philippines of 2010".
o C. The Act shall be known
as the "Revised Fire Code of
the Philippines of 2009".
o D. The Act shall be known
as the "Revised Fire Code of
the Philippines of 2007".
 3. Act that would remove or
neutralize a fire hazard.
o A. Fire resistivity
o B. Fire exit
o C. Suppression
o D. Abatement
 4. Any person who acts as
agent of the owner and
manages the use of a building
for him.
o A. Officer
o B. Building Official
o C. Chief
o D. Administrator
 5. Any material or mixture
consisting of a fuel and oxidizer
used to set off explosives.
o A. Blasting Agent
o B. Foam
o C. Chemical Fire reducer
 6. A highly combustible and
explosive compound produced
a cellulose material.
o A. Sodium nitrate
o B. Nitrate oxide
o C. Cellulose Nitrate/Nitro
Cellulose
 7. Any plastic substance,
materials or compound having
cellulose nitrate (nitro cellulose)
as base.
o A. Cellulose Nitrate Plastic
(Pyroxylin)
o B. Cellulose Nitrate/Nitro
Cellulose
o C. Nitrate oxide
o D. Sodium nitrate
 8. Descriptive of materials that
are easily set on fire.
o A. Combustible Fiber
o B. Combustible, Flammable
or Inflammable
o C. Combustible Liquid
o D. Corrosive Liquid
 9. Any readily ignitable and free
burning fiber such as cotton,
oakum, rags, waste cloth, waste
paper, kapok, hay, straw,
Spanish moss, excelsior and
other similar materials
commonly used in commerce.
o A. Combustible Fiber
o B. Combustible Liquid
o C. Corrosive Liquid
o D. Curtain Board
 10. Liquid having a flash point at
or above 37.8_C (100_F).
o A. Curtain Board
o B. Corrosive Liquid
o C. Combustible Liquid
o D. Combustible Fiber
 11. Any liquid which causes fire
when in contact with organic
matter or with certain
chemicals.
o A. Corrosive Liquid
 o B. Combustible Liquid
o C. Combustible Fiber
 12. A vertical panel of non-
combustible or fire resistive
materials attached to and
extending below the bottom
chord of the roof trusses, to
divide the underside of the roof
into separate compartments so
that heat and smoke will be
directed upwards to a roof vent.
o A. Combustible Fiber
o B. Combustible Liquid
o C. Corrosive Liquid
o D. Curtain Board
 13. Descriptive of any material
which by its nature or as a
result of its reaction with other
elements produces a rapid drop
in temperature of the immediate
surroundings
o A. Flash Point
o B. Fulminate
o C. Cryogenic
 14. A normally open device
installed inside an air duct
system which automatically
closes to restrict the passage of
smoke or fire.
o A. Damper
o B. Ember
o C. Hose Box
 15. The process of first raising
the temperature in separate the
more volatile from the less
volatile parts and then cooling
and condensing the resulting
vapor so as to produce a nearly
purified substance.
o A. Condensation
o B. Distillation
o C. Vaporization
 16. A continuous passageway
for the transmission of air.
o A. Exhaust system
o B. Pipe line system
o C. Duct system
o D. Air duct system
 17. A finely powdered substance
which, when mixed with air in
the proper proportion and
ignited will cause an explosion.
o A. Powder
o B. Chemical compound
o C. Gust
o D. Dust
 18. An extremely hot luminous
bridge formed by passage of an
electric current across a space
between two conductors or
terminals due to the
incandescence of the
conducting vapor.
o A. Electric arc
o B. Electric current
o C. Electric shock
o D. Electric ground
 19. A hot piece or lump that
remains after a material has
partially burned, and is still
oxidizing without the
manifestation of flames.
o A. Fire
o B. Ember
o C. Burned piece
 20. Materials used as final
coating of a surface for
ornamental or protective
purposes.
o A. Erection
o B. Finishes
o C. Laid-on
o D. Final phase
 21. The active principle of
burning, characterized by the
heat and light of combustion.
o A. Boil
o B. Ember
o C. Smoke
o D. Fire
 22. A building unsafe in case of
fire because it will burn easily or
 because it lacks adequate exits
or fire escapes.
