Which of the following is NOT a method of aggressive interior attack?

Passive attack is not considered a method of aggressive interior attack because it typically involves a more defensive strategy rather than an offensive one aimed at actively combating the fire. In aggressive interior attack methods, firefighters engage directly with the fire in order to extinguish it quickly and effectively, prioritizing the safety of occupants and minimizing property damage.

Direct attack involves applying water directly onto the fire, while modified direct attack uses a combination of both direct and indirect methods to manage the fire. Indirect attack focuses on creating conditions that allow firefighters to control the fire from a distance before making their way closer for a direct engagement. All three aggressive methods share a common goal of directly confronting the fire and making progress in suppressing it.

On the other hand, a passive attack is characterized by a focus on preventing the spread of fire or protecting exposures without directly engaging the fire, which distinguishes it from the more proactive strategies employed in aggressive attacks.