01.Which department you are most likely to cooperate with during any security incident?

 PSCOD
 Police
 Ambulance
 Civil defense

02. Which code is used in the hospital for unresponsive Child or Infant Medical Emergency?

 Red
 Pink
 White

03. Which is one of the most common security risks found at the airports and seaport;

 Robbery
 Kidnap
 Theft of cargo during loading and unloading

04. If a driver deny the search the security guard should: *

 Deny the access, take it to supervisor and Follow the instructions

 Deny access, Call the police immediately and Use legitimate defense
 let the driver to enter and ignore him

05. Who is responsible for Nuclear Security Regulations in the UAE? *

 PSCOD
 FANR
 SIRA
 NASA

06. If a casualty is bleeding massively, what should be the first priority? *

 Provide CPR immediately

 Stop bleeding
 Do nothing and wait for Ambulance Check the response first

07. An example of Biometric system is*

 Staff Logbook
 RFID Card
 Iris/Retina scanner
 Padlock and door bolt

08. The Abu Dhabi Monitoring and Control Centre (ADMCC) has published security monitoring
standards version 5 as a regulation requirement for?
 Control Room
 PSCOD
 NSI

09. What is the purpose of using ANPR technology? *

 To keep inventory of Museum Artifacts

  To monitor movement of people in restricted area
 To capture letters and numbers of license plates
 To monitor Cash in Transit crew movement
10. The standard X-ray image color to detect organic material is; *

 Blue
 Green
 Orange
11. How can you describe a vehicle using SCRIM;

 Size, Color, Rescue, identifying feature, Make

 Shape, Color, Registration, Identifying features. Model
12.The aim of first aid is to: *

 Preserve life, prevent further harm and Promote recovery.

 Preserve life, provide further harm, Promote recovery
 Preserve the scene, prevent unauthorized access and promote good public relations.
13. Security staff may be deployed to carry out static duties at an event venue

may include, Which of the following is not part of static duties?

 Pre entry tickets check
 Security screening and search
 Touring critical area
 CCTV operator
14. If a casualty has been hit on the head and has a bleeding nose, this may indicate*

 Shock
 Spinal injury
 Skull Fracture
 Heart Attack
15. International Civil Aviation Organization is responsible for the administration of *

 Seaports
 Airports
 Land Borders
 Critical Infrastructure
16. If a physical search is required in any unusual circumstances, Security staff should ask the
person to be searched to sign a note of consent the*
 Company's logbook
 Security guard Notebook
 White piece of paper
17. The method used to determine the level of consciousness of a casualty is known as AVPU, which
stands for *
 Alarm, Voice, Patrol, Unresponsive
 Alert, Voice, Pain, Unresponsive
 Alert, Vein, Pain, Unresponsive
18. Any sample, item or recording that will support a point of view is called "

 Testimony
 Assumption
 Evidence
 Fact
19. An incident that may cause significant disruption to normal operations, or serious harm to
people property or information is known as
 Special Event
 Collision incident
 Critical Incident
20. What are 4c?

 Confirm, Clear, Collect, Control

 Confirm, Clear, Cordon, Control
 Confirm, Call, Cordon, Control
21. Four considerations to preserve an incident Scene;

 Prevent contamination, prevent evidence destruction, prevent evidence movement and

Prevent evidence removal.
 Prevent continuation of evidence, ensure evidence destruction, prevent movement of
evidence and prevent removal of evidence.
 Prevent contamination, prevent removal, take pictures, allow public access

22. In health and safety MSDS stands for:

 Material Safety Data Sheet

23. A standard method of responding to fire is: *

 Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep

 Let everybody wait for the Civil Defense
 Rescue, Alert, Confine, Extinguish
24. How many Bank security zones are there? *

 3
 4
 5
25. The person responsible for directing vehicles forward in a queue to be searched or not to be
searched is known as
 Fire Warden
 Traffic controller
26. What are the 4 D, s to protect an oil and gas industry from criminal threats:
  Deter, Diffuse, Destroy, Delay
 Deter, Detect, Deport, Disable
 Deter, Detect, Deny, Delay
27. It is recommended that a CCTV operator monitors the available video feeds on a minute cycle. *

