EXAM Questions Flashcards by Dave Weaver

Ch. 3 pg. 84 
The D/O is not protected from the legal consequences of driving with \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ for the safety of others. 
A. Negligence 
B. Gross negligence
C. Reckless disregard 
D. Due Regard

C. Reckless disregard

Def. an act of proceeding to do something with a conscious awareness of danger, while ignoring any potential consequences of so doing.

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Ch. 3 pg. 84
Driver operators must exercise care for the safety of other and must maintain complete control of the vehicle. The privileges extended to the D/O of an emergency vehicle do not relieve them of the duty to drive with due regard. In most jurisdictions, fire apparatus are not exempt from laws that require a vehicle to stop for:
A. train crossings
B. Other emergency apparatus
C. School buses unloading students
D. Obvious disabled pedestrians in the roadway.

C. school buses unloading students.

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Ch. 3 pg 85 
The D/O most important responsibility is to operate the apparatus safely during routine driving and while responding to emergency calls.   The most common place for a collision is at: 
A. Neighborhood entrance
B. Highway ramps 
C. Exiting the station 
D. Intersections

D. intersections

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Ch. 5 principles of water pg. 169
The greater the surface area of water exposed the more rapidly heat is absorbed. The amount of surface area can be increased:
A. use of a straight stream, partly closing the nozzle
B. Deflecting water off interior surface
C. Deflecting water off the ceiling
D. using a constant GPM nozzle on fog stream.

C. deflecting water off the ceiling.

Note: also using a fog nozzle.

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Ch. 19 pg. 678-679 
A D/O is fundamentally a \_\_\_\_\_\_ who must be well trained in the location of each control, it's function, how it operates, when it should be used, and the appropriate safety precautions. 
A. expert 
B. Technician
C. professional 
D. operator

B. technician.

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Ch. 12 pg. 428
What is the second important consideration during relay pumping operations?
A. Distance of the relay
B. Lift of the relay
C. Amount of water required for the incident.
D. Distance between pumpers in the relay system.

A. distance of the relay.

First consideration is the amount of water required.

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Ch. 19 Operating Aerial apparatus pg. 690
Use the 75-80-80 guideline for quick ladder pipe use. This refers to:
A. 75 feet, 80 degree angle, 80 psi
B. 75 psi, 80 feet, 80 degree ladder angle
C. 75 degree angle, 80 % extension, 80 PSI
D. 75 degree angle, 80 psi, 80 % fog stream for coverage

C. 75 degree angle, 80 % extension

80 psi.

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Ch. 12 relay pumping pg. 434 
When the need for relay pumping has ended the operation should be discontinued from the fire scene first.  To maintain safety for all personnel, clear communication between each D/O and the \_\_\_\_\_ in important. 
A. Incident Command 
B. Operations
C. Company Officer
D. Water supply Officer

D. water supply officer.

Note: where the hell did this guy come from. he is no where else in the material!!.

this position is not stated in the setup of a relay system.

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Ch. 12 relay pumping pg. 432
Regardless of the type of relay used for a particular incident, D/O must be familiar with the basic guidelines for setting up operating, and shutting down relay operations. All personnel involved must understand that the overall capacity of the system is determined by:
A. the amount of lift, and source pumper
B. Source pumper and hose diameter
C. The amount of lift, and hose diameter
D. hose diameter, and smallest pump

D. hose diameter and smallest pump.

the relay needs to begin with the largest capacity pumper working from the water source. When drafting from a static source this pumper may need to develop a higher pump discharge pressure to compensate for friction loss in the suction hose and the energy required to overcome the height of the lift.

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Ch. 3 Apparatus safety. pg. 88
An apparatus with a properly baffled tank that is partially filled may be more dangerous than a full or empty tank. For safety reasons, many manufactures recommend that tanks be either completely empty or full. A partially filled tank may lead to a collision. This collision would be considered a lack of driving skill and fall under what:
A. Insufficient training on a piece of apparatus.
B. Inability to recognize a dangerous situation
C. Misunderstanding of apparatus capabilities
D. Overconfidence in your driving ability

C. misunderstanding of apparatus capabilities.

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ch. 16 pg. 548

In order to control the flow of hydraulic fluid through the system, a number of different valves are used. Valves start, stop, regulate and direct the flow of fluid to control presure in the system. Check valves are used to:
A. Limit the pressure built up in the system
B. prevent unintentional or undesirable motion of the device
C. prevent fluid from flowing backwards through a component.
D. direct fluid through the valve assembly to one work port or another, acting as an interlock between the systems.

