FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT FF 1 CHAPTER 9 EXAM

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FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT FF 1 CHAPTER 9 EXAM

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-Guarantee passing score -74 Questions and Answers -format set of multiple-choice -Expert-Verified Explanation Question 1: 128. Which of the following can be a source for learning about building floor plans?

• Size-up
• Situational awareness
• New construction surveys
• Clues to structural instability

Answer:

• New construction surveys

Question 2: 149. Crawling in heavy smoke or extreme heat can increase:

• visibility.
• risk of falling.
• useable oxygen.

• chances of finding victims.

Answer:

• visibility.

Question 3: Which of the following sensory clues indicates both the type of fuel and phase of a fire?

• Color of smoke
• Heat felt through doors
• Sagging support members
• Sounds that indicate the fire's intensity

Answer:

• Color of smoke

Question 4: 157. When using the wide-area-search method, knots tied behind each ring indicate:

• distance from end of the line.
• distance from beginning of the line.
• distance left before a ring is needed.
• distance left before a new knot is needed.

Answer:

• distance from beginning of the line.

Question 5: 179. In the acronym LUNAR, the A stands for:

• awareness.
• assignment.
• adjustment.
• arrangement.

Answer:

• assignment.

Question 6: During a secondary search, a firefighter should:

• work independently to cover the area faster.
• search the structure quickly for rekindled fire.
• not remove SCBA, even if building appears free of smoke.
• volunteer to conduct search, even aft

Answer:

• not remove SCBA, even if building appears free of smoke.

Question 7: 172. During size-up, a firefighter should identify a building's construction type and:

• potential for collapse.
• location of mutual aid.
• potential for rekindling.
• location of water source.

Answer:

• potential for collapse.

Question 8: Once on the fire floor, start the search:

• on the floor below the fire.
• on the floor above the fire.
• as close to the fire as possible.
• as far away from the fire as possible.

Answer:

• as close to the fire as possible.

Question 9: 15. Which of the following MAYDAY situations is MOST common when a

structure has been on fire for an extended period of time or while it is under construction? (445)

• Entanglement
• Air emergencies
• Lost/disoriented
• Collapse/trapped

Answer:

• Collapse/trapped

Question 10: 140. Which of the following BEST describes a benefit of starting fire attack and ventilation simultaneously?

• May confirm witness reports
• Creates more survivable conditions
• Allows news crews time to inform public
• Allows teams time to gath

Answer:

• Creates more survivable conditions

Question 11: 132. When conditions in the structure change rapidly, a firefighter should tell

others:

• what changes are observed.
• where lights are visible in windows.
• if there are any interior alterations.
• how many cars are in the driveway.

Answer:

• what changes are observed.