 3 minutes
 5 minutes
 7 minutes
 10 minutes
28. What are the two divisions of CIT Operation;

 Vehicle mounted and Dismounted

 Static and mobile
 Inside and Outside
29. What are some of the frequently committed Crimes in a bank? *

 Theft and Robbery

 Murder and rape
 Bomb threat and terrorism
30. When directing traffic, you should never give directions from; "
 Front of the vehicle
 Behind the vehicle
 Beside the vehicle
31. Letting a member of staff through an access control point without the proper pass, because
they are a personal friend is an example of? *
 Ethical behavior
 Unethical behavior
 Professional behavior
32. Examples of light vehicles;

 Motorcycles, Sedan and Vans

 Trucks and Fuel Tanker
 Public buses and lorries
33. What are the 3 basic principles of CIT work? *

 Stay Safe, don't discuss the work, Stay in the vehicle

 leave the vehicle without observation
 Stay Safe, don't discuss the work except media, stay in vehicle
34. A security patrol report is a standard document that a Security staff will complete. The
contents of a patrol report include:
(1) Staff name and ID (2). Start time and Finish time
(3) Date and Day (4) Zones and Areas inspected
(5) All of the above
35. An object made in imitation of an original, attempting to be passed as a genuine artifact is known
as:
  Artifact
 Counterfeit
 Priceless
 Genuine
36. According to the UAE Federal Authority of Human Resources an ideal employee should have
these qualities:
 Excellence, Diligence, Integrity, Honesty, Alertness
 Executive, Deceptive, Integrity, Cunning, Tardiness
 Curious, Clever, Handsome, Biased
37. According to the UAE Law who can search a female? *

 Security Supervisor
 Any Security guards
 Female
38. A thermal vision camera detects? *

 Smoke
 Body heat
 Air pressure Motion
39. What are the 4 P's of security Patrol?
 Protection of life, Protection of property and premises, Prevention of loss and Prevention and
deterring crime
 Protection of People, Protection of Buildings, preventing authorized entry, Providing
opportunity for crime
 Protection of Property, protection of buildings, preventing lawful entry and preventing
services

40. Which department you are most likely to cooperate with during any security incident? *

 PSCOD
 Police
 Ambulance
 Civil defense
41. To apply for security guard license in UAE, minimum and maximum age is*

 Age between 21 and 55 years

 Age between 28 and 70 years
 Age between 30 and 80 years
 Age between 18 and 55 Years
42. The pass method of extinguisher operation.
 Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
 Pull, sweep, aim, squeeze
 Pull, squeeze, aim, sweep
 Pull, aim, sweep, squeeze
43. Traffic should only be directed by a person if *
  It is not able to move effectively on its own
 It is able to move fast
 It is able to move effectively
 It is able to move normal

44. There are methods of controlling fire which are *

 Starving, Smothering, Cooling

 Smothering, smoking, fighting
 Cooling, calling, monitoring
45. What type of fuel belongs to a class (B) fire? *

 Combustible metal
 Flammable liquids
 Electrical
 Flammable gases
46. Access control can be accomplished through.
 Mechanical, Electronic systems
 Customers service
 CCTV
 PA system
47.Advantages of foot patrol
 To get more money
 Person to person contacts
 Give chance for criminal
 To get chance to leave the site

48. Define the order of a hierarchy of control. *

 PPE, eliminate, isolate, substitute, administrative

 Administrate, isolate, eliminate, substitute, PPE
 Eliminate, substitute, isolate, administrate, PPE
49. International Civil Aviation Organization is responsible for the administration of *
 Seaports
 Airports
 Land Borders
 Oil and gas
50. Which potential threat will most likely happen in a hospital? *
 Biological hazard
 Terrorist attack
 Hostage situation
 Fire
51. When conducting a Vehicle search, you should always: *
 Gain cooperation
 Have a supervisor present
 Has the search photographed for your protection?
  Call the police
52. What security threats of land borders are there? *
 People do not have legal documentation e.g. passport
 People have legal documentation
 Police and army
53. Fire prevention:
 Be observant for unusual circumstances
 Evacuating the building
 Sound the alarm
 Call civil defense
54. Example of distress alarms:
 Personal panic alarm
 Public address system
 Speaker
 Smoke detector
55.The media has an important role at an Event. If a member of the media demand on being in
security sensitive or dangerous area you should: *
 Let them to do their job
 Help them in getting into dangerous place
 Call supervisor or police
 Ignore them
56.If someone objects to your direction,
 Speak louder
 Detain the person
 Use force
 Give reasons for direction

