Chapter 5

1. Which situation would require a written incident action plan?

2. An incident action plan is divided into operational periods consisting of time intervals that:

3. In which type of preplanned event would an incident action plan be used?

4. Joint training includes representatives from all levels of government and is:

5. The first step in incident action plan development is to understand the situation based on:

6. In a Standard of Cover, benchmark statements are:

7. Actions taken outside the incident action plan's scope are referred to as freelancing and:

8. What postincident documentation includes a description of crew members' actions and observations of the event from their location and perspective?

9. Written incident action plan objectives should be specific, measurable, action-oriented, realistic, and:

10. Which action would take place after the postincident analysis and critique are complete?

11. Why can an informal Postincident analysis be especially helpful for newly hired personnel?

12. Which of the following describes a formal Postincident analysis?

13. The incident action plan must be communicated to units and personnel operating at the scene:

14. Which incident response document may be required at large-scale incidents requiring the leasing of equipment or hiring people with special knowledge or skills?

15. An organization's Standard of Cover:

16. A tactical worksheet is the basis for the development of a(an):

17. The written incident action plan is maintained at the incident command post and is updated:

18. During an automatic response, resources from participating jurisdictions are dispatched to:

19. The incident action plan establishes strategic decisions, assigned tactical objectives, and:

20. The strategy and supporting tactics for an incident are developed from the:

21. An informal Postincident analysis is held:

22. The Postincident analysis process should ensure that the analysis is used consistently and that:

23. Which is a step taken by the initial Incident Commander at an incident?

24. The operational strengths and weaknesses of an incident response are determined by the:

25. Any weaknesses in skills found during a postincident analysis must be corrected with additional training which may be applied to the: