Which of the following is NOT listed as a wildland fire part?

• A. Cobweb
• B. Fingers
• C. Spot fire
• D. Green

Answer: (A)

In wildfire terminology, parts of a fire describe distinct features or behaviors of the fire front. Fingers are the narrow, arm-like extensions of the flame that stretch out along fuels, showing how the fire can spread in branches. A spot fire is a separate flame that starts ahead of the main fire due to embers being carried by the wind. Green refers to unburned or still-vegetated fuel nearby that can influence how the fire continues to spread. Cobweb isn’t a term used to describe a part of a wildland fire in these materials, so it isn’t listed as a wildland fire part. That’s why cobweb is the correct choice for not being listed.