Truck Book 2 Forcible Entry

Question 1

Forcible entry is a form of __________. (pg. 4)

Answer 1

Ventilation

Question 2

The priority for forcible entry on an incident is broken up into what two modes? (pg. 5)

Answer 2

‘Delayed’ & ‘Immediate’

Question 3

The type of hardware that requires an occupant to push a plate or bar to release the door lock is called __________. (pg. 8)

Answer 3

Panic Hardware

Question 4

The sliding latch or deadbolt locking mechanism moves in a _____ to _____ o’clock motion. (pg. 16)

Answer 4

5 to 7 o’clock

Question 5

A ________ _________ ________ _________ is used the same as the
Halligan bar but is more effective. (pg. 29)

Answer 5

Duck Billed Lock Breaker

Question 6

What are the four different types of glass? (pg. 33)

Answer 6

Plate, Tempered (safety glass), Laminated, and Thermoplastic (Lexan or Plexiglass)

Question 7

This type of window is encased in metal framing, and is
opened by manually operating a hand crank. (pg. 36)

Answer 7

Casement Windows

Question 8

An _______ _______ is a cut that is started at the center of a roll-down door. (pg. 52)

Answer 8

Inverted ‘V’

Question 9

The most secure method for securing a roll up garage door is by…(pg. 50)

Answer 9

Bending the tracks

Question 10

What is the optimal tool of choice for forcing a commercial ‘double-door’? (pg. 43)

Answer 10

Circular Saw

Question 11

What type blade is used to cut the hinges off of an outward swinging door? (pg. 45)

Answer 11

Metal Composite

Question 12

The presence of what physical feature indicates a drop bar being present? (pg. 47)

Answer 12

Bolt Heads

Question 13

Regardless of the building type, the presence of drop bars/static bars should be noted where? (pg. 48)

Answer 13

(LOI) Location of Interest, within the CAD

Question 14

When screen/storm doors are present, they must be removed completely from the doorway, true or false? (pg. 56)

Answer 14

True

Question 15

What is the first rule of forcible entry? ( pg. 3)

Answer 15

Try Before You Pry

Question 16

Forcible Entry is a form of ventilation, true or false? (pg. 5)

Answer 16

True

Question 17

In multiple dwellings, public or common area exit doors swing _______. ( pg. 6)

Answer 17

Outward

Question 18

Is a ‘Rim Lock’ a primary or auxiliary locking feature? (pg. 10)

Answer 18

Auxiliary

Question 19

A mortise lock requires the locking cylinder to be mounted to the door with screws, true or false? (pg. 14)

Answer 19

False

Question 20

Of the five steps within conventional forcible entry, what is the second step? (pg. 21)

Answer 20

Gap

Question 21

Forcible Entry is a type of_________?

Answer 21

Ventilation (pg 4 FE)

Question 22

The __________ method is a means of gaining entry by attacking the locking device with little or no damage to the door.

Answer 22

Thru- the – lock (pg 8 FE)

Question 23

The first thing to do before pulling a mortise lock cylinder is to ___________?

Answer 23

Note the position of the key plug as it relates to a clock face. (pg 15 FE)

Question 24

The conventional forcible entry process is divided into a five-step process which is?

Answer 24

Shock, Gap, Set, Force, Control (pg 21 FE)

Question 25

The Hydra- Ram will exert __________ of force.

Answer 25

10,000 lbs. (pg 27 FE)

Question 26

A hydraulic forcible entry tool low on hydraulic fluid can lose as much as ______ of power.

Answer 26

One ton or more (pg 28 FE)

Question 27

In casement windows, the only way to ________ is to completely remove these windows with a power saw.

Answer 27

Ensure Egress (Pg 36 FE)

Question 28

Regardless of the type, presence of a static bar on a residential structure should be_____.

Answer 28

Noted in location of interest information on the CAD. (pg 48 FE)

Question 29

The primary method of securing an overhead door is to_______?

Answer 29

Bend the tracks (pg 50 FE)