Wildland Firefighter 1C Exam ALL 200 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE THIS YEAR

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Wildland Firefighter 1C Exam ALL 200
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
LATEST UPDATE THIS YEAR
QUESTION: How high up do fuels have to be in order to be considered aerial fuels?


a. More than twenty-five feet


b. More than twelve feet


c. More than six feet


d. More than two feet - ANSWER-c. More than six feet


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QUESTION: What is the term for fuels that are close together or touch each other?


A) Contiguity


B) Continuity


C) Contactivity


D) Constancy - ANSWER-B) Continuity


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QUESTION: One of the two primary methods for a direct attack on a wildland fire is the flanking

attack. What is another?


A) The pinch attack


B) The frontal attack


C) The circular attack


D) The indirect attack - ANSWER-A) The pinch attack


Note: aka Pincer attack


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QUESTION: Which type of fuel is ground duff?


A) Heavy


B) Dense


C) Sparse


D) Fine - ANSWER-D) Fine


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QUESTION: What is the source of almost all naturally caused wildland and ground fires?


A) Improperly disposed cigarettes


B) Sunlight


C) Lightning


D) Unattended camp fires - ANSWER-C) Lightning


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QUESTION: What is the burned area of a wildland fire called?


A) The black


B) The harbor


C) The parking lot


D) The post - ANSWER-A) The black


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QUESTION: With wind changes, a wildland fire can develop a long, narrow extension that

projects out from the head of the fire. What is this extension called?


A) rod


B) A river


C) A header


D) A finger - ANSWER-D) A finger


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Q; Which type of fuel is usually the main type of fuel present in ground cover fires?


a. Coarse


b. Light


c. Heavy


d. Fine - ANSWER-d. Fine


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QUESTION: Are fine fuels or heavy fuels affected more by changes in relative humidity?




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