WILDLAND FIREFIGHTING BUNDLED EXAM 4
EXAMPREP 2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS ALREADY PASSED
◉ Are fine fuels or heavy fuels affected more by changes in relative
humidity?
a. Fine fuels are affected more.
b. Heavy fuels are affected more.
c. They are equally affected.
d. Neither are affected.
Answer: a. Fine fuels are affected more.
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◉ What happens to relative humidity as the temperature cools off
toward evening?
a. It goes up.
b. It goes down.
c. It begins to vary erratically.
d. Nothing; it is not affected by temperature changes.
Answer: a. It goes up
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,◉ As a last resort, what can fire fighters do to protect themselves in
being overrun by a wildland fire?
a. Dig a hole
b. Climb a tree
c. Deploy a fire shelter
d. Take cover in heavy brush.
Answer: c. Deploy a fire shelter
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◉ What is slash?
a. Bark piled up from stripping operations
b. Leftovers from logging or clearing operations
c. The insect activity generated by logging
d. The pasty, half-decomposed remains of a wildland fire.
Answer: b. Leftovers from logging or clearing operations
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◉ 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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◉ 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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◉ 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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EXAMPREP 2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS ALREADY PASSED
◉ Are fine fuels or heavy fuels affected more by changes in relative
humidity?
a. Fine fuels are affected more.
b. Heavy fuels are affected more.
c. They are equally affected.
d. Neither are affected.
Answer: a. Fine fuels are affected more.
pg. 791
◉ What happens to relative humidity as the temperature cools off
toward evening?
a. It goes up.
b. It goes down.
c. It begins to vary erratically.
d. Nothing; it is not affected by temperature changes.
Answer: a. It goes up
pg. 791
,◉ As a last resort, what can fire fighters do to protect themselves in
being overrun by a wildland fire?
a. Dig a hole
b. Climb a tree
c. Deploy a fire shelter
d. Take cover in heavy brush.
Answer: c. Deploy a fire shelter
pg. 804
◉ What is slash?
a. Bark piled up from stripping operations
b. Leftovers from logging or clearing operations
c. The insect activity generated by logging
d. The pasty, half-decomposed remains of a wildland fire.
Answer: b. Leftovers from logging or clearing operations
pg. 789
◉ 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
pg. 789
◉ 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
pg. 790
◉ 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
pg. 799
