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Knowledge Check 1 A. An individual personality - each apparatus may perform, react, and handle
Identify the best definition for a characteristic of a fire differently. - Correct Answer
apparatus.
B. An individual personality - each apparatus' characteristics are determined by
the driver.
C. A model personality - all apparatus within a specific model will react similarly.
D. A model personality - all apparatus within a specific model will react differently.
Reaction Distance The distance a fire apparatus travels while a driver/operator transfers his/her foot
from the accelerator to the brake pedal after perceiving the need to stop.
Braking Distance The distance a fire apparatus travels from the time the brakes are applied until the
fire apparatus comes to a complete stop.
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Total Stopping Distance The sum of the driver/operator reaction distance and the fire apparatus' braking
distance (the need to stop and when the fire apparatus actually is stopped).
Knowledge Check 2 A. Picture of inside a water tank with baffles - Safe
Below are four situations that pertain to controlling our
fire apparatus. Identify each situation as either safe or B. Picture of Engine in fog - Hazardous
hazardous by selecting the appropriate answer.
C. Picture of Engine driving in rain - Hazardous
D. Picture of speedometer showing 80 MPH - Hazardous
Knowledge Check 3 A. You should always drive at a speed where you can come to a stop, if
All of the following statements about approaching an necessary, even if it slows you down.
intersection are true EXCEPT:
B. You should make eye contact with other drivers to make sure that they see you.
C. You should run a stop sign to save time if you can see that there is no other
traffic. - Correct Answer
D. You should stop at all red traffic signals even if you lose time.
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