TFM06 TEST / TFM06 ACTUAL TEST QUESTIONS
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Electrical Firing Junction - Answer-A box or slat, connected by
wire or cable to the firing unit
Electrical Firing Unit - Answer-A device that provides and
controls the electric current used to ignite fireworks
Automatic Electrical Firing Unit - Answer-A panel or box that
operates automatically to provide the source of electric current
used to ignite electric matches
Handheld Electrical Firing Unit - Answer-A small, handheld unit
(manual)
Manual Electrical Firing Unit - Answer-A panel or box with
manually operated switches
,Electrical Ignition - Answer-A technique used to ignite fireworks
using a source of electric current
Electric Match - Answer-A device consisting of wires
terminating at a relatively high-resistance element surrounded
by a small quantity of heat-sensitive pyrotechnic composition
Fallout Area - Answer-The designated area in which hazardous
debris is intended to fall after a pyrotechnic device is fired
Finale - Answer-A rapidly fired sequence at end of display
Fireworks - Answer-Any composition or device for the purpose
of producing a visible or an audible effect
Fusee - Answer-A highway distress flare
Ground Display Piece - Answer-A pyrotechnic device that
functions on the ground (fountains, roman candles, wheels)
, Hazardous Debris - Answer-Any debris produced or expelled by
the functioning of a pyrotechnic device
Lance - Answer-A thin cardboard tube packed with color
producing pyrotechnic composition used to construct ground
display pieces
Lift Charge - Answer-That composition in an aerial shell that
propels (lifts) the shell into the air
Manual Ignition - Answer-A technique used to ignite fireworks
using a handheld ignition source such as a fusee or portfire
Mine - Answer-A device designed to project numerous stars
and other effects (lowers than aerial shells)
Mortar - Answer-A tube from which aerial shells are fired into
the air
Mortar Rock - Answer-A strong frame containing mortars
AND WELL ELABORATED ANSWERS (100%
CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS) LATAEST
UPDATED VERSION 2024-2025 |ALREADY A
GRADED
Electrical Firing Junction - Answer-A box or slat, connected by
wire or cable to the firing unit
Electrical Firing Unit - Answer-A device that provides and
controls the electric current used to ignite fireworks
Automatic Electrical Firing Unit - Answer-A panel or box that
operates automatically to provide the source of electric current
used to ignite electric matches
Handheld Electrical Firing Unit - Answer-A small, handheld unit
(manual)
Manual Electrical Firing Unit - Answer-A panel or box with
manually operated switches
,Electrical Ignition - Answer-A technique used to ignite fireworks
using a source of electric current
Electric Match - Answer-A device consisting of wires
terminating at a relatively high-resistance element surrounded
by a small quantity of heat-sensitive pyrotechnic composition
Fallout Area - Answer-The designated area in which hazardous
debris is intended to fall after a pyrotechnic device is fired
Finale - Answer-A rapidly fired sequence at end of display
Fireworks - Answer-Any composition or device for the purpose
of producing a visible or an audible effect
Fusee - Answer-A highway distress flare
Ground Display Piece - Answer-A pyrotechnic device that
functions on the ground (fountains, roman candles, wheels)
, Hazardous Debris - Answer-Any debris produced or expelled by
the functioning of a pyrotechnic device
Lance - Answer-A thin cardboard tube packed with color
producing pyrotechnic composition used to construct ground
display pieces
Lift Charge - Answer-That composition in an aerial shell that
propels (lifts) the shell into the air
Manual Ignition - Answer-A technique used to ignite fireworks
using a handheld ignition source such as a fusee or portfire
Mine - Answer-A device designed to project numerous stars
and other effects (lowers than aerial shells)
Mortar - Answer-A tube from which aerial shells are fired into
the air
Mortar Rock - Answer-A strong frame containing mortars
