DOD Fire Academy ARFF Exam with all Correct & 100%
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2 types of airports ✔Correct Answer-controlled and uncontrolled
controlled airport ✔Correct Answer-has a tower that is staffed 24/7
uncontrolled airport ✔Correct Answer-tower only staffed during the day
FOD ✔Correct Answer-Foreign Object Debris
topographic layout ✔Correct Answer-the key factor in determining the appropriate response
route for ARFF apparatus
CRFFAA ✔Correct Answer-Critical Rescue and Fire Fighting Access Area
RRA ✔Correct Answer-Rapid Response Area
CRFFAA distances ✔Correct Answer-500 feet from center line and 3300 feet from each end of
the runway
RRA distances ✔Correct Answer-500 feet from center line and 1650 feet from each end of the
runway
EMAS ✔Correct Answer-engineered material arresting system
How are runways numbered? ✔Correct Answer-to the nearest compass bearing in the
direction of takeoff, rounded to the closest 10 degrees
what is the compass bearing of runway 16 ✔Correct Answer-160 degrees
most congested area on an airport ✔Correct Answer-ramps
white airport marking ✔Correct Answer-runway identification numbers and letters, landing
zone bars, and striping
red airport marking ✔Correct Answer-restricted areas, fire lanes and no entry areas. entry
control points controlled access points
yellow runway markings ✔Correct Answer-hold bars and taxiways, instrument landing system
areas
, when approaching a hold position marking from the solid line side what do you have to do
✔Correct Answer-stop and get clearance from the tower
ILS ✔Correct Answer-instrument landing system
point to point guidance ✔Correct Answer-ILS
mandatory signs ✔Correct Answer-have a red background with white numbers/letters. they
denote entrance to a runway, critical area, or prohibited area.
location signs ✔Correct Answer-"Black square, you're there"
"Yellow on black is where you're at"
information signs ✔Correct Answer-Yellow background with black inscription. Provides pilots
with stuff like areas that cannot be seen from control tower, applicable radio frequencies and
noise abatement procedures.
Runway Distance Remaining Signs ✔Correct Answer-Provides remaining runway length in
1,000-foot increments
White lettering on black background
Blue airport lights ✔Correct Answer-outline taxiways
white airport lights ✔Correct Answer-outlines of runways and runway center lines, as well as
vehicular traffic areas on ramps
green airport lights ✔Correct Answer-approach end of the runway
red airport lights ✔Correct Answer-mark obstructions like buildings, unserviceable areas, and
the departure end of the runway
yellow airport lights ✔Correct Answer-hold bars
Crosswind leg ✔Correct Answer-A flight path at right angles to the landing runway off its
upwind leg
downwind leg ✔Correct Answer-A flight path parallel to the landing runway in the direction
opposite to landing normally extends between the crosswind leg and the base leg.
base leg ✔Correct Answer-A flight path at right angles to the landing runway off its approach
end normally extends from the downwind leg
Final approach ✔Correct Answer-last part of an aircraft's approach
Verified Answers |Latest Version |Already Graded A+
2 types of airports ✔Correct Answer-controlled and uncontrolled
controlled airport ✔Correct Answer-has a tower that is staffed 24/7
uncontrolled airport ✔Correct Answer-tower only staffed during the day
FOD ✔Correct Answer-Foreign Object Debris
topographic layout ✔Correct Answer-the key factor in determining the appropriate response
route for ARFF apparatus
CRFFAA ✔Correct Answer-Critical Rescue and Fire Fighting Access Area
RRA ✔Correct Answer-Rapid Response Area
CRFFAA distances ✔Correct Answer-500 feet from center line and 3300 feet from each end of
the runway
RRA distances ✔Correct Answer-500 feet from center line and 1650 feet from each end of the
runway
EMAS ✔Correct Answer-engineered material arresting system
How are runways numbered? ✔Correct Answer-to the nearest compass bearing in the
direction of takeoff, rounded to the closest 10 degrees
what is the compass bearing of runway 16 ✔Correct Answer-160 degrees
most congested area on an airport ✔Correct Answer-ramps
white airport marking ✔Correct Answer-runway identification numbers and letters, landing
zone bars, and striping
red airport marking ✔Correct Answer-restricted areas, fire lanes and no entry areas. entry
control points controlled access points
yellow runway markings ✔Correct Answer-hold bars and taxiways, instrument landing system
areas
, when approaching a hold position marking from the solid line side what do you have to do
✔Correct Answer-stop and get clearance from the tower
ILS ✔Correct Answer-instrument landing system
point to point guidance ✔Correct Answer-ILS
mandatory signs ✔Correct Answer-have a red background with white numbers/letters. they
denote entrance to a runway, critical area, or prohibited area.
location signs ✔Correct Answer-"Black square, you're there"
"Yellow on black is where you're at"
information signs ✔Correct Answer-Yellow background with black inscription. Provides pilots
with stuff like areas that cannot be seen from control tower, applicable radio frequencies and
noise abatement procedures.
Runway Distance Remaining Signs ✔Correct Answer-Provides remaining runway length in
1,000-foot increments
White lettering on black background
Blue airport lights ✔Correct Answer-outline taxiways
white airport lights ✔Correct Answer-outlines of runways and runway center lines, as well as
vehicular traffic areas on ramps
green airport lights ✔Correct Answer-approach end of the runway
red airport lights ✔Correct Answer-mark obstructions like buildings, unserviceable areas, and
the departure end of the runway
yellow airport lights ✔Correct Answer-hold bars
Crosswind leg ✔Correct Answer-A flight path at right angles to the landing runway off its
upwind leg
downwind leg ✔Correct Answer-A flight path parallel to the landing runway in the direction
opposite to landing normally extends between the crosswind leg and the base leg.
base leg ✔Correct Answer-A flight path at right angles to the landing runway off its approach
end normally extends from the downwind leg
Final approach ✔Correct Answer-last part of an aircraft's approach
