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Why does a home smoke alarm chirp periodically?
Answer: Low battery
Why: Smoke alarms chirp at steady intervals to warn residents that the battery is dying and must be replaced immediately.
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What benefit do reflective coat stripes give in smoke?
Answer: High visibility
Why: Fluorescent and retroreflective stripes bounce back light from headlamps and headlights through dense smoke and night darkness.
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Which action smothers flames if clothes catch fire?
Answer: Stop, drop, and roll
Why: Dropping to the ground prevents rising flames from burning the face, while rolling smothers the fire against the floor.
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What gas fills the breathing tanks worn by firefighters?
Answer: Compressed air
Why: Tanks carry normal compressed air because pure oxygen would ignite explosively around open flames.
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What is the main goal of cutting holes in burning roofs?
Answer: To vent smoke
Why: Releasing trapped heat through the ceiling lowers interior temperatures and prevents dangerous room-wide flashovers.
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Which condition triggers an indoor sprinkler to spray?
Answer: High heat
Why: Sprinklers activate one by one from rising heat bursting a glass bulb, not from room smoke.