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CPS Firefighter Test Observation and Memory Flashcards

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  1. When observing a fire scene during size-up, which detail is MOST important to note first?

    Answer: Location of hydrants and water sources

    Water supply locations are critical tactical information needed immediately upon arrival at a fire scene.

  2. A firefighter observes a building and notes: '3 floors, red brick exterior, 2 exits on the north side.' How many exits did the firefighter note?

    Answer: 2

    The firefighter specifically noted 2 exits on the north side of the building.

  3. During a size-up, a firefighter notices smoke coming from windows on the second and fourth floors. How many floors show visible smoke?

    Answer: 2

    Smoke was observed on two separate floors: the second floor and the fourth floor.

  4. A firefighter is told that Engine 3 responded to 5 calls on Monday, 3 on Tuesday, and 7 on Wednesday. What was the total number of calls?

    Answer: 15

    5 + 3 + 7 = 15 total calls across the three days.

  5. An incident report states: 'Dispatch received the call at 14:23. The first unit arrived at 14:31.' How many minutes elapsed between dispatch and arrival?

    Answer: 8

    14:31 minus 14:23 equals exactly 8 minutes of elapsed response time.

  6. A firefighter observes a hazmat placard on a truck displaying the number 1203. What does this number help identify?

    Answer: The specific hazardous material being transported

    UN/NA hazmat placard numbers are standardized identifiers for the specific hazardous material being transported.