5.
What is the most vulnerable link in any badge system?
A.
Theft of a badge by an outsider.
B.
Enforcement of the system by entry control personnel.
C.
Loss of a badge by an employee.
D.
Mutilation of a badge by anyone.
6.
Which of the following BEST describes the purpose of an ID and control
system?
A. Limit only civilian personnel who are cleared, have a need to know,
and are employed in the area.
B. Limit entry to all vehicles, except emergency vehicles such as
police cars, ambulances, and firetrucks.
C. Assure a check of badges of all employees is made and all violations
are reported.
D. Assure a means of positive ID of all personnel who are authorized
entry to an area.
7.
Security ID cards and badges should be tamperproof.
They will meet the
requirements of:
A.
AR
380-13.
B.
AR
200-16.
C.
AR
640-3.
D.
AR
380-25.
8.
Which of the following is a proper action to take in setting up a badge
A. Have each activity on the post responsible for making and issuing
its badges.
B. Prepare only one badge for each person so a duplicate will not be in
existence.
C. Place a security classification on civilian badges to assure
handling as a classified document.
D. Establish centralized control of badges.
9.
ID badges for visitors must contain, at least, name of activity for
which it's valid, a serial number and signature of validating official.
These badges must also contain what else?
A.
A letter, symbol, or color to indicate access authorized.
B.
A photograph and visitor's signature.
C.
Escort requirements and photograph.
D.
Letter, symbol, or color to indicate access authorized,
and
expiration date.
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