Mid_Term_Week7_Part1

Question 1

First alarm units arrive at the scene of a Wind-Impacted fire on the 1st floor of a Private Dwelling. In this situation, they should know which point below is most correct?

A. The first Engine and Ladder Company must enter the building from the windward side.

B. If the 1st hoseline initially operates from the exterior of the building, then ladder members may only advance into the building without a line if they enter from the windward side.

C. If a ladder company arrives on scene ahead of the 1st engine and enters the PD before the 1st hoseline is stretched, then the 1st hoseline must enter the PD to protect the ladder company.

D. Ventilation is never permitted during the initial attack stage of a wind-impacted fire.

Answer 1

C. If a ladder company arrives on scene ahead of the 1st engine and enters the PD before the 1st hoseline is stretched, then the 1st hoseline must enter the PD to protect the ladder company.

Question 2

Which point concerning the response of units to a 9000 series box for the Buckeye Pipeline is most correct?

A. Any unit responsible to manually shut down a valve may divert from isolation duties in order to protect life or property.

B. When performing foot patrols of the pipeline to locate a leak, the Company Officer should switch his / her own radio to the borough frequency to communicate with the dispatcher.

C. Upon confirmation of a leak, the Officer should transmit a second alarm and a 10-86 for the leak location.

D. Department apparatus should not be brought closer than 600 feet to a leak.

Answer 2

C. Upon confirmation of a leak, the Officer should transmit a second alarm and a 10-86 for the leak location.

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Question 3

Engine 100 arrives at the scene of a fire in a Bulk Oil Storage plant and is ordered to supply foam concentrate into the Fire Department Connection (FDC) for the Foam extinguishing system. In this situation, they should know that the Fire Department Connection they should supply will be color-coded?

A. Bright orange, with a contrasting red band or cap.

B. Red, with a contrasting bright orange band or cap.

C. Red, with a contrasting brown band or cap.

D. Red only, without any contrasting band or cap.

Answer 3

B. Red, with a contrasting bright orange band or cap.

Question 4

An officer was conducting a drill on the movement of damaged Li-ion batteries to the outside of a structure. The officer would be most correct to state that damaged Li-ion batteries which have been properly packaged may?

A. Be transported via an elevator only when approved by a Haz-Mat Officer.

B. Be transported via an elevator only if the elevator is completely unoccupied.

C. Be transported via an elevator when the elevator is occupied by only FDNY members.

D. Never be transported via an elevator under any conditions.

Answer 4

B. Be transported via an elevator only if the elevator is completely unoccupied.

Question 5

A Company Officer discussing the use of elevators at company drill was most correct to state that Phase 2 Take-Out may be used?

A. By the second arriving Engine if their Door firefighter is not available or staffed.

B. By the first arriving Ladder if their Roof firefighter is not available or staffed.

C. When an additional elevator is in the process of being returned to the lobby.

D. When the fire is reported on the 10th floor or below.

Answer 5

D. When the fire is reported on the 10th floor or below.

Question 6

Members operating in a Non-Fireproof MD that was built after 1940 should know that the firewalls in those buildings were required to be carried to the?

A. Underside of the roofboards and the size of the area to be enclosed by the firewalls was required to be 2500 square feet.

B. Underside of the roofboards and the size of the area to be enclosed by the firewalls was required to be 3000 square feet.

C. Top of the roofboards and the size of the area to be enclosed by the firewalls was required to be 2500 square feet.

D. Top of the roofboards and the size of the area to be enclosed by the firewalls was required to be 3000 square feet.

Answer 6

D. Top of the roofboards and the size of the area to be enclosed by the firewalls was required to be 3000 square feet.

Question 7

A Ladder Officer using the MSA Altair Digital Gas Meter would be most correct to think that?

A. The meter will alarm at 5% LEL, 19.5% O2, and 23.5% O2 LCD readings.

B. A series of three large “+” symbols under the O2 icon indicates the atmosphere is above 25% oxygen which is an extremely dangerous condition.

C. If LEL readings exceed 80%, the LCD symbol XXX will be displayed.

D. If the Altair meter enters a Lock Alarm State, the meter must be removed to fresh air and turned off and then turned back on.

Answer 7

D. If the Altair meter enters a Lock Alarm State, the meter must be removed to fresh air and turned off and then turned back on.

Question 8

First alarm units dispatched to a Natural Gas alarm in a multiple dwelling would be most correct to think?

A. Natural Gas Alarms which have activated at 10% LEL will continue to alarm unless they reset because the gas levels have dropped.

B. All FDNY units responding to either a Con Edison or National Grid Natural Gas Alarm shall respond in the emergency mode.

C. If there is no access at the building where a Natural Gas Alarm has activated, and no indications of a gas leak, units should ask the dispatcher if the alarm has reset.

D. FDNY units should not remove or replace the batteries to the alarm; however, they may reset the alarm if the incident was mitigated and the Utility Crew has not arrived yet.

Answer 8

B. All FDNY units responding to either a Con Edison or National Grid Natural Gas Alarm shall respond in the emergency mode.

Question 9

An Engine, Ladder, and BC arrive at the scene of a fire in overhead secondary wires that are burning and in danger of falling down to the street. Regarding the use of handlines in an attempt to extinguish this fire, it would be most correct to state?

A. A line should never be stretched & operated to extinguish fires in overhead secondary lines.

B. If using a line to extinguish the fire, a fog nozzle must be used.

C. If using a line to extinguish the fire, a distance of at least 50 feet from the nozzle to the fire should be maintained.

D. If using a line to extinguish the fire, the line should be operated with a 30-degree or greater fog stream OR directed in the air high above the fire so the stream rains down on the fire.

