Firefighter II Part 1 Exam
Questions and Answers 100%
PASS
Three to seven—ANSWER-What is the optimal number of individuals that one person should
be supervising at an emergency incident?
A. Up to two
B. Eight to ten
C. Three to seven
D. Eight or more
U. S. Fire Administration.—ANSWER-National Fire Incident Reporting System information is
transmitted to the:
A. U. S. Fire Administration.
B. Emergency Management.
C. Department of Homeland Security.
D. National Fire Protection Assoc.
,legal documents and must be completed thoroughly.—ANSWER-All records and reports
generated by the fire department are:
A. notations and, therefore, do not require accurate narrative information.
B. exempt from legal challenges.
C. private and protected under the Freedom of Information Act.
D. legal documents and must be completed thoroughly.
Nature and location of the incident—ANSWER-Which is a content requirement for fire
incident reports?
A. Number of firefighters that were on duty
B. Nature and location of the incident
C. Make/model of apparatus responding to call
D. Name of the fire chief
assigned a separate channel dedicated for use on that scene only.—ANSWER-In fire
departments that have access to multiple radio channels, emergency operations should be:
A. continued on primary frequency only.
B. run by cell phone so the radio is not tied up.
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,C. assigned a separate channel dedicated for use on that scene only.
D. transferred to another agency
TDD/TTY text phone—ANSWER-A special communications device which allows the hearing
or speech impaired to communicate via telephone is known as a ____ system.
A. commercial phone
B. TDD/TTY text phone
C. direct line
D. wireless
a computer-based, automated system that assists the telecommunicator in assessing
dispatch information and recommends responses.—ANSWER-Computer-aided dispatch is:
A. a computer-based, automated system that assists the telecommunicator in assessing
dispatch information and recommends responses.
B. an organized collection of similar facts.
C. typically used by operations chief officers in the fire service.
D. an emergency alerting device primarily used by volunteer department personnel to
receive reports of emergency incidents.
10-20—ANSWER-Situation status/progress reports should be made ten minutes into the
incident and at ____ minute intervals thereafter until the incident is under control.
, A. 5-10
B. 25-30
C. 10-20
D. exactly 30
accountability.—ANSWER-The tracking of personnel working at an incident requires a system
that is standardized for every incident to establish:
A. accountability.
B. chain of command.
C. unity of command.
D. span of control.
face to face.—ANSWER-Transfer of command is best accomplished:
A. by radio.
B. face to face.
C. by cell phone.
D. early on in the incident.
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Questions and Answers 100%
PASS
Three to seven—ANSWER-What is the optimal number of individuals that one person should
be supervising at an emergency incident?
A. Up to two
B. Eight to ten
C. Three to seven
D. Eight or more
U. S. Fire Administration.—ANSWER-National Fire Incident Reporting System information is
transmitted to the:
A. U. S. Fire Administration.
B. Emergency Management.
C. Department of Homeland Security.
D. National Fire Protection Assoc.
,legal documents and must be completed thoroughly.—ANSWER-All records and reports
generated by the fire department are:
A. notations and, therefore, do not require accurate narrative information.
B. exempt from legal challenges.
C. private and protected under the Freedom of Information Act.
D. legal documents and must be completed thoroughly.
Nature and location of the incident—ANSWER-Which is a content requirement for fire
incident reports?
A. Number of firefighters that were on duty
B. Nature and location of the incident
C. Make/model of apparatus responding to call
D. Name of the fire chief
assigned a separate channel dedicated for use on that scene only.—ANSWER-In fire
departments that have access to multiple radio channels, emergency operations should be:
A. continued on primary frequency only.
B. run by cell phone so the radio is not tied up.
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protected by copyright law, Copyrighted By Brittie Donald
,C. assigned a separate channel dedicated for use on that scene only.
D. transferred to another agency
TDD/TTY text phone—ANSWER-A special communications device which allows the hearing
or speech impaired to communicate via telephone is known as a ____ system.
A. commercial phone
B. TDD/TTY text phone
C. direct line
D. wireless
a computer-based, automated system that assists the telecommunicator in assessing
dispatch information and recommends responses.—ANSWER-Computer-aided dispatch is:
A. a computer-based, automated system that assists the telecommunicator in assessing
dispatch information and recommends responses.
B. an organized collection of similar facts.
C. typically used by operations chief officers in the fire service.
D. an emergency alerting device primarily used by volunteer department personnel to
receive reports of emergency incidents.
10-20—ANSWER-Situation status/progress reports should be made ten minutes into the
incident and at ____ minute intervals thereafter until the incident is under control.
, A. 5-10
B. 25-30
C. 10-20
D. exactly 30
accountability.—ANSWER-The tracking of personnel working at an incident requires a system
that is standardized for every incident to establish:
A. accountability.
B. chain of command.
C. unity of command.
D. span of control.
face to face.—ANSWER-Transfer of command is best accomplished:
A. by radio.
B. face to face.
C. by cell phone.
D. early on in the incident.
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protected by copyright law, Copyrighted By Brittie Donald