57. Use your powers to arrest somebody when.

 You think crime is committed
 When you see somebody committing a crime
 Let the person to leave
 Call supervisor
58. Your employer asks you to inspect the
personal belongings of employees leaving the Site. *
 Never seek cooperation since permission granted by client
 Make an entry in Notebook after seeking permission
 Inform your employer you do not have power to search
 use force to search
59. Banks are a target of robbers because: *

 Difficult to rob bank

 That is where the money is
 Need more planning.
 Need more patrolling
60. How do you deal with aggressive customers in a bank? *
 Shouting louder than the customer
  Ignoring them until they go quiet
 Using customer service skills to calm them
 Immediately calling the police
61. Methods of protection bank security? *
 Technical & Human.
 Professionalism
 Customers service
 Patrolling
62. You are patrolling the site at night and see two armed persons entering the stock room. What
should you do? *
 You should call the police while ensuring your safety, then observe and report.

 Your job is prevention of loss to the property you should immediately confront them and
prevent them from entering the stock room.
 Use methods to distract them such as blowing a loud whistle
 ignore them
63. In the event of a chemical spill, you should have a(MSDS.) What does this stand for? *
 Material Security Digital Surround
 Mobile Security Dog Section
 Material Safety Data Sheet
 Safety Material Data
64. Good security practices that offer the opportunity to assess people are: *
 A smile & welcoming. Greeting & meeting
 Patrolling
 Customer service
 A voiding people
65. What are the best possible methods to resolve a conflict? *
 Collaboration method and accommodation strategy
 Compromise and acknowledge
 Patrolling and observation
 Sharing information

66. After a crime or serious incident has occurred, the bank also becomes. *
 Prohibited premises
 Closed
 Crime scene
 Open
67.If a severe storm warning has been issued, what should you do? *
 Remain indoors
 Shelter under a tree
 Drive away
68.What are the 3 basic principles of CIT work? *
 Stay Safe, don't discuss the work, Stay in the vehicle
 Stay Smart, don't discuss the work, Stay in the vehicle
 Stay Safe, don't discuss the work except media, stay in vehicle
  Stay safe, discuss the work, leave the vehicle
69. If you are in a flood outdoors, what should you avoid? *
 Canoeing
 Walking and driving
 Snorkeling
 Help the people
70. When deal with conflict between security and others, what does (SLOW) stand for: *
 Set the tone, listen and acknowledge, observe and organize and work towards resolution
 Show patients, low tone of voice, observe and respond, wear your equipment
 Strong approach, lead with example, observe and be alert, work with your supervisor
71. Assets that are essential for the functioning of society and the economy are known as? *
 Critical incident
 Critical responds
 Critical infrastructure
 Malls and hotels
72. Who is responsible for Nuclear Security Regulations in the UAE? *
 PSCOD
 FANR
 SIRA
 OSHAD
73. Common safety hazards a guard may found while patrolling*
 Customer service
 Slip & trip, Electricity, Chemicals, Flammable substance
74. Method commonly used by hospital staff when dealing with aggressive persons*
 Hear the story of upset person
 Ignore him
 Shout at the person
 Call supervisor
75. There are 2 primary methods of risk assessment. *
 Quantitative, quality
 Quantitative, qualitative
 Quantitative, quantifiable

76. What emergency color code use for hazardous material.

 Brown
 Amber
 Green
 White
77. When directing traffic using your hands as an indicator, the palm of your hand must: *
 Face upwards
 Face downwards
 Face the direction of the ongoing Traffic
78. What are established methods of Controlling hazard, also known as Hierarchy of Control? *
 Probability and severity
  Risk likelihood and consequence
 Eliminate, substitute, isolate, administrate, PPE
 Elevate, control Measures, Alternative
79. Which statement below define Professionalism? *
 A professional security guard is a person with skills, attitude and qualification to do the job
 A professional security guard is a person who performs as many hours duty as advised by
company supervisor
 A professional security guard is a person who always focus on customer service even at the
cost of security

