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FIREFIGHTER WRITTEN EXAM WITH
CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS
LATEST ALREADY GRADED A+



6. Fire Investigator Lopez is investigating the origins of a fire
at an apartment complex. Witnesses observed an individual
descend a fire escape shortly before the fire started. Each of
the witnesses described the individual as follows:
Witness 1 - "He was a male, White or Hispanic, early
twenties, about 5'8", around 175 pounds with short hair. He
wore a grey sweatshirt and faded blue jeans. He had a
tattoo of a dragon on the back of his neck."
Witness 2 - "He was a male, White. About 20 to 25 years
old, with shoulder length hair. He was about 5'10" and
weighed about 180 pounds. He wore old blue jeans and a
grey long-sleeve shirt."
Witness 3 - "He was a light-skinned male, possibly White or
Hispanic, in his early twenties, about 5'8" and weighed
about 185 pounds. His hair was long and wore blue jeans
and a grey sweatshirt."
Witness 4 - "He was a White male, around 25 years old,
about 5'9" and weighed about 180 pounds. He wore a grey

, sweatshirt and blue jeans. His hair was shoulder length."
Given the above information, Fire Investigator Lopez should
recognize that there is a problem with the description
provided by the witness:
A. 1.
B. 2.
C. 3.
D. 4.
A
Foam fire streams are used at different concentration levels
for fires of various types. Foams designed for Class A fires
should be used at one to four percent concentrations. Class
B fires require a foam concentration of between four to
seven percent, while Class C fires require a concentration of
six to nine percent. 1. According to the preceding passage, a
firefighter who is unsure if a fire is a Class A or Class B fire
would be best advised to use a foam concentration of:
A. Two percent.
B. Four percent.
C. Six percent.
D. Eight percent.
B
Engine Company 35 is dispatched to a structure fire at a
restaurant. The owners of the restaurant purchased a
convenience store and converted it to a restaurant. While
firefighters were working inside the structure, two heavy

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