Handbook p11-4

What is the correct sequence of actions to be taken by firefighters at the scene of an incident?

• A) Extinguish, locate, size-up, confine

• B) Size-up, locate, confine, extinguish

• C) Locate, size-up, extinguish, confine

• D) Confine, extinguish, locate, size-up

Firefighters need to know precisely where they are going before committing to operations because:

• it ensures they can reach the location quickly and safely.

• it allows them to take a break before reaching the site.

• it helps them avoid getting lost in the city.

• it gives them time to plan their meals.

Firefighters should be equipped with ______ to help determine the location of the fire.

• thermal imaging cameras

• fire hoses

• oxygen tanks

• fire extinguishers

What is the primary action to take when confining a fire according to the text?

• Evacuate the area

• Call emergency services

• Use a fire extinguisher

• Close doors and windows

The acronym SLICE-RS stands for which of the following in firefighting?

• Size-Up, Locate, Isolate, Cool, Extinguish, Rescue, Salvage

• Search, Locate, Isolate, Cool, Extinguish, Rescue, Salvage

• Size-Up, Locate, Isolate, Control, Extinguish, Rescue, Salvage

• Size-Up, Locate, Isolate, Cool, Extinguish, Rescue, Support

Which of the following is NOT a part of the SLICE-RS actions?

• Size up

• Locate the fire

• Rescue

• Evacuate the building

According to the text, why is it sometimes better to lose one building than two?

• Because losing one building minimizes damage.

• Because losing two buildings is more costly.

• Because it is easier to rebuild one building.

• Because it prevents further destruction.

What is the importance of exposure protection or confining the fire according to the passage?

• It helps in preventing the spread of fire.

• It ensures the safety of firefighters.

• It reduces the damage to property.

• It minimizes the use of water.

The stop extension might take precedence over fire extinguishment in larger, more complex buildings because:

• it is more cost-effective.

• it ensures the safety of occupants.

• it prevents the spread of fire to other areas.

• it is easier to implement.

The role of SOPs and SOGs in firefighting according to the passage is:

• To provide guidelines and procedures for firefighting operations

• To train firefighters in physical fitness

• To manage the financial aspects of firefighting

• To recruit new firefighters