chapter 8 Flashcards
What is the fastest means of forcing multiple locks?
With power tools
Which of the following options is NOT available when
dealing with a multilock door?
Remove the hinges
Which type of lock is identified by a rectangular steel
plate in the center of the door?
Fox
How far above the lock should the fork end of a forcible
entry tool be placed when forcing an inward-opening door?
6 inches
How thick are the bows of casehardened steel on
high-security padlocks?
3/8-inch
How can the high-security padlock be forced without using
cutters?
Force the bow apart
What does conventional forcible entry rely upon?
Force to bend or snap the lock assembly
What should be done when the spring-loaded plate closes
the slot in a rim lock?
Push it out with a tool
Where will the cylinder do its work be between when the
keyway is at the 6 o’clock position?
5 o’clock and 7 o’clock
Which door should be used to increase the chances that
will put the firefighter into the occupant’s exit path?
One the occupants most often use
Which type of lock is found only on inward-opening doors
and consists of a permanently mounted boxlike mechanism on
the edge of the door with four wood screws?
Police lock
When did Americans begin to be more security conscious?
1950’s
Which tool is the most effective when removing the lock
cylinder?
K tool
Which of the following is a contraindication to using
through the lock forcible entry?
Heavy fire
What is rule number 1 when performing forcible entry?
Try before you pry
What height is used as the cut off for usage of a torch to
force the locks?
Shoulder
What should be the overriding concern when performing
forcible entry?
Need for speed
Which is the easiest type of lock to conquer?
Rim
Which cut is preferred when dealing with a recessed gate?
3-cut
How far is the fork end of the tool driven past the end of
the door before it can be pushed open with inward-opening
doors?
1 to 2 inches