1.
Ramp with a maximum slope of 1:10
A. 
Life Safety Code - Class A ramp
B. 
Life Safety Code - Class B ramp
C. 
2.
Ramp with a maximum slope of 1:8
A. 
Life Safety Code - Class B ramp
B. 
Life Safety Code - Class A ramp
C. 
3.
Total number of persons that may occupy a building or portion thereof at any one time
4.
Evacuation of an entire floor of a health care facility, as wells as zones on the floor above the fire floor
5.
Evacuation of an entire zone of a health care facility
6.
Driveways and entrances should facilitate easy access for the largest fire apparatus expected to respond to an occupancy.
7.
In some cases a fire inspector might be powerless to prevent the use of items that hinder firefighter's access to a structure's interior.
8.
The Standard Building Code specifies that a public way should have a width and height of at least 12 feet.
9.
In general, doors should open in the direction of travel away from the exit.
10.
Panic hardware is required for all exit doors.
11.
The NFPA Life Safety Code is the only model code that divides ramps into two classes.
12.
Exit access corridors have stricter requirements than exit passageways.
13.
In limited cases, the model building codes allow escalators to serve as part of a means of egress in existing buildings.
14.
Fire escape ladders and slides are allowed only when approved by the AHJ.
15.
Exit drills at educational facilities should emphasize discipline rather than speed.
16.
Fire evacuation plans at correctional facilities must provide a nonelectrical means for releasing prisoners from their cells.
17.
Inspection personnel may use hotel or motel employees as "fire wardens" to direct emergency evacuations.
18.
Because occupants in hotesl and motels are temporary, fire drills at these structures are futile.
19.
The Life Safe Code is _____
20.
When is access close to a building particularly important?
A. 
When the nearest hydrant is more than 100 yards from the building
B. 
When the building contains no hazardous materials
C. 
When aerial apparatus may be needed to ladder the building
21.
Why is it important to note when a driveway or parking lot will not support the weight of a fully loaded apparatus?
A. 
The apparatus will not be able to access the building
B. 
The owner can be ordered to replace the pavement
C. 
Drivers can take appropriate steps when positioning apparatus that require stabilizers
22.
How can personnel get a general idea of a driveway's construction if the owner does not know and construction plans are not available?
A. 
Inspect the entire surface
B. 
Consult codes current when the driveway was constructed
C. 
Observe the driveway's edge
23.
How should a jurisdiction deal with overhead obstructions?
A. 
Inform driver/operators of their locations
B. 
C. 
24.
Who ordinarily has the authority to enfore fire lane parking laws?
A. 
B. 
Property owners & fire marshals
C. 
25.
What should fire inspectors do when they find permanent changes in access to a structure's interior?
A. 
Notify appropriate police department personnel
B. 
Notify appropriate fire department personnel
C. 
Notify appropriate building department personnel