Fire Officer 1 Study Guide EXAM 2025 \LATEST
VERSION with complete questions and accurate
detailed answers \verified answers
According to NFPA, how 4
many levels of fire
officers
are there?
Which level of fire officer Fire Officer I
is generally associated
with supervising a single
fire company or
apparatus?
What is the lowest level of Fire Officer III
fire officer that is qualified
for a chief officer
position?
What is the general term Discipline
for guidelines that a
department establishes
for fire fighters?
All of the following are Demographics
common ways of
organizing a fire
department except one.
Choose the exception.
,Which of the four Planning
functions of management
deals with developing a
scheme, program, or
method that is worked out
beforehand to accomplish
an objective?
Which of the four Organizing
functions of management
does the fire officer use to
take the available people,
equipment, structure, and
time and develop them
into an orderly, functional,
and structural unit?
Which of the four Leading
functions of
management means
guiding or directing
in a course of action?
Which of the four Controlling
functions of management
is used when a fire officer
considers the impact on
the budget before making
purchases?
,Which type of Regulation
organization document is
developed by various
government or
government-authorized
organizations to
implement a law that has
been passed by a
government body?
Which type of Policy
organization document is
developed to provide
definite guidelines for
present and future
actions?
Which type of Standard operating procedure
organizational document
establishes or prescribes
specific operational or
administrative methods to
be followed routinely for
the performance of
designated operations or
actions?
, What was the (often Spoils system
corrupt) system called
that was used to appoint
or promote people to
public jobs prior to the
modern use of merit-
based system?
Which legislation enacted Pendleton Act
in 1883 established the
civil service system in the
U.S. federal government?
Attributes or qualities that Dimensions
can be described and
messed during a
promotional examination
are known as ____ _.
Which legislation was Pendleton Act
enacted by Congress in
response to corruption at
Tammany Hall?
What is the term for the Reliability
ability of a test to ensure
what it is intended to
measure on a consistent
basis?
If a promotion eligibility 1, 2, 3, etc.
list is rank ordered, how
are the candidates
typically ranked?
If a promotion eligibility Qualified
list is banded, what is
typically one of the group
headings?
VERSION with complete questions and accurate
detailed answers \verified answers
According to NFPA, how 4
many levels of fire
officers
are there?
Which level of fire officer Fire Officer I
is generally associated
with supervising a single
fire company or
apparatus?
What is the lowest level of Fire Officer III
fire officer that is qualified
for a chief officer
position?
What is the general term Discipline
for guidelines that a
department establishes
for fire fighters?
All of the following are Demographics
common ways of
organizing a fire
department except one.
Choose the exception.
,Which of the four Planning
functions of management
deals with developing a
scheme, program, or
method that is worked out
beforehand to accomplish
an objective?
Which of the four Organizing
functions of management
does the fire officer use to
take the available people,
equipment, structure, and
time and develop them
into an orderly, functional,
and structural unit?
Which of the four Leading
functions of
management means
guiding or directing
in a course of action?
Which of the four Controlling
functions of management
is used when a fire officer
considers the impact on
the budget before making
purchases?
,Which type of Regulation
organization document is
developed by various
government or
government-authorized
organizations to
implement a law that has
been passed by a
government body?
Which type of Policy
organization document is
developed to provide
definite guidelines for
present and future
actions?
Which type of Standard operating procedure
organizational document
establishes or prescribes
specific operational or
administrative methods to
be followed routinely for
the performance of
designated operations or
actions?
, What was the (often Spoils system
corrupt) system called
that was used to appoint
or promote people to
public jobs prior to the
modern use of merit-
based system?
Which legislation enacted Pendleton Act
in 1883 established the
civil service system in the
U.S. federal government?
Attributes or qualities that Dimensions
can be described and
messed during a
promotional examination
are known as ____ _.
Which legislation was Pendleton Act
enacted by Congress in
response to corruption at
Tammany Hall?
What is the term for the Reliability
ability of a test to ensure
what it is intended to
measure on a consistent
basis?
If a promotion eligibility 1, 2, 3, etc.
list is rank ordered, how
are the candidates
typically ranked?
If a promotion eligibility Qualified
list is banded, what is
typically one of the group
headings?
