Phase Ii, Exam 1

Front 1

The apparatus inspection should begin by approaching the vehicle and looking beneath the vehicle for spots that indicate

Back 1

Leaking vehicle fluid

Front 2

A clean engine and clean functional parts permit proper BLANK of an apparatus

Back 2

Inspection

Front 3

When cleaning the automotive glass on a fire apparatus, warm soapy water or commercial glass cleaners should be used in combination with

Back 3

Paper towels or clean cloth rags

Front 4

Checking the electrolyte level is a step in inspecting

Back 4

The battery

Front 5

The angle formed by level ground and a line from the point where the front tires of a vehicle touch the ground to the lowest projection at the front of the apparatus is the

Back 5

Angle of approach

Front 6

Manufacturers recommend that new apparatus be washed with cold water for

Back 6

6 months

Front 7

When charging an apparatus battery, attach the

Back 7

Red charger cable to the positive post and the black charger cable to the vehicle frame

Front 8

Gross vehicle weight rating GVWR is the

Back 8

Maximum weight at which a vehicle can be safely operated on roadways

Front 9

The tire size code reads 315 / 8 0 R / 22.5. What does the 3 digit number 315 signify?

Back 9

Tire width in millimeters

Front 10

Apparatus tires should be inflated to the manufacturer's recommended tire pressure according to NFPA

Back 10

1911

Front 11

When completing a pre or post trip inspection form, the apparatus driver / operator should record steering wheel play that exceeds blank degrees in either direction

Back 11

10

Front 12

The distance of vehicle travels from the time the driver realizes the need to apply the brakes until it comes to a complete stop is

Back 12

Total stopping distance

Front 13

An apparatus without an anti-lock braking system goes into a skid. The first action taken should be to

Back 13

Release the brakes

Front 14

As you climb a hill the engine speed begins to drop. Your accelerator is fully depressed. Which term best describes this situation?

Back 14

Lugging

Front 15

You should increase the following distance to stop on snow and ice by blank times

Back 15

3 to 15

Front 16

Most driving regulations pertain to environmental conditions that are

Back 16

Dry and clear

Front 17

The criteria upon which the medical evaluations of fire apparatus driver / operators is contained in NFPA

Back 17

1582

Front 18

If an apparatus begins to skid, you should

Back 18

Turn the apparatus steering wheel so the front wheels face the direction of the skid

Front 19

Blind and heavily traveled intersections should be approached and crossed

Back 19

Only after coming to a complete stop

Front 20

Which statement is true with regard to passing other vehicles during emergency response?

Back 20

Be certain that the opposing Lanes of traffic are clear of oncoming traffic when crossing the Centerline

Front 21

Which is true regarding operations to be performed safely during the loading of fire hose while driving?

Back 21

At least one member other than the driver / operator and the Personnel loading hose must be assigned as a safety Observer

Front 22

Statistics show that blank percent of all firefighter injuries and deaths in the United States are caused by vehicle collisions while responding to or returning from emergency calls

Back 22

20 - 25

Front 23

Which is true with regard to using the inter-axle differential lock on vehicles so equipped?

Back 23

Always unlock the interactional differential lock switch again when road conditions improve

Front 24

You have responded to an emergency on a limited access Highway and your apparatus is not being used. You should

Back 24

Use the apparatus is a barrier by parking it 150 to 200 feet behind the apparatus being used

Front 25

The purpose of using a spotter is to assist

Back 25

The driver by observing the area in the blind-spot

Front 26

Which is true with regard to deploying spotters for backup operations.

Back 26

Spotters should be positioned in the vision of the driver / operator, preferably in the left rear view mirror

Front 27

The blank requires you to maneuver a vehicle around obstructions on a roadway while moving forward and in reverse without stopping to change direction of travel and without striking the obstructions

Back 27

Serpentine course

Front 28

The confined space turnaround exercise test your ability to

Back 28

Turn a fire department vehicle 180° with in a predetermined area

Front 29

The purpose of the diminishing clearance driving skill is to measure a driver's ability to

Back 29

Steer apparatus in a straight line

Front 30

When more than one emergency vehicle are responding along the same route units should travel at least blank feet apart

Back 30

300 - 500

Front 31

When faced with a situation requiring evasive tactics you should attempt to pass the overtaking vehicle on

Back 31

The left side

Front 32

NFPA 1901 establishes minimum requirements for forcible entry that specifically includes

Back 32

Pick head axes

Front 33

Which statement regarding vehicle mounted generators is true

Back 33

Capacities up to 12000 watts of power

Front 34

While conducting a pump capacity test, if the net pump pressure is correct but the nozzle flow GPM is too high, the

Back 34

Discharge gate must be closed further decreasing throttle

Front 35

The 50% annual pump test on a quint apparatus is conducted at a net pump pressure of

Back 35

250 PSI for 10 minutes

Front 36

A blank gauge is designed to read both positive and negative pressure

Back 36

Compound

Front 37

Dry Barrel hydrant should be opened completely because

Back 37

The drain valve would be completely closed

Front 38

In a water distribution grid, the blank supplies individual hydrants and users

Back 38

Distributor

Front 39

Blank is corrosion or mineral deposits on the interior surface of the Interior surface of the piping and components of a water distribution system

Back 39

Encrustation

Front 40

A fire hydrant with an orange Bonnet and cap will flow blank GPM

Back 40

500 - 999

Front 41

Available flow from hydrants is estimated by determining the percent drop between the static and blank pressures

Back 41

Residual

Front 42

Blank pressure is the difference between the pumps discharge pressure and the incoming pressure from the hydrant

Back 42

Net pump discharge

Front 43

The main feature of a relief valve is to

Back 43

Release excessive pressure within the pump

Front 44

In an auxiliary cooling system, heat is transferred from the engine coolant to the

Back 44

Pump discharge water

Front 45

Excessive engine temperatures during pumping operations can be controlled by using the

Back 45

Auxiliary cooler

Front 46

Inline relay valves allow for

Back 46

Late arriving Pumpers to hook up without interrupting operations

Front 47

The residual pressure reading at the intake gauge of a pumper in a relay pumping operation should stay above blank PSI

Back 47

20

Front 48

Using the coefficient method determine the pressure loss due to friction in a hose assembly

Back 48

86.5

Front 49

When relay pumping, if the intake pressure drops below 20 p.s.i., then...

Back 49

There is danger of cavitation

Front 50

Discharge manifolds may be used in relay operations to...

Back 50

Support more than one attack pumper