FEMA Test Answers
A. True B. False
A. Monitor B. Support C. Analyze and Validate D. None of the above
A. A comprehensive, national approach that provides the template for incident management B. A comprehensive, national, all-hazards approach to domestic incidents C. The provision of life-sustaining services in a safe, sanitary, and secure environment for survivors who have been affected by disasters and people who evacuate before a disaster strikes D. A representation of the fundamental process used to support MC/EA activities
A. Nonprofit sector organizations, such as voluntary organizations, faith-based organizations, and professional associations B. Private sector organizations, such as chambers of commerce, businesses, and other for-profit organizations C. Members of the public sector, including individuals with specific skills, spontaneous volunteers, and community members D. All of the above are examples of community resources that could be available to support disaster activities
A. Sheltering B. Support of People with Disabilities and Other Access and Functional Needs C. Feeding D. Mass Evacuation Support
A. Guide local, State, and Federal entities, enabling partners to prepare for and respond under a unified command structure B. Provide context for how the whole community works together and how response efforts relate to other parts of national preparedness C. Reinforce a comprehensive, national, all-hazards approach to domestic incidents D. Explain why members of the community should not interere in MC/EA activities
A. A means by which residents, emergency management practitioners, organizational and community leaders, and government officials can collectively understand and assess the needs of their respective communities and determine the best ways to organize and strengthen their assets, capacities, and interest B. The provision of food, snacks, and hydration to the affected population and emergency workers C. A comprehensive, national approach that provides the template for incident management D. The provision of life-sustaining services in a safe, sanitary, and secure environment for survivors who have been affected by disasters and people who evacuate before a disaster strikes
A. Feeding B. Support of People with Disabilities and Other Access and Functional Needs C. Mass Evacuation Support D. Household Pet and Service Animal Support
A. MC/EA assistance is extremely expensive and therefore must only be provided to a small percentage of the community. B. All MC/EA activities must be performed separately. C. For a successful response, MC/EA activities should be conducted as an interdependent process instead of in isolation. D. Those affected by disaster must have their needs addressed individually.
A. National Mass Evacuation Tracking System (NMETS) can be used to help support several MC/EA activities, including Mass Evacuation Support, Reunification Services, Household Pet and Service Animal Support, and Support of People with Disabilities and other Access and Functional Needs. B. The Safe and Well application allows people affected by a disaster to list themselves as “safe and well”. C. Individuals who access NEFRLS to report, register as, or search for a displaced child age 21 or younger are directed to National Emergency Child Locator Center (NECLC). D. The National Emergency Family Registry and Locator System (NEFRLS) allows family members to call a toll-free number to search for displaced loved ones.
A. The Framework established ESF #6 Annex, which is the primary source of direction and information for the MC/EA activities. B. The Framework was overturned in 1998 and has been completely replaced with new guidance. C. The Framework requires an annual vote of activities that will be included in MC/EA. D. The Framework specifically states that MC/EA support is not permitted for animals.
A. Reunification services B. Retrieval of personal belongings C. Distribution of emergency supplies D. Feeding
A. FEMA works separately from the states to ensure MC/EA activites are provided in a timely fashion. B. Sheltering support will involve coordination with other MC/EA activities such as feeding, support of people with disabilities and other access and functional needs, and household pet and service animal support. C. The American Red Cross has an online application that allows people affected by a disaster to list themselves as “safe and well.” D. Feeding support involves the provision of food, snacks, and hydration to the affected population.
A. It defines the amount of financial assistance that each segment of the community will receive for MC/EA activities B. It outlines the various levels of authority within a community C. It provides a systematic approach within which MC/EA activities are delivered D. It prohibits individual members of the community from interfering in MC/EA activities
A. The MC/EA sequence of support does not apply in this situation. B. Resource support and technical assistance should be provided, and the initial requests for support should be tracked to ensure that they are being fulfilled. C. The decision should be made, in coordination with MC/EA stakeholders, as to whether the MC/EA sequence of support should continue. D. Information and data should be analyzed and validated to ensure accuracy. Changes in MC/EA resource needs should be anticipated and options should be considered. MC/EA support requests should then be prioritized and appropriate actions should be recommended.