| Exam ID: FM |
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- 60 multiple-choice questions
- 2-hour limit
- Open book
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| Prerequisites: |
- Fire Inspector I
- Fire Inspector II
- Fire Plans Examiner, equivalent to NFPA 1031 Fire
Plans I and Fire Plans II
- Certified Building Official—Technology module
- Certified Building Official—Legal and management
module
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| Sample Examination Questions: The
sample questions are provided to give you an idea of the
style and format of examination questions. The questions
are not intended to represent content, references or questions
that will be on the examination. They are not intended
nor should they be referenced/used as a study tool for
the examination. |
| 1. |
When evaluating a fire scene, upon approach
all of the following should be noted, except: Click for Answer
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familiar faces. |
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fire size and location. |
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C. |
tools in unusual areas. |
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D. |
available fire equipment. |
| 2. |
Which of the following would be the best
example of a "material first ignited"? Click for Answer
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A. |
A match |
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B. |
A candle |
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C. |
A curtain |
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D. |
An electrical outlet |
| 3. |
When planning an educational program, the
best source for data would be _____ data. Click for Answer
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state |
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B. |
local |
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C. |
media |
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D. |
national |
| 4. |
Which of the following is considered an
alternative message to reach the public with fire safety
information? Click for Answer
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A radio campaign |
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B. |
A newspaper article |
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C. |
A television interview |
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D. |
Signs placed in front of fire stations around
the community |
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