Answer 9

B. If using a line to extinguish the fire, a fog nozzle must be used.

Question 10

Which one of the following points regarding the use of open fires in NYC is the most correct point?

A. Patio fireplaces may be used provided they are stationary appliances that are fueled by LPG connected to a fixed fuel piping system.

B. Portable outdoor barbecues may be used on the balcony of a High-Rise MD (R-2) if they are fueled by a 16.4-ounce container of LPG and the door protecting the combustibles in the apartment is maintained closed at all times during the use of the barbecue.

C. Portable outdoor barbecues fueled by a 20-pound LPG container may be used on the balcony or roof of a Private Dwelling only if they are not used within 10 feet of any combustible waste, combustible material or combustible building surface.

D. Indoor storage of 16.4-ounce LPG containers for R-2 or R-3 occupancies is limited to a maximum of four such containers per dwelling unit.

Answer 10

D. Indoor storage of 16.4-ounce LPG containers for R-2 or R-3 occupancies is limited to a maximum of four such containers per dwelling unit.

Question 12

Which point regarding natural gas fires or leaks is most correct?

A. FDNY units shall never attempt to stop a gas leak inside a structure.

B. FDNY units are permitted to operate the street service valve for emergencies if the valve is within the building.

C. FDNY members should only shut gas valves when it is safe and feasible, and only when the valve is readily accessible.

D. FDNY members may shut the gas valve only when directed by the utility company.

Answer 12

C. FDNY members should only shut gas valves when it is safe and feasible, and only when the valve is readily accessible.

Question 13

When operating at a fire in a Multiple Dwelling, members are most correct to think that the cockloft:

A. Is the area below the cellar and above the foundation.

B. Is a concealed space between the top floor ceiling and the roof.

C. Is the void between the floor beams and the subfloor.

D. Can be easily ventilated through the bulkhead.

Answer 13

B. Is a concealed space between the top floor ceiling and the roof.

Question 14

A company operating at a fire in a taxpayer should know that:

A. The first hoseline should be stretched through the store entrance to protect exposures.

B. The second hoseline should back up the first hoseline inside the store.

C. The second hoseline may be stretched to the cellar entrance to extinguish fire extension.

D. A charged hoseline must be positioned at the top of the interior cellar stairs whenever a line is operating in the cellar.

Answer 14

D. A charged hoseline must be positioned at the top of the interior cellar stairs whenever a line is operating in the cellar.

Question 15

Members responding to an electrical emergency involving manhole fires should be most correct to think that:

A. A charged hoseline may be used to wash down burning cables in the manhole.

B. Manhole fires may be extinguished by using dry chemical extinguishers.

C. Members should remain clear of manhole covers since they can be blown into the air by an underground explosion.

D. Manhole covers can be pried open with Halligan tools to check for fire extension.

Answer 15

C. Members should remain clear of manhole covers since they can be blown into the air by an underground explosion.

Question 16

At a fire involving solar panels on the roof of a taxpayer, members should know that:

A. Solar panels may remain energized even after power has been shut off.

B. Water streams are safe to use on the panels if a fog nozzle is used.

C. Solar panels must be removed before overhaul operations.

D. The power inverter always shuts off automatically when the fire starts.

Answer 16

A. Solar panels may remain energized even after power has been shut off.

Question 17

At a gas leak in a private dwelling, the most correct action by the first arriving ladder company is to:

A. Shut off all pilot lights and gas appliances.

B. Use a meter to determine the exact gas percentage.

C. Ventilate the premises before the utility company arrives.

D. Evacuate occupants, eliminate ignition sources, and await the arrival of the utility company.

Answer 17

D. Evacuate occupants, eliminate ignition sources, and await the arrival of the utility company.

Question 18

A company officer supervising operations at a fire in a high-rise building should know that:

A. Elevators may be used up to the fire floor.

B. Stairwells should not be used for attack lines in a high-rise fire.

C. One stairway should be designated for evacuation and another for attack.

D. The first hoseline should always be stretched from the exterior.

Answer 18

C. One stairway should be designated for evacuation and another for attack.

Question 19

Which is the most correct point regarding the use of 10-86 signal at a Buckeye Pipeline incident?

A. It should be transmitted only by a Deputy Chief.

B. It must be transmitted by the first arriving unit upon confirmation of a leak.

C. It is transmitted only if requested by the Pipeline representative.

D. It is transmitted only after the pipeline is shut down.

Answer 19

B. It must be transmitted by the first arriving unit upon confirmation of a leak.

Question 20

At an operation involving lithium-ion batteries, members should know:

A. Water should never be used as a cooling agent.

B. Damaged or burning batteries should be submerged in a container of water.

C. Sand is the preferred extinguishing agent.

D. Foam is the best option for extinguishing the fire.

Answer 20

B. Damaged or burning batteries should be submerged in a container of water.

Question 21

During operations at a fire in a multiple dwelling, which action is most correct?

A. The second hoseline should always be stretched to the floor above the fire.

B. The first hoseline should always go to the top floor.

C. The second hoseline should back up the first hoseline unless otherwise ordered.

D. The second hoseline should be stretched to the exposure side.

Answer 21

C. The second hoseline should back up the first hoseline unless otherwise ordered.

Question 23

When operating at a fire in a Multiple Dwelling, which point regarding wind-impacted fires is most correct?

A. The 1st hoseline shall always be operated from the exterior until the wind subsides.

B. When fire conditions permit, members should operate from the windward side to protect advancing members.

C. Windows on the leeward side should be vented first to relieve heat.

D. The first arriving ladder should force entry and begin horizontal ventilation immediately.

Answer 23

B. When fire conditions permit, members should operate from the windward side to protect advancing members.

Question 24

At a fire in a Private Dwelling, which statement regarding the initial line is most correct?

