Deck 23: Fires and Explosions

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Fire is the end result of combustion.
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Reactions that give off energy are endothermic.
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In the reaction that heats homes which use natural gas, heat is known as activation energy.
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An incendiary fire is one that is not intentionally set.
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A fuel used to start a fire quickly is known as an accelerant.
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A piece of evidence that suggests arson is a fire trail.
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Arson dogs are the only means to detect accelerants by sniffing.
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The point of an explosion is known as the ________________.
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Inorganic particles of organic explosive almost never can be analyzed by infrared spectrophotometry.
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Most of the substances in gasoline are made of carbon and hydrogen.
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A chemical reaction in which a fuel reacts with oxygen to release energy is called

A) radiation
B) convection
C) combustion
D) dynamite
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The fire tetrahedron does not contain one of the following elements. Which one is it?

A) fuel
B) water
C) oxygen
D) heat
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The leading source of heat for intentionally set fires is

A) gasoline
B) kerosene
C) matches
D) propane
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What percentage of arson fires occurs in buildings?

A) 20%
B) 22%
C) 35%
D) 50%
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The major duty of first responders at a fire scene is

A) remove trapped people
B) terminate fire
C) both of these
D) neither of these
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From the standpoint of the fire investigator, the three causes of fires are

A) intentional, accidental, deliberate
B) accidental, deliberate, unplanned
C) natural, synthetic, deliberate
D) natural, accidental, deliberate
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The most critical and important piece of arson investigation is location of the

A) point of origin
B) fuel source
C) perpetrator
D) heat source
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The best type of container to package fire debris residue in is

A) breathable containers
B) airtight containers
C) cardboard boxes
D) none of the above
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The most popular method of concentrating accelerant residues for testing is

A) active headspace
B) passive headspace
C) neutral headspace
D) all of these
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______________ invented dynamite.

A) Daniel Myte
B) John Dyna
C) Alfred Nobel
D) None of the above
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One of the most important tests for explosive residues is the ____________ test.

A) Brentamine Blue test
B) Nuclear Red test
C) Griess test
D) Nevitt's Parsimony Test
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The two types of explosions are _____________ and ______________.
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_____________ is an example of an explosive that deflagrates.
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_____________ is an example of an explosive that requires detonation.
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The two categories of high explosives are ____________ and _______________.
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______________ is an explosive popular in demolitions.
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Two types of evidential residues found at explosions includes________ and _______.
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Deck 23: Fires and Explosions
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Fire is the end result of combustion.
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Reactions that give off energy are endothermic.
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In the reaction that heats homes which use natural gas, heat is known as activation energy.
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An incendiary fire is one that is not intentionally set.
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A fuel used to start a fire quickly is known as an accelerant.
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A piece of evidence that suggests arson is a fire trail.
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Arson dogs are the only means to detect accelerants by sniffing.
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The point of an explosion is known as the ________________.
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Inorganic particles of organic explosive almost never can be analyzed by infrared spectrophotometry.
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Most of the substances in gasoline are made of carbon and hydrogen.
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A chemical reaction in which a fuel reacts with oxygen to release energy is called

A) radiation
B) convection
C) combustion
D) dynamite
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The fire tetrahedron does not contain one of the following elements. Which one is it?

A) fuel
B) water
C) oxygen
D) heat
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The leading source of heat for intentionally set fires is

A) gasoline
B) kerosene
C) matches
D) propane
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What percentage of arson fires occurs in buildings?

A) 20%
B) 22%
C) 35%
D) 50%
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The major duty of first responders at a fire scene is

A) remove trapped people
B) terminate fire
C) both of these
D) neither of these
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From the standpoint of the fire investigator, the three causes of fires are

A) intentional, accidental, deliberate
B) accidental, deliberate, unplanned
C) natural, synthetic, deliberate
D) natural, accidental, deliberate
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The most critical and important piece of arson investigation is location of the

A) point of origin
B) fuel source
C) perpetrator
D) heat source
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The best type of container to package fire debris residue in is

A) breathable containers
B) airtight containers
C) cardboard boxes
D) none of the above
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The most popular method of concentrating accelerant residues for testing is

A) active headspace
B) passive headspace
C) neutral headspace
D) all of these
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______________ invented dynamite.

A) Daniel Myte
B) John Dyna
C) Alfred Nobel
D) None of the above
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One of the most important tests for explosive residues is the ____________ test.

A) Brentamine Blue test
B) Nuclear Red test
C) Griess test
D) Nevitt's Parsimony Test
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The two types of explosions are _____________ and ______________.
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_____________ is an example of an explosive that deflagrates.
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_____________ is an example of an explosive that requires detonation.
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The two categories of high explosives are ____________ and _______________.
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______________ is an explosive popular in demolitions.
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Two types of evidential residues found at explosions includes________ and _______.
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