Exam for: IS-1022: Substantiating Disaster-Related Damages to Buildings, Contents, Vehicles, and Equipment

1. For "Work Completed" projects, the Applicant is responsible for providing which of the following? A. Photographs of the facility after repair B. Flood Insurance Rate Maps C. Site Sketches D. Damaged elements and their dimensions 2. An Applicant has an uninsured facility that was damaged from a flood. A flood also damaged this same facility a year prior and the Applicant was told the required insurance that they would need to obtain and maintain at that time. What happens to the facility in terms of Public Assistance? A. The facility is eligible for Public Assistance funding B. The facility is not initially eligible for Public Assistance funding, unless the Applicant gains insurance 60 days from the time of the incident C. The facility is not eligible for Public Assistance funding, regardless of the hazard D. The facility is eligible for Public Assistance funding, but FEMA reduces the funding by the amount of insurance required from the previous disaster 3. The Applicant is required to identify and report all of its disaster-related damage, Emergency Work activities, and debris quantities to FEMA within ____ days of the Recovery Scoping Meeting. A. 30 B. 120 C. 60 D. 90 4. The Applicant is not required to obtain and maintain insurance on facilities with less than ________ in eligible costs prior to any reductions. A. 5000 B. 12500 C. 7500 D. 10000 5. Which of the following is considered eligible Category E work? A. Replacement of special library collections B. Manually entering data that was lost in damaged computers C. Costs to remove signs of pre-disaster aging from a painting D. Repairing damaged equipment and supplies with the same number of equivalent items 6. All of the following are considered information to support a change in scope of work due to hidden damages, except: A. Photographs documenting damage B. Change orders C. Drawing of the damage D. Documentation substantiating the damage related to the declared incident 7. Section 106 of the _________________ requires FEMA to consider the effects a project will have on historic properties and provide the Advisory Council the opportunity to comment on the effects of the project. A. Executive Order 11988 B. Executive Order 11990 C. National Historic Preservation Act D. National Environmental Policy Act 8. Which of the following is an example of post-disaster documentation? A. Ownership titles B. Organization policies C. Engineering evaluations D. Maintenance records 9. Where can the Damage Inventory template be found in Grants Portal for download as a spreadsheet? A. "Event PA Requests" page B. "My Workflows" page C. "My Organization Profile" page D. "Damage Details" page 10. Which of the following statements is true about project costs? A. The Applicant may not request technical assistance from FEMA to develop the cost estimates of a project B. FEMA uses the Applicant's cost estimate if the estimate is prepared by a licensed Professional Engineer C. FEMA is responsible for providing documentation to demonstrate that a project's claimed costs are reasonable D. If the Applicant has completed the scope of work, FEMA and the Applicant work together to estimate costs and reach an agreement

11. Which section of the National Environmental Policy Act requires Federal agencies to integrate environmental values into their decision-making processes by considering the environmental impacts of their proposed actions and reasonable alternatives to those actions? A. Section 102 B. Section 108 C. Section 104 D. Section 106 12. Which of the following is an eligible activity associated with the recovery of files? A. Establishing new information databases B. Scanning re-established hard copy files into computers to create digital files C. Stabilizing the damaged hard copies D. Deciphering photocopies of damaged hard copies