Question 1

To prevent the fire from extending to other uninvolved building/structures?

Accepted Answer

Cover Exposure

Answer

Salvage

Answer

Ventilation

Answer

Confinement

Question 2

Through-the-Lock Forcible Entry

Accepted Answer

All of the above

Answer

Remove key cylinder and operate lock with alternative means

Answer

Used when entry needs to be gained with damage kept to a minimum

Answer

Involves attacking the locking mechanism

Question 3

Used to spread apart a door, move objects, or expose locking device

Accepted Answer

Prying and Spreading Tools

Answer

Striking Tools

Answer

Pulling Tools

Answer

Cutting Tools

Question 4

Use of leverage, force, and impact.

Accepted Answer

Conventional Forcible Entry

Answer

Through-the-lock

Answer

None of the above

Answer

Power tools

Question 5

Used for impact delivery to the lock or the door itself

Accepted Answer

Striking Tools

Answer

Pulling Tools

Answer

Cutting Tools

Answer

Prying and Spreading Tools

Question 6

Cut away materials and expose locking device

Accepted Answer

Cutting Tools

Answer

Prying and Spreading Tools

Answer

Pulling Tools

Answer

Striking Tools

Question 7

Several factors affect proper ventilation

Accepted Answer

All of the above

Answer

Building size ▪ Construction features

Answer

▪ Partial openings ▪ Screens

Answer

Type of roof material ▪ Wind direction ▪ Weather

Question 8

Injects air into compartment and pressurizes it

Accepted Answer

Positive Pressure Ventilation

Answer

Negative Pressure Ventilation

Answer

Roof Ventilation

Answer

Expandable Cut

Question 9

Tool sweeps around the perimeter to clean out any large shards

Accepted Answer

Iron or Halligan

Answer

Used for other purposes that extend the reach or remove firefighter from dangerous positions

Answer

Ax

Answer

Portable Ladder

Question 10

Used for other purposes that extend the reach or remove firefighter from dangerous positions

Accepted Answer

Used for other purposes that extend the reach or remove firefighter from dangerous positions

Answer

Iron or Halligan

Answer

Portable Ladder

Answer

Ax

Question 11

Horizontal Ventilation

Accepted Answer

Molecules spill excess levels of high concentrations into areas of low concentrations

Answer

Molecules bounce on walls and move through openings

Answer

Molecules move laterally as well as horizontally

Answer

None of the above

Question 12

Heat collects at upper levels and spreads fire to those levels

Accepted Answer

Vertical Ventilation

Answer

Ventilation

Answer

Horizontal Ventilation

Answer

Cross Ventilation

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