Question 1

What are the main functions of a physical protection system (PPS)?

Options :

A : The primary functions are detection, delay, and response. Deterrence is a secondary function.

B :

The primary functions are direct, delay, and response. Deterrence is a secondary function.

C : The primary functions are determine, delay, and response. Deterrence is a secondary function.

D : The primary functions are detection, delay, and record. Deterrence is a secondary function.

Answer: A

Question 2

What are the four main strategies of second generation CPTED (the four C’s) ?

Options :

A :

Cohesion Capacity threshold (tipping point) Community culture Connectivity

B : Cohesion Capacity threshold (tipping point) Communication Connectivity

C :

Cohesion Capacity threshold (tipping point) Creativity Connectivity

D : Cohesion Capacity threshold (tipping point) Collaboration Connectivity

Answer: A

Question 3

During a trip with a principle, what are the three key concepts for an executive protection (EP) specialist to remember?

Options :

A : Keep a low profile Stay away from problem areas and situations Know what to do if trouble arises

B : Keep a low profile Stay away from problem areas and situations Contact Law Enforcement

C :

Keep a low profile Stay away from problem areas and situations Secure transport

D : Keep a low profile Define scope of ops Know what to do if trouble arises

Answer: C

Question 4

How does situational crime prevention differ from CPTED and defensible space?

Options :

A : Situational crime prevention seeks to reduce crime opportunities in all behavioural contexts, not just in the built environment.

B : Situational crime prevention seeks to reduce crime opportunities in public and private environments where applicable

C : Situational crime prevention seeks to reduce crime opportunities through integrating public and private enterprises

D : Situational crime prevention seeks to reduce crime opportunities in all behavioural contexts, in tandem with legal guidelines and oversight

Answer: A

Question 5

What is ‘minimum resolvable temperature’?

Options :

A : The detection threshold for passive infrared (PIR) sensors, calculated from the difference in temperature between an intruder and the background.

B :

The detection threshold for passive infrared (PIR) sensors, calculated from the difference in temperature between staged sensors

C : The detection threshold for passive infrared (PIR) sensors, calculated from the difference in temperature between an intruder and the site environment.

D : The detection threshold for passive infrared (PIR) sensors, calculated from the difference in temperature between an intruder, activity and the background.

Answer: A

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