Question No. 1 Most vehicle fires are caused by a ruptured fuel line during an accident? Yes   No

Question No.2 When the battery is disconnected the capacitor also loses power? Yes   No

Question No.3 When working on the Interstate the pumper should be positioned 100 feet in front of the vehicle fire? Yes   No

Question No.4 If the fire has not extended to the vehicle's trunk, there is no need to open the trunk? Yes   No

Question No.5 All vehicle batteries can be found under the hood near the front left side? Yes   No

Question No.6 Today's average vehicle may be equipped with 4-6 airbags? Yes   No

Question No.7 Catalytic converters can reach temperatures of 2 to 3 thousand degrees? Yes   No

Question No.8 Most materials in today's vehicles are not hazardous to firefighters? Yes   No

Question No.9 Get as close to the fire as possible and then open your hose nozzle with a straight stream? Yes   No

Question No.10 The initial fire attack flow should be at least 125 GPM? Yes   No

Question No.11 A fire fueled by methanol or ethanol burns pale yellow and can be difficult to see on a clear day? Yes   No

Question No.12 Hydrogen gas smells like sulfer and a hydrogen flame burns orange? Yes   No

Question No.13 Orange cables are for high-voltage wiring? Yes   No

Question No.14 Frontal airbags deploy at 150 mph? Yes   No

Question No.15 After the fire is completely extinguished an electric vehicle is safe to approach? Yes   No