Exam 14: Fire

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Sea breezes reach their maximum on-shore wind speeds __________________.

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Most fire deaths in the United States occur in hotels and motels.

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In glowing combustion the wood burns more slowly but at a higher temperature as the fire consumes the solid wood instead of pyrolized gases,as occurs in flaming combustion.

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Pyrolysis results in emanation of all but which of the following?

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On 12 September 1812,Napoleon and the French army reached the hills outside of _________ and found it to be largely deserted,with fires burning throughout;for six days,the fires raged until 90 percent of the city was incinerated.

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Fire burns faster ________________.

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Sea breezes and land breezes,at a point on the ocean shore,flow in opposite directions,but the sea breezes typically have a higher maximum wind speed.

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The vast majority of deaths from fire in the United States occur in ______________.

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Chinook winds and Santa Ana winds are _____________.

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In many natural environments,fire is necessary to recycle nutrients and regenerate plant communities.

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During World War II,entire cities were ignited as thousands of tons of bombs created massive firestorms,killing tens of thousands of people in such cities as Hamburg and Dresden.

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In effect,the solar energy stored by plants during their growth is _________________.

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Fire tornadoes may carry fiery debris and drop it miles away,starting new fires,but their wind speeds do not get high enough to register on the Fujita scale.

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