What does an initial radio report provide? (116-117) A. Transfer of command B. Description of conditions as they appear C. Procedure for requesting a special alarm D. Operations from a legal and statistical standpoint Correct Answer-b Which of the following should be in an arrival report? (117) A. Number of victims B. Discussion of command C. Correct address of the incident D. Emergency medical services on scene Correct Answer-c Which of the following provides the telecommunications center with a continuous record of actions at scene? (117-118) A. Arrival report B. Progress report C. Initial radio report D. Personal accountability report Correct Answer-c What task may a telecommunications center be assigned during a progress report? (118) A. Requesting multiple or special alarms B. Providing periodic time transmissions C. Warning personnel of impending hazard on scene D. Giving command in the absence of command staff Correct Answer-b ___ must follow a broadcast process that begins with a clear statement that alerts all listeners. (119) A. Arrival reports B. Emergency radio traffic C. Tactical progress reports D. Additional resource requests Correct Answer-b Which of the following would be a reason to request a personnel accountability report (PAR)? (121) A. The primary search is started. B. A secondary search is completed. C. An emergency evacuation is ordered. D. The public information officer requests it. Correct Answer-c Which of the following BEST explains why information is gathered for a postincident report? (122) A. Reviewing tactical operations errors B. Determining trends in firefighter injuries C. Suggesting locations that need preincident surveys D. Providing information to media before the official report Correct Answer-b What does the National Fire Incident Reporting System (NFIRS) do? (122) A. Informs other responding units of current conditions B. Gives description of conditions as they appear on scene C. Outlines necessary information needed to complete incident reports D. Provides telecommunications center with continuous record of actions at scene Correct Answer-c What general information is in a postincident report? (122-123) A. Witness names B. Dispatch transmissions C. Estimated cost of damage D. Number of people interviewed Correct Answer-c Knowing types of doors and door hardware can help firefighters: (190) A. judge roof safety. B. predict fire development. C. select correct forcible entry tools. D. select the right type of vertical tactical ventilation. Correct Answer-c Which of the following BEST describes a primary dangerous building condition? (191) A. Conditions that suppress fire B. Conditions that allow tactical ventilation C. Conditions that contribute to fire spread D. Conditions that permit occupants to safely escape Correct Answer-c Fuel loading is defined as the maximum heat produced if: (191) A. no combustible materials are present. B. all combustible materials in a given area burn. C. nothing but combustible materials are present. D. none of the combustible materials in a given area burn. Correct Answer-b What is the most effective defense against heavy content fuel loading? (191-192) A. Proper inspection and code enforcement B. Restricting the types of combustible materials used C. Adopting local standards that limit multistory buildings D. Not allowing the use of combustible materials in construction Correct Answer-a Vertical tactical ventilation can be defined as channeling smoke from the: (192) A. lowest point in a building. B. highest point in a building. C. point in a building that has the most windows. D. point in a building that has the least windows. Correct Answer-b The critical temperature for steel trusses is: (193) A. 300°F (149°C). B. 500°F (260°C). C. 900°F (482°C). D. 1,000°F (538°C) Correct Answer-d