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Nuclear Safety 8

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who is responsible for enforcing nuclear security and safeguards in the UK?

a)

ONR (CNSS)

b)

IAEA

c)

EA

d)

NDA

2.

What does nuclear security aim to protect?

a)

Nuclear materials

b)

Facilities

c)

People

d)

The environment

3.

What does nuclear safeguarding aim to protect?

a)

Nuclear materials

b)

Facilities

c)

People

d)

The environment

4.

Which is the highest category of nuclear material?

a)

I

b)

II

c)

III

d)

IV

5.

Which piece of legislation enforces nuclear security?

a)

NISR

b)

IRR

c)

OGIL

d)

NIA

6.

Which of these is NOT good practice for sensitive data?

a)

Encrypting devices

b)

Following the guidance by the NCSC

c)

Sending data through fax

d)

Taking sensitive data home on public transport using removable media

7.

What is the purpose of the UK System of Accounting for, and Control of Nuclear Materials?

a)

To meet international safeguards obligations

b)

To facilitate the IAEA's safeguards verification of UK activities

c)

To comply with the non-proliferation treaty

d)

To allow the ONR to keep track of quantities of nuclear material in the UK

8.

Why is there often an inventory difference between the measured and calculated amount of nuclear material?

a)

To allow for measurement uncertainty

b)

Because they are lying about quantities of materials

c)

Because some nuclear material gets used to make nuclear weapons

d)

It doesn't matter

9.

Which level of Defence in Depth is routine security operating procedures?

a)

Level 1

b)

Level 2

c)

Level 3

d)

Level 4

10.

Match the following barriers to the Defence in Depth level for security.

a)

Safeguards and accountancy

1.

Level 1

b)

Inner building or store

2.

Level 2

c)

Guards and armed response

3.

Level 3

d)

Personnel security

4.

Level 4

e)

Perimeter fence and alarm

5.

Level 5