IAAI CFI EXAM TESTBANK AND STUDY
QUESTIONS ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE
REAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS) A
NEW UPDATED VERSION |GUARANTEED
PASS A+ (FULL REVISED EXAM) BRAND
NEW!!
This phenomenon will occur in a compartment with a low ceiling and fire on the
floor, before the same fire in a room with high ceilings - ANSWER -Flashover
This fire phenomenon is not really a consideration for wildfires - ANSWER -
Flashover
These construction features are tested for fire spread from below, but NOT from
above - ANSWER -Floor Assemblies
The two mechanisms of convection heat transfer - ANSWER -Forced and Natural
This law allows fire investigators to gain information, in most states - ANSWER -
Freedom of Information Act
Any substance that can undergo combustion - ANSWER -Fuel
Total quantity of combustible contents of a building, space, or fire area (expressed
in heat units or the equivalent weight in wood) - ANSWER -Fuel load
This system in a vehicle has the following sequence of components:
Fuel tank, fuel pump, fuel injector/carburetor, manifold, and cylinders. - ANSWER
-Fuel System
,Type of burning that occurs in the early stages of a compartment fire - ANSWER -
Fuel-controlled Burning
The location where firefighters should re-fuel all gas-powered equipment
(away from the fire scene) - ANSWER -Remote Area
NFPA is not this type of institute - ANSWER -Government Institute
NFPA 921 is this type of document - ANSWER -Guide
The information presented in NFPA 921 establishes WHAT? - ANSWER -
Guidelines
Biological, chemical, physical, and radiological are examples of this concept that
fire investigators should be aware of when investigating a fire scene - ANSWER -
Hazards
The first cutting unit on a combine - ANSWER -Header
The measure of the rate of heat transfer to a surface - ANSWER -Heat flux
The amount of heat released during complete combustion, which is considered a
constant for a specific fuel
(Generally considered a material property and therefore a constant for a specific
fuel) - ANSWER -Heat of Combustion
The heat energy that brings about ignition
(divided into two parts: (a) equipment involved in ignition and (b) form of heat of
ignition) - ANSWER -Heat of Ignition
The fire characteristic that most affects fire growth during the pre-flashover phase
of a fire - ANSWER -Heat Release Rate
, The transport of heat energy from one point to another point, caused by
temperature difference between those points - ANSWER -Heat transfer
The fire phenomenon responsible for much of the physical evidence used by fire
investigators - ANSWER -Heat transfer
The shattering type of explosion damage - ANSWER -High-Order Damage
The type of number an investigator should look for during a boat fire investigation
- ANSWER -H.I.N.
This vehicle component will NOT usually ignite gasoline - ANSWER -Hot
Surfaces
Component of the human body that will act as a fuel and sustain a flame -
ANSWER -Human Body Fat
Any substance that will spontaneously ignite or explode upon exposure to an
oxidizer. - ANSWER -Hypergolic Material
Materials that can react with each other - ANSWER -Hypergolic Materials
A type of material that, when trapped in a concrete floor, can be recovered by
using lime, diatomaceous earth, or non-self-rising flour. - ANSWER -Ignitable
Liquid
Ignition that involves transferring sufficient heat to a fuel by passage of electrical
current to ignite material that is closeby - ANSWER -Ignition by Electrical Energy
The minimum temperature needed to heat a fuel so as to ignite and begin self-
sustained combustion - ANSWER -Ignition Temperature
An item that tends to "pull" toward the heat source
QUESTIONS ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE
REAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS) A
NEW UPDATED VERSION |GUARANTEED
PASS A+ (FULL REVISED EXAM) BRAND
NEW!!
This phenomenon will occur in a compartment with a low ceiling and fire on the
floor, before the same fire in a room with high ceilings - ANSWER -Flashover
This fire phenomenon is not really a consideration for wildfires - ANSWER -
Flashover
These construction features are tested for fire spread from below, but NOT from
above - ANSWER -Floor Assemblies
The two mechanisms of convection heat transfer - ANSWER -Forced and Natural
This law allows fire investigators to gain information, in most states - ANSWER -
Freedom of Information Act
Any substance that can undergo combustion - ANSWER -Fuel
Total quantity of combustible contents of a building, space, or fire area (expressed
in heat units or the equivalent weight in wood) - ANSWER -Fuel load
This system in a vehicle has the following sequence of components:
Fuel tank, fuel pump, fuel injector/carburetor, manifold, and cylinders. - ANSWER
-Fuel System
,Type of burning that occurs in the early stages of a compartment fire - ANSWER -
Fuel-controlled Burning
The location where firefighters should re-fuel all gas-powered equipment
(away from the fire scene) - ANSWER -Remote Area
NFPA is not this type of institute - ANSWER -Government Institute
NFPA 921 is this type of document - ANSWER -Guide
The information presented in NFPA 921 establishes WHAT? - ANSWER -
Guidelines
Biological, chemical, physical, and radiological are examples of this concept that
fire investigators should be aware of when investigating a fire scene - ANSWER -
Hazards
The first cutting unit on a combine - ANSWER -Header
The measure of the rate of heat transfer to a surface - ANSWER -Heat flux
The amount of heat released during complete combustion, which is considered a
constant for a specific fuel
(Generally considered a material property and therefore a constant for a specific
fuel) - ANSWER -Heat of Combustion
The heat energy that brings about ignition
(divided into two parts: (a) equipment involved in ignition and (b) form of heat of
ignition) - ANSWER -Heat of Ignition
The fire characteristic that most affects fire growth during the pre-flashover phase
of a fire - ANSWER -Heat Release Rate
, The transport of heat energy from one point to another point, caused by
temperature difference between those points - ANSWER -Heat transfer
The fire phenomenon responsible for much of the physical evidence used by fire
investigators - ANSWER -Heat transfer
The shattering type of explosion damage - ANSWER -High-Order Damage
The type of number an investigator should look for during a boat fire investigation
- ANSWER -H.I.N.
This vehicle component will NOT usually ignite gasoline - ANSWER -Hot
Surfaces
Component of the human body that will act as a fuel and sustain a flame -
ANSWER -Human Body Fat
Any substance that will spontaneously ignite or explode upon exposure to an
oxidizer. - ANSWER -Hypergolic Material
Materials that can react with each other - ANSWER -Hypergolic Materials
A type of material that, when trapped in a concrete floor, can be recovered by
using lime, diatomaceous earth, or non-self-rising flour. - ANSWER -Ignitable
Liquid
Ignition that involves transferring sufficient heat to a fuel by passage of electrical
current to ignite material that is closeby - ANSWER -Ignition by Electrical Energy
The minimum temperature needed to heat a fuel so as to ignite and begin self-
sustained combustion - ANSWER -Ignition Temperature
An item that tends to "pull" toward the heat source
