| No. | Item | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | access | a way to reach a place |
| 2. | alarm | signal of danger or emergency |
| 3. | alert | warning of possible danger |
| 4. | antenna | device for sending or receiving signals |
| 5. | ash | powder left after burning |
| 6. | axe | tool for chopping wood |
| 7. | backfire | a controlled fire set strategically |
| 8. | bearing | direction relative to north |
| 9. | binoculars | optical device for distant viewing |
| 10. | blaze | a large strong fire |
| 11. | bonfire | a large open outdoor fire |
| 12. | brushfire | a fire in brush or scrub |
| 13. | burnover | fire passing over a location |
| 14. | campfire | an outdoor fire for warmth |
| 15. | canopy | the upper layer of forest |
| 16. | char | blackened partly burned material |
| 17. | cinder | a partly burned fragment |
| 18. | column | rising vertical smoke plume |
| 19. | compass | instrument showing direction |
| 20. | containment | keeping a fire within lines |
| 21. | creep | spread slowly along ground |
| 22. | danger | possibility of harm |
| 23. | daybreak | the beginning of daylight |
| 24. | dispatch | send responders to a scene |
| 25. | downdraft | descending current of air |
| 26. | drainage | channel where water flows |
| 27. | drought | long period of little rain |
| 28. | duff | decaying forest litter layer |
| 29. | ember | a small glowing piece of fuel |
| 30. | emergency | serious unexpected dangerous situation |
| 31. | evacuate | leave a dangerous area |
| 32. | extinguish | put out a fire |
| 33. | fire | combustion producing heat and light |
| 34. | fireline | cleared strip stopping fire spread |
| 35. | flame | the glowing burning part of fire |
| 36. | flare-up | a sudden burst of fire |
| 37. | fog | cloud near the ground |
| 38. | forecast | prediction of future weather |
| 39. | fuel | material that burns |
| 40. | gloves | hand coverings for protection |
| 41. | glow | steady light from burning |
| 42. | goggles | protective eyewear |
| 43. | grassfire | a fire spreading through grass |
| 44. | gulch | a narrow steep-sided ravine |
| 45. | gust | a sudden strong wind |
| 46. | hazard | something that can cause harm |
| 47. | haze | light smoke reducing clarity |
| 48. | headlamp | lamp worn on the head |
| 49. | heat | high temperature energy |
| 50. | hotspot | a hidden area still burning |
| 51. | humidity | amount of moisture in air |
| 52. | ignite | catch fire |
| 53. | incident | an event requiring response |
| 54. | kindling | small material used to start fires |
| 55. | lake | a large inland body of water |
| 56. | lightning | electrical flash in the sky |
| 57. | logbook | book of recorded observations |
| 58. | lookout | person or place for watching |
| 59. | map | drawing showing an area |
| 60. | mask | covering worn over nose and mouth |
| 61. | meadow | open grass-covered field |
| 62. | mop-up | final extinguishing after containment |
| 63. | nightfall | the onset of darkness |
| 64. | notebook | book for writing notes |
| 65. | patrol | watching an area for danger |
| 66. | peat | partly decayed organic ground material |
| 67. | plume | a visible stream of smoke |
| 68. | pond | a small still body of water |
| 69. | pulaski | firefighting tool with axe and hoe |
| 70. | radio | wireless communication device |
| 71. | rekindle | start burning again |
| 72. | report | give information about something |
| 73. | ridge | a long narrow hilltop |
| 74. | risk | chance of danger or loss |
| 75. | river | a large natural watercourse |
| 76. | road | a route for travel |
| 77. | run | rapid fire spread |
| 78. | smoke | visible airborne particles from fire |
| 79. | smolder | burn slowly with little flame |
| 80. | snag | a standing dead tree |
| 81. | soot | fine black carbon particles |
| 82. | spark | a tiny fiery particle |
| 83. | spot fire | new fire started by embers |
| 84. | spread | move outward over an area |
| 85. | suppression | actions to control a fire |
| 86. | temperature | degree of heat or cold |
| 87. | threat | something likely to cause harm |
| 88. | thunderstorm | storm with thunder and lightning |
| 89. | timber | standing or felled trees |
| 90. | trail | a path through wild land |
| 91. | underbrush | low dense vegetation beneath trees |
| 92. | updraft | rising current of air |
| 93. | valley | low land between hills |
| 94. | visibility | how far one can see |
| 95. | warning | notice of possible harm |
| 96. | watchtower | tower used to spot fires |
| 97. | water | clear liquid used to extinguish fires |
| 98. | weather | atmospheric conditions at a time |
| 99. | wildfire | an uncontrolled fire in vegetation |
| 100. | wind | moving air |