C. prevent fluid from flowing backwards through a component.

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Ch. 14 Foam pg. 493 
Alcohol resistant AFFF concentrate is commonly available for use on polar solvents.   This concentration is generally used at a concentration of \_\_\_\_\_ or \_\_\_\_\_ percent based on the manufactures guidelines. 
A. 3-6%
B. 2-5%
C. 1-3%
D. .5-1.0%

A. 3-6%.

Note: alcohol resistant AFFF can also be used on hydrocarbon fuels at 1-6% proportioned based on the manufacturer’s guidelines.

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Ch. 14 foam pg. 493 
Foam that releases an air/vapor film ahead of the foam blanket, and the aerated foam blanket drains its water, more film is released giving the foam an ability to recover or heal areas where the foam blanket is disturbed is refering to what kind of foam? 
A. AFFF or FFFP 
B. Alcohol resistant AFFF
C. Fluoroprotein foam 
D. Protein foams

A. AFFF or FFFP

FFFP = film forming fluoroprotein foam. its in the name dummy.

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Ch. 3. pg. 94
When preparing to start the apparatus, whether for an emergency response or routine trip, the D/O must first:
A. Ensure occupants are properly restrained using seatbelts.
B. Know the destination and the route of travel.
C. Consider weather conditions that could delay arrival.
D. Place their foot on the brake before starting the apparatus.

B. know the destination and the route of travel.

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Ch. 20 pg. 735 
Where should the working end of the rope be anchored when using an aerial device to lift objects other than people? 
A. part of the apparatus 
B. object on the ground 
C. Nearby building 
D. Lower ladder section

D. lower ladder section.

note: the working end of the rope should never be anchored to other parts of the apparatus, to static structures, or to objects on the ground.

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ch 20 pg. 737
What should be used to make the firefighter safe when ventilating upper windows with a pike pole from an aerial device? 
A. leg lock 
B. roof ladder
C. Pulley system 
D. Safety belt.

D. safety belt.

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Ch. 20 pg 729 
Which rescue method should be used as a last resort? 
A. place victim in the platform 
B. Allow victim to climb the ladder 
C. Use an interior pathway 
D. Support victim down the ladder.

D. support victim down the ladder.

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Ch. 20 pg. 727 
What should be placed just above or over the roof using an aerial platform to perform a roof rescue?
A. top of the gate 
B. Top of the platform 
C. Bottom of the gate 
D. bottom of the platform.

Bottom of the platform.

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ch 10 pr 341.
what is the advantage of a 4 way valve?
A. allows a later arriving pumper to connect at the hydrant to increase pressure to the attack pumper.
B. Allows the second pumper to immediately charge the supply line to the first pumper.
C. allows the second pumper to be connected with out interrupting the flow of water to the original supply line.
D. allows a later arriving pumper to connect at the hydrant to increase the GPMs to the attack pumper.

C. allows the second pumper to be connected without interrupting the flow of water to the original supply line.

The second pumper is then able to boost the pressure to the supply line using a second intake connection of the valve

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Ch. 5 principles of water pg. 171
What is an influence that causes a change in the speed, direction, or shape of a substance? 
A. Mass
B. Pressure
C. Weight 
D. Force.

D. force.

Force- simple measure of weight, usually expressed in pounds or kilograms.

note: force is the water weight acting on a structure or hose. the pressure is causing that action.

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Ch. 20 pg. 748
Where should all ladders be positioned during aircraft rescue operations?
A. front of entry doors
B. Rear of entry doors
C. bottom of entry doors
D. against the lead edge of the wings for stability.

B. rear of the entry doors.

This placement allows for the use of slides equipped on the plane.
Aerial device placed at leading edge of the wing like window rescue operations.

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Ch. 5 pg. 172
What is the Third principle of pressure?
A. fluid pressure is perpendicular to any surface on which it acts.
B. Fluid pressure at a point in fluid at rest is the same intensity in all directions.
C. Pressure applied to a confined fluid is transmitted equally in all directions.
D. The pressure of a liquid in an open vessel is proportional to its depth.

