1035 Level 1 Complete Questions And
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What are the five interrelated integrated prevention interventions? CORRECT
ANSWERS i) Education
ii) Engineering
iii) Economic Incentives
iv) Enforcement
v) Emergency Response
2. ________ is explosively rapid combustion that can occur during the decay stage.
CORRECT ANSWERS b) Flashover Stage
Name the major factor in adult drowning? CORRECT ANSWERS The use of alcohol
Name 3 acts of terrorism: CORRECT ANSWERS i) Hijacking
ii) Bomb Scares & Bombing
iii) Cyber Attacks
Also, Assassinations, Kidnappings, Use of chemical, biological, nuclear, radiological
weapons.
What is a risk-reduction program? CORRECT ANSWERS Is a series of presentations
and activities that is designed to impact a common risk reduction goal and incorporate
multiple intervention strategies (the Fire E's). Example - Smoke Alarm Program
What is a risk-reduction strategy? CORRECT ANSWERS Is a series of integrated
programs designed to impact a common goal. Example - Overall effort of the fire
department to reduce the incidents of fires and fire deaths.
What is Networking? CORRECT ANSWERS Is the process of meeting others and
determining who has resources that could assist the fire and life safety educator with
the goals and objectives of the programs. Networking is often informal.
Webster defines learning as knowledge or skill acquired by instruction or study;
modification of a behavioral tendency by experience. CORRECT ANSWERS c)
Learning
Name the three domains of learning: CORRECT ANSWERS Cognitive Domain
Psychomotor Domain
Affective Domain
The Dale's Cone of Learning we remember: CORRECT ANSWERS __50__ % of what
we hear and see
, In which step of the lesson plan does the educator prepare the student to learn?
CORRECT ANSWERS Preparation - This is the motivational section where the
educator must show why learning the information is relevant and important.
Name 5 classroom seating arrangements: CORRECT ANSWERS Auditorium Style
Classroom Style
Conference Style
Horseshoe Style
Chevron Style
What is learning? CORRECT ANSWERS A knowledge or skill acquired by instruction or
study; modification of a behavioral tendency by experience. Learning is also defined as
an enduring change in behavior or in the capacity to behave in a given fashion, where
learning is demonstrated by people implementing knowledge, skills or practices derived
from education or experience.
What is the purpose of the lesson plan? CORRECT ANSWERS Is the road map that
provides general guidance for how a presentation is to be delivered. A guide for making
a presentation. A properly made lesson plan can be used by a new instructor with little
explanation required before presenting.
Which domain of learning uses physical movement, coordination and the use of motor
skills to develop proficiency of a skill? CORRECT ANSWERS b) Psychomotor Domain
What process should a Level 1 educator follow to develop a partnership with one or
more community organizations? CORRECT ANSWERS Assess Community Needs
Develop Objectives
Develop Goals
Design Budget
Evaluate Results
What are the characteristics of a successful coalition? CORRECT ANSWERS Focus is
on a common problem or issue that is relevant to the community. Vested interest,
resources available, members share the workload.
What are some methods for ensuring a fire and life safety educators work schedule is
free from conflicts? CORRECT ANSWERS Open line of communication with supervisor
Use manual/electronic methods - calendar
What is the difference in operation between an ionization and photoelectric smoke
alarm? CORRECT ANSWERS Ionization operates by smoke entering the chamber.
Photoelectric operates by the smoke blocking the light cell.
What are the three categories of disaster? CORRECT ANSWERS i) Natural
ii) Technological
iii) Terrorism
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What are the five interrelated integrated prevention interventions? CORRECT
ANSWERS i) Education
ii) Engineering
iii) Economic Incentives
iv) Enforcement
v) Emergency Response
2. ________ is explosively rapid combustion that can occur during the decay stage.
CORRECT ANSWERS b) Flashover Stage
Name the major factor in adult drowning? CORRECT ANSWERS The use of alcohol
Name 3 acts of terrorism: CORRECT ANSWERS i) Hijacking
ii) Bomb Scares & Bombing
iii) Cyber Attacks
Also, Assassinations, Kidnappings, Use of chemical, biological, nuclear, radiological
weapons.
What is a risk-reduction program? CORRECT ANSWERS Is a series of presentations
and activities that is designed to impact a common risk reduction goal and incorporate
multiple intervention strategies (the Fire E's). Example - Smoke Alarm Program
What is a risk-reduction strategy? CORRECT ANSWERS Is a series of integrated
programs designed to impact a common goal. Example - Overall effort of the fire
department to reduce the incidents of fires and fire deaths.
What is Networking? CORRECT ANSWERS Is the process of meeting others and
determining who has resources that could assist the fire and life safety educator with
the goals and objectives of the programs. Networking is often informal.
Webster defines learning as knowledge or skill acquired by instruction or study;
modification of a behavioral tendency by experience. CORRECT ANSWERS c)
Learning
Name the three domains of learning: CORRECT ANSWERS Cognitive Domain
Psychomotor Domain
Affective Domain
The Dale's Cone of Learning we remember: CORRECT ANSWERS __50__ % of what
we hear and see
, In which step of the lesson plan does the educator prepare the student to learn?
CORRECT ANSWERS Preparation - This is the motivational section where the
educator must show why learning the information is relevant and important.
Name 5 classroom seating arrangements: CORRECT ANSWERS Auditorium Style
Classroom Style
Conference Style
Horseshoe Style
Chevron Style
What is learning? CORRECT ANSWERS A knowledge or skill acquired by instruction or
study; modification of a behavioral tendency by experience. Learning is also defined as
an enduring change in behavior or in the capacity to behave in a given fashion, where
learning is demonstrated by people implementing knowledge, skills or practices derived
from education or experience.
What is the purpose of the lesson plan? CORRECT ANSWERS Is the road map that
provides general guidance for how a presentation is to be delivered. A guide for making
a presentation. A properly made lesson plan can be used by a new instructor with little
explanation required before presenting.
Which domain of learning uses physical movement, coordination and the use of motor
skills to develop proficiency of a skill? CORRECT ANSWERS b) Psychomotor Domain
What process should a Level 1 educator follow to develop a partnership with one or
more community organizations? CORRECT ANSWERS Assess Community Needs
Develop Objectives
Develop Goals
Design Budget
Evaluate Results
What are the characteristics of a successful coalition? CORRECT ANSWERS Focus is
on a common problem or issue that is relevant to the community. Vested interest,
resources available, members share the workload.
What are some methods for ensuring a fire and life safety educators work schedule is
free from conflicts? CORRECT ANSWERS Open line of communication with supervisor
Use manual/electronic methods - calendar
What is the difference in operation between an ionization and photoelectric smoke
alarm? CORRECT ANSWERS Ionization operates by smoke entering the chamber.
Photoelectric operates by the smoke blocking the light cell.
What are the three categories of disaster? CORRECT ANSWERS i) Natural
ii) Technological
iii) Terrorism
