FIREFIGHTER SELECTION TEST
:READING,MATH,MAP READING,HUMAN
RELATIONS,REASONING EXAM 2026/2027
WITH ACTUAL CORRECT QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED DETAILED ANSWERS
|CURRENTLY TESTING QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS|ALREADY GRADED A+|NEWEST
|JUST RELEASED!!|GUARANTEED PASS
What do firefighters do?
Firefighters respond to emergencies, put out fires, treat injuries, and perform vital functions.
What is the primary responsibility of firefighters during duty hours?
They must be prepared to respond immediately to fires or other emergencies.
What kind of training do firefighters receive?
They receive training in emergency medical procedures and may be certified as emergency
medical technicians.
Where do firefighters typically work?
Firefighters work in urban and suburban areas, airports, chemical plants, industrial sites, and
rural areas.
What is the role of forest fire inspectors?
They spot fires from watchtowers and report findings to headquarters.
What are smoke jumpers?
Elite firefighters who parachute from airplanes to reach inaccessible areas.
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, What are the working conditions like for firefighters?
They work in fire stations and respond rapidly to alarms, facing risks from fires and hazardous
materials.
What is the typical work schedule for firefighters?
Many work more than 50 hours a week, often on a 24-hour on-duty schedule followed by 48
hours off.
What percentage of fire companies are staffed by volunteer firefighters?
Nearly 70 percent.
How many paid career firefighters were there in 2002?
About 282,000.
What is a public safety organization?
An organization that combines fire prevention, public fire education, safety, and emergency
medical services.
What are the qualifications for municipal firefighting jobs?
Applicants must pass a written exam, physical tests, and a medical examination.
What educational background is generally required for firefighting applicants?
At least 18 years of age and a high school education or equivalent.
How can community college courses in fire science help applicants?
They may improve an applicant's chances for appointment.
What do firefighters do between alarms?
They clean and maintain equipment, conduct drills, and participate in physical fitness activities.
What is the risk associated with firefighting?
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:READING,MATH,MAP READING,HUMAN
RELATIONS,REASONING EXAM 2026/2027
WITH ACTUAL CORRECT QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED DETAILED ANSWERS
|CURRENTLY TESTING QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS|ALREADY GRADED A+|NEWEST
|JUST RELEASED!!|GUARANTEED PASS
What do firefighters do?
Firefighters respond to emergencies, put out fires, treat injuries, and perform vital functions.
What is the primary responsibility of firefighters during duty hours?
They must be prepared to respond immediately to fires or other emergencies.
What kind of training do firefighters receive?
They receive training in emergency medical procedures and may be certified as emergency
medical technicians.
Where do firefighters typically work?
Firefighters work in urban and suburban areas, airports, chemical plants, industrial sites, and
rural areas.
What is the role of forest fire inspectors?
They spot fires from watchtowers and report findings to headquarters.
What are smoke jumpers?
Elite firefighters who parachute from airplanes to reach inaccessible areas.
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, What are the working conditions like for firefighters?
They work in fire stations and respond rapidly to alarms, facing risks from fires and hazardous
materials.
What is the typical work schedule for firefighters?
Many work more than 50 hours a week, often on a 24-hour on-duty schedule followed by 48
hours off.
What percentage of fire companies are staffed by volunteer firefighters?
Nearly 70 percent.
How many paid career firefighters were there in 2002?
About 282,000.
What is a public safety organization?
An organization that combines fire prevention, public fire education, safety, and emergency
medical services.
What are the qualifications for municipal firefighting jobs?
Applicants must pass a written exam, physical tests, and a medical examination.
What educational background is generally required for firefighting applicants?
At least 18 years of age and a high school education or equivalent.
How can community college courses in fire science help applicants?
They may improve an applicant's chances for appointment.
What do firefighters do between alarms?
They clean and maintain equipment, conduct drills, and participate in physical fitness activities.
What is the risk associated with firefighting?
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