Atomic Theory Chem (DH) Practice Test

What is the primary difference between a FIRM and a FIS?

A FIRM is an insurance manual, while a FIS is a mapping tool A FIRM provides map visuals of flood hazards, whereas a FIS is the narrative report of the community's flood hazards A FIRM is used by local inspectors, whereas a FIS is only used by FEMA There is no difference; they are interchangeable terms

Correct Answer:

A FIRM provides map visuals of flood hazards, whereas a FIS is the narrative report of the community's flood hazards

Explanation:

FIRM (Flood Insurance Rate Map) is the visual map, while FIS (Flood Insurance Study) is the narrative report detailing the study methodology, flood profiles, and data.

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