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Fire Apparatus Driver-Operator Chap. 1 Questions and Answers Fully Solved bucket brigade water relays with leather buckets passed person to person Fire Hook Used to pull down buildings to prevent fire from spreading when fire suppression was ineffective. "Hook and ladder" Evolved from thi...

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bucket brigade - answer water relays with leather buckets passed person to person

Fire Hook - answer Used to pull down buildings to prevent fire from spreading when fire
suppression was ineffective. "Hook and ladder" Evolved from this.

Hand Pump - answer first equipment to replace bucket brigade. Made by Richard
Newsham in 1720.

In the early 1800s Philadelphia developed: - answer a municipal water supply using
wooden water mains.

The Great Baltimore Fire of 1904 resulted in: - answer development of standardizing
coupling threads.

Hands pumps were a type of: - answer piston-driven, positive displacement pump
pushed up and down by firefighters

The first mechanized fire pumps were fueled by: - answer coal

Steamers in mid 1800s were transported to the fireground via - answer Horses driven
by teamsters

The term __________ was used to identify the firefighter charged with operating the
steam engine. - answerEngineer

The first elevated streams were water towers mounted on: - answerwagons and pulled
by horses.

Water tower elevated streams could raise _______ in the air. - answer30ft

The first gas powered fire apparatus emerged around _______. - answer1900. The
were small cars used by chief officers to drive to fireground.

The second gas powered apparatus was a _____________ and was steered and
propelled by a __________. - answerLadder Wagon. Single axle tractor

First gas powered apparatus to discharge water was a: - answerChemical wagon

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