80. As per the law, when can a security guard use force for self-defense *
 When providing security and safety
 When a guard feel any threat
 When there's attack, no time to call police, no alternative and force is for resistance
81. What are some devices a security guard may interact with in a control Room?
 Physical, technical &human
 CCTV, Perimeter and patrolling
 CCTV, BMS, PAVA, Biometric Access, Alarms

82. When Dealing with Telephonic Bomb Threat. *

 Remain Courteous and Calm
 Evacuate & cordon threaten area
 Complete Bomb Threat checklist
 Follow all steps mention above
83. You are patrolling the site at night and see two armed persons entering the stock room. What
should you do? *
 You should call the police while ensuring your safety, then observe and report.
 Your job is prevention of loss to the Property you should immediately confront them and
prevent them from entering the stock room.
 Use methods to distract them such as blowing a loud whistle

84. Building patrol search and safety consideration include*

 Health and safety, communication plan, security circumstance of search
 Passive, aggressive, issue focused, random
 Foot, vehicle, bicycle, visual
85. Which one of the choices below is a reasonably accurate description of the official notebook
writing process by a Security Guard? *
 Notes must be factual and chronological entries in the notebook of all the daily events as
they occur
 When writing the notes, add a lot of spaces between lines and paragraphs so that it is
understandable since everyone can read our notebook
 To maintain the secrecy of the entries, make entries using code words so that only the
guard can understand what is written
86. Firefighting Equipment can be divided into two main categories. *
 Valid and expired
 Portable and Fixed
 Usable and automatic
87. To control traffic security guard should be aware of worksite's regarding access control. *
 Needs
 Technology
 Database
 Policies
88. What can be one of the following reasons a guard may retrieve recorded Video? *
 Providing evidence to authorities, internal investigation
 To conduct Surveillance
 To check guard's performance on duty
89. When conducting a vehicle search, you should always: *
 Gain cooperation
 Have a supervisor present
 Has the search photographed for your protection?
 Call the police
90. Your employer asks you to inspect the
personal belongings of employees leaving the site. *
 Never seek cooperation since permission granted by client
 Make an entry in Notebook after seeking permission.
 Inform your employer you cannot Search

91. According to the UAE law, Private security: *

 Search only those people with a weapon.
 Search those suspected of major crimes.
 Search all suspects immediately to prevent any possibility of them carrying any weapons
 Have no Power to search other than by consent

92. The design for a significant Access Control Point for a site include Three Zones*
 Inner public zone, Private zone, secure Zone
 Authorize zone, unauthorized zone, and restricted zone
 Approach zone, Access control zone, Response zone

93. What are the best possible methods to resolve a conflict? *

 Collaboration method and accommodation strategy
 Compensation and acknowledge
 Development and knowledge

94. Being a first responder, a security guard can reduce the impact of a critical incident by: *
 Running into critical incident
 Isolating problems
 Removing non-essential personnel from the area
 Acting as an emergency service Responder
95. Purpose of intrusion alarm *
 To control access
 identify Trespassing
  Cordon off the site
 Dealing with critical incidents
96. When dealing with suspicious device follow the principles of security cordon: *
 Conclude, clear, confront, and concede
 Collaboration, communication, control, cordon
 Confirm, clear, cordon, control
97. Operational tasks in CIT such as pick up/delivery of cash and valuable largely depends on a group
including: *
 Guard, armored vehicle, driver
 Driver, Courier, Escort
 Guard, Supervisor, Manager

98. The layer of protection in a bank that control an area containing most vital assets is called: *
 Outer public zone
 Inner public zone
 Private zone
99. If there is a chemical spill on floor in hospital which code will be announced: *
 Code Gold
 Code Brown
 Code Orange
100.The greatest risk to the people within a hospital if affected by hazardous material is*
 Panic & stress
 Breaking bones.
 Contamination
 Being assaulted by others

101. At special event security guard is representing and promoting his company, apart from
providing security and safety your focus should also be on: *
 Customer service
 Celebrities attending event
 Events taking place
 Public satisfaction

