Evolving Fireground Ch1 Flashcards

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1.) _____ is the study of how fire, starts, spreads, and develops

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a. Fire Dynamics

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2.) ______ is exactly what it sounds like the way that fire reacts and behaves to its environments

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a. Fire Behavior

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3.) The upper explosive limit (UEL) can be described as the;

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a. Rich

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4.) The lower explosive limit can be described as the:

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a. Lean

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5
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5.) Legacy fire development is related to-

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a. Fuel limited fires

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6
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6.) Modern fire development relates to –

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a. Ventilation limited fires

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7.) Dated definitions of backdraft describes it as an event that only occurs at temps of ____ or higher

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a. 1600

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8
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8.) A backdraft most commonly occurs in _____, ______, or any other void space

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a. Attic spaces, Knee walls

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9
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9.) Updated definition of backdraft can be found in NFPA _____

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a. 921

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10
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10.) Interrupting a flow path involves tactics that are ______ and sometimes _______

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a. Innovative, counterintuitive

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11.) With todays structure fires time between tactical ventilation and flashover could be as little as ___ minutes, compared to ___ minutes in a traditional fire

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a. 2, 8

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12.) Smoke ____, _____, ____, and _____ are essential components to understanding fire behavior.

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a. Volume, velocity, density, color

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