C. Pressure applied to a confined fluid is transmitted equally in all directions.

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Ch. 5 pg. 175 
What refers to the height of a water supply above the discharge orifice? 
A. Altitude 
B. Elevation 
C. Head
D. elevation pressure

C. Head.

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ch. 10 pg. 337 
The initial water source is often: 
A. hydrant 
B. apparatus water tank 
C. static water supply 
D. Local city provided water

B. apparatus water tank

the D/O needs to establish a water supply that can supply more water.

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Ch. 3 pg. 84 Driving statutes usually describe vehicles that are in the emergency category some exemptions could include: A. speed limits direction of travel B. direction of turns, non stops at red lights C. speed limits, school zones D. Parking statutes, school zones.

``` A. speed limits, and direction of travel. complete list: speed limits direction of travel direction of turns parking statutes and ordinances ```

``` Ch. 16 pg 562 On most aerial devices, the third, forth and fifth sections of the aerial device are extend and retracted by a system of cables and pulleys. A dual-chain drive may also be used to retract and extend the aerial device. Aerial using a main cable drum can be power by: Which of the following is incorrect? A. Hydraulically, B. Electrically C. Manually D. mechanically ```

C. Manually.

``` Ch. 16 pg. 567 Many aerial ladder are equipped with pre-piped waterways that eliminate the need for laying hose up the ladder to a master stream nozzle. What is the oldest type of Pre-piped aerial ladder waterway? A. Detachable ladder pipe system B. Pinnable telescoping waterway system C. Bed ladder system D. Telescoping waterway system. ```

C. Bed ladder system. Bed Ladder systems, are attached to the underside of the Bed section. The master stream nozzle is attached directly to the tip end of the pipe. Most bed ladder pipes are equipped with manually operated nozzles.

``` Ch. 16 pg. 567 Most new aerial ladder are equipped with a telescoping waterway that extends toward the top of the ladder. Ladders that are ______ or shorter and equipped with a telescoping water system have piping that extends directly to the tip of the fly section. A. 110 feet B. 65 feet C. .137 feet D. 85 feet ```

A. 110 feet.

Ch. 18 pg, 646 When the apparatus stabilizers are being deployed the process of setting the stabilizers should begin: A. Activating the PTO B. Placing the Stabilizer pads C. the driver and officer assessing the setup area D. D/O assessing surface area, and locate possible overhead obstructions.

C. the process of setting the stabilizers should begin with both the driver and officer assessing the setup area. once the area is determined to be safe and appropriate for stabilization the D/O can engage the PTO

Ch. 18 pg. 651 When setting up aerial apparatus for deployment what is the goal of the operation? A. to set up for the best use of all apparatus functions B. primary to be placed for rescue operations, and exposure protection as a secondary goal. C. to support the attack pumper operations D. to ensure one move and one setup without having to reposition.

D. to ensure one move and one setup without having to reposition.

``` Ch. 18 pg. 652 When deploying the apparatus stabilizer system the D/O needs to check the contact between the ground and _________ is as stable as possible. A. Stabilizers B. Stabilizer pad C. Stabilizer shoe D. ground jacks ```

C, stabilizer shoe. Stabilizer shoes- flat metal plate attached to the bottom of the aerial apparatus stabilizer to provide firm footing on the stabilizing surface.

``` Ch. 18 pg. 658 When the aerial operation requires short-jacking, the operation should be monitored by the: A. Driver/Operator B. Officer in Charge C. Rescue safety officer D. safety officer. ```

D. safety officer.

``` Ch. 18 pg. 662 After fully deploying the stabilizers, the D/O must ensure that they are locked and that they will stay in place. The _______ valves prevent the movement of the fluid within the stabilization system. The D/O activates the valves by moving the selector switch to the aerial position. A. Control valve B. holding valve C. selector valve D. stabilizer interlock ```

B. holding valve.

Ch. 3 pg 80 The method for selecting driver/operators varies among departments. In order to meet the intent of NFPA 1002 candidates must have successfully completed: A. D/O skills review B. D/O skills test C. Firefighter I course or equivalent course D. D/O skills test with performance evaluation

C. firefighter I course or equivalent course.

