Fire II - Forcible Entry (Part I, 1.13)

Which tool is manufactured specifically to pull out a lock cylinder for forcible entry?

• Halligan tool

• J-tool

• K-tool

• pry axe

Which is a factor when determining the forcible entry location?

• amount of effort required to gain access

• time involved in planning for the breach

• time required to get permission from the owner to breach

• waste involved in the breach

Which tool consists of a small hydraulic spreader operated by a hand-powered pump?

• A-tool

• Halligan tool

• K-tool

• rabbet tool

Bolt cutters are most often used for:

• chain and padlocks.

• cylinder locks.

• doors.

• vehicles.

Which type of lock can be forced by using pliers to unscrew it from the door and inserting a K-tool?

• cylidrical

• mortise

• rim

• vertical dead bolt

Which tool could replace the duck-billed lock breaker to force open a padlock?

• flat-head ax

• Halligan tool

• J-tool

• K-tool

Which type of tool is a pick-headed axe?

• cutting

• edging

• pushing

• striking

Which is one of the three types of wooden swinging doors?

• folding

• garage

• panel

• pullup

Which provides nondestructive emergency access to commercial and residential property?

• forcible entry

• Knox Box rapid-entry system

• mail box

• thru-the-luck method

Inward-opening doors have hinges located:

• at the bottom of the door

• inside the structure

• outside the structure

• at the top of the door