Fire 2 Final Study Guide Final Exam Questions
And Answers 2026/2027 Graded A+
What should be the first step taken by a department in order to
comply with NFPA 1500? A) Hire a health and safety officer.
B) Draft safety policies. C) Create a safety committee. D)
Appoint an incident safety officer. - ✔ANASWER✔-C) Create
a safety committee.
How does spending nonemergency time practicing a culture of
safety affect the operations of a fire fighter on an emergency
scene? A) Operating safely becomes second nature. B) Fire
fighters know to look to the safety officer for guidance. C) Fire
fighters understand the importance of wearing a seat belt. D)
Operating quickly becomes easier. - ✔ANASWER✔-A)
Operating safely becomes second nature.
How can a fire fighter most effectively encourage other fire
fighters to eat right and exercise? A) By constantly lecturing
them on how fat they are! B) By eating right and exercising in
order to set an example C) By teaching nutrition and fitness
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classes to other fire fighters who are fatty's! D) By cooking only
healthy meals at the fire station and upsetting the fatty's! -
✔ANASWER✔-B) By eating right and exercising in order to set
an example
What is typically considered to be the weakest link in
emergency incident decision making? A) Policy B)
Procedures C) Human decision D) Accountability -
✔ANASWER✔-C) Human decision
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What is an effective way to maintain a safety culture on
emergency scenes? A) Memorize emergency scene policies. B)
Treat each job with a risk versus benefit analysis. C) Establish a
safety officer upon first arrival. D) Maintain awareness of radio
communications. -
✔ANASWER✔-B) Treat each job with a risk versus benefit
analysis.
The weighing of facts by determining the advantages and
disadvantages of a certain activity is known as: A) rapidfire
decision making. B) managing risk. C) ecognitionprimed
decision making. D) risk-benefit analysis. - ✔ANASWER✔-D)
risk-benefit analysis.
According to the Federal Emergency Management Agency,
which of the following is a step for addressing risk
management? A) Identifying potential risk B) Assessing and
analyzing the risk C) Defining the context of the risk D) All of
these are correct. - ✔ANASWER✔-D) All of these are correct.
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Analyzing how long or how many times rescuers are exposed to
a risk is an example of assessing the ________ factor of risk. A)
severity B) probability C) likelihood D) exposure -
✔ANASWER✔-D) exposure
Mention any one advantage of using recognition-primed
decision making. A) Decisions can be made quickly. B)
Decisions are based on safety first. C) Decisions can be made
slowly. D) Decisions are based on risk analysis. -
✔ANASWER✔-A) Decisions can be made quickly.
What are the responsibilities of an incident safety officer on the
scene of an emergency incident? A) Collect information about
the scene. B) Analyze the hazards and opportunities. C) Judge
the risks involved. D) All of these are correct. -
✔ANASWER✔D) All of these are correct.
Utilizing a system to track the identification, location, and
function of all crews on a fire ground is known as incident
scene: A) responsibility. B) accountability. C) personnel
tracking. D) personnel inventory. - ✔ANASWER✔-B)
accountability.