Fire Officer 2

Chapter 19

Knowledge Check

1. 16. Which scenario would prompt the Incident Commander to choose a defensive fire attack?
2. Which type of hose appliance is useful when one attack line has been laid, but two are needed for fire attack?
3. Which factor would be included in the initial size-up of an incident that is conducted by the first-arriving firefighter?
4. When transferring Command, which information must be passed to the officer/firefighter assuming Command?
5. Which duty would a firefighter perform if he or she were acting as crew leader?
6. When making initial assignments, the acting Incident Commander:
7. What should the acting Incident Commander do immediately after transmitting the arrival report?
8. A(An) __ may allow water to be applied sooner, but may not provide adequate water flow for extinguishment.
9. When determining the size ofhoseline to use, the crew leader evaluates fire conditions and the:
10. When a firefighter acting as the Incident Commander needs to transfer Command to someone,:
11. A difference in pressure inside and outside a compartment causes:
12. Which question would the first arriving firefighter ask during initial size-up?
13. When the first firefighter arrives on scene, he or she should:
14. A crew leader is responsible for:
15. The backup hoseline at an incident:
16. Which type of operational strategy involves keeping personnel outside of the IDLH environment?
17. The size and location of a frre may be indicated by:
18. Which piece of information must be communicated to crew members and dispatch when establishing command?
19. Which statement describes risk assessment?
20. A __ is used when a smaller line is needed, but a larger line is still in service.
21. What information should be included in the arrival report?
22. When making operational assignments, the Incident Commander:
23. Which is a duty of the initial Incident Commander?
24. The most important variable when choosing the correct hoseline to use is:
25. Command should never be transferred to:
26. The firefighter in command of the incident must understand alarm assignment, which means that they must know the:
27. What must the acting Incident Commander know in order to forecast fire growth and development?
28. Which is a characteristic of NIMS-I CS?
29. When determining which type of operational strategy to use at an incident, the Incident Commander conducts a risk/benefit analysis to: