What is a Class 2 Hazard?
What is Gases?
What is the 8th standard firefighting order?
What is Give clear instructions be sure they are understood?
What is the name of this coupling? 
What is "Storz Coupling" or Storz Connection.
Non Threaded sexless coupling that interlocks with other connection.
What typical weather will we see with high pressure in the atmosphere?
clear skies, calm winds, and dry, stable weather.
What is the compression to ventilation ratio with 2 rescuers on children and infants?
What is 15:2 Ratio
What does this placard represent? and what is the guide page?

what is Oxidizers, Guide page 143
What IRPG page number and color can I find the Wild land Urban Interface (WUI) pages?
What is Page 11, Green pages
What type of ventilation is this?
What is Negative-Pressure Ventilation pg. 705-706
What size is a 10hr fuel?
100 Bonus Points if you can define what "timelag" in relation to fuel moisture is.
1/4" - 1"
Timelag is the time it takes for that fuel to reach equilibrium with its surrounding moisture
Where does blood go after it leaves the left ventricle?
What is the Aorta?
What is this Road Trailer? Guide Page?

MC338, TC338, SCT338, TC341,CGA341
Guide Page 117
(For refrigerated liquified gases cryogenic liquids)
What are the Red Pages?
Emergency Medical Care (Red)
What does the acronym S.L.I.C.E.- R.S. stand for?
What is
Size up
Locate Fire
Identify and control flow path
Cool from safe location
Extinguish the fire
Rescue
Salvage
- The first 5 should be done in sequence the other 2 can be done out of order
What does "Keep your Dime" mean?
What is keep 10' of spacing between you and the person infront of you while hiking/ working.
what does a sphygmonometer measure?
What is it measures blood pressure!
sfig·mow·muh·naa·muh·tr
(BP Cuff)
What year will the next updated ERG come out?
(Hint: 2024 is the current version)
What is 2028?
-The U.S. Department of Transportation's Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) revises and updates the ERG every four years.
Where can I find the Phonetic Alphabet in the IRPG
Pg 104 (White Pages)
Name the Classes of fire!
Class A - Ordinary solid combustible
Class B - Flammable or combustible liquid
Class C- Energized electrical
Class D- Combustible Metals
Class K- Combustible Cooking Oil
What are the 4 basic fuel types?
Grass, Shrub, Timber, Slash
what are three things to check if suspicious of a stroke?
Speech, facial droop, arm drift
What is the ID number, Guide page, and initial evacuation distance for a LARGE spill of Nitros Oxide?
What is ID #1070, guide page 122, downwind evacuation of at least 500 meters (1/3 mile)
According to the IRPG how much feet of 1.5" must a type 3 engine have? page number?
What is 1,000 ft
Explain the difference between Indirect Attack and Direct Attack in structural firefighting?
(Different than offensive/ defensive)
Direct attack - Firefighter delivers water directly onto the base of a fire using solid or strait stream.
Indirect Attack - Firefighters apply water to the "hot gases" created by combustion to cool them by using strait stream and sweeping the walls and ceiling with water.
the Intention of Indirect is to create stream as well as cool the environment. The water steam can actually cool the burning material for a short period of time. ("Feel The Squeeze")
pg. 542 JBL 5th
What is this device called? and what is the part with the wick called?
What is a Sling Psychrometer & Wet Bulb

Someone found in this position is said to be in what anatomical position?
What is Fowlers?
What is Guide page 124? What are the health hazards?
What is Gases - toxic and/ or corrosive - oxidizing
Toxic; may be fatal if inhaled or absorbed through skin. Fire will produce irritating, corrosive and or toxic gases...etc
How big of a perimeter (Safety Circle) must there be for a fixed type one helispot?
also how big must the touchdown pad be?
50 Bonus Points - if you can tell me what TYPE of helicopter a S-70I Firehawk is?
What is - 110 foot safety circle.
30' x 30' touchdown pad
Bonus Points - Type 1
What is the critical temperature for flashover to occur?
Also Explain what flashover is.
What is 1000 degrees pg. 179
Flashover is the rapid transition from a fire that is growing by igniting one type of fuel, to where all of the exposed surfaces have ignited. it is the transition from growth stage to fully developed.
What are the bold lines on a topo map called? Also what are the thiner less bold lines called?
What is Index Contour (Usually appears every 5th line)
What is Contour Lines
During Cardiac Arrest what is the rate of breathing a rescuer should give with an IGel in place?
What is 1 breath every 6-7 seconds (10 breaths per Minute)