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    Multiple Choice

    1. The ___________ is a welded structural steel pedestal plate that supports the turntable,
    outriggers, trailer, and gooseneck as one integral unit and transfers all of the aerial loads to the
    outriggers.
    A. torque box
    B. jacks
    C. trans axis
    D. interlock

    Answer: A
    NFPA 1002: 6.1.1(1), 6.1.1(2), 6.1.1(3), 6.1.1(4), 6.1.1(5), 6.1.1(6), 6.1.1(7), 6.1.1(A)
    Page: 482

    2. What can the driver/operator use as a reference point for apparatus placement so the ladder
    extends from that point to an exact location on the fire building?
    A. The tiller operator’s seat
    B. The dual axles
    C. The pump panel
    D. The stabilizers

    Answer: B
    NFPA 1002: 7.1, 7.2.2(A)
    Page: 482

    3. Which sets of wheels should be chocked on a tractor-trailer aerial apparatus?


    A. A set on the right side drive axle and a set on the right side tiller steering axle
    B. A set on the left side drive axle and a set on the left side tiller steering axle
    C. Both sides of the apparatus ahead and behind the front steering axle
    D. Both sides of the apparatus ahead and behind the drive axle

    Answer: C
    NFPA 1002: 7.1, 7.2.2(A)
    Page: 483

    4. _____________ are placed under the outriggers to provide a greater surface-to-ground contact
    for tiller apparatus stabilization.
    A. Locking plates
    B. Ground pans
    C. Stabilizing pans
    D. Stabilizing plates

    Answer: D
    NFPA 1002: 6.1.1(1), 6.1.1(2), 6.1.1(3), 6.1.1(4), 6.1.1(5), 6.1.1(6), 6.1.1(7), 6.1.1(A)
    Page: 483

    5. What is the last step in tiller apparatus stabilization that prevents potential collapse of the
    outrigger legs?
    A. Insert outrigger pin
    B. Engage hydraulic interlock
    C. Lock outrigger jacks
    D. Place outrigger pans

    Answer: A
    NFPA 1002: 6.1.1(1), 6.1.1(2), 6.1.1(3), 6.1.1(4), 6.1.1(5), 6.1.1(6), 6.1.1(7), 6.1.1(A)
    Page: 483

    6. What is the first step in deployment of the tiller apparatus aerial ladder?
    A. Engage the hydraulic unlock switch.
    B. Raise the ladder from the cradle so the ladder is angled.
    C. Rotate the aerial so the tip of the aerial is facing in the direction of the target building.
    D. Extend the aerial toward the target building.

    Answer: B
    NFPA 1002: 7.1, 7.2.2(A)
    Page: 483

    7. What is the second step in deployment of the tiller apparatus aerial ladder?
    A. Engage the hydraulic unlock switch.
    B. Raise the ladder from the cradle so the ladder is angled.
    C. Rotate the aerial so the tip of the aerial is facing in the direction of the target building.
    D. Extend the aerial toward the target building.

    Answer: C
    NFPA 1002: 7.1, 7.2.2(A)
    Page: 483
    8. What is the third step in deployment of the tiller apparatus aerial ladder?
    A. Engage the hydraulic unlock switch.
    B. Raise the ladder from the cradle so the ladder is angled.
    C. Rotate the aerial so the tip of the aerial is facing in the direction of the target building.
    D. Extend the aerial toward the target building.

    Answer: D
    NFPA 1002: 7.1, 7.2.2(A)
    Page: 483

    9. As a general rule, how many rungs of an aerial ladder should extend over the edge of the roof?
    A. None
    B. 1–2
    C. 3–6
    D. 5–8

    Answer: C
    NFPA 1002: 7.1, 7.2.2(A)
    Page: 484

    10. If a fire building is on a steep hill, the apparatus should be placed in a position so that the
    aerial ladder can be rotated at a ____-degree angle from the center line of the vehicle.
    A. 15
    B. 30
    C. 45
    D. 90