A. The first hoseline must be stretched to the floor above the fire.

B. The first hoseline should always be stretched to the main entrance door to protect the interior stairs.

C. The first hoseline should always be stretched through the side entrance nearest the fire.

D. The first hoseline should be stretched to protect exposures only.

Answer 24

B. The first hoseline should always be stretched to the main entrance door to protect the interior stairs.

Question 25

When operating at a manhole or electrical vault fire, members should know that: A. A charged hoseline should always be directed into the manhole to extinguish visible fire. B. The preferred extinguishing agent is water applied directly to the cables. C. The primary concern is secondary explosions; members should stay clear of manhole covers. D. FDNY members are to remove manhole covers for ventilation.

Answer 25

C. The primary concern is secondary explosions; members should stay clear of manhole covers.

Question 26

At a fire involving compressed natural gas (CNG) vehicles, the officer should know: A. The safest method is to allow the fire to burn until the gas supply is exhausted. B. Direct streams at the tanks to cool them and prevent BLEVE. C. Always close the tank valve manually to stop the leak. D. Fog streams should never be used for exposure protection.

Answer 26

B. Direct streams at the tanks to cool them and prevent BLEVE.

Question 27

When operating at a fire involving a High-Rise MD with smoke in multiple floors, the most correct procedure is: A. Use the same stairway for attack and evacuation to simplify communication. B. Establish the Fire Sector two floors below the fire and assign a Search and Evacuation Group. C. Begin evacuation from the fire floor first, then move upward. D. Begin evacuation from the top floor down.

Answer 27

B. Establish the Fire Sector two floors below the fire and assign a Search and Evacuation Group.

Question 28

Members operating at a fire in a Non-Fireproof MD should know that the cockloft: A. Is the void between the cellar ceiling and the first-floor joists. B. Is the void between the top-floor ceiling and the roof. C. Can be vented quickly using natural openings. D. Contains noncombustible materials and therefore requires no overhaul.

Answer 28

B. Is the void between the top-floor ceiling and the roof.

Question 29

At a Buckeye Pipeline leak, which is the most correct procedure? A. Use foam or water to cover the leak and minimize vapors. B. Approach the leak from the upwind side and eliminate ignition sources. C. Attempt to plug or clamp the pipeline immediately. D. FDNY members may operate valves to shut down the system.

Answer 29

B. Approach the leak from the upwind side and eliminate ignition sources.

Question 30

When operating at a manhole fire, which is most correct? A. Approach from the windward side and open covers carefully. B. Avoid standing over manhole covers and use dry chemical extinguishers if necessary. C. Apply a straight stream directly into the manhole. D. Check for gas leaks before leaving, using your nose to detect odor.

Answer 30

B. Avoid standing over manhole covers and use dry chemical extinguishers if necessary.

Question 31

At an operation involving a vehicle with a hybrid battery, members should know: A. The hybrid system automatically discharges when the ignition is off. B. The orange cables indicate high voltage and must not be cut. C. Water should not be used to cool burning hybrid batteries. D. Only foam can be used for extinguishment.

Answer 31

B. The orange cables indicate high voltage and must not be cut.

Question 32

When stretching the second hoseline at a taxpayer fire, it is most correct to: A. Stretch to the roof to assist the roof team. B. Back up the first hoseline unless otherwise ordered by the Incident Commander. C. Stretch a separate line to an exposure first. D. Operate outside for exposure protection until the first line is shut down.

Answer 32

B. Back up the first hoseline unless otherwise ordered by the Incident Commander.

Question 33

When operating at a taxpayer fire, which is the most correct statement regarding cellar fires? A. The first hoseline should be stretched through the interior to attack the cellar fire via the stairs. B. The second hoseline should be stretched to the top of the interior cellar stairs when a line is operating below. C. The second hoseline should be stretched to the roof for ventilation purposes. D. The first hoseline should be directed through the front windows for initial knockdown.

Answer 33

B. The second hoseline should be stretched to the top of the interior cellar stairs when a line is operating below.

Question 34

When operating at a High-Rise fire, the first arriving Ladder Company should: A. Proceed directly to the fire floor. B. Proceed to two floors below the reported fire floor for investigation. C. Proceed to the roof to establish vertical ventilation. D. Wait in the lobby for orders from the Incident Commander.

Answer 34

B. Proceed to two floors below the reported fire floor for investigation.

Question 35

At an operation involving a propane tank fire, the correct action is: A. Apply water directly into the flame. B. Allow the tank to burn off while cooling it with water streams. C. Attempt to shut the valve without cooling. D. Use foam instead of water.

Answer 35

B. Allow the tank to burn off while cooling it with water streams.

Question 36

At a fire in a Private Dwelling, the second arriving Ladder Company should: A. Assist the first Ladder in forcing entry. B. Go to the floor above the fire to search and check for extension. C. Proceed to the cellar to check utilities. D. Operate on the roof immediately upon arrival.

Answer 36

B. Go to the floor above the fire to search and check for extension.

Question 37

When operating at a Haz-Mat incident involving flammable gases, the correct procedure is: A. Eliminate all ignition sources and approach from upwind. B. Approach from downwind to monitor vapor movement. C. Ventilate the area immediately. D. Extinguish all visible flames first.

Answer 37

A. Eliminate all ignition sources and approach from upwind.

Question 38

At a Multiple Dwelling fire where occupants are trapped above the fire, which action is most correct? A. The first hoseline should protect the stairway and the means of egress. B. The first hoseline should be directed out the window to cool the exterior. C. The first hoseline should be stretched to the roof. D. The second hoseline should operate outside the building for exposure protection.

