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FireTEAM Written Expression Flashcards

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  1. Which sentence is written most clearly for a fire incident report?

    Answer: Firefighter Jones located the victim in the second-floor hallway.

    The first option uses active voice with a clear subject acting directly, making it the most concise and readable.

  2. Which word correctly completes this report sentence: 'The crew _____ the hose line to the second floor before the fire was controlled.'

    Answer: advanced

    'Advanced' is the correct simple past tense form needed to describe this completed action.

  3. Which phrase is most appropriate for formal fire report writing?

    Answer: At approximately 0300 hours

    Formal fire reports use 24-hour military time and precise language such as 'approximately 0300 hours.'

  4. A firefighter writes: 'Me and my partner entered the structure.' What is the grammatical error?

    Answer: 'Me' should be 'I' (written as 'My partner and I')

    'I' is the subject pronoun; 'me' is an object pronoun and should not be used as part of a subject.

  5. Which sentence uses correct punctuation when joining two independent clauses?

    Answer: Engine 5 arrived at 14:32, and crews began an interior attack.

    A comma before a coordinating conjunction (and) is required when joining two independent clauses.

  6. What does the abbreviation 'EMS' stand for in fire department reports?

    Answer: Emergency Medical Services

    EMS stands for Emergency Medical Services, the branch of emergency response that provides pre-hospital medical care.

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