Link: Visit IAFC Link: Visit NFPA
 
   
 
Jones and Bartlett Publishers | Find Your Public Safety Specialist | Tell a Friend About This Site
Quick Jump to Chapter Header: Interactivities
  Fire Officer Home
  Chapter Pretests
Interactivities
Hot Term Explorer
Instructor Resources
Student Resources
  Fire Officer II

Cover

Please read each question and select your answer from the choices provided. You must complete all of the questions in order to view your results. At the end of each exam, you have the option to e-mail your results to your instructor.


1:  What is the NFPA standard for conducting preincident planning?
A: NFPA 1500
B: NFPA 1001
C: NFPA 1620
D: NFPA 1583

2:  What is the most essential reason for conducting a preincident plan?
A: To identify code violations.
B: To have prearrival instructions for companies.
C: To remedy code violations.
D: To obtain information that would be difficult to obtain during an incident.

3:  Determining where the utility shutoff locations are located is considered part of which step in the six-step method of developing preincident plans?
A: Evaluate special hazards
B: Evaluate fire protection systems and water supply
C: Evaluate physical elements and site considerations
D: Evaluate emeregency operations considerations

4:  According to the NFPA, what is known as an organization, office, or individual responsible for enforcing the requirements of a code or standard, or for approving equipment, materials, an installation, or a procedure?
A: Fire Department
B: City/County government
C: State/Federal Government
D: Authority having jurisdiction

5:  A mini/max means the local jurisdiction has what?
A: Adopted the either the minimum or the maximum code
B: Adopted with the minimum language but the maximum restrictions
C: Cannot adopt more restrictive codes
D: Cannot adopt less restrictive codes

6:  Which of the following is true concerning building codes?
A: They are not typically retroactive
B: Typically, a building must be brought up to the newest code during a major renovation.
C: A is true, B is not true
D: A and B are both true

7:  A class I standpipe system provides what?
A: An 1 1/2" hose outlet with a preconnected hose and nozzle in the station
B: A 2 1/2" hose outlet without hose attached
C: Both an 1 1/2" and 2 1/2" connection and may have a hoseline attached to the 1 1/2"
D: A 2 1/2" hose outlet with hose attached

8:  Type III construction is commonly known as what?
A: Heavy timber
B: Noncombustible
C: Fire resistive
D: Ordinary

9:  An automobile assembly plant would be classified as what type of occupancy use group?
A: Assembly
B: Business
C: Industrial
D: Mercantile

10:  What is the most important concern when inspecting an assembly use group?
A: Electicial wiring
B: Access and egress
C: Location of storage areas
D: Fire evacuation plans

Optional: Enter your name and your instructor's E-mail address to have your results E-mailed to him or her.
Your Name:
Instructor's E-mail Address:
Your E-mail Address:
 

© Copyright 2009
Jones and Bartlett Publishers
Contact Technical Support

Link: Ace Your Exam: Online Review Manual