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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:  Which system of managing incidents was originally designed for large, multi-agency wildland fires?
A: Fire Ground Command
B: FIRESCOPE ICS
C: National Incident Management System
D: Incident Management Systems

2:  Why did fire fighter accountability gain prominence?
A: The application of 29 CFR 1910.134 to structure fire operations as IDLH areas.
B: A series of incidents and legal actions involving failure to track personnel.
C: A NIOSH report indicating the need for fire fighter accountability.
D: All of the above.

3:  At which level of command are fireground goals established?
A: Strategic
B: Tactical
C: Task
D: Subtask

4:  Which would be the appropriate command option for the fire arriving officer for a large, complex incident which has extended beyond the capabilities of the first arriving company?
A: Investigation Mode
B: Fast-attack Mode
C: Command Mode
D: Transfer Mode

5:  Which of the following positions is considered part of the command staff?
A: Operations
B: Safety
C: Divisions
D: Groups

6:  Which general staff position is responsible for the management of all actions that are directly related to controlling the incident?
A: Command
B: Operations
C: Planning
D: Logistics

7:  What term can only be used to divide incidents geographically?
A: Operations
B: Groups
C: Division
D: Sector

8:  What level of the ICS is used when the span of control exceeds the abilities of the Operations section?
A: Divisions
B: Groups
C: Branches
D: None of the above.

9:  What is the term for a group of five units of a single type with an assigned leader?
A: Single resource
B: Group
C: Task force
D: Strike Team

10:  Postincident reviews should only be conducted after these types of incidents.
A: Every
B: Major
C: Wildfire
D: Class B

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