Statistics for Protect evidence of Fire Cause and Origin

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Line 8	Any other unusual or out of place material that may be significant to the fire investigation	0%
Line 19	Appearance	0%
Line 13	Avoid touching, disturbing, or contaminating evidence	0%
Line 6	Conditions of the contents	0%
Line 20	Date and time	0%
Line 5	Evidence of forced entry by anyone other than firefighters	0%
Line 2	Examine the structure for evidence	0%
Line 16	If evidence must be moved to preserve it, label or photograph the evidence and store it as required by local SOPs	0%
Line 7	Indications of unusual fire behavior or more than one point of origin	0%
Line 21	Initiate the chain of custody record	0%
Line 14	Leave evidence in place unless it must be moved to preserve it	0%
Line 18	Location, original location and new location if moved	0%
Line 9	Number and locations of victims	0%
Line 11	Possible cause of the fire	0%
Line 10	Potential area of origin	0%
Line 12	Preserve the evidence	0%
Line 22	Provide evidence and records to the investigator before leaving the incident scene	0%
Line 17	Record information about the evidence	0%
Line 1	Secure the scene. Deny entry to unauthorized personnel and bystanders	0%
Line 4	Status of doors and windows, locked or opened	0%
Line 15	Use caution tape, rope, plastic sheeting, or other materials to protect the evidence from contamination	0%
Line 3	Vehicles and people present in the area	0%