A device that extends the range of radio communications is a:

A fire that requires firefighting activity on the part of most or all personnel assigned to the alarm is called a:

A geometric depiction of the four factors necessary for fire is referred to as the:

A paper or electronic system that provides specific information on what apparatus and personnel respond to specific areas of a jurisdiction is called a:

A small computer terminal that permits data transfer between the response units and the communications center is a:

A sudden surge of medical calls involving symptoms similar in nature, unusual numbers of sick or dying people or animals and abandoned spray devices with no distinct odors may all be indicators of:

A terminal type device with keyboard and display used by the deaf or hearing impaired to communicate via telephone lines is a:

An agreement to provide supplemental personnel, equipment and other resources to another department upon their request for assistance is referred to as:

If a Telecommunicator can only get one piece of information from a caller, it should be:

Which organization regulates and supervises broadcasting and telecommunications in the Canadian public interest?

Little prioritization is necessary for fire service calls because they are generally:

Nerve agents, blister agents, blood agents, choking agents and irritating agents are the five classes of:

The class of fire that involves combustible and flammable gases and liquids:

Performing regular radio status checks on response units can enhance:

The persistent repetition technique is predominately used for which of the following:

Radio broadcasts should last no longer than:

The acronym "CYMBALS" is designed to assist telecommunicators when taking:

The acronym VoIP stands for:

The arrival report provided by the first responding company is called:

The fire service term for anything in close proximity to a fire that could become involved is:

The piece of equipment used by Fire crews for forced entry:

The most important information the telecommunicator needs to receive when processing wireless calls is:

The number one killer of fire victims is:

The only position always staffed in ICS applications is the:

The Phonetic Alphabet is used in radio broadcasting to:

All of the following are ways to identify a potential TTY call except:

The term for the industry involved in delivering location based service to consumer driven vehicles is:

The term used to describe the actual firefighting operation utilizing available personnel and equipment is:

Which NFPA Standard sets the standard for Professional Qualifications for Public Safety Telecommunicator?

To ensure efficient, clear communications, ICS requires the use of:

Under ICS, a temporary location for available resources not immediately assigned is the:

Under ICS, span of control should range from:

Under ICS, the location of the on scene incident Commander is the:

Within ICS Command Staff, the person who is the point of contact for representatives from other agencies is the:

Within ICS General Staff, the section responsible for ordering resources, and providing facilities, supplies and equipment maintenance is the:

Which of the following items best describes the two primary roles for the Fire Services Telecommunicator?

Which of the following is part of the 9-1-1 Telephone Systems new technologies?

ITAC (Integrated Terrorism Assessment Centre) incorporates all the following agencies except which of the following?

Which of the following is not part of the types of fire incidents?

"Conference-in" allows the Telecommunicator to communicate directly with the Telematics subscriber reporting the emergency.

A report from a response unit that the fire is "under control" means that there is no remaining fire to deal with.

A SCBA provides firefighters with air for breathing while in a fire or hazardous environment.

A silent, open-line call must be considered a potential TTY call until proven otherwise.

Almost every fire call has the potential to become a HAZMAT incident.

An accurate description of weapons is only critical information for law enforcement response units.

Any response to an incident, other than a natural disaster may be a response to a terrorism crime scene.

Decontamination takes place in the warm zone at a hazardous materials incident scene.

Deployment plans provide baseline criteria for dispatch actions.

NFPA 1061/1225 sets the standard for the Installation, Maintenance and Use of Emergency Services Communications Systems while NFPA 1221 sets the Standard for Professional Qualifications for Public Safety Telecommunicator.

Emergency calls only come in on emergency lines.

Emergency VoIP calls may come in over administrative lines.

Fire occurs when heat, fuel and oxygen are present in the right conditions and amount to cause a chemical chain reaction.

Fires are fought from the burned to the unburned.

Flash flooding is one of the most common causes for swift water rescues.

The four phases of Emergency Management are Prevention/Mitigation, Preparedness, Response and Recovery.

ICS could be implemented to cover community events such as parades or demonstrations.

In the fire service, the tendency is to under dispatch rather than over dispatch responders to an emergency when the situation or circumstances are unclear.

It's OK for a telecommunicator to rely on memory during information gathering.

NIMS is a comprehensive, regional approach to incident management.

Overhaul is the process of protecting and/or removing non-damaged belongings to prevent further damage.

PBX systems pinpoint the exact location of the caller.

The "echo procedure" is used in radio transmissions to assign response units.

The Administration Division contains the frontline firefighters and commanding officers that respond to an incident.

The ALI is the calling party's telephone number and the ANI is the calling party's address and dispatch information.

The four basic operational methods for call routing are direct dispatch, call transfer, call relay and call referral.

The hot zone of a hazardous materials incident scene is where the Incident Command Post is typically located.

NFPA 1710, Standard for the Organization and Deployment of Fire Suppression Operations to the public by career Fire Departments requires that 90% of Emergency Calls are processed within 64 seconds and 99% of Emergency Calls are processed within 120 seconds.

The primary function of an engine is to provide pressurized water.

The priority level of a fire call is normally determined by weighing the potential for danger to people, property and the environment.

The telecommunicator’s ability to recognize evolving patterns can have a significant impact on the outcome of a terrorist incident.

The terms "engine" and "truck" are used to describe the same apparatus.

The three primary considerations for brush and wildland fires are 1) pinpointing the exact location, 2) determining access to the area and the availability of water, and 3) determining the color of the smoke.

The two primary considerations in a submerged/sinking vehicle incident is location and the angle the vehicle is sinking.

Time is a critical factor in structure fires.

The EOC is the physical location of the Command Staff.

When communicating with TTY callers, the telecommunicator should type "SK" when they want the other person to respond.

When handling fire service calls, preliminary dispatch information should include all available information.

When processing fire calls for service it is important to determine the "location within the location".

NFPA Standards are set locally by each department.

Wireless E9-1-1 Phase I provides the estimated location latitude and longitude of the calling phone.

Flashover is the sudden ignition of all flammable material in a room or structure.

The PIO is a Command Staff position that provides information between allied emergency agencies.

There are 7 classes of hazardous materials.