MOBILE WATER SUPPLY EXAM ACTUAL 2025/2026 QUESTIONS AND 100% CORRECT ANSWERS

MOBILE WATER SUPPLY EXAM ACTUAL 2025/2026 QUESTIONS AND 100% CORRECT ANSWERS During an MWS apparatus inspection, the lowest acceptable fuel gauge reading is: A. full B. at least 2/3 full C. at least 1/2 full D. at least 3/4 full - Answer -D. at least 3/4 full Most jurisdictions prefer to draft from a static water source during service testing because it: A. is a true test of the pumps ability B. is easier than connecting to a fire hydrant C. offers more privacy and make it easier to concentrate D. is more convenient and saves time - Answer -A. is a true test of the pumps abilityIt is recommended that fuel, oil, and mileage records be updated: A. every 30 days B. every 3000 miles C. as determined by the jurisdiction D. every 3 months - Answer -C. as determined by the jurisdiction Traveling at high speeds on a curvy road may cause an MWS apparatus to: A. kick up rocks onto the car behind it B. shake violently and make the driver nauseous C. require a shorter stopping distance D. leave the road surface and roll over - Answer -D. leave the road surface and roll over Identify FOUR of the steps for completing a left turn with an MWS apparatus on a four-lane highway. A. sound the apparatus horn to signal turn B. check to see if the side street or road is clear C. Safely make the left turn D. Check for oncoming trafficE. Check traffic in the right lane prior to turning F. Activate the left turn signal - Answer -B. check to see if the side street or road is clear C. Safely make the left turn D. check for oncoming traffic F. activate the left turn signal When driving an MWS apparatus you should use a spotter under all of the following conditions EXCEPT: A. backing around an obstacle B. backing into the fire house C. traveling forward on straight roads D. turning an apparatus 180 - Answer -C. traveling forward on straight roads If you are driving an MWS apparatus that is longer than you are familiar with, make sure you: A. speed up as you go around curves to compensate for the difference B. maintain a distance of at least 10 feet from the vehicle in front of you C. are more cautious when judging clearance so you don't run up on curbs and corners