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Quiz #8

1. Before beginning any forcible entry, which simple rule should fire fighters keep in mind? A. Doors are replaceable; lives are not. B. Without a hose, the fire grows. C. Try before you pry. D. Get low before you go.

2. Which is one of the functional categories of forcible entry tools? A. Lever B. Striking C. Nondestructive D. Piercing

3. Which tool combines an adze, a pick, and a fork? A. Halligan tool B. Pick-head axe C. Ram bar D. Clemens

4. Which tool is a small hydraulic spreader operated by a hand-powered pump? A. K tool B. Power bar C. Rabbit tool D. Ram bar

5. Which method should be considered first when forcing an outward-swinging door? A. Driving the cylinder through the door B. Cutting the bolt with a rotary saw C. Removing the hinge pins D. Using the irons to pry it open

6. When carrying long tools, it is important to: A. be aware of overhead wires. B. keep the sharp end close to your body. C. lift with your back. D. walk with your head down to look for trip hazards.

7. Which tool is part of the “irons”? A. Mallet B. Pick head axe C. Pry-bar D. Flat-head axe

8. What is the term for a small opening that allows better tool access in forcible entry? A. Toe hold B. Anchor point C. Purchase point D. Bite

9. Which tool is designed for both cutting and prying? A. Bam-bam B. Ram bar C. Halligan D. Pry axe

10. To force an inward-opening door, which part of the Halligan bar is inserted between the door and the jamb? A. Fork B. Adze C. Blade D. Pick

11. What must be done prior to making forcible entry into a fire building? A. Ventilation must be established B. Utilities must be controlled C. The fire attack team must be ready D. An “all clear” must be declared

12. Where are the hinges placed on a casement window? A. Side B. Top C. Bottom D. Middle

13. What is the minimum acceptable level of protective equipment when conducting forcible entry during fire suppression operations? A. Helmet and eye protection B. Gloves and eye protection C. Full structural firefighting PPE D. Helmet, coat, and gloves

14. Which type of door is typically used for residential entrance doors? A. Solid-core B. Glass C. Ledge D. Hollow-core

15. Where should a fire fighter stand when breaking windows? A. Windward side of the window with the hands below the breaking point B. Windward side of the window with the hands above the breaking point C. Leeward side of the window with the hands below the breaking point D. Leeward side of the window with the hands above the breaking point

16. Which type of glass is normally used in automobile windshields? A. Annealed B. Reinforced C. Laminated D. Tempered

17. Which type of glass is normally used in automobile side and rear windows? A. Annealed B. Polycarbonate C. Laminated D. Tempered

18. Breaching of which type of wall is most likely to result in structural collapse? A. Partition B. Facade C. Nonbearing D. Load-bearing

19. When forcible entry is used, what should fire fighters do after operations are completed? A. Place barricade tape across the unsecured opening B. Take steps to secure the building C. Install a replacement door or window D. Completely remove all damaged components

20. Which action should fire fighters perform first before forcing a door? A. Gap the door B. Check for the presence of a dead-bolt C. Sound the surrounding wall D. Look for a window in or adjacent to the door

21. Which statement about outward-opening doors is correct? A. These doors are typically found on residential structures. B. These doors can be identified by their exposed stiles. C. These doors are designed to facilitate exit. D. The hinges of these doors are located inside the building.

22. Which type of lock is surface-mounted on the interior of the door frame? A. Mortise B. Cam C. Cylindrical D. Rim

23. Which is the correct way to force a single- or double-hung window? A. Insert a prying tool near the lock and pull outward and to the side B. Pry on the centre of the upper sash C. Pry upward on the centre of the bottom sash D. Pry the lip of the frame outward so the outermost sash can be removed

24. The amount of cutting force applied with a bolt cutter is directly proportional to the: A. weight of the handle. B. thickness of the jaws. C. length of the handle. D. length of the jaws.

25. Which kind of steel has been specially treated to resist cutting by normal means? A. Case-hardened B. Alloy C. Tempered D. Ductile...