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CAL FIRE BASIC FINAL | Questions with 100% Correct Answers | Verified | Latest Update 2024
What is jurisdiction is California primarily under? - Federal What is the minimum diameter hose size for wildland, WUI, and vehicle fires? - 1 1/2 inch What is the minimum diameter hose size for structure fires? - 1 3/4 inch What does the first S in S-FACTS stand for? - Survival What does the F in S-FACTS stand for? - Fire environment What does the A in S-FACTS stand for? - Access What does the C in S-FACTS stand for? - Construction/ Clearance What does the T in S-FACTS stand for? - Time ...
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What is jurisdiction is California primarily under? - Federal What is the minimum diameter hose size for wildland, WUI, and vehicle fires? - 1 1/2 inch What is the minimum diameter hose size for structure fires? - 1 3/4 inch What does the first S in S-FACTS stand for? - Survival What does the F in S-FACTS stand for? - Fire environment What does the A in S-FACTS stand for? - Access What does the C in S-FACTS stand for? - Construction/ Clearance What does the T in S-FACTS stand for? - Time ...
Textiles Exam Review | Questions with 100% Correct Answers | Verified | Latest Update 2024
What is the process for making cotton material? - 1. Cotten Harvesting: The process starts with the cotton balls being plucked after 5 months of growing. 2. Ginning and Cleaning: With ginning the seeds are separated from the cotton fibres. The cotton is then cleaned and made ready for making into yarn. 3. Carding: During carding the fibres are aligned and further separated, carding is used to remove any tangles left in the fibres. 4. Spinning: Spinning is when the cotton strands are mad...
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What is the process for making cotton material? - 1. Cotten Harvesting: The process starts with the cotton balls being plucked after 5 months of growing. 2. Ginning and Cleaning: With ginning the seeds are separated from the cotton fibres. The cotton is then cleaned and made ready for making into yarn. 3. Carding: During carding the fibres are aligned and further separated, carding is used to remove any tangles left in the fibres. 4. Spinning: Spinning is when the cotton strands are mad...