Firefighter II - Exam II – I
Questions and Answers 100%
PASS
Which is a command staff position in the Incident Management System?
A. Public Information Officer
B. Planning Officer
C. Planning Officer
D. Finance Officer—ANSWER-A. Public Information Officer
Division of Labor:
A. outlines how things are to be done
B. relates to the number of people one person can supervise
C. assigns a task to an individual responsible for completing the task
D. is the concept that each firefighter answers to only one supervisor—ANSWER-C. assigns a
task to an individual responsible for completing the task
,Which is one of the characteristics of an Incident Management System?
A. Unique terminology
B. Unity of command
C. Common radio channels
D. Prefire plans—ANSWER-B. Unity of command
A major functional component of the Incident Management System is:
A. groups
B. Employee Assistance Programs
C. Logistics
D. Post Incident Analyses—ANSWER-C. Logistics
In the Incident Management System the group:
A. is responsible for operations within an assigned geographical area
B. maintains span of control over subordinate organization units
C. works on the same task or objective
D. is one of a set number of resources of the same type and kind—ANSWER-C. works on the
same task or objective
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, A division in the Incident Management System:
A. includes firefighters assigned to a single task
B. is a part of a strike team
C. is a geographic location or designation
D. is a supporting branch for the logistics team—ANSWER-C. is a geographic location or
designation
Which is a characteristic of the Incident Management System?
A. Employee Assistance Program
B. Designated incident facilities
C. Common dispatch centers
D. Independent action plans—ANSWER-B. Designated incident facilities
Span of Control:
A. organizing an incident by breaking down the overall strategy into tasks
B. having the ability to start small and expand if an incident becomes more complex
C. the number of subordinates who report to one supervisor
Questions and Answers 100%
PASS
Which is a command staff position in the Incident Management System?
A. Public Information Officer
B. Planning Officer
C. Planning Officer
D. Finance Officer—ANSWER-A. Public Information Officer
Division of Labor:
A. outlines how things are to be done
B. relates to the number of people one person can supervise
C. assigns a task to an individual responsible for completing the task
D. is the concept that each firefighter answers to only one supervisor—ANSWER-C. assigns a
task to an individual responsible for completing the task
,Which is one of the characteristics of an Incident Management System?
A. Unique terminology
B. Unity of command
C. Common radio channels
D. Prefire plans—ANSWER-B. Unity of command
A major functional component of the Incident Management System is:
A. groups
B. Employee Assistance Programs
C. Logistics
D. Post Incident Analyses—ANSWER-C. Logistics
In the Incident Management System the group:
A. is responsible for operations within an assigned geographical area
B. maintains span of control over subordinate organization units
C. works on the same task or objective
D. is one of a set number of resources of the same type and kind—ANSWER-C. works on the
same task or objective
© 2026 Copyright. All Rights Reserved. This document is
protected by copyright law, Copyrighted By Brittie Donald
, A division in the Incident Management System:
A. includes firefighters assigned to a single task
B. is a part of a strike team
C. is a geographic location or designation
D. is a supporting branch for the logistics team—ANSWER-C. is a geographic location or
designation
Which is a characteristic of the Incident Management System?
A. Employee Assistance Program
B. Designated incident facilities
C. Common dispatch centers
D. Independent action plans—ANSWER-B. Designated incident facilities
Span of Control:
A. organizing an incident by breaking down the overall strategy into tasks
B. having the ability to start small and expand if an incident becomes more complex
C. the number of subordinates who report to one supervisor
