Exam.
1. Under the Incident Command System, the 1) Incident Commander
is responsible for determining the strategic
goals for control of an incident.
Question 1 options:
1) Incident Commander
2) Operations Officer
3) Planning Officer
4) Administration Officer
2. In the Incident Management System, who is the 3) The Incident
one person ultimately Comman- der
responsible for managing an
incident? Question 2 options:
1) A Chief Officer
2) The Planning Chief
3) The Incident Commander
4) The Operations Chief
3. 6.2.1 REPORTS 6 1) U. S. Fire
Administra-
National Fire Incident Reporting System information is tion.
transmitted to the:
Question 3 options:
1) U. S. Fire Administration.
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2) Emergency Management.
3) Department of Homeland Security.
4) National Fire Protection Association.
4. 6.2.2 COMMUNICATIONS 28 1) accountability.
The tracking of personnel working at an
incident re- quires a system that is
standardized
for every incident to establish:
Question 4 options:
1) accountability.
2) chain of command.
3) unity of command.
4) span of control.
4) unity of command.
5. 6.2.2 COMMUNICATIONS 21
An employee becomes frustrated because they
cannot comply with conflicting orders
from different bosses. This situation was most
likely caused by a violation of:
Question 5 options:
1) chain of command.
2) division of labor.
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3) span of control.
4) unity of command.
6. 6.3.1 LIQUID FIRE 49 1) use Class A foam.
One method to extinguish fires in stacked
materials is to:
Question 6 options:
1) use Class A foam.
2)use an aqueous film forming foam
penetrating noz- zle.
3) apply sand to cover the fire.
4) ignite backfire torch.
7. 6.3.1 LIQUID FIRE 40 2) Kerosene
Which is a hydrocarbon?
Question 7 options:
1) Ketone
2) Kerosene
3) Alcohol
4) Acetone
8. 6.3.1 LIQUID FIRE 3 1) fog
A nozzle is used with a foam solution to