Answer 38

A. The first hoseline should protect the stairway and the means of egress.

Question 39

At a collapse operation, which statement is most correct? A. Units should immediately enter voids to search for victims. B. A 2½” line should be stretched and positioned for protection. C. The first priority is removing debris by hand to reach trapped victims. D. Members should approach from the most damaged side for speed.

Answer 39

B. A 2½” line should be stretched and positioned for protection.

Question 40

When operating at a fire in a building with solar panels, members should: A. Avoid cutting through solar panels with saws. B. Use the panels as a stable walking surface. C. Use straight streams to wash off burning panels. D. Disconnect all electrical service at the panel box only.

Answer 40

A. Avoid cutting through solar panels with saws.

Question 41

At a fire involving a natural gas meter, members should: A. Immediately shut off the building service valve if safe to do so. B. Strike the meter with a tool to loosen the fitting. C. Use dry chemical extinguishers to control the fire. D. Apply straight streams directly on the meter.

Answer 41

A. Immediately shut off the building service valve if safe to do so.

Question 42

At a high-rise fire, which statement regarding elevator use is most correct? A. Elevators may be taken directly to the fire floor if equipped with firefighter service. B. Elevators may be taken to two floors below the fire floor for investigation. C. Elevators should not be used until the fire has been declared under control. D. Elevators are never to be used under any fire condition.

Answer 42

B. Elevators may be taken to two floors below the fire floor for investigation.

Question 43

At a Buckeye Pipeline incident, which statement is most correct? A. FDNY units should shut the pipeline valves immediately upon arrival. B. The 10-86 signal must be transmitted as soon as a leak is confirmed. C. Foam should be applied directly to the leaking product. D. Handlines should be used to disperse vapors from the leak.

Answer 43

B. The 10-86 signal must be transmitted as soon as a leak is confirmed.

Question 44

At a fire involving a gas meter located inside a building, which is the most correct action? A. Shut the valve on the street side of the meter if safe to do so. B. Direct a solid stream of water at the meter to cool it. C. Use foam as the primary extinguishing agent. D. Do not attempt to shut the valve under any circumstances.

Answer 44

A. Shut the valve on the street side of the meter if safe to do so.

Question 45

When operating at a fire involving a building with solar panels, members should: A. Treat the system as energized even if power has been shut off. B. Use water streams directly on the solar array to cool it. C. Remove panels before overhaul begins. D. Cut through the panels to check for extension.

Answer 45

A. Treat the system as energized even if power has been shut off.

Question 46

At a high-rise fire, which statement regarding the use of the Fire Sector is most correct? A. The Fire Sector should be established on the fire floor. B. The Fire Sector is usually established two floors below the fire. C. The Fire Sector should always be in the lobby. D. The Fire Sector is located one floor above the fire.

Answer 46

B. The Fire Sector is usually established two floors below the fire.

Question 47

At a Private Dwelling fire where the first floor is fully involved, the correct position for the second hoseline is: A. The floor above the fire. B. The exposure building. C. The rear of the structure for knockdown. D. The first floor alongside the initial line.

Answer 47

A. The floor above the fire.

Question 48

When operating at a collapse operation, members should know: A. Voids must never be entered until the area is properly shored. B. It is safe to enter small voids without supervision. C. The primary search should be done by the first ladder company. D. Debris should be removed immediately to expedite operations.

Answer 48

A. Voids must never be entered until the area is properly shored.

Question 49

When responding to a report of an odor of gas in a structure, the first arriving company should: A. Enter without meters to quickly locate the source. B. Ventilate the building prior to meter readings. C. Evacuate occupants, eliminate ignition sources, and meter the area. D. Delay operations until the utility company arrives.

Answer 49

C. Evacuate occupants, eliminate ignition sources, and meter the area.

Question 50

At a fire in a taxpayer building with stores on the first floor and apartments above, which action is most correct? A. The first hoseline should be stretched to protect the apartments above the store. B. The first hoseline should be stretched into the store most affected by fire. C. The first hoseline should protect the exposure side. D. The first hoseline should be directed to the rear yard.

Answer 50

B. The first hoseline should be stretched into the store most affected by fire.

Question 51

At a fire involving a multiple dwelling with fire on two floors, the correct deployment of lines is: A. Both lines should be stretched to the fire floor. B. The first line operates on the lower fire floor, and the second line advances to the upper floor. C. The first line operates on the upper floor, and the second backs it up. D. Both lines operate from the exterior.

Answer 51

B. The first line operates on the lower fire floor, and the second line advances to the upper floor.

Question 52

At a high-rise fire, when using elevators under Phase II control, the correct procedure is: A. Take the elevator directly to the fire floor. B. Stop two floors below the fire and check conditions before proceeding. C. Stop on every floor to check for smoke. D. Only use elevators that are not in firefighter service mode.

Answer 52

B. Stop two floors below the fire and check conditions before proceeding.

Question 53

At a Buckeye Pipeline incident, which statement is most correct? A. FDNY units should shut the pipeline valves immediately upon arrival. B. The 10-86 signal must be transmitted as soon as a leak is confirmed. C. Foam should be applied directly to the leaking product. D. Handlines should be used to disperse vapors from the leak.

Answer 53

B. The 10-86 signal must be transmitted as soon as a leak is confirmed.

Question 54

At a fire involving a gas meter located inside a building, which is the most correct action? A. Shut the valve on the street side of the meter if safe to do so. B. Direct a solid stream of water at the meter to cool it. C. Use foam as the primary extinguishing agent. D. Do not attempt to shut the valve under any circumstances.