``` Ch. 12 428 Elevation pressure is not effected by the water flow, it is only effected by: A. the topography B. distance traveled C. gravity D. hose diameter. ```

A. the topography.

``` Ch. 5 pg 169 _______ agents may be mixed with water to reduce is surface tension and increase it penetrating ability? A. foam B. Wetting C. durable D. Gelling ```

B. wetting

``` Ch. 5 pg 178 Which principle of friction loss illustrates that friction loss develops much faster than the increase in velocity? A. 1st B. 2nd C. 3rd D. 4th. ```

B. second. Note: faster. fast and furious. 2nd principle = when hoses are the same size, friction loss varies approximately with the square of the increase in velocity of the flow. illustrates that friction loss develops much faster than increase in velocity.

``` Ch. 16 pg 562 This type of apparatus may be used to protect itself in high radiant heat situations. A. Aerial platform B. Brush pumper C. Engine D. Quint ```

D. Quint. - the apparatus will be capable of supplying its own elevated master stream - the apparatus may be used to extinguish fires encountered when an engine company is not present - the apparatus may be used to protect itself in high radiant heat situations.

What type of foam is also known as Light water? A. FFFP ( Film forming fluoroprotein foam) B. AFFF ( Aqueous film forming foam) C. Protein foams D. Synthetic foams Pumping and Aerial apparatus Chapter 14 Pg 492

B. AFFF

Alcohol resistant AFFF concentrate may also be used on hydrocarbon fuels at ____ to ____ percent proportion based on the manufacturers recommendations. A. 3-6 % B 2-5 % C. 1-6 % D. 0.5-1.0 % Pumping and Aerial apparatus. Chapter 14 Pg 493

C. 1 to 6% Used on Polar Solvents at 3 or 6 %

Process used to mix foam concentrate with water in a nozzle or proportioner; concentrate is drawn into the water stream by the venturi method. A. Eduction B. Foam proportioner C. Foam solution D. Mechanical foam Pumping and Aerial Chap 14 Pg 480

A. eduction

What is one of the most common types of proportioners installed on modern fire apparatus? A. Venturi proportioners B. In-line proportioners C. Around the pump proportioners D. Self Educting Pump and Aerial apparatus Chapter 14 Pg 498

C. Around the pump

What is the first principle of friction loss A. When hoses are the same size, Friction loss varies approximately with the square of the increase in the velocity of the flow. B. For the same discharge, friction loss varies inversely as the fifth power of the diameter of the hose. C. If all conditions are the same, Friction loss varies directly with the length of the hose or pipe D. For a given velocity,Friction loss is approximately the same , regardless of the pressure on the water. Pumping and Aerial apparatus Chapter 5 Pg 178

C. length

What is one of the most accurate methods of foam proportioning A. Around the pump proportioners B. Apparatus mounted proportioners C. Bypass-type balanced pressure proportioner D. none of the above Pumping and Aerial apparatus Chapter 14 Pg 499

C. Bypass type balanced pressure proportioner

Handline nozzle : any nozzle that can be safely handled by one to three fire fighters and flows less than ``` A. 350 GPM B. 250 GPM C. 150 GPM D. 200 GPM Pumping and Aerial apparatus Chapter 14 Pg 503 ```

A. 350 GPM

The use of smooth bore nozzles is limited to the application of Class ____ foam from a CAFS. A. B B. D C. A D. C Pumping and Aerial apparatus Chapter 14 Pg 504

C. Class A foam

What is a method of laying hose from the water supply to the fire scene A. Reverse lay B. Relay operation C. Tandem pumping D. Forward Lay Pumping and Aerial chapter 10 pg 341

D. forward lay

``` Which type of master stream nozzle is able to achieve better steam conversion? p. 740 A.) Straight B.) Solid C.) Fog D.) Combination ``` P and A Chapter 20

C. Fog.

When should Fog nozzles not be used in incidents involving what? A. Hydrocarbons B. Class B fuels C. Polar solvents D. Class A fuels Pumping and Aerial apparatus Pg 14 Page 504

C. polar solvents

Commonly proportioned Class A foam for exposure protection with standard fog nozzles _____ to _____ Percent concentrate A. 0.2-0.5 percent concentrate B. 0.5-1.0 percent concentrate C. 0.3-0.7 percent concentrate D. 0.2-0.7 percent concentrate Pumping and Aerial apparatus Chapter 14 Pg 488

B. 0.5-1.0% concentrate

Gain or loss of pressure in a hose line due to change in elevation. Also known as elevation loss. A. Head pressure B. Elevation Pressure C. Altitude D. Friction loss Pumping and Aerial apparatus chapter 5 Pg 176

