1. The United States has a strong independent media (freedom of speech); which of the following media actions is not always in the best interest of an event crisis news story?

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Facts about the crisis (names, dates, places)

Viable impact on business in the industry and community

Interviews with the designated spokesperson at the event site

Sensationalism and fear based on perception

2.Which of the following is a risk that every event carries, the

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negative occurrence on and off-site.

negative publicity.

negative of drugs, alcohol and sexual crimes.

negative of pick pockets and terrorists.

answers a & b are both correct

3. According to the textbook, Stenberg's theory of less value than paid for, indicates that

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guest always get what they pay for so crises are avoidable.

if the guest doesnt get what they paid for a crisis is possible.

no one is ever totally satisfied and should not always expect to get what they pay for.

paying for an event makes a guest partially responsible for their own enjoyment.

None of the above are correct.

4. Which is not a general principle of risk management as presented by the author of our textbook?

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Event and meetings are social and accessible

Events are usually planned and predictable

Perceptions of a crisis grow and compound in the mind

The closer one is to the crisis the greater it appears in the mind

The farther one is from the crisis the greater it appears in the mind

5. What is probably the single best skill for an event risk manager to have?

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Listening

Organizing

Writing

Presenting

Coordinating

6. Which of the following events is an allocentric event guest more likely (prefer) to attend?

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A business conference in their hometown

Their local symphony

Racing with the bulls in Spain

A natural history museum tour

7. Which of the following has the least probability of occurring? An event risk assessed to have a

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high probability and low consequence.

low probability and high consequence.

high probability and high consequence.

low probability and low consequence.

8. Using your intuitive knowledge for crisis planning is using

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your scientific data skills.

your eyes and ears to observe.

your internal gut feeling & knowledge.

empirical studies done by experts.

9. Which of the following is considered a crime of opportunity?

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con game

carjacking

prostitution

disorderly conduct

10. Which of the following is not a major attribute of a crowd?

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it wants to grow

it creates equality

it moves and seeks direction

it is more stagnant as time goes on

it tends to become denser

11. Which of the following is helpful in reducing the success of pick-pocket's working an event? Having visitors

Group of answer choices

carry wallets and purses as usual to look natural.

never leave valuables unattended.

bump others before they bump into them.

loan money to event personnel.

12. In order to interpret body language risk managers need to pay attention to

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peoples deodorant.

peoples posture.

people seeking privacy.

people texting too much.

both b & c are correct

13. In today's world which of the following can always be expected to be thoughtful?

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men

women

children and youth

none of the above

14. Which of the following are likely contributing event crowd control factors at a street event?

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violence and sudden noises

drugs, alcohol and sex acts

planned violence and gunfire

tolerance by authorities

15. Which of the following is most likely an example of a fleeing crowd?

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crowd at a convention when a fire breaks out

a lynching mob

a funeral possession that turns into a riot

crowd that seeks to overthrow the political status-quo

16. Which of the following are examples of event crimes of violence?

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carjacking

kidnapping

mugging

sexual assault

all the above are event crimes of violence

17. Loss of crowd control is more likely to occur when

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there are many older people.

it is winter and snowy.

alcohol is involved.

security is everywhere.

right after lunch.

18. Which of the following is not a crowd management tool?

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controlling time

keeping a low profile

cueing the crowd

using laughter

19. Pyrotechnics at an event are always a risk because they

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require the fire department to be present.

are for political and non-political events alike.

are designed to burn and explode.

encourage workers to smoke on the job.

20. Which of the following questions should be asked if stage construction is involved in planning the event?

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Who is(are) the act(s) and where are they from?

How big is the truck delivering the group and where will it park to unload?

Are the edges of the stage clearly marked with glow-in-the-dark tape?

Did the band, or group, bring enough help to make sure everything is set up properly?

21. Which of the following is true of pedestrians at events; people___________

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are in a party mood.

drink and walk.

cross dangerous streets.

do not always know local laws.

talk and walk at the same time.

do all of the above as pedestrians at an event.

22. Which is not a concern when planners are worried about insects and snakes at an event?

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local conditions

ground covering

weather and climate

people attending

safe use of pesticides

all the above are concerns

23. The design term CPTED stands for

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Community Protection through Educated Design

Crime Prevention through Environmental Design

Community Prevention through Everyday Design

Crime Prevention through Edited Design

24. Which of the following is not a compressed gas you might find at an event?

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Propane for cooking burners and camping stoves

Helium for childrens balloons

Hydrogen for hot air balloons

Nitrous Oxide (laughing gas) for crop fertilizing

25. Potable water is required for

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drinking, food prep and warewashing

flushing toilets

watering plant displays

washing event vehicles

26. Event crisis are complex so event crisis solutions are fairly straight forward and easily planned.

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True

False

27. Human threats are generally a result of people's state of mind, attitude, weakness or character trait.

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True

False

28. Human beings normally set boundaries around themselves, but feel more equal and tend to lose their fear in a crowd.

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True

False

29. Monitoring food temperatures at a large outdoor concert is not necessary as long as the food came from an approved product vendor.

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True

False

30. Having attendees walk on sidewalks is an effective technique in assisting with pedestrian safety.

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True

False

31. How would you incorporate listening skills into your collection of risk data for a festival? and How might body language help in determining the types of questions that you might want to ask?

(Short Answer)

32. You have been asked to turn a sports arena with seating for 5,000 spectators into an exhibit hall. What are some of the types of information that you would need to know?

(Short Answer)

33. You have just had a rolling black-out and believe that the local water purification plant has been affected.

• How would you handle the situation?
• What method would you use to assure the public that your event is safe?

(Short Answer)