A.week
B.month
C.crew change
D.other week

A.the accumulation of explosive gases
B.faster cooling of the fire
C.the fire to spread through the ventilation system
D.fixed foam systems to be ineffective

A.during abandon drill
B.during fire drill
C.weekly
D.when the rig is being moved

A.opening dead spaces to check for heat or fire
B.evacuation of the vessel
C.sounding the all clear signal
D.operation of the emergency generator

A.subtle
B.dental
C.brittle
D.scuttled

A.pull the nozzle handle all the way back toward the operator
B.pull the nozzle handle back to a position where the handle is perpendicular to the plane of the nozzle
C.push the nozzle handle forward as far as it will go
D.insert a fog applicator between the fire hose and nozzle

A.remove oxygen from the area
B.cool fuel below ignition temperature
C.smother with CO₂
D.smother fire with foam

A.must be fixed if the vessel exceeds 12 meters in length
B.may be used as a fire pump
C.must be portable if there are more than 4 watertight compartments
D.must be capable of pumping at least 450 gpm

A.starting the fire pumps
B.checking the operation of watertight doors
C.checking arrangements for abandon ship
D.All of the above

A.transferring heat across an unobstructed space
B.heated gases flowing through ventilation systems
C.burning liquids flowing into another space
D.transmitting the heat of a fire through the ship's metal