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WorksheetsWelcome to Security Quiz
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 5mins
Hey Colleagues! Who do you think has the primary responsibility for keeping our brave UNHCR staff safe and sound in Ukraine?
Field Security Unit (FSU)
The Staff Member themselves
James Bond (Agent 007)
Government of Ukraine
Hey, all! When you hear the air raid alarm blaring at your workplace, what’s your first move? Let’s see how you’d handle it!
Immediately go to the designated shelter and inform others on the way.
Calmly secure important work documents and proceed to the shelter.
Wait for instructions from Security before taking any action.
Check your phone for updates before deciding on your next steps.
Hey there, Benjamin, Ethan, and Isla! In the event of a building evacuation, which of the following steps should you NOT take?
Take the stairs, not the elevator.
Ensure personal belongings are secured before leaving.
Move quickly but avoid running.
Follow the guidance of the Emergency Warden or Security staff.
Uh-oh! Aria just spotted a suspicious package lurking in the office. What should she do next?
Inform Security and evacuate the area immediately.
Open it cautiously to check if it’s hazardous.
Report it, but only after confirming it isn’t yours or Mason's.
Wait for Security to arrive before taking any action.
Hey there, adventurous travelers like Benjamin, Evelyn, and Emma! Why is it super important to give Security a heads-up about your personal travel plans?
To ensure your safety and quick response in emergencies.
To comply with UNHCR internal policies.
To avoid unnecessary follow-up emails from Security.
So Security can inform you of high-risk areas.
Oh no! Scarlett just spotted Samuel with heavy bleeding during a chaotic emergency. What should you do to help him?
Apply direct pressure to the wound and use items from your IFAK.
Call for help and wait for medical assistance to arrive.
Use a tourniquet as a last resort if the bleeding cannot be controlled.
Move Samuel immediately to a safer location.
Hey James, Abigail, and David! Can you guess the primary purpose of the IFAK issued to UNHCR staff?
To provide essential medical aid in emergencies until professional help arrives.
To serve as a backup for the organization’s medical supplies.
To fulfill mandatory UNHCR staff policies.
To protect staff from minor injuries like scratches or cuts.
Hey Samuel, Olivia, and Henry! How often do you think UNHCR staff in Ukraine need to complete their IFAK training to stay sharp and ready?
Every year
Every six months
Only during onboarding
Every two years
Hey Elijah, if you're out in the field and someone tells you to wear a bulletproof vest, what should you do?
Put it on immediately and ensure it fits securely.
Confirm with the team if the threat level justifies the precaution.
Ask for a vest in your size and ensure it matches the rest of your gear.
Refuse if you feel it isn’t necessary for your current activity.
Hey Daniel and Nora! Before you embark on your exciting field visit, what crucial information should you share with Security to ensure a smooth adventure?
Your detailed itinerary, including contact numbers and expected return time.
Your personal preferences for meals during the visit.
The names of all field personnel traveling with you.
Your travel insurance details.
Hey Michael, Arjun, and Mia! If you were planning a thrilling field visit in a high-risk area, what do you think would be the safest mode of transport?
Private vehicles with local drivers.
UN-marked vehicles driven by trained drivers.
Public transportation for anonymity.
Motorcycles for quick mobility.
Hey Priya and Evelyn! What do you think is the most critical step when choosing a new apartment?
Signing a rental agreement to ensure legal compliance.
Consulting with Security to assess the area’s safety.
Finding a location close to UNHCR offices for convenience.
Ensuring it has good Wi-Fi and power backup.
Hey Luna, David, and Abigail! During a lockdown, what do you think is the most important thing for staff to focus on?
To continue working as usual unless instructed otherwise.
To secure all critical documents and data.
To ensure their own safety and follow Security’s instructions.
To check on the well-being of colleagues in their vicinity.
Hey there, Arjun! If a fire alarm goes off, what should you absolutely NOT do?
Evacuate immediately using the nearest exit.
Use the elevator to exit faster.
Wait for the fire warden’s instructions.
Verify the alarm isn’t false before evacuating.
Hey Abigail, during an emergency, what do you think is the main role of a communication tree? Is it to help us spread the word quickly and efficiently, just like Olivia would do in a group project?
To disseminate critical information quickly and efficiently.
To organize staff into response teams.
To track attendance during emergencies.
To coordinate social gatherings post-crisis.
Oh no! Jackson just realized he lost his UNHCR ID card! What’s the first thing he should do?
Call the Security team and report the loss immediately.
Check if it’s hidden under your desk.
Apply for a replacement and hope no one notices.
Inform your supervisor and Security without delay.