B. elevation pressure

Loss of pressure created by the turbulence of water moving against the interior walls of the hose or pipe. A. Coefficient of friction B. Velocity pressure C. Friction loss D. Residual pressure Pumping and Aerial apparatus Chapter 5 pg 177

C. Friction loss

What nozzle is only one that should be used with protein and fluoroprotein concentrates? A. Master stream nozzles B. Fog nozzles C. Smooth bore nozzles D. Air aspiration foam nozzles Pumping and aerial chapter 14 pg 504

D. Air aspirating nozzle

A liquid having a molecule where the positive and negative charges are permanently separated, resulting in their ability to ionize in solution and create electrical conductivity. A. Hydrocarbon B. Miscible C. Polar solvent D. Organic compounds. Pumping and Aerial apparatus Chapter 14 Pg 481

C. Polar solvent

Mixing of water with an appropriate amount of foam concentrate in order to form a foam solution. A. Proportioning B. Aeration C. Mechanical foam D. Foam concentrate Pumping and Aerial Chap 14 Pg 480

A. proportioning

Term Used within the incident command system for a mobile piece of apparatus the has the primary function of supporting another operation. A. Relay pumper B. Fire attack pumper C. Tender D. Tanker Pumping and Aerial apparatus Chapter 12 Pg 427

C. tender

What are the two basic types of medium and high expansion foam generators? A. Water aspirating and Mechanical blower B. Air aspirating and CAFS systems C. Variable-flow and Variable rate direct injection systems D. Variable flow and Demand type balanced pressure proportioners. Pumping and Aerial apparatus Chapter 14 Pg 505

A. Water aspirating and mechanical blower Note: Water aspirating devices are similar to other foam producing nozzles, except that they are considerably larger and longer. the back portion of the nozzle is open for airflow.

Due to low levels of opacity and reflectivity, _________ Easily passes through water, rendering water curtains ineffective. A. Conduction B. Radiant Heat C. Convection D. Transfer Pumping and Aerial apparatus Chapter 5 pg 169

B. Radiant heat. apply water directly to the exposure.

What type of lay should be performed when an attack pumper is making connections for a tandem pumping operation? p. 162 A.) Forward B.) Around C.) Reverse D.) Angled Pumping and Aerial apparatus

C. Reverse Lay

``` What is removed when using the master stream device as an elevated standpipe? p. 744 A.) Regulator B.) Gateway valve C.) Nozzle D.) Discharge cap ``` P and A Chapter 20

C. nozzle

Where do the aircraft emergency slides deploy from on larger aircraft? p. 634 A.) Over the wings near the emergency window exits B.) Front of the wings near the emergency window exits C.) Rear of the wings near the emergency window exits D.) Under the wings near the emergency window exits Pumping and Aerial apparatus chapter 17

C. Rear of the wings near the emergency window exits.

Mixture of foam concentrate and water before the introduction of air. A. Foam B. Foam proprtioner C. Foam solution D. Foam concentrate Pumping and Aerial Chap 14 Pg 480

C. foam solution

What type of foam is used for hydrocarbon fuel fires? A. Class B foam B. Class A foam C. AFF foam D. Protein based foam Pumping and Aerial apparatus chapter 14 pg 480

A. class B foam. Class B foam is effective in extinguishing these fires and suppressing vapors because it floats of the surface of hydrocarbon fuels.

ch. 16 pg 549 What is responsible for converting energy in the system into linear mechanical force when pressurized hydraulic oil is directed into a chamber? A.) Proportional cylinders B.) Hydraulic cylinders C.) Monitor cylinders D.) Actuator cylinders Pumping and aerial chapter 16

B. Hydraulic Cylinders hydraulic cylinders used for elevation and telescopic control of the aerial device and for operating the stabilizers.

What is the third principle of pressure A. Fluid pressure is perpendicular to any surface on which it acts. B. Fluid pressure at a point in fluid at rest is the same intensity in all directions. C. Pressure applied to a confined fluid is transmitted equally in all directions D. The pressure of a liquid in an open vessel is proportional to its depth

C. pressure applied. transmitted equally

Type of valve used to control underground water mains found on the supply main of installed fire protection systems. The operating stem of the valve extends above ground. A. Outside screw and Yoke valve B. Non indicating valve C. Indicating valve D. Post indicator valve Pumping and Aerial apparatus Chapter 5 Pg 186

D. post indicator valve

OSHA recently revised their overhead power line clearances for the construction industry. The new standard requires _____ feet between the device and overhead electric lines of less than 350 kilovolts. For high tensions lines of over 350 kilovolts, OSHA requires _____ of clearance. A. 10 feet and 50 feet B. 20 feet and 50 feet C. 30 feet and 60 feet D. 10 feet and 30 feet P and A Chapter 17 Pg 616

B. 20 feet and 50 feet.

What is the third principle of friction loss A. When hoses are the same size, Friction loss varies approximately with the square of the increase in the velocity of the flow. B. For the same discharge, friction loss varies inversely as the fifth power of the diameter of the hose. C. If all conditions are the same, Friction loss varies directly with the length of the hose or pipe D. For a given velocity,Friction loss is approximately the same , regardless of the pressure on the water. Pumping and Aerial apparatus Chapter 5 Pg 179

B. the 5th power

The difference between static pressure and normal operation pressure is the __________ Caused by water flowing through the pipes, valves,and fittings of the system. A. Resistance B. Pressure C. Friction D. Velocity Pumping and Aerial Chapter 5 Pg 176

C. Friction

