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Municipal and water systems furnish water under pressure through fire hydrants. A. compound B. complex C. private D. multifaceted 2. Which of the following are examples of static water sources? A. Water tanks B. Dry plugs

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Chapter 4- J&B Driver/ Operator 1B Exam Test with Answers Rated A

1. Municipal and water systems
furnish water under pressure through fire hydrants.
A. compound C. private
B. complex Page: 72
C. private
D. multifaceted
2. Which of the following are examples of static water
sources?
A. Water tanks D. Lakes
B. Dry plugs Page: 72
C. Hydrants
D. Lakes
3. In water, atom(s) of oxygen is bound to
atom(s) of hydrogen.
A. one, two A. one, two
B. two, one Page: 73
C. two, two
D. one, one
4. What allows water to flow, puddle, and remain together
even after leaving a nozzle?
A. Specific heat index B. Surface tension
B. Surface tension Page: 73
C. Universal solvent
D. Hydrogen
5. What causes a water stream to break up into smaller
droplets?
A. Pressure B. Gravity
B. Gravity Page: 73
C. Friction
D. Force



, Chapter 4- J&B Driver/ Operator 1B Exam Test with Answers Rated A

6. Substances dissolved in water are referred to as
.
A. solids C. aqueous
B. liquid solids Page: 73
C. aqueous
D. gases
7. Water is able to absorb heat because of its
characteristics.
A. hydrogen-bonding A. hydrogen-bonding
B. exuding Page: 73
C. radiant
D. convective
8. The amount of heat energy required to increase the
temperature of a substance is known as its:
A. hydrogen-bonding index. B. specific heat index.
B. specific heat index. Page: 73
C. radiant index.
D. convective index.
9. Water absorbs almost times more heat than
sodium bicarbonate.
A. two D. five
B. three Page: 73
C. four
D. five
10. What is the weight of a gallon of water in liquid form?
A. 4.34 lb (1.97 kg)
C. 8.34 lb (3.79 kg)
B. 6.34 lb (2.89 kg)
Page: 74
C. 8.34 lb (3.79 kg)
D. 9.34 lb (4.26 kg)

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