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Wildland Firefighter Final Exam (100 Questions) With Verified Solution

Firefighters Handbook on Wildland Firefighting Exam Questions And Answers 2024

Wildland Firefighting S-130, S-190, And L-180: Q&A

Wildland firefighting S-190 Test Questions And Revised Correct Answers Origin - ANSWER : Where the fire started and or where it's going. Head - ANSWER : Greatest rate of spread. Moves intensely. May have more than one head. Fingers - ANSWER : Long narrow strips of fire that break off of the main fire. Caused by mixed fuels, natural features dividing the fire. Pocket - ANSWER : Unaffected area between the main fire and finger. Perimeter - ANSWER : Outer boundary of burning or b...

Wildland Firefighting Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers 2024

The Black - correct answerArea already burned by a wildland fire. Also called Burn. Rate of Speed (ROS) - correct answerFire spread is simply the movement of the fire. 1 ft. (0.3 m)/minute = 1 chain/hour 10 ft. (3 m)/minute = 10 chains/hour Chain - correct answerA surveying term and equals 66 ft. Mop-Up - correct answerExtinguishing or removing burning material near control lines, felling snags, and trenching logs to prevent rolling after an area has burned, to make a fire safe, or to...

The range of ignition temperatures of wood is between ____and ____degrees Fahrenheit Correct Answer 400 & 700 Normally the woody fuel of the wildland will burst into flame at approx. ____ degrees ( assuming sufficient 02 is present) Correct Answer 540 The highest temperature that the sun could be expected to develop on a wind sheltered surface is ____ or ____ degrees Correct Answer 150, 160 Fire will burn as fiercely in darkness as it did in the daytime as a result of ____ Correct Answe...

WILDLAND FIREFIGHTING EXAM WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS 2024

Origin - correct answer-Where the fire started and or where it's going. Head - correct answer-Greatest rate of spread. Moves intensely. May have more than one head. Fingers - correct answer-Long narrow strips of fire that break off of the main fire. Caused by mixed fuels, natural features dividing the fire. Pocket - correct answer-Unaffected area between the main fire and finger. Perimeter - correct answer-Outer boundary of burning or burnt area. Rear/ heel - correct answer-Oppos...

Origin -Where the fire started and or where it's going. Head - Greatest rate of spread. Moves intensely. May have more than one head. Fingers - Long narrow strips of fire that break off of the main fire. Caused by mixed fuels, natural features dividing the fire. Pocket - Unaffected area between the main fire and finger. Perimeter -Outer boundary of burning or burnt area. Rear/ heel - Opposite to the head of the fire. Close to the point of origin. Flanks -Sides of a wildland fire. May cha...