A. NFPA 75
B. NFPA 70
C. NFPA 73
D. NFPA 76
A. Slight eye and nasal irritation.
B. Moderate eye and upper respiratory tract irritation.
C. Mild eye and upper respiratory tract irritation.
D. Moderate irritation of all body surfaces.
A. Factor contributing to ignition
B. Equipment involved in ignition
C. Cause of ignition
D. Item first ignited
A. Minor disaster
B. Major disaster
C. Medium disaster
D. Catastrophic disaster
A. University dormitory
B. Wood-frame hotel
C. Large assembly building
D. High-rise apartment building
A. specific gravity.
B. relative density.
C. relative humidity.
D. specific density.
A. 3 hours
B. 2 hours
C. 4 hours
D. 5 hours
A. Interior finish materials
B. Floor finishes
C. Exterior materials
D. Roofing materials
A. inverse and the evacuation method.
B. density and group method.
C. flow and the capacity method.
D. stair width and floor method.
A. Rate-of-Rise
B. Electronic spot-type
C. Rate compensation
D. lonization
