ASIS ASIS-CPP Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

ASIS ASIS-CPP Online Questions & Answers

• Question 171:

  The major advantage of zero-based budgeting is that:

  A. it forces managers to consider alternative ways to get the job done.
  B. it automatically funds the programs already in place.
  C. the manager has to justify only new budget items.
  D. programs operating at a loss are automatically eliminated.
  A. it forces managers to consider alternative ways to get the job done.

• Question 172:

  As a security professional responsible for a physical security plan that includes multiple types of organizations and tenants, it is important that the final protection scheme should involve:

  A. a cooperative effort between the building owner and the tenants.
  B. the number of occupants and visitors.
  C. countermeasures installed to equally protect all tenants.
  D. verbal agreements with selected utility suppliers.
  A. a cooperative effort between the building owner and the tenants.

• Question 173:

  A document that is classified "confidential" shall exhibit the marking at:

  A. The top of the page
  B. The bottom of the page
  C. The right-hand side of the page
  D. The left-hand side of the page
  E. Both the top and bottom of the page
  E. Both the top and bottom of the page

• Question 174:

  Which of the following guidelines should organizations adopt when conducting preemployment drug screening?

  A. Providing consistent quotas
  B. Ensuring confidentiality
  C. Specifying legal consequences
  D. Maintaining flexibility
  B. Ensuring confidentiality

• Question 175:

  Applicant falsifications generally fall into two categories, misrepresentation and:

  A. embellishment of positions held.
  B. conflicting dales of employment
  C. inadequate reference identification.
  D. willful omissions of material facts.
  D. willful omissions of material facts.

• Question 176:

  Which factor about a risk would make it uninsurable?

  A. Losses would be expected but unintended by the insured.
  B. Losses could not be positively tied to an occurrence in an established amount.
  C. The risk is predictable through the law of large numbers.
  D. The risk would be worth the cost but not the effort to insure.
  B. Losses could not be positively tied to an occurrence in an established amount.

• Question 177:

  When preparing risk analysis reports, criticality is defined as the:

  A. impact of a loss as measured in dollars.
  B. possibility of a loss event occurring.
  C. need to decrease emergency response time.
  D. risks that can be assumed or transferred.
  A. impact of a loss as measured in dollars.

• Question 178:

  During an investigation of embezzlement, there is a need to review the accounts payable ledger This accounting record should contain the;

  A. names and addresses of company suppliers.
  B. amounts paid to company suppliers and vendors, together with dates of payment.
  C. amount, kinds, and shipment dates of finished goods sent to customers.
  D. company financial operating results for the most recent fiscal period.
  B. amounts paid to company suppliers and vendors, together with dates of payment.

• Question 179:

  What agency should be consulted before installing protective lighting adjacent to navigable waters?

  A. Local law enforcement agencies
  B. The Department of Transportation
  C. The Bureau of Customs
  D. The U.S. Coast Guard
  E. Both A and B
  D. The U.S. Coast Guard

• Question 180:

  All security managers must have a disaster plan to deal with nuclear attack and must be well informed regarding the disaster propensities of such an explosion. The effects of nuclear weapons differ from those of conventional weapons in all of the following ways except:

  A. An experimental device exploded in the Aleutian Islands in November 1971 had an estimated yield of more than 5 megatons (MT), which means it released more energy than the explosion of 50 million tons of TNT.
  B. A fairly large amount of the energy in a nuclear explosion is referred to as "thermal radiation."
  C. "Thermal radiation" is capable of causing skin burns and of starting fires at considerable distances.
  D. A nuclear detonation also produces an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) sometimes called "radio flash."
  E. If a nuclear explosion occurs at or near the ground, great quantities of radioactive earth and other materials are drawn upward to high altitudes. When the radioactive particles fall back to earth, the phenomenon is known as "fallout."
  A. An experimental device exploded in the Aleutian Islands in November 1971 had an estimated yield of more than 5 megatons (MT), which means it released more energy than the explosion of 50 million tons of TNT.