``` Generally, what is the minimum internal diameter of the piping in the telescoping piping system? p. 568 A.) 6 inches (150 mm) B.) 4 inches (100 mm) C.) 8 inches (200 mm) D.) 2 inches (50 mm) ``` Pumping and Aerial chapter 16

B. 4 inches

What is the Second principle of friction loss A. When hoses are the same size, Friction loss varies approximately with the square of the increase in the velocity of the flow. B. For the same discharge, friction loss varies inversely as the fifth power of the diameter of the hose. C. If all conditions are the same, Friction loss varies directly with the length of the hose or pipe D. For a given velocity,Friction loss is approximately the same , regardless of the pressure on the water. Pumping and Aerial apparatus Chapter 5 Pg 178

A. Friction loss varies approximately with the square.

What can be done if the aerial device cannot immediately be moved from the heat? A.) Maintain operations B.) Bring the device down C.) Apply water streams D.) Perform personnel rescue Pumping and Aerial chapter 19 p. 696

C. Apply water streams

ch. 5 pg. 172 What is the fifth Principle of Pressure A. The pressure of a liquid in an open vessel is proportional to its depth B. Fluid Pressure at a point in fluid at rest is the same intensity in all directions. C. The pressure of a liquid in an open vessel is proportional to the density of the liquid. D. Pressure applied to a confined fluid is transmitted equally in all directions.

C. density

Most common type of valve used on public water distribution systems. A. Non indicating valves B. Indicating valves C. Post indicator valves D. Outside Screw and Yoke valve ( OS&Y valve) Pumping and Aerial chap 5 Pg 186