    Answer: C
    NFPA 1002: 7.2.1(A)
    Page: 485

    11. When can an aerial ladder be extended or retracted while fire fighters are climbing the
    ladder?
    A. During a lengthy climb up or down the ladder
    B. During a difficult rescue
    C. During an emergency removal from hazardous conditions
    D. Never

    Answer: D
    NFPA 1002: 7.1, 7.2.2(A)
    Page: 486

    12. When the aerial ladder is used as a ladder pipe, it should be set to an incline of __________
    degrees; at this angle, it will be in the most stable position to support the additional weight on the
    ladder.
    A. 50–55
    B. 60–65
    C. 70–75
    D. 80–85

    Answer: C
    NFPA 1002: 7.2.1(A)
    Page: 486

    13. When establishing a ladder pipe system on an aerial, where should the hoselines be placed on
    the ladder?
    A. On top of the rungs and down the middle of the bedded ladder
    B. On top of the rungs and down the side of the bedded ladder
    C. Under the rungs and down the middle of the bedded ladder
    D. Under the rungs and down the beam of the bedded ladder

    Answer: A
    NFPA 1002: 7.1, 7.2.2(A)
    Page: 488

    14. What system on older aerial apparatus is utilized to retract, rotate, and lower an aerial device
    in the event of engine failure?
    A. Emergency bypass unit
    B. Emergency power unit
    C. Hydraulic bypass unit
    D. Hydraulic override unit

    Answer: B
    NFPA 1002: 6.1.1(1), 6.1.1(2), 6.1.1(3), 6.1.1(4), 6.1.1(5), 6.1.1(6), 6.1.1(7), 6.1.1(A)
    Page: 488

    15. Once the emergency power unit is activated on older aerial apparatus, what is the maximum
    amount of time it should be operated before shutting it down to cool?
    A. 30 seconds
    B. 1 minute
    C. 2 minutes
    D. 3 minutes

    Answer: C
    NFPA 1002: 6.1.1(1), 6.1.1(2), 6.1.1(3), 6.1.1(4), 6.1.1(5), 6.1.1(6), 6.1.1(7), 6.1.1(A)
    Page: 489

    16. What is the final step when lowering an older aerial apparatus using the emergency power
    unit?
    A. Engage hold-down locks.
    B. Lock the rotation brake.
    C. Remove the hand crank.
    D. Return the controls to normal operating mode.

    Answer: D
    NFPA 1002: 6.1.1(1), 6.1.1(2), 6.1.1(3), 6.1.1(4), 6.1.1(5), 6.1.1(6), 6.1.1(7), 6.1.1(A)
    Page: 489

    17. What piece of fire service equipment can be used to aid victims in making the transition from
    a balcony to the aerial ladder?
    A. Roof ladder
    B. Harness
    C. Tripod
    D. Rope

    Answer: A
    NFPA 1002: 7.1, 7.2.2(A)
    Page: 490

    18. What can be used to make victim transition easier from a fire escape to an aerial ladder?
    A. Harness
    B. Fire escape stairwell
    C. Fire escape handrail
    D. Tripod

    Answer: B
    NFPA 1002: 7.1, 7.2.2(A)
    Page: 490

    19. Which NFPA standard identifies the standards and requirements for testing of aerial ladders?
    A. NFPA 1002
    B. NFPA 1561
    C. NFPA 1911
    D. NFPA 1921

    Answer: C
    NFPA 1002: 6.1.1(1), 6.1.1(2), 6.1.1(3), 6.1.1(4), 6.1.1(5), 6.1.1(6), 6.1.1(7), 6.1.1(A)
    Page: 491

    20. According to NFPA, how often are aerial ladders required to be inspected by a certified
    mechanical technician?
    A. Annually
    B. Every 3 years
    C. Every 5 years
    D. Every 7 years

    Answer: A
    NFPA 1002: 6.1.1(1), 6.1.1(2), 6.1.1(3), 6.1.1(4), 6.1.1(5), 6.1.1(6), 6.1.1(7), 6.1.1(A)
    Page: 491

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