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S 130 FIREFIGHTER TRAINING EXAM 2025 | ALL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS | ALREADY
GRADED A+|| NEWEST VERSION 2025/26


Are you staying true to the foundational principles?



Your first priority working in the wildland/urban interface is:



- Homes

- Wildlife and pets

- Safety

- Fire Suppression -CORRECTANSWER - Safety



Identify THREE things you should NOT do when working around a downed power line.



- Approach liquids that are pooled near the power line.

- Attempt to move the power line.

- Stay in your vehicle if the power line is touching it.

- Leave a live power line unattended without attempting to move it.

- Assume that the power line is live.

- Apply a straight stream to the line. -CORRECTANSWER - Approach liquids that are

pooled near the power line.

- Attempt to move the power line.

, - Apply a straight stream to the line.



Natural fuels should be no closer to a structure than:



- 40 feet (12m)

- 30 feet (9m)

- 20 feet (6m)

- 50 feet (15.25m) -CORRECTANSWER - 30 feet (9m)



When working in the wildland/urban interface, you need to stay mobile and have more

than one way out.



Identify THREE potential road access problems you want to avoid.



- Private roads and driveways with only one way in and one way out.

- Dead end roads or cul-de-sacs.

- Houses with two-car garage set-ups.

- Wide roads with pullouts.

- Driveways and turnarounds with poor access.

- Multiple outlets. -CORRECTANSWER - Private roads and driveways with only one

way in and one way out.

- Dead end roads or cul-de-sacs.

- Driveways and turnarounds with poor access.

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