o A. Fire trap
o B. Fire unsafe
o C. Fire creator
o D. Building fire
 23. Any visual or audible signal
produced by a device or system
to warm the occupants of the
building or fire fighting elements
of the presence or danger of fire
to enable them to undertake
immediate action to save life
and property and to suppress
the fire.
o A. Fire signal
o B. Fire alarm
o C. Fire warning system
 24. A fire resistive door
prescribed for openings in fire
separation walls or partitions.
o A. Fire resistive door
o B. Fire door
o C. Fire reducer door
o D. Door fire
 25. Any condition or act which
increases or may cause an
increase in the probability of the
occurrence of fire, or which may
obstruct, delay, hinder or
interfere with fire fighting
operations and the
safeguarding of life and
property.
o A.
Fire trap
o B.
Fire unsafe
o C.
Fire hazard
o D.
Fire warning
 26.
The portion of a roadway or
publicway that should be
kept opened and
unobstructed at all times for
the expedient operation of
fire fighting units.
o A.
Fire rrow
o B.
Fire alley
o C.
Fire line
o D.
Fire lane
 27.
Any device intended for the
protection of buildings or
persons to include but not
limited to built-in protection
system such as sprinklers
and other automatic
extinguishing system,
detectors for heat, smoke
and combustion products
and other warning system
components, personal
protective equipment such as
fire blankets, helmets, fire
suits, gloves and other
garments that may be put on
or worn by persons to protect
themselves during fire.
o A. Fire Protective Device
o B. Fire Protective And Fire
Safety Device
o C. Fire Suppression Device
 28. - Refers to design and
installation of walls, barriers,
doors, windows, vents, means
of egress, etc. integral to and
incorporated into a building or
structure in order to minimize
danger to life from fire, smoke,
fumes or panic before the
building is evacuated. These
features are also designed to
achieve, among others, safe
and rapid evacuation of people
through means of egress sealed
from smoke or fire, the
confinement of fire or smoke in
the room or floor of origin and
delay their spread to other parts
of the building by means of
smoke sealed and fire resistant
doors, walls and floors. It shall
also mean to include the
treatment of buildings
components or contents with
flame retardant chemicals.
o A. Fire Hydrants
o B. Fire Exit construction
o C. Fire Safety Constructions
 29. 1. Under the Fire Code,
what is the maximum width
(meters) of a single door in a
doorway?
o A. A. 0.80
o B. B. 1.50
o C. C. 1.40
o D. D. 1.22
 30. The minimum temperature at
which any material gives off
vapor in sufficient concentration
to form an ignitable mixture with
air.
o A. Flash point
o B. Electric Arc
o C. Fulminate
 31. A process where a piece of
metal is heated prior to
changing its shape or
dimensions.
o A. Forcing
o B. Stretching
o C. Heated
o D. Tempered
 32. Kind of stable explosive
compound which explodes by
percussion.
o A. Fulminate
o B. Percussive explosion
o C. Compound
o D. Electric arc
 33. Any act of manufacturing,
fabrication, conversion, etc.,
that uses or produces materials
which are likely to cause fires or
explosions.
o A. Combustible Operation/
process
o B. Hazardous
Operation/Process
o C. Chemical Operation/
process
 34. Passageway from one
building to another or through or
around a wall in approximately
the same floor level.
o A. Corridor exit
o B. Vertical Exit
o C. Horizontal Exit
o D. Fire Exit
 35. A box or cabinet where fire
hoses, valves and other
equipment are stored and
arranged for fire fighting.
o A. Hose Reel
o B. Hose Box
o C. Junction Box
o D. Reel Box
 36. - A cylindrical device turning
on an axis around which a fire
hose is wound and connected.
o A. Reel Box
o B. Hose Reel
o C. Junction Box
o D. Hose Box
 37. A rocket or liquid propellant
which consist of combinations
 of fuels and oxidizers which
ignite spontaneously on contact
with each other.
o A. Hypergolic Fuel
o B. Jet fuel
o C. Propellant Fuel
 42. Use of one or more electrical
appliances or devices which
draw or consume electrical
current beyond the designed
capacity of the existing
electrical system.

