ASIS-CPP by ASIS Actual Free Exam Q&As

Question 1

Employee complaints often arise from:

A. Management having operating problems B. Dissatisfaction C. All of the above D. A form of substitution for expressing their fears and frustrations concerning their personal lives E. Employees airing their grievances F. Poor management

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Correct Answer: D Vote an answer

Question 2

Which action should not be taken if one hears a standard warning signal of potential nuclear attack?

A. None of the above. B. Go to a public fallout shelter. C. Turn on the radio. D. Go to a home fallout shelter. E. Telephone the nearest civil defense office for more information.

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Question 3

The Controlled Substances Act has imposed certain record-keeping requirements on those involved in
the manufacturing, purchasing, and distribution of substances under the Act. Which of the following is not
one of the specific requirements?

A. Record-keeping requirements only apply to Schedule I, II, and III substances. B. Records for Schedule I and Schedule II drugs must be kept separate from all other records of the
handler. C. Records for Schedule III, IV, and V drugs must be kept in a form defined as "readily available. " D. Record-keeping requirements state that full records be kept of all quantities that are manufactured,
purchased, sold, and inventoried of the substance by each handler. E. Record-keeping requirements apply to all substances under control, regardless of schedule.

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Question 4

The method used to monitor telephone calls by providing a record of all numbers dialed from a particular
phone is called:

A. Electronic surveillance B. None of the above C. Pen register D. Wiretap E. Phone bug

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Question 5

Which of the following is prohibited by the Department of Defense regulations regarding the method of
transmitting top secret information outside a facility?

A. Designated courier that has been cleared B. Armed Forces Courier Service C. Electronic means in a crypto system D. U.S. Postal Service E. Specifically designated escort

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Question 6

The procedure by which a defendant in a criminal case petitions the court to allow an inspection of certain
items in the possession of the prosecution is known as:

A. Estoppel B. None of the above C. Venue D. Voir dire E. Discovery

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Question 7

A principal will be liable for the contracts entered into by his or her agents in emergency situations under
the theory of:

A. Constructive agency B. None of the above C. Agency by operation of law D. Implied agency E. Agency by estoppel

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Question 8

Perhaps one of the most difficult tasks in planning for disaster and emergencies is the actual formulation
of a basic disaster plan. Which of the following is an incorrect procedure in developing such a plan?

A. There should be a listing of types of emergencies limited to those experienced by the company in the
past. B. The plan should specifically provide for coordination of government and company action before and
during a disaster. C. The basic plan should provide for coordination of government and company actions before and during
a disaster. D. The plan should utilize appendices as needed, such as maps, call-up lists, and mutual aid agreements. E. A glossary of terms used should be included.

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Question 9

What is most likely the main reason for loss of sensitive information?

A. An employee's loose lips B. Industrial espionage C. None of the above D. Deliberate theft by an outsider E. Inadvertent disclosure F. Both band c

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Question 10

When homicide is committed by accident and misfortune in doing any lawful act by lawful means with
usual ordinary caution, it is' known as:

A. Voluntary manslaughter B. Involuntary manslaughter C. Justifiable homicide D. Excusable homicide E. General homicide

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Question 11

Which of the following is not known as a stimulant?

A. Cocaine B. Preludin C. Bacarate D. Ritalin E. Doriden

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Question 12

Identification and access control systems have the widest application of:

A. None of the above B. Biometric-based systems C. Magnetic readers D. Manual identification systems E. Dielectric readers

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Question 13

An alarm system in which the installation-owned system is a direct extension of the police or fire alarm
system is known as a(n):

A. Local alarm system B. Bell-sound system C. Central station system D. Proprietary system E. Auxiliary system

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Question 14

At the time of a strike, if no guard force is available, the following action should be taken as a general rule:

A. Immediately hire one. B. All of the above. C. Have police come on the property to act as a security force. D. None of the above. E. Mobilize supervisory personnel into a patrol group.

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Question 15

Marijuana comes from:

A. The poppy plant B. The peyote cactus C. The cannabis plant D. The coca plant E. Mushrooms

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