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A full evacuation of a building should be ordered upon receipt of a bomb threat when:

A.
There is a reasonable suspicion that a bomb is present.
A.
There is a reasonable suspicion that a bomb is present.
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B.
Any threat is received.
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Any threat is received.
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C.
The threat is received during working hours.
C.
The threat is received during working hours.
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D.
The caller has a foreign accent.
D.
The caller has a foreign accent.
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E.
None of the above.
E.
None of the above.
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Suggested answer: A

Which of the following may be an indication of a planted bomb?

A.
Loose electrical fittings
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Loose electrical fittings
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B.
Tin foil
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Tin foil
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C.
Fresh plaster or cement
C.
Fresh plaster or cement
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D.
All of the above
D.
All of the above
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E.
None of the above
E.
None of the above
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Suggested answer: D

If a kidnapper warns the family of the victim not to notify police, the best course of action is to:

A.
Do nothing
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Do nothing
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B.
Contact a reliable detective agency.
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Contact a reliable detective agency.
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C.
Notify the police anyway.
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Notify the police anyway.
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D.
Notify the telephone company.
D.
Notify the telephone company.
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E.
None of the above.
E.
None of the above.
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Suggested answer: C

The ZYX Corporation is in the process of relocating its facilities after several years of planning. The president, who is well aware of the necessity for emergency planning, directs you as the security manager to draw up necessary plans to cope with natural disasters. Which of the following is not a valid assumption to be considered?

A.
Some plants or facilities just are not vulnerable to natural disasters and therefore should not be involved in the planning.
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Some plants or facilities just are not vulnerable to natural disasters and therefore should not be involved in the planning.
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B.
Most disasters considered likely will arrive with very little warning.
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Most disasters considered likely will arrive with very little warning.
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C.
Each plant and facility must be evaluated in terms of disaster, most likely to occur as well as the facility's capacity to cope with and minimize the effects of the disaster.
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Each plant and facility must be evaluated in terms of disaster, most likely to occur as well as the facility's capacity to cope with and minimize the effects of the disaster.
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D.
In assessing the vulnerability of individual plants and other facilities, environmental, indigenous, and economic factors must be considered.
D.
In assessing the vulnerability of individual plants and other facilities, environmental, indigenous, and economic factors must be considered.
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E.
Most disasters considered likely will have a rapid development and have a potential for substantial destruction.
E.
Most disasters considered likely will have a rapid development and have a potential for substantial destruction.
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Suggested answer: A

A natural hazard that poses a threat to many areas of this country is a hurricane. As soon as the weather forecaster determines a particular section of the coast will feel the full effects of a hurricane, he issues a hurricane warning. Such a warning specifies which of the following?

A.
Coastal areas where the eye of the storm will pass
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Coastal areas where the eye of the storm will pass
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B.
Coastal areas where winds of 74 mph or higher are expected
B.
Coastal areas where winds of 74 mph or higher are expected
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C.
Coastal areas where inhabitants should listen closely for further advisories and be ready to take precautionary actions
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Coastal areas where inhabitants should listen closely for further advisories and be ready to take precautionary actions
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D.
The fact that there are definite indications a hurricane is forming and a name to the storm is given
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The fact that there are definite indications a hurricane is forming and a name to the storm is given
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E.
Coastal areas where winds are 100 mph or higher are expected
E.
Coastal areas where winds are 100 mph or higher are expected
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Suggested answer: B

One natural disaster that seems to occur with increasing frequency is the tornado. It is necessary for the security manager to be knowledgeable regarding all aspects of tornados so that adequate disaster plans can be formulated. Which of the following statements is incorrect?