Answer 54

A. Shut the valve on the street side of the meter if safe to do so.

Question 55

When operating at a fire involving a building with solar panels, members should: A. Treat the system as energized even if power has been shut off. B. Use water streams directly on the solar array to cool it. C. Remove panels before overhaul begins. D. Cut through the panels to check for extension.

Answer 55

A. Treat the system as energized even if power has been shut off.

Question 56

At a high-rise fire, which statement regarding the use of the Fire Sector is most correct? A. The Fire Sector should be established on the fire floor. B. The Fire Sector is usually established two floors below the fire. C. The Fire Sector should always be in the lobby. D. The Fire Sector is located one floor above the fire.

Answer 56

B. The Fire Sector is usually established two floors below the fire.

Question 57

At a Private Dwelling fire where the first floor is fully involved, the correct position for the second hoseline is: A. The floor above the fire. B. The exposure building. C. The rear of the structure for knockdown. D. The first floor alongside the initial line.

Answer 57

A. The floor above the fire.

Question 58

When operating at a collapse operation, members should know: A. Voids must never be entered until the area is properly shored. B. It is safe to enter small voids without supervision. C. The primary search should be done by the first ladder company. D. Debris should be removed immediately to expedite operations.

Answer 58

A. Voids must never be entered until the area is properly shored.

Question 59

When responding to a report of an odor of gas in a structure, the first arriving company should: A. Enter without meters to quickly locate the source. B. Ventilate the building prior to meter readings. C. Evacuate occupants, eliminate ignition sources, and meter the area. D. Delay operations until the utility company arrives.

Answer 59

C. Evacuate occupants, eliminate ignition sources, and meter the area.

Question 60

At a fire in a taxpayer building with stores on the first floor and apartments above, which action is most correct? A. The first hoseline should be stretched to protect the apartments above the store. B. The first hoseline should be stretched into the store most affected by fire. C. The first hoseline should protect the exposure side. D. The first hoseline should be directed to the rear yard.

Answer 60

B. The first hoseline should be stretched into the store most affected by fire.

Question 61

At a fire involving a multiple dwelling with fire on two floors, the correct deployment of lines is: A. Both lines should be stretched to the fire floor. B. The first line operates on the lower fire floor, and the second line advances to the upper floor. C. The first line operates on the upper floor, and the second backs it up. D. Both lines operate from the exterior.

Answer 61

B. The first line operates on the lower fire floor, and the second line advances to the upper floor.

Question 62

At a high-rise fire, when using elevators under Phase II control, the correct procedure is: A. Take the elevator directly to the fire floor. B. Stop two floors below the fire and check conditions before proceeding. C. Stop on every floor to check for smoke. D. Only use elevators that are not in firefighter service mode.

Answer 62

B. Stop two floors below the fire and check conditions before proceeding.

Question 63

When transmitting messages over the Department radio, which point below is most correct? (Communications 8 – 3.1, 3.3, 3.4) A. The word “Urgent” shall be transmitted three times to precede an important message. B. A “10-75” signal must always be preceded by a “10-84” when transmitted. C. The term “Mayday” shall be transmitted three times to precede a distress message. D. Members transmitting messages over the radio should always use plain English, not codes.

Answer 63

C. The term “Mayday” shall be transmitted three times to precede a distress message.

Question 64

At a fire in a Brownstone-type building, which point regarding cellar fires is most correct? (FFP – PDs – 6.3, 6.4, 6.5) A. The first hoseline should always be stretched through the main entrance to the cellar stairs. B. The first hoseline may be stretched through a side entrance if it provides faster access to the fire area. C. Ventilation should be delayed until the line is in position. D. Members may descend the cellar stairs without a charged line to locate the seat of the fire.

Answer 64

B. The first hoseline may be stretched through a side entrance if it provides faster access to the fire area.

Question 65

When operating at a High-Rise Office Building fire, which statement about elevators is most correct? (High-Rise Ops – Ch 5 – 3.1, 3.3) A. Elevators may be taken to the fire floor as long as a firefighter remains inside. B. Elevators may be taken no higher than two floors below the fire floor. C. Elevators should only be used after the fire has been declared under control. D. Elevators are not to be used under any fire conditions.

Answer 65

B. Elevators may be taken no higher than two floors below the fire floor.

Question 66

Regarding the operation of the FAST Radio in the field, which is most correct? (Comm 14 – 4.2, 4.4, 4.7) A. The FAST Radio can monitor up to three tactical frequencies simultaneously. B. The FAST Radio provides communication between the FAST Unit and the Incident Commander. C. The FAST Radio is used only when standard HT communication fails. D. The FAST Radio cannot transmit on Citywide frequencies.

Answer 66

B. The FAST Radio provides communication between the FAST Unit and the Incident Commander.

Question 67

At a Haz-Mat incident involving a leaking cylinder, the Officer would be most correct to: (ERP – Ch 3 – 3.1, 3.2) A. Move the leaking cylinder outside if it is safe to do so. B. Plug the leak using available wooden wedges. C. Cover the cylinder with foam to suppress vapors. D. Apply water spray directly into the leak to disperse gas.

Answer 67

A. Move the leaking cylinder outside if it is safe to do so.

Question 68

When using the Thermal Imaging Camera (TIC), which statement is most correct? (Training Bulletin – Tools 1 – TIC Add 1) A. The TIC detects heat only from open flames. B. The TIC can see through glass and water. C. The TIC detects infrared radiation, showing relative heat differences. D. The TIC is used to measure exact temperatures.

