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Importance of Fire and Life Safety Programs

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In this game, players will test their knowledge about the significance of fire and life safety programs. Players will encounter various nouns related to the text, and they must determine whether each noun is associated with the importance of these programs. Answer with ✅ for true statements and ❌ for false ones.

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Importance of Fire and Life Safety ProgramsOnline version

In this game, players will test their knowledge about the significance of fire and life safety programs. Players will encounter various nouns related to the text, and they must determine whether each noun is associated with the importance of these programs. Answer with ✅ for true statements and ❌ for false ones.

by Suzanne Freeman
1

Fire prevention is a key initiative of fire and life safety programs.

2

Fire and emergency services personnel should participate in community activities.

3

Listening actively to residents is important for good customer service.

4

Fire and life safety programs are only for firefighters.

5

Maintaining a positive relationship with the public is a role of fire services.

6

Firefighters benefit from understanding the community they serve.

7

Documenting complaints according to SOPs is necessary for effective communication.

8

Firefighters should not participate in mentoring programs.

9

Large-scale disaster preparedness is part of fire and life safety initiatives.

10

Public relations have no impact on a fire department's image.

11

Ignoring residents' complaints is acceptable.

12

Community education helps residents act safely.

13

Encouraging residents to reduce potential hazards is a goal of fire safety programs.

14

Community education is not a priority for fire departments.

15

Fire and emergency services personnel should avoid community activities.

16

Fire safety programs are only about putting out fires.

17

Firefighters do not need to understand the community they serve.

18

Public relations are essential for building trust with the community.

19

Community risk reduction programs are irrelevant to public safety.

20

Residents should not be encouraged to prepare for hazards.