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FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT FF 1 CHAPTER 13 EXAM
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-Guarantee passing score -88 Questions and Answers -format set of multiple-choice -Expert-Verified Explanation Question 1: 167. To perform hydraulic ventilation, a fog nozzle should be set on a wide fog pattern to cover what percent of the opening through which the smoke will be drawn or pulled?
- 15 to 20
- 45 to 50
- 55 to 60
- 85 to 90
Answer:
- 85 to 90
Question 2: Recirculation
Answer:
Movement of smoke being blown out only to be drawn back into the building.
Question 3: 141. Velocity, turbulence, and direction are indicators of:
- flame.
- smoke.
- air flow.
- air pressure.
Answer:
- air flow.
- Trench cut
- Vertical cut
- Exhaust cut
- Offensive cut
Question 4: 176. What type of cut is used to create a fire break that stops the spread of fire in common attic structures or large structures?
Answer:
- Trench cut
Question 5: Vertical Ventilation
Answer:
Ventilating at a point above the fire through and existing or created openings channeling contaminated atmosphere vertically through a structure. (skylight, roof vents, roof doors)
Question 6: Blowers
Answer:
Fans used to push fresh air into a structure Question 7: 135. Tactical ventilation reduces fire damage in structures and limits water damage
because it:
- focuses on the use of foam to fight interior fires.
- allows for the use of fire streams with lower pressures.
- increases speed with which interior fires can be extinguished.
- allows salvage operations to begin simultaneously with fire attack.
Answer:
- increases speed with which interior fires can be extinguished.
- reducing interior temperatures.
- increasing oxygen concentration.
- controlling and extinguishing the fire in stages.
- increasing the number of smoke-free paths of egress.
Question 8: 132. Incident stabilization means:
Answer:
- controlling and extinguishing the fire in stages.
Question 9: 8. For vertical ventilation to be effective, a horizontal inlet opening at or below the
level of the fire is needed to provide a flow path for: (742)
- flames to exit the structure.
- for smoke to enter the structure.
- for fresh air to exit the structure.
- for fresh air to enter the structure.
Answer:
- for fresh air to enter the structure.
- Wind
- Precipitation
Question 10: 151. Which of the following weather conditions has the most influence on ventilation operations?
- Temperature
- Atmospheric pressure
Answer:
- Wind
- HVAC systems
- Exhaust systems
- Automatic systems
- Smoke control systems
Question 11: 186. What do modern buildings have built-in that can contribute to the spread of smoke and toxic gases throughout a structure?
Answer:
- HVAC systems
Question 12: Hydraulic Ventilation
Answer:
Ventilation by using a spray stream to draw smoke from as compartment through an exterior opening Question 13: 185. Which of the following should be indicated by a smoke control system control panel?
- What initiated the fire
- Who activated the alarm
- Where the alarm originated
- When the system will turn off
Answer:
- Where the alarm originated