Answer 68

C. The TIC detects infrared radiation, showing relative heat differences.

Question 69

During overhaul operations in a fire building, the most correct action is: (FFP – Overhaul – 2.2, 2.3) A. Begin overhaul while heavy smoke still exists. B. Remove SCBA after visible fire is extinguished. C. Continue using SCBA until the atmosphere is confirmed safe by a meter. D. Shut down all utilities only after overhaul is complete.

Answer 69

C. Continue using SCBA until the atmosphere is confirmed safe by a meter.

Question 70

When operating at a fire involving a private dwelling with a peaked roof, which ladder placement is most correct? (Ladder Company Ops – Ladders 1 – 5.3, 5.5) A. The first arriving Ladder should place the aerial to the roof at the main entrance side. B. The aerial or portable ladder should be placed on the least exposed side of the roof. C. The aerial ladder should be raised to the roof for ventilation directly over the fire area. D. The roof firefighter should remain on the ground until the first line is in operation.

Answer 70

B. The aerial or portable ladder should be placed on the least exposed side of the roof.

Question 71

At a high-rise multiple dwelling fire, which stairway designation is most correct? (MD – Ch 2 – 3.1, 3.2) A. The attack stairway is used for evacuation. B. The evacuation stairway is used for advancing hose lines. C. The attack stairway is used for advancing hose lines. D. Both stairways can be used interchangeably.

Answer 71

C. The attack stairway is used for advancing hose lines.

Question 72

At a collapse operation involving a void search, which statement is most correct? (Collapse Ops – Ch 3 – 2.3, 2.4) A. Members should enter voids immediately after arrival. B. The area must be shored or stabilized before entry. C. The search should be done only after debris removal. D. The voids should be entered by the first-arriving company.

Answer 72

B. The area must be shored or stabilized before entry.

Question 73

When transmitting messages over the Department radio, which point below is most correct? (Communications 8 – 3.1, 3.3, 3.4) A. The word “Urgent” shall be transmitted three times to precede an important message. B. A “10-75” signal must always be preceded by a “10-84” when transmitted. C. The term “Mayday” shall be transmitted three times to precede a distress message. D. Members transmitting messages over the radio should always use plain English, not codes.

Answer 73

C. The term “Mayday” shall be transmitted three times to precede a distress message.

Question 74

At a fire in a Brownstone-type building, which point regarding cellar fires is most correct? (FFP – PDs – 6.3, 6.4, 6.5) A. The first hoseline should always be stretched through the main entrance to the cellar stairs. B. The first hoseline may be stretched through a side entrance if it provides faster access to the fire area. C. Ventilation should be delayed until the line is in position. D. Members may descend the cellar stairs without a charged line to locate the seat of the fire.

Answer 74

B. The first hoseline may be stretched through a side entrance if it provides faster access to the fire area.

Question 75

When operating at a High-Rise Office Building fire, which statement about elevators is most correct? (High-Rise Ops – Ch 5 – 3.1, 3.3) A. Elevators may be taken to the fire floor as long as a firefighter remains inside. B. Elevators may be taken no higher than two floors below the fire floor. C. Elevators should only be used after the fire has been declared under control. D. Elevators are not to be used under any fire conditions.

Answer 75

B. Elevators may be taken no higher than two floors below the fire floor.

Question 76

Regarding the operation of the FAST Radio in the field, which is most correct? (Comm 14 – 4.2, 4.4, 4.7) A. The FAST Radio can monitor up to three tactical frequencies simultaneously. B. The FAST Radio provides communication between the FAST Unit and the Incident Commander. C. The FAST Radio is used only when standard HT communication fails. D. The FAST Radio cannot transmit on Citywide frequencies.

Answer 76

B. The FAST Radio provides communication between the FAST Unit and the Incident Commander.

Question 77

At a Haz-Mat incident involving a leaking cylinder, the Officer would be most correct to: (ERP – Ch 3 – 3.1, 3.2) A. Move the leaking cylinder outside if it is safe to do so. B. Plug the leak using available wooden wedges. C. Cover the cylinder with foam to suppress vapors. D. Apply water spray directly into the leak to disperse gas.

Answer 77

A. Move the leaking cylinder outside if it is safe to do so.

Question 78

When using the Thermal Imaging Camera (TIC), which statement is most correct? (Training Bulletin – Tools 1 – TIC Add 1) A. The TIC detects heat only from open flames. B. The TIC can see through glass and water. C. The TIC detects infrared radiation, showing relative heat differences. D. The TIC is used to measure exact temperatures.

Answer 78

C. The TIC detects infrared radiation, showing relative heat differences.

Question 79

During overhaul operations in a fire building, the most correct action is: (FFP – Overhaul – 2.2, 2.3) A. Begin overhaul while heavy smoke still exists. B. Remove SCBA after visible fire is extinguished. C. Continue using SCBA until the atmosphere is confirmed safe by a meter. D. Shut down all utilities only after overhaul is complete.

Answer 79

C. Continue using SCBA until the atmosphere is confirmed safe by a meter.

Question 80

When operating at a fire involving a private dwelling with a peaked roof, which ladder placement is most correct? (Ladder Company Ops – Ladders 1 – 5.3, 5.5) A. The first arriving Ladder should place the aerial to the roof at the main entrance side. B. The aerial or portable ladder should be placed on the least exposed side of the roof. C. The aerial ladder should be raised to the roof for ventilation directly over the fire area. D. The roof firefighter should remain on the ground until the first line is in operation.

Answer 80

B. The aerial or portable ladder should be placed on the least exposed side of the roof.

Question 81

At a high-rise multiple dwelling fire, which stairway designation is most correct? (MD – Ch 2 – 3.1, 3.2) A. The attack stairway is used for evacuation. B. The evacuation stairway is used for advancing hose lines. C. The attack stairway is used for advancing hose lines. D. Both stairways can be used interchangeably.

