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1. When conducting an initial scoping of a fire-damaged structure, which
of the following is NOT a primary concern?
 A. Structural integrity
 B. Presence of hazardous materials
 C. Cosmetic damage to exterior finishes
 D. Electrical system status
 Answer: C. Cosmetic damage to exterior finishes. Rationale: While
cosmetic damage is a consideration, the initial scoping prioritizes safety
and structural concerns over aesthetic issues.
2. In the mitigation phase, what is the primary goal?
 A. Restoring damaged contents
 B. Preventing additional damage
 C. Determining the cause of the fire
 D. Estimating repair costs
 Answer: B. Preventing additional damage. Rationale: Mitigation focuses
on immediate actions to stabilize the environment and prevent further
damage from occurring.
3. Which cleaning technique is inappropriate for soot and smoke residue?
 A. Dry sponging
 B. Wet washing
 C. Vacuuming with a HEPA filter
 D. High-pressure water blasting
 Answer: D. High-pressure water blasting. Rationale: High-pressure
water blasting can drive soot deeper into surfaces, making it more difficult
to clean and potentially causing additional damage.
4. What is the primary purpose of deodorization after a fire?
 A. To improve air quality for safe breathing
 B. To mask the smell of burnt materials
 C. To eliminate the source of odors
 D. To introduce a pleasant fragrance
 Answer: C. To eliminate the source of odors. Rationale: Deodorization
aims to neutralize and remove odor-causing particles, not just mask them.
5. Subrogation in the context of fire restoration refers to:
 A. The process of determining liability
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