48 practice questions on affiliated and spontaneous volunteers, the coordinator's job, the seven-step volunteer program, working with NGOs and Citizen Corps, and running a Volunteer Reception Center. We wrote every one from FEMA's own IS-244.b course text, so you learn the material instead of memorizing an answer list. Practice tests are 25 questions at FEMA's 75% pass mark.
The real test: 25 questions. 19 right (76%) passes.
Here: 48 questions. Our own practice questions, written from the text of FEMA's free IS-244.b course (Developing and Managing Volunteers), a U.S. government work. Not FEMA's exam questions. Free.
Start studying, freeOpens the IS-244.b Developing and Managing Volunteers study guide. No sign-up, nothing to install.| Topic | In the guide |
|---|---|
| Volunteers and how to use them | 9 |
| The Volunteer Program Coordinator | 6 |
| Building the program | 16 |
| NGOs and the private sector | 7 |
| Spontaneous volunteers and the VRC | 10 |
Under federal law and regulations, what makes someone a volunteer?
C. They perform services without promise, expectation, or receipt of pay
Who has primary responsibility, with VOADs, for plans to manage volunteers and donated goods?
D. State, tribal, and local governments
How many steps are in the course's model for developing a volunteer program?
D. Seven
Who has the final say on whether and how volunteers will be engaged?
B. The emergency planning/management team
What happens if no one plans for spontaneous volunteers?
A. They will not be engaged well, and the situation can get out of control
What is an affiliated volunteer?
B. Someone attached to a recognized voluntary organization and trained for specific disaster work
If using volunteers affects union (bargaining-unit) employees, what should happen with the volunteer policy?
A. It should be developed with and reviewed by the bargaining units
What is the first step in developing a volunteer program?
A. Analyze agency and program needs
What is a clear advantage of collaborating with outside organizations?
D. Eliminating duplication of services
What does the course say about terminology for spontaneous volunteers?
A. Pick one term and stick with it