Answer 81

C. The attack stairway is used for advancing hose lines.

Question 82

At a collapse operation involving a void search, which statement is most correct? (Collapse Ops – Ch 3 – 2.3, 2.4) A. Members should enter voids immediately after arrival. B. The area must be shored or stabilized before entry. C. The search should be done only after debris removal. D. The voids should be entered by the first-arriving company.

Answer 82

B. The area must be shored or stabilized before entry.

Question 83

Ladder 180 arrives at the scene of a 2nd alarm in an Old Law Tenement building that has fire extending to the roof of exposure 2, a one-story taxpayer with 5 stores. When the IC directs L180 to check the bodega in the taxpayer, which is the first store closest to the fire building, the Officer would be most correct to identify this store as? (Communications 10 – Page 6) A. Exposure 2-1 B. Exposure 2-0 C. Exposure 2-0A D. Exposure 2-0B

Answer 83

B. Exposure 2-0

Question 84

Regarding the FDNY’s policies when a collision occurs, it would be most correct to state? (SB 3 – 3.1, 4.2.1, 4.4.1 F, 7.1.2, 10.2 B) A. If a properly parked apparatus is struck by a bicyclist, the event is considered an “Incident.” B. An allegation that an apparatus caused damage to a civilian vehicle on a response is considered an “Incident” which requires the submission of a collision report. C. The determination if a collision is a Major Collision will initially be made by the Company Officer of the involved unit. D. If a tractor trailer is involved in a major collision and needs to be moved due to unsafe road conditions, then all 4 corners of the tractor and all 4 corners of the trailer should be marked, if safety permits.

Answer 84

C. The determination if a collision is a Major Collision will initially be made by the Company Officer of the involved unit.

Question 85

A Ladder Officer is supervising members using the Portable Power Saw with a “Diamond Blade” at a 2nd alarm taxpayer fire. In this situation, the officer would be most correct to think that? (Tools 9 – App 1 – 2.3.12, 2.3.13, 2.3.15) A. If a blade begins to heat up and glow red during use, you may continue using that blade to finish the current cutting operation. B. Placing water on the blade during prolonged saw operations is ineffective and unsafe. C. When the saw is in operation, the saw should be frequently backed out of a cut so that air can cool the blade. D. These blades are uni-directional and must be placed on the saw in line with the directional arrows found on the blade.

Answer 85

C. When the saw is in operation, the saw should be frequently backed out of a cut so that air can cool the blade.

Question 86

At a collapse in a multiple dwelling with a floor failure in a kitchen area, the Officer would be most correct to think that? (Collapse Ops – Ch 2 – 2.1, 2.3, 2.4) A. Floor joists beneath a kitchen are generally not subject to moisture damage and therefore rarely fail. B. The primary cause of collapse in kitchens is fire damage to lightweight truss members. C. Water damage and rot from plumbing leaks can weaken floor joists and lead to collapse. D. Collapse in kitchen areas is usually due to heavy loads from appliances only.

Answer 86

C. Water damage and rot from plumbing leaks can weaken floor joists and lead to collapse.

Question 87

When operating at a high-rise office building fire, which statement about the use of the Forward Staging Area is most correct? (High-Rise Ops – Ch 4 – 2.1, 2.2, 2.3) A. The Forward Staging Area is established one floor below the Fire Sector. B. The Forward Staging Area must be located two floors below the fire and should include supplies and relief personnel. C. It is located in the lobby to assist the IC in tracking resources. D. It is a temporary area for EMS triage and patient transport.

Answer 87

B. The Forward Staging Area must be located two floors below the fire and should include supplies and relief personnel.

Question 88

When operating with the Post Radio at a large incident, members should know that? (Comm 13 – Add 1 – 1.2, 1.5, 2.1) A. The Post Radio is used for communications between the Command Post and Dispatch only. B. The Post Radio can operate on multiple frequencies simultaneously. C. The Post Radio has two handsets so that separate conversations can occur on two frequencies. D. The Post Radio is used only when mobile data terminals fail.

Answer 88

C. The Post Radio has two handsets so that separate conversations can occur on two frequencies.

Question 89

When operating at a High-Rise Multiple Dwelling fire, the Officer should know that? (MD’s – Ch 2 – 5.1, 5.2, 5.3) A. The first line must always be stretched to the fire apartment via the attack stairway. B. The evacuation stairway should be used by members advancing the hose line. C. When a tenant refuses to leave, they should be removed by force immediately. D. The attack stairway door should be maintained closed as much as possible to control smoke movement.

Answer 89

D. The attack stairway door should be maintained closed as much as possible to control smoke movement.

Question 90

At a Haz-Mat incident, the Officer should know that a material classified as Division 1.1 explosive: (ERP – Pg 39) A. Poses an extreme danger. B. May be detonated by shock and heat. C. Is deadly. D. Has a flashpoint below 100°F.

Answer 90

A. Poses an extreme danger.

Question 91

Regarding the activation of the Emergency Alert Button on APX 8000 (HT) radios, it would be most correct to state that? (Comm 9 – Add 4 – 3.1, 3.3.3, 3.4.5, 3.5.5) A. When transmitting an Urgent or Mayday message, the member shall begin by depressing and holding their EAB until the audible beacon tone is heard (≈ 2 seconds). B. Members may deactivate and reset their EAB by turning their HT off and then back on. C. If a member depresses the PTT immediately after depressing their EAB, the Beacon Tone will be heard upon release of the PTT. D. If a member wishes to generate additional emergency alert tones because their initial message was not acknowledged, they should press and hold the PTT for at least 2 seconds.

