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Flashcards covering Trinidad & Tobago Fire Service history, government officials of 2026, national symbols, geography, and general knowledge based on the provided practice questions.
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What does the acronym TTFS stand for?
Trinidad and Tobago Fire Service
What is the emergency telephone number for the Trinidad and Tobago Fire Service?
990
What is the motto of the Trinidad and Tobago Fire Service?
In Service of the People
Under which specific Act does the TTFS operate?
Fire Service Act, Chapter 35:50
On what date was the Trinidad and Tobago Fire Service established as a separate service?
January 1, 1951
Before the establishment of the TTFS, which service was firefighting associated with?
Police Service
Who was the first Chief Fire Officer of the newly established Fire Service?
Major Ronald Godfrey Cox
Who is the Acting Chief Fire Officer of the TTFS in 2026?
Andy Hutchinson
Who is the Acting Deputy Chief Fire Officer of the TTFS in 2026?
Ansar Ali
How many main divisions does the TTFS operate under, and what are their names?
4 divisions: Northern, Southern, Central, and Tobago
What are the two primary responsibilities of the Fire Service?
Fighting fires and rescuing people
According to the notes, what are the greatest priorities for firefighters?
Protecting life
What is the purpose of a fire extinguisher?
To extinguish or control small fires
Who is the President of Trinidad and Tobago in 2026?
Christine Kangaloo
Who is the Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago in 2026?
Kamla Persad-Bissessar
Who is the President of the Senate in 2026?
Wade Mark
Who is the Leader of the Opposition in 2026?
Pennelope Beckles-Robinson
How many elected members are in the House of Representatives and how many are in the Senate?
41 elected members in the House of Representatives and 31 members in the Senate
When did Trinidad and Tobago gain Independence?
August 31, 1962
When did Trinidad and Tobago become a Republic and on what date is Republic Day celebrated?
It became a Republic in 1976; Republic Day is celebrated on September 24
Who is known as the "Father of the Nation" and was the first Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago?
Dr. Eric Williams
Who was the first female Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago?
Kamla Persad-Bissessar
Who was the first President of Trinidad and Tobago?
Sir Ellis Clarke
Who was the first female President of Trinidad and Tobago?
Paula-Mae Weekes
Who was the first Indo-Trinidadian Prime Minister?
Basdeo Panday
In what year was Emancipation achieved in the British Caribbean, and when is it celebrated in Trinidad and Tobago?
Achieved in 1834; celebrated on August 1
When did the first Indian indentured labourers arrive in Trinidad, and what is the name of the holiday that commemorates this?
May 30, 1845; Indian Arrival Day
What is celebrated on June 19 in Trinidad and Tobago?
Labour Day
What are the national instrument and national flower of Trinidad and Tobago?
National instrument: Steelpan; National flower: Chaconia
Identify the national birds of Trinidad and Tobago.
Trinidad: Scarlet Ibis; Tobago: Cocrico
What is the national motto of Trinidad and Tobago?
Together We Aspire, Together We Achieve
On the national flag, what do the colors black, white, and red represent?
Black: Earth and dedication; White: Sea and purity; Red: Fire, vitality and courage
What is the name of the national anthem of Trinidad and Tobago?
Forged from the Love of Liberty
What are the capitals of Trinidad and Tobago respectively?
Port of Spain (Trinidad) and Scarborough (Tobago)
What is the highest mountain in Trinidad and Tobago and where is its major mountain range located?
El Cerro del Aripo; Northern Range
Which body of water separates Trinidad from Venezuela?
Gulf of Paria
What is the southernmost point of Trinidad called?
Icacos Point
What number is used to contact the Police Service (TTPS) and what number is for emergency medical assistance?
Police: 999; Medical: 811
What does ODPM stand for and what is its emergency hotline number?
Office of Disaster Preparedness and Management; 511
What is the main role of the Coast Guard?
To protect Trinidad and Tobago’s maritime interests
What does CARICOM stand for and where is its headquarters?
Caribbean Community; Georgetown, Guyana
What are the names of the 2026 capitals for Venezuela, Guyana, Barbados, and Jamaica?
Venezuela: Caracas; Guyana: Georgetown; Barbados: Bridgetown; Jamaica: Kingston
Which planet is known as the "Red Planet" and which planet is closest to the Sun?
Red Planet: Mars; Closest to the Sun: Mercury
How many continents are there and which is the largest ocean?
7 continents; Pacific Ocean
What is the basic purpose of a smoke detector?
Detect smoke and provide an early warning