Question 1

The storage of records in vaults, safes, or storerooms on the premises rather than in dispersed storage is called:

Accepted Answer

The term "vaulting" specifically refers to the storage of records in a secure vault or safe on the premises, which is a type of physical protection. Dispersion refers to storing records in multiple locations for redundancy and disaster recovery purposes, while restricted storage may refer to limiting access to certain authorized personnel. Therefore, B is the best choice.

Question 2

With regard to civil disorder planning, the responsibility for maintaining law and order rests with:

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Question 3

Which of the following is not a recommended treatment for a person who may be in shock?

Accepted Answer

Giving alcohol to a person in shock is not recommended as it can worsen the condition by causing further dehydration and affecting the body's ability to regulate temperature and blood pressure.

Question 4

In any strike procedure plan, all security personnel should be briefed by company management regarding:

Accepted Answer

All of the options mentioned in A, B, and C would be crucial for security personnel to know in order to carry out their roles effectively during a strike. Knowing the company policy regarding the strike would help them understand their boundaries and what actions are permissible. Knowledge of property lines would ensure that they do not overstep and violate anyone's rights. Taking detailed notes of illegal activities would help the company document any violations of the law and improve its chances of legal recourse.

Question 5

Which of the following is not recommended as a preventive measure to prevent panic?

Accepted Answer

Emphasizing discipline can actually increase anxiety and fear, leading to panic. Instead, it is important to provide clear information and control rumors in order to prevent panic. Giving people a routine and providing full information are also recommended preventive measures. Therefore, the answer is B (Don't emphasize discipline).

Question 6

Sabotage can effectively be combated by:

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Question 7

Which of the following is a characteristic of a mail bomb?

Accepted Answer

A mail bomb is typically addressed to an individual by name or title, has a bulk and weight greater than a normal airmail letter, and may be mailed from a foreign country.

Question 8

In connection with monitoring labor disputes, which of the following measures is not advisable?

Accepted Answer

Providing armed guards can escalate tensions and potentially lead to violence, making it an inadvisable measure in monitoring labor disputes.

Question 9

Flood forecasts and warnings are issued by the:

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Question 10

The purpose of formulating a civil disorder plan is to:

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Formulating a civil disorder plan should aim to ensure the safety and well-being of all personnel, protect company property, ensure the continued operation of the facility, and work towards a peaceful solution to the community problem. Therefore, all of the given options are important and should be considered while planning for civil disorder.

Question 11

Usually the most difficult part of an executive protection plan is:

Accepted Answer

Convincing the executive being protected of the need for such protection can be the most difficult part of an executive protection plan. Some executives may be resistant due to concerns about cost, inconvenience or a false sense of security. It is important to educate them on the potential risks and demonstrate the value of the protection plan in mitigating those risks.

Question 12

Of all reported bomb threats, it is estimated that the percentage of real threats is:

Accepted Answer

According to a report by the Anti-Defamation League, only about 2 percent of reported bomb threats are actually legitimate.

Question 13

Defense Readiness Condition (DEFCON) ratings - a numerical indication of world tension - are established by the:

Accepted Answer

The Defense Readiness Condition (DEFCON) ratings are established by the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD). NORAD is responsible for monitoring and defending the airspace of the United States and Canada.

Question 14

Which of the following methods of duplication of records for emergency planning purposes is the least desirable?

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Question 15

With regard to a possible nuclear attack, the attack warning signal is a:

Accepted Answer

The 3-to-5-minute wavering sound on siren or a series of short blasts or whistle, etc. is the recognized signal for a possible nuclear attack, as established by the Emergency Alert System in the United States.

Question 16

With regard to nuclear attack, depending on one's location and other circumstances, the following action should be considered for survival:

Accepted Answer

It is best to have multiple options for survival in case one becomes unavailable. Seeking private shelter at home is a good option if the home is sturdy and can protect from radiation. However, not everyone's home may be suitable for this option. Seeking public shelter in the community is also a good option if it has been designated as a fallout shelter and if it is easily accessible. If neither of these options is feasible, leaving the community for a less dangerous area may be the best choice. Therefore, having all three options available and considering the specific circumstances is the best approach for survival.

Question 17

The civil disorder plan should be:

Accepted Answer

The civil disorder plan should be restricted to those responsible for formulating and implementing it to ensure security and prevent sensitive information from being misused.

Question 18

With regard to a potential nuclear attack, the attention or alert signal is usually a:

Accepted Answer

The attention or alert signal for a potential nuclear attack is typically a 3-to-5-minute steady blast on sirens, indicating that people should seek immediate shelter and tune in to emergency broadcasts for further instructions.

Question 19

The firing train of a bomb generally consists of a:

Accepted Answer

The firing train of a bomb typically includes a detonator, which triggers the booster, and the booster in turn detonates the main charge. Therefore, all of the above options (detonator, booster, and main charge) are part of the firing train.

Question 20

Which of the following is an abnormal reaction to stress?

Accepted Answer

All of the above reactions can be abnormal responses to stress, depending on the severity and duration of the stressor and the individual's coping mechanisms. Panic and overactivity may be excessive and harmful, while depression and bodily disability may be symptoms of chronic stress and can impair daily functioning.

Exam 1: ASIS Certified Protection Professional