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Practice Exam Questions - Bank 5

1. Loss probability can be loosely grouped into all of the following categories, EXCEPT: (NSC, APM-SM, 71)
a. probably certain
b. highly probable
c. moderately probable
d. probability unknown
2. Which of the following terms describes the negative impact a loss might have on an organization's assets? (NSC, APM-SM, 71)
a. risk
b. probability
c. criticality
d. severity
3. Criticality is defined as: (NSC, APM-SM, 71)
a. a sudden positive or negative change
b. a turning point
c. an unstable condition
d. all of the above
4. Which of the following does not describe a criticality category? (NSC, APM-SM, 71)
a. fatal
b. moderately serious
c. relatively unimportant
d. non-injury
5. Which of the following does not describe a criticality category? (NSC, APM-SM, 71)
a. fatal
b. relatively fatal
c. moderately serious
d. serious unknown
6. Which of the following does not describe a criticality category? (NSC, APM-SM, 71)
a. fatal
b. relatively unknown
c. very serious
d. serious unknown
7. This loss would have involve loss of key personnel and the loss of a facility or equipment necessary to the manufacture of a produce: (NSC, APM-SM, 71)
a. fatal
b. relatively fatal
c. moderately serious
d. serious unknown
8. This loss would require a major change in investment policy and have major impact on the balance sheet: (NSC, APM-SM, 71)
a. very serious
b. relatively fatal
c. moderately serious
d. serious unknown
9. This loss would include petty larcenies or small-scale fire in nonessential areas: (NSC, APM-SM, 71)
a. very serious
b. relatively unimportant
c. moderately serious
d. serious unknown
10. Within security risk analysis there is a close relationship between these two variables: (NSC, APM-SM, 71)
a. condition and exposure
b. probability and severity
c. probability and criticality
d. condition and severity

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