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# Create responses

You need to create nine responses. Although the electrical fire: CO2 response and paper fire: water response are the same.

## Required responses

**Electrical fire responses**

* Water: “That’s incorrect. Water conducts electricity and is a bad choice for electrical fires.”
* Powder: “Correct. You could also use a CO2 fire extinguisher.”
* CO2: “Correct. You could also use a powder fire extinguisher.”

**Paper fire responses**

* Water: “Correct. You could also use a powder fire extinguisher.”
* Powder: “Correct. You could also use a water fire extinguisher.”
* CO2: “That’s incorrect. A CO2 fire extinguisher could blow around loose materials and cause the fire to spread.”

**Gas fire responses**

* Water: “That’s incorrect. A water fire extinguisher would be ineffective.”
* Powder: “Correct. A powder fire extinguisher is the only suitable choice.”
* CO2: “That’s incorrect. A CO2 fire extinguisher would be ineffective.”

## Recording responses

For each response, complete the following steps:

1. Open your menu or tablet, and then select **Recording**.
2. On the recording page, select **Record**.
3. In the Create Recording panel, select Just Myself, and then select Record.
4. After the countdown completes, pause for 1 second, and then say the response.
5. On the recording page, select **Recording**, and then select **Stop**.
6. Enter a suitable filename for the recording, such as `fire_electrical_water`, and then select **Save**.

{% hint style="info" %}
You can create a folder for the recordings to improve the organization of your files. If you do, you need to move each recording into that folder individually.
{% endhint %}


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