102. Airport security is regulated by several international conventions; Which organizations

regulate such code of practice; *
 PSCOD and SIRA
 Immigration and Ministry of Interior
 ICAO &IATA

103. Passenger's inspection at an airport is usually divided into components. *

 Checkpoint entry (Queue zone), Inspection Zone, Repacking Zone
 Restricted zone and high security zone for passenger's
 No public zone for passenger's
 VIP passenger's zone
104. Critical Infrastructure of a country are assets essential for functioning of society, which set of
following facilities will come under critical infrastructure: *
 Shopping Mall, Hotels and parks
  Universities, school, and commercial buildings
 Nuclear power plants, Oil and Gas, water desalination
105. An Object copied to be an original, attempting to be passed as genuine is known as? *
 Artifact
 Genuine
 Priceless
 Counterfeit

106. Identify the types of material associated with

each colour on an X-ray image. *
 Blue (organic items), Green inorganic items) and Orange (dense items)
 Blue (inorganic items), Green (dense items) and Orange (organic items)
 Blue (dense items), Green (inorganic items) and Orange (organic items)

107. What does tiger kidnapping means? *

 Kidnapping a bank staff manager to act under duress

 Kidnapping a bank staff loved ones or relatives to force them to carry out a crime, to ensure
their safety.
 Kidnapping a bank staff best friend to force them to carry out a crime

108. What are security guard duties at a port? *

 Investigate crime occurring at the port

 Inspection of port ID for incoming personnel and vehicles
 Respond to crime only when needed

109. What security threat is there for land borders??*

 People who do not have legal documentation e.g. passport

 People who wish to harm the UAE e.g. terrorist
 People who come for holiday and do not want to go back e.g. tourist

110. Cultural centers and Museums have uniqueness to our traditions and history and display
many artefacts. What is an artefact? *
 An object made by humans of historical or cultural significance
 An object made in a certain country
 An object made by a person and belongs to another person

111. Shock can be cause by many factors. *

 Blood lost, exercise, headache, vomiting and diarrhea

 Headache, allergic, reaction, burns
 Heart failure, dehydration, infection, severe bleeding
112. When recording details of a person, which security has identified, follow the A H method*

 Age, build, clothing, defining features (scars), elevation (height), front, goal, hair
 Age, build, clothing, defining features (scars), elevation (height), face (shape), gait (walk), hair
 Age, build, clothing, defining features (scars), elevation (height), face (shape), good intention,
 hair

113. Assessing whether a casualty is conscious, security guard should follow the method-AVPU which
stands for *
 Alpha, victor Papa Uniform
 Alert, voice, pain, Unresponsive
 Area, value, property, ultraviolet
114. Primary care or Basic Life Support (BLS) to a casualty depends on ABCD *

 Alert, Bleeding, cc ........ danger

 Access, Biological……………….
 Airway, Breathing, Circulation Defibrillation
115. Methods of controlling Fire*

 Starving, Smothering, Cooling

 Heat, Fuel, Oxygen
 Solid Material, Liquid, Gases, Metal, Electrical

116. There are four Methods of Fire Spreading*

 Co2, DCP, Water, Foam

 Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
 Convection, conduction, Radiation, Direct Burning
117. Common safety hazards a guard may found while patrolling*

 Surveillance, access control, customer service

 Slip & trip, Electricity, Chemicals, Flammable substance
 Robbery, assault, sabotage, Intrusion

118. As a first responder (first aider) one of your first priorities is to

Assess the Scene before
you attend to the casualty. What do you understand by Assessing the Scene? *
 Call the safety officer
 Control hazards to yourself and others
 You have all your equipment
119. When dealing with hazardous substances kept on site for the appropriate handling,
treatment and disposal requirements, you should refer to the: *
 Material Safety Data Sheet
 Maintained Safety Data Sheet
 Maintenance Secure Data Sheet

120. Passenger screening & inspection is divided into 3 zones at the airport, namely: Queue zone,
Inspection Zone, and ? (Select One from Below) *
 Search zone
 Repacking Zone
 Access Control Zone
121. What is Cash-in-Transit? *

 The safe transportation of people and money

 The safe transportation of money or other valuables
 The safe transportation of government Property

