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CritiCall Practice Test 116: Scene Narrative | Typing Galaxy

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CritiCall practice test 116

Scene Narrative · 184 words · 4 min · English · backspace allowed · target 40 WPM

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Practice test modeled on the CritiCall 911 Dispatcher Typing Test format. Not affiliated with Biddle Consulting (agency cutoffs). Keyboarding module scored in net WPM plus data-entry modules; typical minimum 35 WPM, many agencies 40 to 45 WPM.

4:000wpm100%0/184

Theincidentdescriptionshouldexplainwhatishappeningatthesceneindirectlanguagethatcanbeunderstoodbyrespondersofdifferentranksandspecialties.Ausefuldescriptionidentifiesthetypeofevent,thevisibleconditions,andtheimmediaterisks.Forexample,areportmaynoteasmallbrushfirenearafence,aloudargumentoutsideastore,orafallfromaladderinabackyard.Ifthesituationinvolvesseveralpeople,thedescriptionshouldindicatewhetheranyoneistrapped,unconscious,orunabletomove.Itisalsoimportanttodistinguishconfirmedfactsfromestimatesorcalleropinions.Awitnessmayguessatthecauseofacrash,butthedispatchershouldrecordtheobserveddamageandthenumberofvehiclesuntilmoreinformationisverified.Incidentdescriptionsoftenchangequickly,especiallyduringstorms,crowds,ortrafficaccidents.Therefore,theymustberewrittenastheeventdevelops.Short,factualsentencesarepreferredbecausetheycanbereadrapidly

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