BASIC FIREFIGHTING BUNDLED CERTIFICATION
TEST 2026 QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
ANSWERS ALREADY PASSED
◉ Is an example of a common prying tool.
Answer: Halligan
◉ An swinging door is indicated by the hinges being visible.
Answer: outward
◉ Is an example of a pulling tool.
Answer: sheetrock rake
◉ The Halligan and the Flat Head Axe are commonly paired together
as 'irons'.
Answer:
◉ When breaking glass, stand up-wind, use the blunt/flat side of the
tool and strike the corner of the pane.
Answer:
,◉ When getting a power tool from an apparatus for use on the fire
ground, immediately start the tool, turn off the tool after warming
the tool, and then carry the tool to where it will be used.
Answer:
◉ A sledge hammer is an example of a striking tool.
Answer:
◉ A reciprocating saw (Sawzall) is an example of a cutting tool.
Answer:
◉ When forcing entry through chained gates, you should cut the
link/chain and not the lock.
Answer:
◉ What is the Order of Priorities When Suppressing Structure Fires?
Answer: 1. Protect Exposures
2. Cut Off Fire Spread
3. Attack Seat of the Fire
◉ When Advancing a Hose-line into a Structure, Extinguish Any Fire
That is Visible and
Answer: Accessible
, ◉ A Vehicle Fire Should be Fought from a Degree Angle.
Answer: 45
◉ If You Are Advancing an Attack Line into a Structure and CANNOT
See Your Feet, You Should
Answer: Crawl
◉ What are the Appropriate Hose Sizes for Attacking a Structure
Fire?
Answer: 2 1/2 and 1 3/4
◉ Directing Fire Streams Toward the Ceiling or Wall of a Room or
Building in Order to Generate Large Amount of Steam is an Attack
Answer: Indirect
◉ At a Structure Fire, the Highest Priority are Close Priority Fuel
Tanks and Propane Cylinders
Answer: Exposures
◉ A Attack is Discharging Water or Foam Directly onto a Burning
Material
Answer: Direct
TEST 2026 QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
ANSWERS ALREADY PASSED
◉ Is an example of a common prying tool.
Answer: Halligan
◉ An swinging door is indicated by the hinges being visible.
Answer: outward
◉ Is an example of a pulling tool.
Answer: sheetrock rake
◉ The Halligan and the Flat Head Axe are commonly paired together
as 'irons'.
Answer:
◉ When breaking glass, stand up-wind, use the blunt/flat side of the
tool and strike the corner of the pane.
Answer:
,◉ When getting a power tool from an apparatus for use on the fire
ground, immediately start the tool, turn off the tool after warming
the tool, and then carry the tool to where it will be used.
Answer:
◉ A sledge hammer is an example of a striking tool.
Answer:
◉ A reciprocating saw (Sawzall) is an example of a cutting tool.
Answer:
◉ When forcing entry through chained gates, you should cut the
link/chain and not the lock.
Answer:
◉ What is the Order of Priorities When Suppressing Structure Fires?
Answer: 1. Protect Exposures
2. Cut Off Fire Spread
3. Attack Seat of the Fire
◉ When Advancing a Hose-line into a Structure, Extinguish Any Fire
That is Visible and
Answer: Accessible
, ◉ A Vehicle Fire Should be Fought from a Degree Angle.
Answer: 45
◉ If You Are Advancing an Attack Line into a Structure and CANNOT
See Your Feet, You Should
Answer: Crawl
◉ What are the Appropriate Hose Sizes for Attacking a Structure
Fire?
Answer: 2 1/2 and 1 3/4
◉ Directing Fire Streams Toward the Ceiling or Wall of a Room or
Building in Order to Generate Large Amount of Steam is an Attack
Answer: Indirect
◉ At a Structure Fire, the Highest Priority are Close Priority Fuel
Tanks and Propane Cylinders
Answer: Exposures
◉ A Attack is Discharging Water or Foam Directly onto a Burning
Material
Answer: Direct
