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1. Has caused longer fire seasons, more intense fires, Climate change
and unpredictable fire behavior, thus placing fire fight-
ers at greater risk.
Select one:
• A. Population shifts
• B. Building in the WUI
C. Drier fuels
D. Climate change
2. Is a document listing the performance A position task book (PTB)
requirements for a specific position in a format
that allows
for performance evaluation to determine whether an
individual is qualified.
Select one:
• A. The Firewise Ready, Set, GO
• B. A Position Task Book (PTB
• C. The Incident Response Pocket Guide (IRPG)
• D. The Wildland Fire Incident Management Field
Guide
3. Is part of the role and responsibility of a Wildland Fire Understanding fire line
Fighter I. safety
Select one:
O A. Leading small groups of fire fighters on an assign-
ment
• B. Serving as a lookout
• C. Understanding fireline safety
• D. Maintaining and operating firing devices
4. Outline potential fire dangers in a given area. They Fire danger pocket cards
offer visual reference of current and pas
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trends; historical worst and average conditions; and
thresholds for temperature, humidity, wind speed,
fuel moistures associated with past problem fires.
Select one:
A. Position Task Books (PTBs)
• B. Fire Danger Pocket Cards
• C. Wildland Fire Incident Management Field Guides
D. Incident Response Pocket Guides (IRPGs)
5. Most fire fighters participate in the morning Do not
briefing. In general, attendance at briefings is
typically left to strike team leaders/task force leader.
Select one:
A. do
B. do not
C. sometimes
• D. rarely
6. Nfpa is the Standard of Wildland Fire Fighter 1051
Personnel Professional Qualifications.
Select one:
• A. S-130
• B. 1051
C. 1040
• D. 1001
7. On April 5, 1933, Executive Order 6101 was signed by Civilian conservation
President Franklin Delano Roosevelt to create the: Corps (CCC)
Select one:
• A. United States Forest Service (USFS).
• B. Forest Service HOT Shot Crew.
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C. Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC).
D. Northwest Wildfire Coordination Group (NWCG).
8. One component of the Pocket Card is Fuel model
This component discusses the Energy Release Com-
ponent
chart and how it is linked to the fire danger operating
plan for the area represented.
Select one:
A. weather stations
• B. seasonal trends
C. fuel model
D. fire danger interpretation
9. One component of the Pocket Card is Seasonal trends
This component discusses the length of the typical
fire
season and the worst all-time values of the compo-
nents or index of the typical fire season for the area
represented.
Select one:
A. weather stations
• B. fire danger interpretation
• C. fuel model
D. seasonal trends
10. Part of your information gathering once you have Gather information about
arrived for your daily assignment is to: weather and resources
Select one:
A. deploy your fire shelter.
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• B. pump your apparatus.
C. contact Incident Command.
D. gather information about weather and resources.
11. The is a document published by the NWCG that National wildland fire in-
encompasses critical and useful information cident management field
that is relevant to entry-level fire fighters all the way guide (NWCG)
up to the division supervisor level of responsibility.
Select one:
• A. Wildland Fire Incident Management Field Guide
• B. National Wildfire Coordinating Group Desk Refer-
ence (NWCG)
C. Incident Response Pocket Guide (IRPG)
• D. Firewise Ready, Set, GO
12. The is a global organization, established in 1896, NFPA
that is devoted to eliminating death, in
property, and economic loss due to fire, electrical, and
related hazards.
Select one:
• A. National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA)
• B. International Association of Fire Chiefs (IAFC)
• C. United State Forest Service (USFS)
• D. National Wildfire Coordinating Group (NWCG)
13. The is a pocket-sized book that outlines Incident response pocket
standards and reference information for wildland fire guide (IRPG)
incident response.
Select one:
• A. Firewise Ready, Set, GO
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1. Has caused longer fire seasons, more intense fires, Climate change
and unpredictable fire behavior, thus placing fire fight-
ers at greater risk.
Select one:
• A. Population shifts
• B. Building in the WUI
C. Drier fuels
D. Climate change
2. Is a document listing the performance A position task book (PTB)
requirements for a specific position in a format
that allows
for performance evaluation to determine whether an
individual is qualified.
Select one:
• A. The Firewise Ready, Set, GO
• B. A Position Task Book (PTB
• C. The Incident Response Pocket Guide (IRPG)
• D. The Wildland Fire Incident Management Field
Guide
3. Is part of the role and responsibility of a Wildland Fire Understanding fire line
Fighter I. safety
Select one:
O A. Leading small groups of fire fighters on an assign-
ment
• B. Serving as a lookout
• C. Understanding fireline safety
• D. Maintaining and operating firing devices
4. Outline potential fire dangers in a given area. They Fire danger pocket cards
offer visual reference of current and pas
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trends; historical worst and average conditions; and
thresholds for temperature, humidity, wind speed,
fuel moistures associated with past problem fires.
Select one:
A. Position Task Books (PTBs)
• B. Fire Danger Pocket Cards
• C. Wildland Fire Incident Management Field Guides
D. Incident Response Pocket Guides (IRPGs)
5. Most fire fighters participate in the morning Do not
briefing. In general, attendance at briefings is
typically left to strike team leaders/task force leader.
Select one:
A. do
B. do not
C. sometimes
• D. rarely
6. Nfpa is the Standard of Wildland Fire Fighter 1051
Personnel Professional Qualifications.
Select one:
• A. S-130
• B. 1051
C. 1040
• D. 1001
7. On April 5, 1933, Executive Order 6101 was signed by Civilian conservation
President Franklin Delano Roosevelt to create the: Corps (CCC)
Select one:
• A. United States Forest Service (USFS).
• B. Forest Service HOT Shot Crew.
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C. Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC).
D. Northwest Wildfire Coordination Group (NWCG).
8. One component of the Pocket Card is Fuel model
This component discusses the Energy Release Com-
ponent
chart and how it is linked to the fire danger operating
plan for the area represented.
Select one:
A. weather stations
• B. seasonal trends
C. fuel model
D. fire danger interpretation
9. One component of the Pocket Card is Seasonal trends
This component discusses the length of the typical
fire
season and the worst all-time values of the compo-
nents or index of the typical fire season for the area
represented.
Select one:
A. weather stations
• B. fire danger interpretation
• C. fuel model
D. seasonal trends
10. Part of your information gathering once you have Gather information about
arrived for your daily assignment is to: weather and resources
Select one:
A. deploy your fire shelter.
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• B. pump your apparatus.
C. contact Incident Command.
D. gather information about weather and resources.
11. The is a document published by the NWCG that National wildland fire in-
encompasses critical and useful information cident management field
that is relevant to entry-level fire fighters all the way guide (NWCG)
up to the division supervisor level of responsibility.
Select one:
• A. Wildland Fire Incident Management Field Guide
• B. National Wildfire Coordinating Group Desk Refer-
ence (NWCG)
C. Incident Response Pocket Guide (IRPG)
• D. Firewise Ready, Set, GO
12. The is a global organization, established in 1896, NFPA
that is devoted to eliminating death, in
property, and economic loss due to fire, electrical, and
related hazards.
Select one:
• A. National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA)
• B. International Association of Fire Chiefs (IAFC)
• C. United State Forest Service (USFS)
• D. National Wildfire Coordinating Group (NWCG)
13. The is a pocket-sized book that outlines Incident response pocket
standards and reference information for wildland fire guide (IRPG)
incident response.
Select one:
• A. Firewise Ready, Set, GO
