1. Spot fires are caused by:
2. Highest intensity levels and most rapid spread rates are indication of flank fire.
3. What two methods are used to apply water to a fire edge?
4. The safety of ground crews can be compromised if flame lengths are over 4.5 m on the surface.
5. Intensity levels are an indication of the degree of heat on a given piece of ground.
6. The concept of Initial Attack is to
7. A charged hose (filled with water) line cannot be damaged
8. Mop up methods are
9. Mop up procedures are complete when smoke is no longer visible
10. Only the Incident Commander can declare the fire officially out a) True b) False