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Dear seniors: I have been studying the aforementioned test questions recently and came across one particular question for which I could not find a satisfactory solution. I would be extremely grateful if you, dear seniors and fellow learners, could offer some guidance. True or False question: When substations and distribution stations are located adjacent to buildings, the partition walls should be non-combustible; their doors and windows should be made of iron material and should open inward, leading to areas free from fire and explosion hazards.
Error. It should be: When substations and distribution stations are adjacent to buildings, the partition walls must be non-combustible; their doors and windows should be made of iron material and open outward, leading to areas free from fire and explosion hazards.
True or false questions usually start with a correct description of a scenario, and then some key points in that description are altered to incorrect statements, to see if you can notice them. Just like in this question, it is common sense that the doors and windows of substations open outward; if one doesn’t pay attention to this, they won’t know where the mistake lies
By distinguishing key terms and focusing on the core, such situations can be avoided
Error: Evacuation doors generally open in the direction of evacuation; requirements can be relaxed under special circumstances