 38. The industrial process of o A. Overloading

o B. Underloading
subjecting materials to heat for
o C. Loading
the purpose of removing
solvents or moisture from the  43. The person who holds the
same, and/or to fuse certain legal right of possession or title
chemical salts to form a uniform to a building or real property.
glazing the surface of materials o A. Occupant
being treated. o B. Chief of police
o A. Industrial Baking o C. Owner
o B. Industrial Glazing o D. Beaureu of Fire
o C. Industrial insolvent protection
o D. Industrial Baking And  44. A material that readily yields
Drying
oxygen in quantities sufficient to
 39. A piece of metal or an stimulate or support
electrical conductor used to combustion.
bypass a safety device in an o A. Oxide Material
electrical system. o B. Combustive material
o A. By pass device o C.
o B. Jumper
o C. Fuse
 40. Any person actually
occupying and using a building
or portions thereof by virtue of a
lease contract with the owner or
administrator or by permission
or sufferance of the latter.
o A. User
o B. Occupant
o C. Watchman
o D. Usage
 41. A strong oxidizing organic
compound which releases
oxygen readily. It causes fire
when in contact with
combustible materials
especially under conditions of
high temperature.
o A. Oxide nitrate
o B. Organic Peroxide
o C. Peroxide
o D. Calcium Peroxide
 Oxidizing Material
o D. Peroxide Material
 45. Type or burner where the fuel
is subjected to pressure prior to
discharge into the combustion
chamber and/or which includes
fans or other provisions for the
introduction of air at above
normal atmosphere pressure into
the same combustion chamber.
o A. Pressurized burner
equipment
o B. Pressurized Or Forced
Draft Burning Equipment
o C. Combustion Chamber
equipment
 46. Any building or structure
where fifty (50) or more people
congregate, gather, or assemble
for any purpose.
o A. Private Assembly Building
o B. Public Assembly Building
o C. Assembly
 47. Any street, alley or other strip
of land unobstructed from the
ground to the sky, deeded,
dedicated or otherwise
permanently appropriated for
public use.
o A. Public way
o B. Public street
o C. Public alley
o D. Public hi-way
 48. Descriptive of any substance
that ignites spontaneously when
exposed to air.
o A. Hypegolic
o B. Electric arc
o C. Refining
o D. Pyrophoric
 49. A process where impurities
and/or deleterious materials are
removed from a mixture in order
to produce a pure element of
compound. It shall also refer to
partial distillation and electrolysis.
o A. Refining
o B. Pyrophoric
o C. Electric arc
o D. Hypegolic
 50. Automatic closing doors that
are designed to confine smoke
and heat and delay the spread of
fire.
o A. Safety Door
o B. Automatic Door
o C. Self-Closing Doors
o D. Panic hardware
 51. Melting or fusing of metallic
ores or compounds so as to
separate impurities from pure
metals.
o A. Pyrophoric
o B. Melting fusion
o C. Smelting
o D. Hypegolic
 52. An integrated network of
hydraulically designed piping
installed in a building, structure or
area with outlets arranged in a
systematic pattern which
automatically discharges water
when activated by heat or
combustion products from a fire.
o A. Sprinkler System
o B. Fire Suppression System
o C. Fire Foam System
 53. A system of vertical pipes in a
building to which fire hoses can
 be attached on each floor,  57. Enforcer of this code will be
including a system by which under the direct supervision and
water is made available to the control of the _______ of the
outlets as needed. Bureau of Fire Protection
o A. Duct System o A. Chief
o B. Pipe Exhaust system o B. Officer
o C. Vent Pipe system o C. Captain
o D. Standpipe System o D. General
 54. A passage hall or
antechamber between the outer
doors and the interior parts of a
house or building.
o A. Entrance lobby
o B. Vestibule
o C. Lounge
o D. Hall
 55. An enclosed vertical space of
passage that extends from floor
to floor, as well as from the base
to the top of the building.
o A. Horizontal shaft
o B. Vertical shaft
o C. Vent shaft
o D. Vent Pipe
 56. This Code shall be
administered and enforced by the
____________, under the direct
supervision and control of the
Chief of the Bureau of Fire
Protection, through the hierarchy
of organization as provided for in
Chapter VI of Republic Act No.
6975. with the approval of the
Secretary of the Department of
the Interior and Local
Government (DILG), the BFP, is
hereby authorized to:
o A. Bureau of Fire Protection
(BFP)
o B. Philippine National Police
(PNP)
o C. Local Government (LGU)
o D. Department of the Interior
and Local Government (DILG)