28.

Which is an example of Technical

21. Fire class for flamable metals (European) precaution?
A. Class F A. Operating instructions for every dangerous
B. Class E substance
C. Class D B. Explosions proof electrical installations
C. Storage of dangerous substances according
22. Minimum height of working above ground to instructions.
to be considered as high attitude workplace.
A. 1m 29. Fire class for Flamable liquids (American)
B. 2m A. Class A
C. 3m B. Class B
C. Class C
23. Anything that can find its way into an engine
or to flight controls and structural items 30. Organic substances which are used to
represents a potential cause for… dissolve, dillute or suspend other materials in
A. Foreign Object Debris order to enable their processing or removal.
B. Flying Object Damage A. Matrix
C. Foreign Object Damage B. Resin
C. Solvent
24. Responsible for tools and maintenance of
tools.
A. Employer
B. Employee
C. Manufacturer

25. Corresponding information about

pyrotechnical cartridges ans signal devices can
be found on
A. AMM
B. MSDS
C. SML

26. Fire class for Fire class for gasseous

materials (European)
A. Class A
B. Class B
C. Class C

27. Fire Class suitable to be extinguished by Dry

Powder.
A. Class A
B. Class A and B
C. Class A, B, and C
31. Extinguisher that builds a layer onto the 39. Ideal for people with clothes on fire.
surface of a burning liquid, starving a fire by A. Fire Blanket
removing the oxygen. B. Water
A. Halon C. Sand
B. Foam
C. Dry Powder 40. Foam Fire extinguishers with Aqueous Film
Forming Foam agent is suitable to which fire
32. Fire class for Flamable gas (American) class?
A. Class A A. Class A and B
B. Class B B. Class A and D
C. Class C C. Class B and C

33. Fire class suitable to be extinguished by

Carbon Dioxide.
A. Class A
B. Class A and B
C. Class A, B and C

34. Fire class for cooking oil and fat (European)

A. Class B
B. Class K
C. Class F

35. Fire class for oils and greases (American)

A. Class F
B. Class B
C. Class K

36. Fire class extinguished by water.

A. Class A
B. Class A and B
C. Class A, B and C

37. Fire class for electrical equipment

(American)
A. Class F
B. Class C
C. Class E

38. Fire class for Liquid matter (European)

A. Class A
B. Class B
C. Class C