A.
Tornados are violent local storms with whirling winds of tremendous speed that can reach 200-400 mph.
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Tornados are violent local storms with whirling winds of tremendous speed that can reach 200-400 mph.
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B.
The individual tornado appears as a rotating, funnel-shaped cloud that extends toward the ground from the base of a thundercloud.
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The individual tornado appears as a rotating, funnel-shaped cloud that extends toward the ground from the base of a thundercloud.
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C.
The tornado spins like a top, may sound like the roaring of an airplane or locomotive, and varies from gray to black in color.
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The tornado spins like a top, may sound like the roaring of an airplane or locomotive, and varies from gray to black in color.
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D.
Tornados only occur in the middle plains, southeastern states, and some Middle Atlantic States.
D.
Tornados only occur in the middle plains, southeastern states, and some Middle Atlantic States.
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E.
The width of a tornado path ranges generally from 200 yards to one mile.
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The width of a tornado path ranges generally from 200 yards to one mile.
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Suggested answer: D

You are the security manager of the ZYW Corporation located in Phoenix, ArizonA.

A report is received from the national weather service that a tornado warning has been issued. Which of the following would be the correct action to take?

A.
Institute appropriate emergency notification procedures as this means that a tornado has actually been sighted in the area or is indicated by radar.
A.
Institute appropriate emergency notification procedures as this means that a tornado has actually been sighted in the area or is indicated by radar.
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B.
Alert top management as this indicates tornados are expected to develop.
B.
Alert top management as this indicates tornados are expected to develop.
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C.
Request the weather service to keep you advised on a 15minute basis.
C.
Request the weather service to keep you advised on a 15minute basis.
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D.
Have all windows in the facility closed and be alert to additional weather reports.
D.
Have all windows in the facility closed and be alert to additional weather reports.
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E.
Do nothing because tornados are usually not spotted in Arizona and the report is probably in error.
E.
Do nothing because tornados are usually not spotted in Arizona and the report is probably in error.
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Suggested answer: A

As the security manager of a large corporation located in Southern California, you are charged with formulating a disaster plan to handle emergencies that arise as a result of earthquakes. Which of the following warnings to be issued to employees should not be included in the plan?

A.
If employees are outside, proceed to the nearest building and head for the basement promptly.
A.
If employees are outside, proceed to the nearest building and head for the basement promptly.
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B.
If employees are indoors at the time of shaking, they should stay there.
B.
If employees are indoors at the time of shaking, they should stay there.
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C.
If inside, take cover under sturdy furniture.
C.
If inside, take cover under sturdy furniture.
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D.
If inside, stay near the center of the building.
D.
If inside, stay near the center of the building.
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E.
If inside, stay away from glass windows and doors.
E.
If inside, stay away from glass windows and doors.
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Suggested answer: A

Earthquakes constitute a definite concern to the emergency management responsibilities of security managers in certain areas of our country. Accordingly, it is incumbent upon security professionals to have a clear understanding of the basic facts concerning earthquakes. Which of the following is an incorrect statement?

A.
Earthquakes are unpredictable and strike without warning.
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Earthquakes are unpredictable and strike without warning.
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B.
Earthquakes may last from a few seconds to as long as five minutes.
B.
Earthquakes may last from a few seconds to as long as five minutes.
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C.
The actual movement of the ground in an earthquake is usually the direct cause of injury or death.
C.
The actual movement of the ground in an earthquake is usually the direct cause of injury or death.
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D.
Earthquakes may also trigger landslides and generate tidal waves.
D.
Earthquakes may also trigger landslides and generate tidal waves.
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E.
Most casualties during an earthquake result from falling material.
E.
Most casualties during an earthquake result from falling material.
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Suggested answer: C

Potential man-made disasters should be included when developing an emergency plan.

One of the most common man-made disasters is the plant fire. Which of the following is considered to be the most important aspect of plans for coping with major plant fires?

A.
To make certain that the plant's fire response team is adequately manned
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To make certain that the plant's fire response team is adequately manned
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B.
To make certain that the plant's firefighting equipment is adequate and in good operating condition
B.
To make certain that the plant's firefighting equipment is adequate and in good operating condition
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C.
To make certain plant personnel are well trained in firefighting techniques
C.
To make certain plant personnel are well trained in firefighting techniques
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D.
To make certain that there is a command center with excellent communications
D.
To make certain that there is a command center with excellent communications
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E.
To make certain that mutual assistance agreements have been developed with local governments, other plants, and nearby installations
E.
To make certain that mutual assistance agreements have been developed with local governments, other plants, and nearby installations
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Suggested answer: E
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