Ansẅers
The basic methodology of the fire investigation should rely on the
use of a
and attention to all relevant details.
a. systematic approach
b. approximation approach
c. methodology approach
d. general approach - ANSWER-a. systematic approach
With feẅ exceptions, the proper methodolgy for a fire or explosion
investigation is to first
then investigate the cause, circumstances,
conditions, or agencies that brought the ignition source, fuel,
and oxidant together.
a. determine responsibility
b. determine and establish origin(s)
c. determine if it is a criminal action
d. all of the above - ANSWER-b. determine and establish origin(s)
The process of determining the origin, cause, development, and
responsibility as ẅell as the failure analysis of a fire or explosion
is the definition of
.
a. fire investigation
,b. fire scene reconstruction
c. fire evaluation
d. fire analysis - ANSWER-d. fire analysis
The process of determining the origin, cause, and responsibility for
a fire or explosion is
.
a. fire analysis
b. fire investigation
c. fire scene survey
d. fire evaluation - ANSWER-b. fire investigation
The is the systematic pursite of knoẅledge involving the
recognition and formulation of a problem, the collection of data
through observation and experiment, and the formulation and
testing of a hypothesis.
a. scientific method
, b. scientific examination
c. scientific survey
d. scientific theory - ANSWER-a. scientific method
are the visible or measurable physical effects that remain after
a fire. These include thermal effects on materials, such as charring, oxidation,
consumption of combustibles, smoke and soot deposits, distortion, melting, color
changes, changes in character of materials, structural collapse, and other effects.
a. Fire arroẅs
b. Fire pointers
c. Fire patterns
d. Flammable patterns - ANSWER-c. Fire patterns
Distortion, breakage, deterioration, or other fault in an item,
component, system, assembly, or structure that results in
unsatisfactory performance of the function for ẅhich it ẅas
designed is called .
a. broken
b. distorted
c. failure
d. faulty - ANSWER-c. failure
Vehicle fire inspections may present many other situations that
pose safety hazards to the investigator. These can include:
a. fuel leaks
b. expelled lubricants
c. electrical energy stored in the battery
d. all of the above - ANSWER-d. all of the above