122. When Cash-in-Transit is at the bank for a collection or delivery, the bank security guard can
assist. Which is NOT a task that you should involve yourself with. *
 Pre-screen the bank inside and outside before CIT arrive
 Allow the CIT driver to park as close to the entrance as possible
 Help carry the money containers into the bank
 Observe for any suspicious activity outside and inside the bank
123. What is meant by a CIT Crew Leader? *

 A crew position who is charge of the task

 The member of the CIT crew who is in charge of the task
 The driver of the CIT vehicle
 The escorts who are responsible for the cash being transported

124. Before attempting to fight a fire, ensure that: *

 Your escape route is not blocked

 You have called the police
 You know where the assemble point is.

125. Museums & Cultural Centers may experience items which are counterfeit. What is the meaning
of counterfeit?
 Object made by humans of historical or cultural importance
 Display of objects of lasting interest and value
 Object made to look like an original article, but which is not the genuine

126. A security control room is a common way to collect and operational activities. *
 Security resources
 Replace security notebooks when full
 Send information about their annual/sick Leave

127. One of the duties of a security guards, at a museum, is to assist in the handling of artefacts
while they are on duty. *
True False

128. Under what conditions are Security Guards permitted to search a vehicle?

 With consent from the driver

 If the driver is acting suspicious
 If the vehicle matches the site search policy
129. When directing traffic, directions should be given as follows: *

 From behind of the vehicle and not front

 From the front of the vehicle and not behind
 From the right side of the vehicle and not left side

130. What is the importance of carrying out a workplace inspection for hazards? *

 It creates a good impression with management

 To identify hazards that could be harmful to people
 Give you higher standing (importance) among other security

131. Who regulate Critical Infrastructure? *

 SIRA
 FANR
 ASSD
 PSCOD
132. Travelling a route or path with the aim of enhancing the safety and security of a site or area is
known as: *
 Security duty
 Security patrolling
 Security observation

133. When searching a building with other security staff, the main principles of searching as a team
is: ------------------ coordinate movements and maintenance of a Cordon. *
 Planning
 Leadership
 Communication

134. Traffic can be placed into 2 categories: vehicles and

 Boats
 Planes
 Pedestrians (foot)
135. What is the correct ratio when attempting CPR? *

 15 chest compression 2 breaths

 25 chest compression 2 breaths
 30 chest compression 2 breaths
136. When a driver refuses a search, what option does the security guard has? *

 Request him to come back later

 Explain the consequences of refusal
 Request the driver to remain in the vehicle and call his company
137. When dealing with an incident scene, preservation of the
scene is important. Key principles
to be considered: Prevent scene contamination; evidence ; evidence movement and evidence
removal. *
 Destruction
 Replacement
 Bagging
138. What method can be applied to simplify security service at an event? *

 Hire more security guards for the event

 Subcontract services to other security companies
 Identify and set up various security zones Involve volunteers to assist

139. How many steps of conflict resolutions are there? *

 3
 5
 6
140. An airport can be extremely busy and providing security can be very challenging. Which is
NOT considered a security threat? *
 Extreme noise and moving vehicles
 Cyber and IT Network attacks
 Insider theft from staff
 Acts of Terrorism
141. Special events are activities, which takes place regularly in the UAE. What make a high-
profile event so challenging for security? *
 It often involves large gathering of people, which may be difficult to control
 Ticket sales may not be as expected
 People may find it difficult to get to the event
 People may find it difficult to find parking
142. When prohibited item been detected, how should it be handled? *

 Placed in a pocket to hand over at the end of shift

 According to the 6 steps of evidence handle
 Thrown into a prohibited items bin
143. Providing security service at a port can be extremely challenging for security. What is meant by
a security alert level? *
 Smuggling of drugs, weapons or other prohibited items
 Organized crime syndicates operating in the country
 Categorizing alert levels in accordance with heightened risk of security threats
144. What are examples of electronic access control systems? *
 Slide gate
 Chain barrier
 Manual gate
 Encoding & reading of ID credentials
145. Close Circuit Television (CCTV) is technology and or systems that are found in a security. *
 Security guard office
 Control Room
 Client office