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WorksheetsFire Final Part Deux
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
A firefighter experiencing light-headedness, disorientation, and rapid fatigue most likely has:
a)
An oxygen deficiency
b)
Incorrectly cleaned PPE
c)
Reached a personal physical limit
d)
Not controlled breathing correctly
2.
Which of the following methods may be used to confirm a dispatch transmission?
a)
Telephone call to dispatch
b)
Keying the radio microphone
c)
Request for additional resources
d)
Pressing orange or red emergency button
3.
Which of the following regulates all radio communication in the United States?
a)
Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP)
b)
Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
c)
National Fire Incident Reporting System (NFIRS)
d)
Emergency Service Specific Telecommunications Center
4.
Which of the following is a guideline to ensure a message is heard and understood?
a)
Use expressive speech
b)
Use pauses between words
c)
Use a moderate rate of speaking
d)
Use vocal quality that is very loud
5.
The use of ten-codes in radio transmissions was replaced when agencies began to adopt which of the following?
a)
Incident Action Plan (IAP)
b)
Incident command system (ICS)
c)
National fire Protection Association (NFPA)
d)
National Incident Management System (NIMS)
6.
The philosophy of loss control is to perform activities to minimize losses to property:
a)
During a a fire incident
b)
after a fire incident occurs
c)
before a fire incident occurs
d)
Before, during, and after a fire incident
7.
Preincident planning may not be your responsibility to development, but you may be required to implement the plan as directed by the:
a)
Company Officer
b)
Incident Commander
c)
Fire suppression team
d)
Home or business owner
8.
Interacting with the business owner or representative is a good opportunity to:
a)
meet with their procurement unit.
b)
predischarge fire extinguishing system.
c)
find problems with building code violations.
d)
recommend continual loss control practices.
9.
What is the BEST reason for removing contents from a structure during salvage procedures?
a)
Allow for better water access
b)
Allow more items to be accounted for after the fire incident
c)
Help protect them from further primary or potential secondary damage
d)
Make owner/occupant aware contents should be secured when removed from the structure
10.
Automatic sprinkler tongs, stoppers, and wedges are tools used to:
a)
route water out of the fire incident structure.
b)
stop the flow of water from an open sprinkler.
c)
stop the flow of water going down the structure's drain.
d)
remove water from lower floors of the fire incident structure.
11.
When operating small hoselines with two firefighters, the backup firefighter takes a position _____ behind the nozzle operator.
a)
on the same side of the hose about 3 feet (1 m)
b)
on the opposite side of the hose about 3 feet (1 m)
c)
on the same side of the hose about 6 feet (2 m)
d)
on the opposite side of the hose about 6 feet (2 m)
12.
For which type of hose lay must hose be loaded into the hose bed in two seperate hose bed compartments?
a)
Reverse lay
b)
Forward lay
c)
Apparatus lay
d)
Combination lay
13.
A hose clamp should be applied at least ______ feet (m) behind the apparatus.
a)
5 (1.5)
b)
10 (3)
c)
15 (14.5)
d)
20 (6)
14.
Which of the following precautions should be taken when drying hose in a hose tower?
a)
Remove and refold hose while slightly wet
b)
Remove hose from hose tower as soon as dry
c)
Cover female threads with precut sections of hose
d)
Ensure that sections of hose are touching while drying
15.
What type of fire hose damage can weaken the jacket which can lead to ruptures under pressure?
a)
Organic damage
b)
Thermal damage
c)
Chemical damage
d)
Mechanical damage
16.
Which of the following consists of a frame-mounted plate with a shaft and knob and hinged u-shaped shackle that mounts on the door?
a)
Padlocks
b)
Drop bars
c)
Door limiter
d)
Surface bolts
17.
A striking tool is a basic hand tool with:
a)
a single-piece of high-carbon steel.
b)
a weighted head attached to a handle.
c)
a handle made of wood or fiberglass.
d)
one end beveled into a single wedge or fork.
18.
How should forcible entry to open a door begin?
a)
Remove the hinge pins
b)
Pry the door from the jamb
c)
Force a window to access lock
d)
Try to open door in normal fashion
19.
A double swinging door secured by a mortise lock can be pried to:
a)
Break open
b)
Let the bolt slip past receiver
c)
Turn knob to react latch bolt
d)
Operate with doorknob or lever
20.
Which of the following is 30 times stronger than acrylic and impossible to break?
a)
Lexan
b)
Aluminum
c)
Polycarbonite
d)
Laminated glass
21.
Which of the following construction types has walls, floors, ceilings that must be able to resist fire for three to four hours?
a)
Type I
b)
Type III
c)
Type IV
d)
Type V
22.
What building component is designed to support the weight of a building and all its contents?
a)
Wall
b)
Roof
c)
Foundation
d)
Floor/Ceiling
23.
In which roof style does the design depend on exterior walls to support its weight?
a)
Flat
b)
Pitched
c)
Arched
d)
Sawtooth
24.
What type of stairs typically connects no more than two levels if not required as part of the means of egress?
a)
Access stairs
b)
Exterior stairs
c)
Protected stairs
d)
Unprotected stairs
25.
What part of the window is composed of a sill, side jamb, and head jamb?
a)
Sash
b)
Pane
c)
Head
d)
Frame
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