NFPA 1033 AND YOUR CAREER PRACTICE
EXAM SET 2026 BUNDLED MATERIALS
◉ Accidental. Answer: Fires for which the proven cause does not
involve an intentional *HUMAN* act to ignite or spread fire into an
area where the fire should not be === ______ fires
◉ Active Fire. Answer: A system that uses moving *MECHANICAL* or
electrical parts to achieve a fire protection goal ===______ ____
protection system
◉ Addressable Technology. Answer: Fire alarm and detection
systems in which devices and system components are assigned a
*DATA ADDRESS*, are capable of two-way communication, and can
perform certain activities based on signal input ===______ _____
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Adolescent. Answer: ages 14 to______years, who are often responsible
for fires that occur at places other than their homes ===_______
firesetters
◉ Adrift. Answer: Loose, not on moorings or towline ===_______
,◉ Aerial. Answer: All green or dead materials located in the forest
canopy === _______ fuels
◉ Affidavit. Answer: A voluntary written statement of fact or
opinion *MADE UNDER OATH* and signed by the author ===____
◉ Afloat. Answer: Floating in water; not sinking ===______
◉ Drop. Answer: The aerial *APPLICATION*of water, foam, or
retardant mixture directly onto the fire or threatened area or along a
strategic position ahead of the fire ===Air_____
◉ Air Entrainment. Answer: The process of air or gases being drawn
into a fire, plume, or jet ===______ _____
◉ Air Sampling Smoke. Answer: A method of smoke detection
designed to draw air from the *PROTECTED* area into a detection
chamber for analysis ===______ _____ _____ detection
◉ Alarm Pressure. Answer: A type of *INITIATING DEVICE installed
on all types of WET-BASED* fire suppression systems; the device
initiates a fire alarm signal once a water pressure threshold is met
===______ _____ switch
,◉ Alarm. Answer: A warning signal that *ALERTS* occupants of a
fire emergency ===_______ signal
◉ Alloying. Answer: The mixture of *TWO* or more metals in which
one or more of the metals is in a liquefied state ===______
◉ Alternating (AC). Answer: An electric current that changed its
direction very frequently at *REGULAR* intervals ===______ current
◉ Ambient. Answer: Air temperature of the surrounding
environment ===______ temperature
◉ Ampacity. Answer: The current, in amperes, that a conductor can
carry continuously under the conditions of use *WITHOUT*
exceeding its temperature rating ===_____
◉ Amperage. Answer: The strength of an electric current, measured
in amperes ===_____
◉ Annunciation. Answer: A device that uses indicating lamps,
alphanumeric displays, or other means to *provide first responders
with status, condition*, and location information concerning fire
alarm system components and devices ===_____panel
, ◉ Mapping. Answer: The *SYSTEMATIC EVALUATION of the
electrical circuit configuration*, spatial relationship of the circuit
components, and identification of electrical arc sites to assist in the
identification of the area of origin and analysis of the fires spread
===arc ______
◉ Survey. Answer: *Locations of electrical arcing are identified and
plotted on a diagram of the affected area of the structure*. The
spatial relationship of the arc sites can create a pattern and help
establish the sequence of damage. This analysis can be used on
building circuits and electrical devices within a compartment to help
identify or narrow the area of origin === arc ______ diagram
◉ Arc Tube. Answer: A cylinder of fused silica/quartz with
electrodes at either end that is used in most *MERCURY* and metal
halide lamps ===______ ____
◉ Arc. Answer: A high-temperature luminous electric discharge
across a gap where the conductor is missing or through a medium
such as charred insulation ===______
◉ Arced and Severed. Answer: Result of an arcing event where the
conductors sever due to the arc
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EXAM SET 2026 BUNDLED MATERIALS
◉ Accidental. Answer: Fires for which the proven cause does not
involve an intentional *HUMAN* act to ignite or spread fire into an
area where the fire should not be === ______ fires
◉ Active Fire. Answer: A system that uses moving *MECHANICAL* or
electrical parts to achieve a fire protection goal ===______ ____
protection system
◉ Addressable Technology. Answer: Fire alarm and detection
systems in which devices and system components are assigned a
*DATA ADDRESS*, are capable of two-way communication, and can
perform certain activities based on signal input ===______ _____
◉ 16
Adolescent. Answer: ages 14 to______years, who are often responsible
for fires that occur at places other than their homes ===_______
firesetters
◉ Adrift. Answer: Loose, not on moorings or towline ===_______
,◉ Aerial. Answer: All green or dead materials located in the forest
canopy === _______ fuels
◉ Affidavit. Answer: A voluntary written statement of fact or
opinion *MADE UNDER OATH* and signed by the author ===____
◉ Afloat. Answer: Floating in water; not sinking ===______
◉ Drop. Answer: The aerial *APPLICATION*of water, foam, or
retardant mixture directly onto the fire or threatened area or along a
strategic position ahead of the fire ===Air_____
◉ Air Entrainment. Answer: The process of air or gases being drawn
into a fire, plume, or jet ===______ _____
◉ Air Sampling Smoke. Answer: A method of smoke detection
designed to draw air from the *PROTECTED* area into a detection
chamber for analysis ===______ _____ _____ detection
◉ Alarm Pressure. Answer: A type of *INITIATING DEVICE installed
on all types of WET-BASED* fire suppression systems; the device
initiates a fire alarm signal once a water pressure threshold is met
===______ _____ switch
,◉ Alarm. Answer: A warning signal that *ALERTS* occupants of a
fire emergency ===_______ signal
◉ Alloying. Answer: The mixture of *TWO* or more metals in which
one or more of the metals is in a liquefied state ===______
◉ Alternating (AC). Answer: An electric current that changed its
direction very frequently at *REGULAR* intervals ===______ current
◉ Ambient. Answer: Air temperature of the surrounding
environment ===______ temperature
◉ Ampacity. Answer: The current, in amperes, that a conductor can
carry continuously under the conditions of use *WITHOUT*
exceeding its temperature rating ===_____
◉ Amperage. Answer: The strength of an electric current, measured
in amperes ===_____
◉ Annunciation. Answer: A device that uses indicating lamps,
alphanumeric displays, or other means to *provide first responders
with status, condition*, and location information concerning fire
alarm system components and devices ===_____panel
, ◉ Mapping. Answer: The *SYSTEMATIC EVALUATION of the
electrical circuit configuration*, spatial relationship of the circuit
components, and identification of electrical arc sites to assist in the
identification of the area of origin and analysis of the fires spread
===arc ______
◉ Survey. Answer: *Locations of electrical arcing are identified and
plotted on a diagram of the affected area of the structure*. The
spatial relationship of the arc sites can create a pattern and help
establish the sequence of damage. This analysis can be used on
building circuits and electrical devices within a compartment to help
identify or narrow the area of origin === arc ______ diagram
◉ Arc Tube. Answer: A cylinder of fused silica/quartz with
electrodes at either end that is used in most *MERCURY* and metal
halide lamps ===______ ____
◉ Arc. Answer: A high-temperature luminous electric discharge
across a gap where the conductor is missing or through a medium
such as charred insulation ===______
◉ Arced and Severed. Answer: Result of an arcing event where the
conductors sever due to the arc
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