Fire Safety for Early Years test

Question: If you discover a fire, what is your first responsibility?

Question: Which of the following actions should you take when evacuating the building?

(Select all that apply)

Question: Should you raise the alarm if the fire is small enough to tackle yourself?

Question: In the event of a fire, should you close the windows and doors?

Question: What should you do if you see smoke emitting from the gaps around a door?

Question: What should you do if you are unsure whether there is a fire in a room?

Question: Once you are at the assembly point, what can you do to help the person in charge?

(Select all correct answers)

Question: According to Ofsted, how often should a fire risk assessment be carried out?

Question: Which are the 3 elements of the fire triangle needed for a fire to start?

(Select the 3 that apply)

Question: If a portable electric heater needs to be used, what is a safe distance to position it from anything that can catch light (e.g, paper or curtains)?

Question: Name the 3 main ways in which fire spreads:

Question: Kitchen fires (involving cooking oil and fats) should be put out with which of the following:

Question: Why are fire drills important?

Question: Who is responsible for reporting fire safety issues in a childcare setting?

Question: Do you need to close fire doors during the day?