A. non indicating valves

``` Which is correct about the pull forward signal? p. 116 A.) Create an "X" with the arms B.) Stretch arms to the side C.) Palms face forward D.) Wave back and forth ``` Pand A chapter 3

C. palms face forward

Into what position does the driver/operator put the selector switch to activate the holder valves? A.) Neutral B.) Aerial C.) Stabilization D.) Release P and A chapter 18 p. 662

B. Aerial

Which is NOT correct about operations at the highway incident with an aerial apparatus? A.) Turn the front wheels toward the firefighters working highway incidents B.) Position the fire apparatus at an angle to protect firefighters working the incident C.) Once on the scene, place the headlights in the low-beam setting D.) Position the vehicle so that the operator's side is protected from the flow of traffic P and A chapter 17 p. 626

A. Turn the front wheels toward the firefighters working highway incidents. turn the wheels away from the fire fighters working highway incidents.

In which situation do manufacturers recommend disengaging the differential lock? A.) Driving downhill B.) Driving uphill C.) Turning D.) Moving straight P and A chapter 3 p. 111

A. driving downhill

What must occur before shutting down an apparatus after a full load operation? A.) Cool down the engine B.) Remove the governor C.) Check the fluid levels D.) Refill the fuel P and A chapter 3 p. 95

A. cool down the engine

Dead end Mains A. Water main that is not looped and in which water can flow in only one direction. B. Water main that is at the end of the street and water flows in only one direction. C. Water that is at the bottom of a hill and flows only one direction D. Water that is at the top of a hill and flows only one direction. Pumping and Aerial Chapter 10 Pg 340

A. not looped.

Over what time interval is the maximum daily consumption calculated? A.) 24-hour B.) 48-hour C.) 72-hour D.) 36-hour P and A chapter 5 p. 188

A. 24 hours.

These hydraulic tool pumps may be portable and carried with the tool, or they may be mounted on the vehicle and supply the tool through long coiled hoses or a hose reel line ( Hose distances _____ feet or greater from the hydraulic pump may have a negative effect on tool operation. A. 100 feet B. 200 feet C. 300 feet D. 400 feet P and A Chapter 16 Pg 577

A. 100 feet.

Which is NOT correct about putting the pump into operation? p. 337 A.) Reach the proper pressure before water is flowing B.) Increase the throttle and the pressure in the hoselines will increase C.) Open the discharges to the hoselines to be used D.) Open the valves, and the hoselines begin to fill with water P and A chapter 10

A. reach the proper pressure before water is flowing. note: Can't increase pressure unless the line is full.

ch. 20 Which should be given priority during a rescue operation with an aerial device when the level of danger is the same? A.) Farther group of victims B.) Larger group of victims C.) Smaller group of victims D.) Closer group of victims

B. larger group

Which fall protection feature is present on an aerial ladder? A.) Foot railing B.) Handrail C.) Pawls D.) Gate P and A chapter 19 p. 676

B. handrails.

To what degrees to either side of center do most ladders with detachable ladder pipe appliances restrict sideways movement of the nozzle? A.) 15 degrees B.) 11 degrees C.) 13 degrees D.) 17 degrees P and A chapter 16 p. 571

A. 15 degrees

25. Which is an optional feature on the elevating platform? A.) Heat shield B.) Protective water curtain C.) Piped breathing air system D.) Control panel at the tip P and A chapter 19 p. 690

C. Piped breathing air system

``` Which is the easiest unevenness to correct when stabilizing an apparatus? p. 658 A.) Lateral B.) Diagonal C.) Longitudinal D.) End-to-end ``` P and A chapter 18

A. Lateral

Ch. 18 pg. 643 When stabilizing the apparatus, you may not always be able to fully extend the stabilizers. In this case you are you operation may be limited. What is the apparatus equipped with to prevent a serious accident from occurring in this situation. A. Counterbalance valves- prevent unintentional or undesirable motion of the device from its established position. B. Holding valves - that prevent the movement of fluid within the stabilizers C. Limit switches- rotational interlock that prevent the movement of aerial devices to short jacked side. D. Selector valve - three way valve that directs fluid to either the stabilizer controls or the aerial controls.

C. limit switches all others are from ch. 16 pg. 549

Ch. 17 pg. 615 When using an aerial device the D/O must consider the surface condition of the spotting area. If operators are unsure if the surface can withstand the use of aerial apparatus the operator should: A. reposition the apparatus B. Test the surface area C. err on the side of caution D. setup the apparatus and monitor the surface area for changes.

C. err on the side of caution.

``` Ch. 19. pg. 685 Operating articulating Aerial equipment Articulating platforms should be operated ____ of the turntable. A.rear B. forward C. Side D. Aft ```

B. forward.

Ch. 14 pg 494-495 The inline foam eductor is basic foam proportioner that is designed to be attached directly to the pump panel discharge or connected at some point in the hose lay. in order for this device to function effectively the driver operator must: A. match the nozzle and hose length per the foam used. B. properly maintain the eductor after each use. C. draft foam concentrate into the water stream from the apparatus D. pressurize the concentrate to achieve the correct percent mixture.

B. properly maintain the eductor after each use.

Ch. 16 pg. 558 The working height of al types of evevating platforms is measured from: A. the pedastol base to the top surface of the highest platform handrail. B. The ground, to the highest step at full extension and elevation. C. the ground to the top surface of the highest platform handrail. D. the ground to the platform floor at full extension and elevation.

C. the ground to the top surface of the highest platform handrail.

ch. 16 pg. 568 Running a hoseline up the side of of the ladder rungs is not advised because: A. it forces the Firefighters to be off balance when climbing. B. it creates unneccesary tension stress on the ladder. C. it may obstruct the movement of the ladder appraatus becoming pinched between the rungs. D. it creates uneccesary torsionnal stress on the ladder.

D. creates uneccesary torsional stress on the ladder. hose should be secured by hose straps at the minimum of two or three locations on the ladder.