Which term refers to how a building is used?

A freestanding wall that extends above the roofline is a __________ wall.

Which is the best way to shut off electrical service to a building?

The pipes that deliver water from the treatment facility for distribution are collectively known as:

Which method of evacuation for victims above ground carries the greatest risk to both firefighters and victims?

Which is a commonly used structural material in a Type I building?

Which type of ventilation operation is used solely as a defensive tactic?

What is a transitional attack?

Water mains in a well-designed distribution system will follow a __________ pattern.

Which area is the first search priority?

Which type of glass is most typically used in fire doors and windows?

What is exterior doors and windows

Ideally, which should be used to extinguish a chimney fire?

How can you determine that a dry-barrel hydrant is still draining?

When is a secondary search performed?

Which is the term for building components consisting of individual pieces of wood glued together?

What is the minimum measurement for a ventilation-opening cut in a roof?

Which hazardous material is commonly found in vehicle batteries?

Fire hydrants should be inspected at least once every _____ months.

Adult fire victims are often found in which location?

Type III construction is usually limited to a maximum height of _____ stories?

What does it mean if smoke is moving slowly?

What is the minimum size hose line for a vehicle fire?

The amount of pressure in a water distribution system during average consumption is called __________ pressure.

When using the clothes drag, what supports the victim’s head?