Law & Justice 2, Chapter 17 Quiz

A magnetometer is a kind of metal detector that detects what?

• Zinc

• Aluminum

• Ferromagnetic material

• Non-Ferromagnetic material

Which of the following is not a metal detection technology used prominently in security applications?

• C T Scan

• X-ray

• Pulse-field detector

• Continuous wave device

How many suspect components of an explosive device are needed to warrant a possible threat?

• One

• Three

• Two

• Four

Which chemical compound does chemiluminescence technology detect?

• Carbon Dioxide

• Nitroglycerin

• Ammonium nitrate

• PETN

Electronic article surveillance (EAS) systems are used to detect

• Electrodes

• Merchandise

• Fraudulent activity

• Locking mechanism tampering

Devices used for the detection of metal vary by application and composition sensitivity making it occasionally necessary to use with which of the following?

• A pat-down search of the individual.

• A handheld metal detector sweep of specific areas of the body.

• A swipe of the subjects clothes.

• Refusal to allow the individual's admission.

Of the basic components of an explosive device, which of the following is NOT one of those components?

• A power source (such as a battery).

• An explosive payload of fast ignition high velocity material.

• A suspicious looking liquid in a small container.

• A triggering device.

When responding to an alarm, it is important to:

• Use physical force.

• Remove the suspected articla from the area.

• Abide buy the company policy and procedure:

• Have a deadly force option available

Which component is not considered a basic component of an explosive device?

• Explosive material

• Detonator

• Projectile

• Connecting wires

Typically, canine olfaction (sense of smell) is used to detect explosives at military bases, airports or during special events. Which of the following is NOT another was that canines can be of great assistance to a security effort?

• Providing olfactory demonstrations in court as factual evidence.

• Detecting both living or dead bodies during disasters.

• Disarming and capturing dangerous subjects with "bite and hold" tactics.

• Tracking down illegal substances being transported at border crossings.