A Fire Is Considered Extinct When

question 42

Multiple Choice

A fire is considered extinct when

• A) you can no longer see flames.
• B) combustion, including smouldering, ceases.
• C) smoke is no longer observed.
• D) flaming combustion ceases.
• E) the the source of combustion is removed.

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Definitions:

FICA

FICA stands for the Federal Insurance Contributions Act and refers to the taxes collected to fund Social Security and Medicare programs in the United States.

SUTA

A state-level tax paid by employers to fund the state’s unemployment insurance program.

FUTA

The Federal Unemployment Tax Act, which imposes a payroll tax on employers to fund state workforce agencies.

FICA

Refers to the Federal Insurance Contributions Act tax, which is a United States federal payroll tax imposed on both employees and employers to fund Social Security and Medicare.