RFPFF Exit Exam Questions and Answers of 2024 Latest updated MCQ contain approx 30 questions Set.

RFPFF (Refresher Fire Prevention And Fire Fighting) is one of the basic modular courses for all seafarers.

RFPFF Exit Exam Questions and Answers of 2024 Latest updated MCQ
RFPFF Exit Exam Questions and Answers of 2024 Latest updated MCQ

RFPFF (Refresher Fire Prevention And Fire Fighting) Exit Exam Questions and Answers of 2024 Latest updated MCQ contain 30 questions Set.

 

1.  What is NOT a characteristic of carbon dioxide fire-extinguishing agents?

[a] Effective even if ventilation is not shut down 

[b] Will not deteriorate in storage

[c] Non-corrosive

[d] Effective on electrical equipment

 

2. Foam extinguishes a fire by.

[A] destroying the burning materials

[B] chemical reaction with the burning material

[C] absorbing the burning material

[D] smothering the burning material

 

3. Immediately after a class “B” fire has been extinguished by the use of foam, crewmen should

[A] carefully apply a low velocity fog over the foam blanket

[B] wade through the foam blanket to evenly distribute the foam

[C] be careful not to disturb the foam blanket

[D] sweep the foam blanket overboard and secure firefighting equipment

 

4. The most likely location for a liquid cargo fire to occur on a tanker would be

[A] in the midships house

[B] at the main deck manifold

[C] at the vent header

[D] in the pump room

 

5. You should be most concerned about a possible explosion or fire in fuel tanks

[A] during fueling when the fuel first strikes the tank bottom 

[B] during fueling when the fuel strikes fuel already in the tank

[C] when underway as the fuel is moved by wave action

[D] shortly after fueling when fuel vapors gather

 

6. You have carbon tetrachloride as part of the cargo. If a fire breaks out in the general area, what is the major danger from the carbon tetrachloride?

[A] It will explode if exposed to a flame.

[B] Phosgene gas may be formed if it comes in contact with hot metal.

[C] It will burn rapidly once Ignited.

[D] You cannot use water to fight the fire because it will react with the carbon tetrachloride.

 

7. Radiation can cause a fire to spread by.

[A] transmitting the heat of a fire through the ship’s metal

[B] burning liquids flowing into another space

[C] heated gases flowing through ventilation systems

[D] the transfer of heat across an unobstructed space 

 

8. To prevent the spread of fire by conduction, you should

[A] cool the bulkheads around the fire

[B] remove combustibles from direct exposure

[C] close all openings to the area

[D] shut off all electric power

 

9. You notice smoke coming from an open laundry room doorway. After activating the fire alarm, which of the following would you do FIRST?

[A] Attempt to determine what is burning.

[B] Acquire the nearest self-contained breathing apparatus.

[C] Break out the nearest fire hose.

[D] Wait for the fire team to arrive and assist as directed.

 

10. You are on watch at night in port and discover a fire in #1 hatch. Which action should you take FIRST?

[A] Advise the Chief Mate and Master.

[B] Release carbon dioxide into the hatch.

[C] Sound the general alarm.

[D] Lead a fire hose to the hatch.

 

11. The spreading of fire as a result of heat being carried through a vessel’s ventilation system, is an example of heat transfer by

[A] conduction

[B] convection 

[C] radiation

 

12. Which of the following is NOT identified on the vessel’s fire control plan?

[A] Gas detector

[B] Fire control plan

[C] Fire and emergency signals 

[D] Dry chemical monitor

 

13. The high velocity fog tip used with the all-purpose firefighting nozzle should always be.

[A] stowed separately in a clip or rack at each fire station

[B] attached to the all- purpose nozzle by a chain

[C] coated with heavy grease to prevent corrosion

[D] painted red to be identified as emergency equipment

 

14. The most common and widely used cooling agent used for fighting fires on merchant vessels is

[A] carbon dioxide

[B] flue gas

[C] water

[D] steam smothering

 

15. The outlet at a fire hydrant may be positioned anywhere from horizontal to pointing.

[A] 45° upward

[B] vertically upward

[C] vertically downward

 

16. The primary function(s) of an automatic sprinkler system is(are) to

[A] extinguish the fire which triggers it

[B] limit the spread of fire and control the amount of heat produced

[C] protect people in the areas which have sprinkler heads

[D] alert the crew to the fire

 

17. If a portable carbon dioxide fire extinguisher has been partially discharged, it should be immediately

[A] tagged and restowed properly in its rack

[B] weighed and the charge loss recorded before being returned to its rack

[C] given to the chief engineer for recharging

[D] tagged ’empty’ and stowed separately from charged extinguishers 

 

18. Which statement about firefighting foam is TRUE?

[A] Foam conducts electricity.

[B] To be most effective, foam should be directed at the base of the fire.

[C] Foam is most effective on burning liquids which are flowing.

[D] Foam can ONLY be used to extinguish class A fires.

 

19. Which dangerous condition should be kept in mind after using a 15-pound CO2 fire extinguisher on a small oil fire on the engine room floor plates?

[A] Possible suffocation from the CO2 gas.

[B] Forgetting to secure the engine room ventilation system.

[C] CO2 gas being drawn into nearby engine or air compressor intakes.

[D] Rekindling of the fire.

 

20. Which of the listed classes of fire is considered as one involving electrical equipment?

[A] Class “A”

[B] Class “B”

[C] Class “C” 

[D] Class “D”

 

21. Which of the following would be considered a Class “B~ fire?

[A] Electrical fire in a motor

[B] Waste rag fire in the engine room

[C] Oil fire in the engine room bilges 

[D] Fire in the main switchboard

 

22. If ignited, which material would be a class B fire?

[A] Magnesium

[B] Paper

[C] Wood

[D] Diesel Oil

 

23. Which of the listed extinguishing agents is NOT suitable for fighting a liquid paint fire?

[A] Dry chemical

[B] Foam

[C] Water

[D] Carbon dioxide

 

24. Which extinguishing agent is most effective on a mattress fire?

[A] CO2

[B] Foam

[C] Dry Chemical

[D] Water 

 

25. The extinguishing agent most effective for combating wood fires Is 

[A] water

[B] carbon dioxide

[C] foam

[D] dry chemical

 

26. You are fighting a fire in a watertight compartment using hoses and river water. Stability may be reduced because of

[A] progressive down flooding

[B] reduction of water in the storage tanks

[C] Increase In free surface which reduces the metacentric height 

[D] reduction of KG to the minimum allowable

 

27. When used to fight fire, carbon dioxide.

[A] is effective if used promptly on an oil fire 

[B] has a greater cooling effect than water

[C] is lighter than air

[D] is harmless to cargo and crew

 

28. Carbon dioxide as a firefighting agent has which advantage over other agents?

[A] It causes minimal damage.

[B] It is safer for personnel.

[C] It Is cheaper.

[D] It is most effective on a per unit basis.

 

29. To prevent the spread of fire by convection you should

[A] cool the bulkhead around the fire

[B] remove combustibles from direct exposure

[C] close all openings to the area

[D] shut off all electrical power

 

30.What is NOT a characteristic of carbon dioxide fire-extinguishing agents?

[A] Effective even if ventilation is not shut down 

[B] Will not deteriorate in storage

[C] Non-corrosive

[D] Effective on electrical equipment

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