TSAT Quiz 2

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Quiz 2

Instructions: In order to continue, read each question carefully, select your answer from the choices provided then, submit the quiz.

1.	Transportation assets are inherently vulnerable.
	A. True
	B. False



2.	Transportation security is evaluated from what three perspectives?
	A. Threat, Value, and Recovery
	B. Threat, Vulnerability, and Risk
	C. Threat, Inventory, and Cost
	D. Probability, Impact, and Recovery


3.	Common vulnerabilities to transportation security include:
	A. Unlocked gates
	B. Inadequate lighting
	C. Failure to follow safety and security procedures
	D. All of the above.


4.	Reducing vulnerability and risk reduces the chance that a threat will be successful.
	A. True
	B. False

5.	Good housekeeping enhances overall system security by:
	A. Making it easier to locate unusual or out of place items
	B. Making it harder for terrorist or criminals to hide something
	C. Aiding First Responders in their search efforts
	D. Enabling quicker rescue efforts
	E. All of the above

6.	Regularly performing work-area security sweeps is your second responsibility in transportation security.
	A. True
	B. False

7.	Where do you look when performing a security sweep of a bridge?
	A. Footings
	B. Support Beams
	C. Decking and Railings
	D. All of the above

8.	Why are transportation assets attractive /logical targets for terrorists?
	A. Inherently vulnerable and accessible
	B. Economic impact
	C. Hard to defend
	D. All of the above

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