Fire & Life Safety Educator Questions
With All Correct Answers 2025 Latest
Update
Who was the NFPA general manager from 1939-1969, also known as "Mr. Fire
Protection"? CORRECT ANSWERS Percy Bugbee
What is a collection of principles or rules? CORRECT ANSWERS Cannon
What year was "America Burning" released by the National Commission on Fire
Control? CORRECT ANSWERS 1973
Who tasked the National Commission of Fire Control with reviewing the fire problem in
the United states? CORRECT ANSWERS Richard Nixon
What was the emphasis of the "America Burning" report? CORRECT ANSWERS Public
education
What book was released taking a look at injuries, not as accidents but a national health
problem? CORRECT ANSWERS Injury in America
What are the three phases of injury control? CORRECT ANSWERS Prevention,
Treatment, and Rehabilitation
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission required most lighters manufactured after
1994 to be what? CORRECT ANSWERS Child resistant
How many classification of injuries are there? CORRECT ANSWERS 23
What is the NFPA Standard for Professional Qualifications for Public Fire and Life
Safety Educator? CORRECT ANSWERS 1035
What are the Roles and responsibilities of a Fire and Life Safety Educator I? CORRECT
ANSWERS Coordinate and deliver
What are the Roles and responsibilities of a Fire and Life Safety Educator II?
CORRECT ANSWERS Educator I + ability to prepare
What are the Roles and responsibilities of a Fire and Life Safety Educator III?
CORRECT ANSWERS Educator II + create, administer, and evaluate
, What fire caused 492 deaths as a result of overcrowding, flammable and combustible
interior finishes, lack of adequate exits, and difficult exiting? CORRECT ANSWERS
Coconut Grove Nightclub - 1942
What fire caused 95 deaths as a result of storing combustible materials, lack of teacher
training lack of fire drills, and difficulty exiting? CORRECT ANSWERS Our Lady of
Angels School - 1958
What fire caused 165 deaths as a result of lack of evacuation and planning lack of early
detection, and difficulty exiting? CORRECT ANSWERS Beverly Hills Supper Club -
1977
What fire caused 85 deaths as a result of smoke travel in high rise building, and the
poor evacuation from a high rise CORRECT ANSWERS MGM Grand Hotel - 1980
What is the strongest weapon in the fire and life safety educator's arsenal against death,
injury, and property loss? CORRECT ANSWERS Knowledge
What is the basic measurement of fire's stored energy? CORRECT ANSWERS Fire
load
What is it called when a material continues to burn without an external heat source?
CORRECT ANSWERS Established burning
What is the term used when referring to whether or not people can remain unhurt in a
fire area or escape without injury CORRECT ANSWERS Tenability
What are 5 factor that influence how well someone can withstand the physical assault of
the fire, heat, smoke, and gasses? CORRECT ANSWERS Age, Body size, Physical
condition, respiratory capacity, and medication, drugs, or alcohol.
What is the scientific measurement of how much heat is availible for transfer to human
skin? CORRECT ANSWERS Heat flux
What is the primary cause of fire deaths, accounting for about 50%? CORRECT
ANSWERS Carbon Monoxide
What does the fire and life safety educator do by developing and sharing safety skills
and information? CORRECT ANSWERS Change Human Behavior
Who wrote the article "The Myth of Panic" in 1982, idetifying 4 elements to panic
behavior? CORRECT ANSWERS Dr. John Keating
Smoke detector are required to have a sound level output of at least What? CORRECT
ANSWERS 85 decibels at 10 ft
With All Correct Answers 2025 Latest
Update
Who was the NFPA general manager from 1939-1969, also known as "Mr. Fire
Protection"? CORRECT ANSWERS Percy Bugbee
What is a collection of principles or rules? CORRECT ANSWERS Cannon
What year was "America Burning" released by the National Commission on Fire
Control? CORRECT ANSWERS 1973
Who tasked the National Commission of Fire Control with reviewing the fire problem in
the United states? CORRECT ANSWERS Richard Nixon
What was the emphasis of the "America Burning" report? CORRECT ANSWERS Public
education
What book was released taking a look at injuries, not as accidents but a national health
problem? CORRECT ANSWERS Injury in America
What are the three phases of injury control? CORRECT ANSWERS Prevention,
Treatment, and Rehabilitation
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission required most lighters manufactured after
1994 to be what? CORRECT ANSWERS Child resistant
How many classification of injuries are there? CORRECT ANSWERS 23
What is the NFPA Standard for Professional Qualifications for Public Fire and Life
Safety Educator? CORRECT ANSWERS 1035
What are the Roles and responsibilities of a Fire and Life Safety Educator I? CORRECT
ANSWERS Coordinate and deliver
What are the Roles and responsibilities of a Fire and Life Safety Educator II?
CORRECT ANSWERS Educator I + ability to prepare
What are the Roles and responsibilities of a Fire and Life Safety Educator III?
CORRECT ANSWERS Educator II + create, administer, and evaluate
, What fire caused 492 deaths as a result of overcrowding, flammable and combustible
interior finishes, lack of adequate exits, and difficult exiting? CORRECT ANSWERS
Coconut Grove Nightclub - 1942
What fire caused 95 deaths as a result of storing combustible materials, lack of teacher
training lack of fire drills, and difficulty exiting? CORRECT ANSWERS Our Lady of
Angels School - 1958
What fire caused 165 deaths as a result of lack of evacuation and planning lack of early
detection, and difficulty exiting? CORRECT ANSWERS Beverly Hills Supper Club -
1977
What fire caused 85 deaths as a result of smoke travel in high rise building, and the
poor evacuation from a high rise CORRECT ANSWERS MGM Grand Hotel - 1980
What is the strongest weapon in the fire and life safety educator's arsenal against death,
injury, and property loss? CORRECT ANSWERS Knowledge
What is the basic measurement of fire's stored energy? CORRECT ANSWERS Fire
load
What is it called when a material continues to burn without an external heat source?
CORRECT ANSWERS Established burning
What is the term used when referring to whether or not people can remain unhurt in a
fire area or escape without injury CORRECT ANSWERS Tenability
What are 5 factor that influence how well someone can withstand the physical assault of
the fire, heat, smoke, and gasses? CORRECT ANSWERS Age, Body size, Physical
condition, respiratory capacity, and medication, drugs, or alcohol.
What is the scientific measurement of how much heat is availible for transfer to human
skin? CORRECT ANSWERS Heat flux
What is the primary cause of fire deaths, accounting for about 50%? CORRECT
ANSWERS Carbon Monoxide
What does the fire and life safety educator do by developing and sharing safety skills
and information? CORRECT ANSWERS Change Human Behavior
Who wrote the article "The Myth of Panic" in 1982, idetifying 4 elements to panic
behavior? CORRECT ANSWERS Dr. John Keating
Smoke detector are required to have a sound level output of at least What? CORRECT
ANSWERS 85 decibels at 10 ft
