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PRAMS automatically play during decompression. - correct answer-TRUE


Where is the LRBL on the 787? - correct answer-4R


Where is the escape hatch located in the OFAR? - correct answer-Bunk 3 and 5


After the smoke/fire is extinguished, who pushes the horn shut-off switch just
before leaving the OFCR/OFAR? - correct answer-firefighter


If outside the OFAR/OFCR and smoke/fire is detected, what steps does the
firefighter take? - correct answer-Immediately don PBE, obtain halon, search for
the source of smoke/fire, move O2 WA from the storage space to stairs.


What alerts will you receive in the cabin for a fire in the OFAR/OFCR? (4) - correct
answer--amber reset light outside
-continuous high chime
-smoke detected message on CAP
-flashing amber light on Master ACP

, When should the horn shut off switch be pushed during a decompression? -
correct answer-As the last crew member leaves the crew rest area


During a decompression, one FA in the OFAR should don an O2 WA and leave the
OFAR to alert FA1? - correct answer-FALSE. Pass around the O2 and everyone
leaves together.


If a decompression occurs while in the OFCR/OFAR, what are the alerts? - correct
answer-- Masks drop at each bunk at cabin altitude of 15,000 feet
- Continuous aural warning horn upon mask drop
- Green "OXYGEN" indicator light near stairs illuminates upon mask drop


The Decompression Warning System will activate when the cabin altitude reaches
15000 feet. When this happens, what will occur? - correct answer-5 Hi chimes
throughout the cabin and rest areas. Fasten seatbelt sign will illuminate and one
lo-chime sound. Cabin lights will automatically illuminate to bright. Changes to
cabin lighting are locked out at all the CAPs.


Who preflights the OFCR? - correct answer-FA 5


Who preflights the OFAR? - correct answer-FA 3


Oxygen from the PSU will flow for approximately: - correct answer-22 minutes


Which FAs are responsible for retrieving the ELTs in a ditching? - correct answer-
FA 1 and FA 3

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