WILDLAND FINAL EXAM TEST 2026 CHAPTER 1 TO 6 |
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___ are physical barriers to fire, such as a roadway surface, that provide an area of
safety for firefighters
- answer-Anchor points
____ are the most common places where hazardous materials associated with
residential structures are typically located.
- answer-sheds and garages
____ are used when there is no time to employ other tactics. This tactic allows you
to disengage and retreat to a safety zone and stay there until the fire has passed and
it is safe to reengage.
- answer-fire front following tactics
____ can be used before and after a flame front to monitor an area for potential or
remaining threats to structures.
- answer-patrol tactics
____ involve checking inside the structure for occupants, assisting in evacuation as
needed, and then leaving the scene.
- answer-check and go tactics
____ involve preparing the structure with defenses, such are gel or foam, and then
leaving the structure before the fire arrives.
- answer-prepare and go tactics
____ involve preparing the structure with defenses, such as gel or foam, and then
defending the structure as the fire approaches. These tactics are used when you and
your crew are confident that the structure can be saved from the fire.
- answer-prepare and defend tactics
____ involve protecting and defending a structure with large volumes of resources.
This tactic is used to put out structure fires, reduce ember production, and protect
structures exposed to fires.
- answer-anchor and hold tactics
,____ involve putting out spot fires ahead of the flame front to steer the fire around
structures to a desired end. Structure defense preparation and perimeter control are
secondary considerations when using this tactic.
- answer-bump and run tactics
____ is a system of classifying structures based on defensibility and prioritizing
protection to the least defensible structures first.
- answer-structure triage
_____ attack involves engagement on both flanks of a wildland fire
- answer-Anchor, flank, and pinch
________ Outline potential fire dangers in a given area. They offer visual
reference of current and past fire trends, historical, worst and average conditions,
and thresholds for temperature, humidity, wind speed, and fuel moisture associated
with past problem fires
- answer-Fire Danger Pocket Cards
1 acre is approximately the size of a1 acre is approximately the size of a
- answer-football field
A ____ is a boundary between two air masses of different
- answer-weather front
A ____ is a stand alone, defensible structure that requires little to no action to
protect it
- answer-low risk structure
A _____ is generally established by using natural barriers, such as a river, scree
fields, cliffs, rockslides, or other fire resistive or fireproof features
- answer-natural control line
A _____ is mounted by building a fire control line along a predetermined route,
based on natural fuel breaks or favorable breaks in the topography, and then
burning out the intervening fuel
- answer-indirect attack
A ____is considered non-defensible. you will be unable t establish a safety zone.
Tactical actions: Prepare and go, dump and run, possibly fire front following
- answer-high risk structure
, A branch is used to help manage a:
- answer-geographic area
A combination of single resources assembled for a particular need is a:
- answer-task force
A common thread to an existing controlling could include
- answer-spotting
A description of a shrub model is
- answer-brush
A handline is a Fireline constructed with
- answer-hand tools
A location where available resources are assigned to the incident is
- answer-staging
A machine line is completed by using a variety of
- answer-heavy equipment
A person who acts as a point of contact for media, and other organizations, for the
incident commander is a
- answer-public information officer
A person who assesses the incident or event for unsafe or hazardous conditions is a
- answer-safety officer
a pincer attack is a method of direct attack that requires
- answer-two or more teams of firefighters
A pincer attack is also known as the
- answer-anchor, flank, and pinch attack
A red flag warning usually includes
- answer-strong winds
GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED PASS!!
___ are physical barriers to fire, such as a roadway surface, that provide an area of
safety for firefighters
- answer-Anchor points
____ are the most common places where hazardous materials associated with
residential structures are typically located.
- answer-sheds and garages
____ are used when there is no time to employ other tactics. This tactic allows you
to disengage and retreat to a safety zone and stay there until the fire has passed and
it is safe to reengage.
- answer-fire front following tactics
____ can be used before and after a flame front to monitor an area for potential or
remaining threats to structures.
- answer-patrol tactics
____ involve checking inside the structure for occupants, assisting in evacuation as
needed, and then leaving the scene.
- answer-check and go tactics
____ involve preparing the structure with defenses, such are gel or foam, and then
leaving the structure before the fire arrives.
- answer-prepare and go tactics
____ involve preparing the structure with defenses, such as gel or foam, and then
defending the structure as the fire approaches. These tactics are used when you and
your crew are confident that the structure can be saved from the fire.
- answer-prepare and defend tactics
____ involve protecting and defending a structure with large volumes of resources.
This tactic is used to put out structure fires, reduce ember production, and protect
structures exposed to fires.
- answer-anchor and hold tactics
,____ involve putting out spot fires ahead of the flame front to steer the fire around
structures to a desired end. Structure defense preparation and perimeter control are
secondary considerations when using this tactic.
- answer-bump and run tactics
____ is a system of classifying structures based on defensibility and prioritizing
protection to the least defensible structures first.
- answer-structure triage
_____ attack involves engagement on both flanks of a wildland fire
- answer-Anchor, flank, and pinch
________ Outline potential fire dangers in a given area. They offer visual
reference of current and past fire trends, historical, worst and average conditions,
and thresholds for temperature, humidity, wind speed, and fuel moisture associated
with past problem fires
- answer-Fire Danger Pocket Cards
1 acre is approximately the size of a1 acre is approximately the size of a
- answer-football field
A ____ is a boundary between two air masses of different
- answer-weather front
A ____ is a stand alone, defensible structure that requires little to no action to
protect it
- answer-low risk structure
A _____ is generally established by using natural barriers, such as a river, scree
fields, cliffs, rockslides, or other fire resistive or fireproof features
- answer-natural control line
A _____ is mounted by building a fire control line along a predetermined route,
based on natural fuel breaks or favorable breaks in the topography, and then
burning out the intervening fuel
- answer-indirect attack
A ____is considered non-defensible. you will be unable t establish a safety zone.
Tactical actions: Prepare and go, dump and run, possibly fire front following
- answer-high risk structure
, A branch is used to help manage a:
- answer-geographic area
A combination of single resources assembled for a particular need is a:
- answer-task force
A common thread to an existing controlling could include
- answer-spotting
A description of a shrub model is
- answer-brush
A handline is a Fireline constructed with
- answer-hand tools
A location where available resources are assigned to the incident is
- answer-staging
A machine line is completed by using a variety of
- answer-heavy equipment
A person who acts as a point of contact for media, and other organizations, for the
incident commander is a
- answer-public information officer
A person who assesses the incident or event for unsafe or hazardous conditions is a
- answer-safety officer
a pincer attack is a method of direct attack that requires
- answer-two or more teams of firefighters
A pincer attack is also known as the
- answer-anchor, flank, and pinch attack
A red flag warning usually includes
- answer-strong winds
