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HTMP Year 1 Chapter 16 Security

Total questions: 26

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Security efforts for hotels are typically limited to crimes such as theft.

a)

true

b)

false

2.

Because of the events of September 11, 2001, security in the hospitality industry took on the stronger role of guarding against acts of violence and terrorism.

a)

true

b)

false

3.

Hotel security replaces law enforcement.

a)

true

b)

false

4.

Monitoring suspicious activities such as human trafficking is the sole responsibility of law enforcement

a)

true

b)

false

5.

It is important for hotel security staff to develop a good relationship with the local authorities.

a)

true

b)

false

6.

If an employee reports a death, what is the best action the security team should take?

a)

Investigate the cause

b)

Secure the area and leave everything untouched

c)

Evacuate the hotel

d)

Question other guests

7.

In the event of a power outage, the security team should:

a)

Call local authorities

b)

Evacuate the building

c)

Determine if any guest have medical or special needs while the power is off

d)

None of the above

8.

If a guest reports a loss of property, what must the security team do?

a)

Investigate the claim

b)

Assure the guest that the property is likely to be misplaced

c)

Contact local authorities immediately

d)

Ignore the report

9.

What type of key opens all guestrooms even when they are in double-lock mode?

a)

Guest Room Key

b)

Master Key

c)

Emergency Key

d)

Management Key

10.

What type of key is issued by front desk staff and should only be capable of opening a specific guestroom in single-lock mode only.

a)

Guest Room Key

b)

Master Key

c)

Emergency Key

d)

Management Key

11.

What type of key opens all guestrooms even when they are in double-lock mode?

a)

Guest Room Key

b)

Master Key

c)

Emergency Key

d)

Management key

12.

In order to be capable of making a citizen’s arrest, a security officer must:

a)

Be fully trained on the applicable statutes and laws in that specific state at the time they are hired into the position.

b)

Announce his or her intent to subdue the person engaging in a criminal act

c)

Only have the approval of local law enforcement

d)

None of the above

13.

All of the following are key functions of a security officer EXCEPT:

a)

Patrol all areas of the property

b)

Investigate any incidents reported by guests and employees

c)

Report to management the results of daily patrols, all investigations, and other security activities experienced

d)

Assume the role of local law enforcement in emergency situations

14.

Front office staff should maintain watch over:

a)

Lobby areas

b)

Parking lots

c)

Elevators

d)

All of the above

15.

A housekeeper finds that the door in room 145 is not locking properly. What action should the housekeeper take?

a)

Report it to maintenance

b)

Leave a note for the guest

c)

Ignore the problem

d)

Attempt to repair the problem

16.

Housekeepers have access to personal property and should:

a)

Go through guest’s property to look for weapons

b)

Confront guests about suspicious items

c)

Avoid making assumptions about suspicious items

d)

Monitor for illegal activities or weapons

17.

___________ is the act of recruiting, transporting, transferring, harboring or receiving a person through a use of force or other means, for the purpose of exploiting them.

a)

Human trafficking

b)

Human harboring

c)

Human transporting

d)

Human exploitation

18.

Hotels have the added responsibility of exercising:

a)

Extreme care

b)

Normal care

c)

Reasonable care

d)

Heightened security

19.

What is the purpose of innkeeper laws?

a)

Establish what type of security program a hotel must have in place

b)

Require emergency procedure to be posted in every room

c)

Establish a method of informing guests of emergencies

d)

Establish the required procedure for evacuating a hotel

20.

What is a security officer’s role in a hotel?

a)

Impersonate local authority

b)

Replace local authority

c)

Punish anyone who is engaging in an illegal activity

d)

Detain anyone who is engaging in an illegal activity

21.

During emergency situations, the front office:

a)

Can act as a central command post

b)

Should be evacuated

c)

Is typically not affected

d)

Is a danger zone

22.

Hotels must have an emergency response plan in place for:

a)

Anti-terrorism, fire, and natural disasters

b)

Fire, and natural disasters

c)

Natural disasters only

d)

Fire only

23.

The emergency response plan must:

a)

Clearly state how the property will respond to each type of emergency

b)

Clearly state duties to be carried out by employees during that particular situation

c)

Both a and b

d)

None of the above

24.

What special responsibility in guestroom security do housekeepers have?

a)

Housekeepers are considered members of the security team as well as the housekeeping department

b)

Housekeepers have direct access to guest’s personal information

c)

Housekeepers have direct access to guestrooms

d)

Housekeepers have direct access to both guestrooms and guest’s personal property

25.

What are the laws that began as a way to provide travelers with a safe haven at night?

a)

Innkeeper laws and common law

b)

Innkeeper laws and hotel protection laws

c)

Innkeeper laws and hotel night protection laws

d)

Common laws and hotel night protection laws

26.

Identify three (3) operational emergencies that may occur during normal operations.

a)

Theft

b)

Elevator malfunction

c)

Group Conference

d)

Power outages