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This activity contains 21 questions.
What was the first fire suppression method used by the early settlers of North America?
Wooden buckets kept by a water supply
Pressurized water extinguishers
Large barrels of sand and dirt
Wooden tank with spray nozzle
What historical event prompted the development of fire fighting tools in North America?
Great Chicago fire
American Revolution
Peshtigo fire
Industrial Revolution
Who founded the first successful fire insurance company in North America?
George Washington
William Penn
Benjamin Franklin
Peter Stuyvesant
A distinctive symbol once used by insurance companies to identify their policyholder's building is a:
fire box.
fire mark.
member board.
member insignia.
What type of department is most common in the United States?
Career
Federal service
Volunteer
State service
Which of the following is the best description for the concept of ‘integrity’?
Doing the right thing simply because it's right
Following every rule and policy all the time
Being obedient to supervisors and leaders
Acting in a moral manner at the station
The three tactical priorities are life safety, incident stabilization, and:
strategic goals.
property conservation.
building overhaul.
fire confinement.
Which tactical priority has the highest priority?
Fire confinement
Incident stabilization
Strategic goals
Life safety
In which tactical priority are actions taken to interrupt the growth of the situation?
Life safety
Strategic goals
Incident stabilization
Property conservation
The proper sequence of information and command flow in the fire service is known as the:
span of control.
chain of command.
division of labor.
integrity of leadership.
Which organizational principle states that each person only has one supervisor?
Span of control
Division of labor
Unity of command
Discipline
Which organizational principle is necessary to prevent duplication of effort on the fireground?
Span of control
Division of labor
Supervision of personnel
Assignment of tasks
Setting limits for expected performance and enforcing them is known as:
discipline.
integrity.
control.
management.
What is the standard operating unit of the fire department?
Division
Battalion
Fire station
Fire company
Which type of company deploys hoselines for fire attack?
Truck company
Rescue team
Tanker shuttle
Engine company
Who has the primary role of supervising personnel in the fire department?
Fire prevention inspector
Fire apparatus driver
Fire department officer
Fire service medic
Which NFPA standard addresses the professional qualifications of the firefighter?
1001
1021
1041
1061
Which fire service personnel makes analytical judgments based on the physical evidence at a fire scene?
Public educator
Code inspector
Fire investigator
Company officer
Which level of EMS personnel are allowed to provide advanced life support to patients?
First responder
Basic medical technician
Emergency medical technician
Fire paramedic
What is the difference between a policy and a procedure?
A procedure only address fire ground operations.
A procedure defines boundaries of personnel behavior.
A policy is a guide to decision making.
A policy is a detailed plan of action or performance.
Predetermined plans for specific operational scenario are known as:
strategic and tactical objectives.
general orders.
operational directives and plans.
standard operating procedures.
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