Fire Safety Crossword

The energy released by the fuel once it catchs fire and burns.
Anything that will catch fire and burn.
One of the elements in air.
The transfer of heat from one object to another by direct contact.
The transfer of heat through the movement of hot smoke, gases, and liquids.
The transmission of energy in the form of heatwaves.
Class B fires involve flammable, combustible _____________, such as paints, gasoline, propane, and oils.
Class A fires involve ordinary ______________ materials such as wood, clothing, paper, and dry grass.
Class C fires involved ________________ equipment such as electrical outlets, home appliances, and computers.
Class D fires involve combustible _____________, such as metal shavings of aluminum and magnesium.
Class K fires involve cooking oils and _____________, such as grills and deep fat fryers.
Carbon Monoxide is colorless and _______________.
A ______ _______ is an example of a first degree burn.
Second degeee burns are burns that cause ___________.
This type of burn damages all the layers of the sking and can go to the bone.
The fire _______________ has three components: fuel, heat, and oxygen.
A fire ________________ is something dangerous that could cause a fire.
Never use __________________ to start a fire!
A _________ liquid is a liquid that will burn.
The #1 cause of accidental fires are from __________ and smoking materials.
Keep pot handles turned __________ while cooking to avoid accidental spillage.
_________ is a mixture of unburned gases and smoke. It is located in a chimney.
Smoke _______________ is the leading cause of death in most fires..
Smoke detector batteries should be changed at least ________ a year.
A fire ______________ can help stop small fires from becoming larger ones.
Always sleep with your bedroom door _________.
Part of your escape procedure should include a ______ ________ _______ (SMP).
It is a state law that every elementary school holds a fire ______ at least once a month.