Answer 91

A. When transmitting an Urgent or Mayday message, the member shall begin by depressing and holding their EAB until the audible beacon tone is heard (≈ 2 seconds).

Question 92

Engine 100 arrives at a CFR response in Brooklyn and determines there is an ongoing active shooter incident. In order to transmit critical information to incoming EMS via an EMS radio frequency, they would be most correct to think that? (Comm 14 – 2.5, 2.6, 2.7) A. If they cannot determine the correct local EMS Brooklyn frequency, they should transmit critical info on “Fire Citywide 2.” B. Their initial transmission on an EMS channel should begin with “Engine 100 to Brooklyn.” C. Plain-speak language should be used when transmitting on an EMS borough frequency. D. They should provide the box number, address, cross streets, and critical information in their transmission.

Answer 92

D. They should provide the box number, address, cross streets, and critical information in their transmission.

Question 93

At a wind-impacted fire in a Multiple Dwelling, which initial action is most correct for the first hoseline? (PD’s – Wind Impacted Fires – 3.3, 3.5) A. Advance on the fire apartment from the leeward side to protect egress. B. Immediately vent the fire apartment windows to improve visibility. C. Stretch to the attack stairway and protect members operating at the fire apartment door. D. Operate from the exterior with a straight stream until wind conditions subside.

Answer 93

C. Stretch to the attack stairway and protect members operating at the fire apartment door.

Question 94

When operating at a store fire in a taxpayer at night with roll-down gates, which point is most correct? (FFP – Taxpayers – 6.3, 7.1) A. Cut the roll-down immediately without checking for alternate entry points. B. Force any door first; saw operations are a second option. C. Coordinate saw operations with an interior line and ventilation. D. Delay saw operations until after primary search.

Answer 94

C. Coordinate saw operations with an interior line and ventilation.

Question 95

At a High-Rise MD fire, which statement regarding evacuation is most correct? (MD – Ch 2 – 6.1, 6.2) A. Evacuate all floors simultaneously to prevent confusion. B. Evacuate the fire floor and the floor above first, then assess. C. Evacuate from the top down in all cases. D. Evacuation should not begin until the fire is under control.

Answer 95

B. Evacuate the fire floor and the floor above first, then assess.

Question 96

At a lithium-ion battery fire in an apartment, the officer is most correct to: (HM 20 – 3.4, 4.7.2, 4.7.5) A. Overhaul with dry chemical only, avoiding water. B. Cool the battery and any involved packs with copious water and monitor for re-ignition. C. Place the battery on the fire escape to cool naturally. D. Submerge the battery in a bathtub and leave the area.

Answer 96

B. Cool the battery and any involved packs with copious water and monitor for re-ignition.

Question 97

At a Buckeye Pipeline odor call with no visible product, which action is most correct? (AUC 149 – 7.8, 7.15, 7.18) A. Transmit a 10-86 only if product is visible. B. Request additional ladder companies for ventilation. C. Establish isolation zones, eliminate ignition sources, and request the Pipeline Company; transmit the appropriate signal upon confirmation. D. Begin foam operations immediately to suppress vapors.

Answer 97

C. Establish isolation zones, eliminate ignition sources, and request the Pipeline Company; transmit the appropriate signal upon confirmation.

Question 98

At a fire in a Brownstone (PD), which statement regarding cellar access is most correct? (FFP – PDs – 6.3, 6.5) A. Members may descend the interior cellar stairs without a charged line for speed. B. A side or rear entrance may provide safer/faster access to the seat of the fire. C. Venting cellar windows should be delayed until knockdown. D. The first line should be stretched to the top floor to cut off extension.

Answer 98

B. A side or rear entrance may provide safer/faster access to the seat of the fire.

Question 99

Regarding communications at a Mayday, which is most correct? (Comm 9 – 3.1, 3.4; Comm 13 – 2.1) A. Only the IC acknowledges the Mayday; all others continue normal traffic. B. The member transmits “Mayday” three times, unit ID, location, and condition; non-essential radio traffic ceases. C. The FAST Unit should switch to a separate simplex channel without notice. D. Second alarm is transmitted automatically by the member declaring Mayday.

Answer 99

B. The member transmits “Mayday” three times, unit ID, location, and condition; non-essential radio traffic ceases.

Question 100

At a collapse involving a bowstring truss roof, which point is most correct? (Collapse Ops – Ch 2 – 3.2, 3.5) A. Roof operations are acceptable if a safety line is in place. B. A large collapse zone must be established; avoid operating on or under the truss. C. Use aerial ladders to operate directly over the truss for reach. D. Interior searches should begin immediately below the truss.

Answer 100

B. A large collapse zone must be established; avoid operating on or under the truss.

Question 101

At an electrical vault/manhole event, which action is most correct? (AUC 181 – 4.2, 5.2, 5.4.7) A. Pry covers to inspect the vault if smoke is light. B. Use a fog stream directly into the vault to cool cables. C. Keep clear of manhole covers; isolate the area and await the utility; consider dry chemical only if life hazard. D. Wash down arcing cables with straight streams.

Answer 101

C. Keep clear of manhole covers; isolate the area and await the utility; consider dry chemical only if life hazard.

Question 102

At a high-rise office fire with smoke on multiple floors, which setup is most correct? (High-Rise Office Ops – Ch 4 & 5) A. Fire Sector on the fire floor and Forward Staging in the lobby. B. Fire Sector two floors below the fire; Forward Staging on the same floor, supplied with personnel/equipment. C. Fire Sector in the lobby; Forward Staging one floor above the fire. D. Both Fire Sector and Forward Staging two floors above the fire.

Answer 102

B. Fire Sector two floors below the fire; Forward Staging on the same floor, supplied with personnel/equipment.