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Midterm Examination on Risk Management

Total questions: 65

Worksheet time: 38mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The following are examples of serious risk, hazards, and security breaches except:

a)

New Tour threats

b)

Unexplained Occurrences

c)

Presence of unauthorized persons

d)

Loss while on tour

2.

The lead agency in implementing and enforcing Occupational Health and Safety policies and practices.

a)

Dept. of Agriculture

b)

International Labor Organization

c)

Dept. of Labor and Employment

d)

Dept. of Health

3.

It means removing people from the threat the danger away from people to a safe distance using a protective shield of some kind.

a)

Substitution

b)

Elimination

c)

Engineering

d)

Isolation

4.

An agency that you need to call for assistance to address safety and security pertaining to fire incidents.

a)

Bureau of Fire

b)

Police

c)

Head Office

d)

Civil Defense

5.

The common and traditional approach to risk management of transferring responsibility to other parties.

a)

Risk Retention

b)

Risk Transfer

c)

Risk Reduction

d)

Risk Avoidance

6.

Personnel that you need to ask for help if problems arise related to giving instructions and directions going to a destination.

a)

Tour Assistants

b)

Other Guides

c)

Tour Leader

d)

Police

7.

A type of form usually prepared to guide the actions required and ensure nothing is missed.

a)

Master List

b)

Logbook

c)

Checklist

d)

Activity Sheet

8.

A kind of risk usually deliberately sought or embraced by the organization specifically for the future success of any organization.

a)

Compliance Risk

b)

Control Risk

c)

Hazard Risk

d)

Opportunity Risk

9.

It involves government mandated licenses and business permits and requirements.

a)

Hazard Risk

b)

Control Risk

c)

Compliance Risk

d)

Opportunity Risk

10.

It applies to situations where the state takes action against a person or organization for breaching statutory law.

a)

Consequences

b)

Criminal Law

c)

Breach

d)

Likelihood

11.

It is the outcome or result if a threat materializes.

a)

Breach

b)

Criminal Law

c)

Likelihood

d)

Consequences

12.

It is a support fact-based and science-based decision.

a)

Risk Identification

b)

Risk Evaluation

c)

Control Risk

d)

Risk Analysis

13.

Relevant personnel that you need to address safety and security needs related to securing the safety and security of your tour group.

a)

Civil Defense

b)

Security Staff

c)

Police

d)

Fireman

14.

The most effective option that involves getting rid of threat/ risk.

a)

Substitution

b)

Elimination

c)

Engineering

d)

Isolation

15.

Combination of the impact of loos rating and the vulnerability rating to evaluate the potential risk to the facility or to an event from a given threat.

a)

Risk Assessment

b)

Risk Evaluation

c)

Risk Management

d)

Risk Analysis

16.

The primary legal basis for occupational safety and health (OSH) in the Philippines is:

a)

Labor Code

b)

1987 Philippine Constitution

c)

DOLE Department Orders

d)

International Labour Organization (ILO)

17.

Under Article XIII, Section 3 of the 1987 Constitution, the state guarantees:

a)

Unlimited working hours

b)

Rights to self-organization and humane working conditions

c)

Free travel insurance for all employees

d)

No-strike policies in all industries

18.

Which government agency primarily implements OSH standards in the Philippines?

a)

DOLE

b)

DOT

c)

DTI

d)

DFA

19.

Why must tourism-related organizations develop safety and security policies?

a)

To comply with legislated requirements

b)

To avoid penalties and lawsuits

c)

To reduce accidents and ensure customer safety

d)

All of the above

20.

Wearing helmets and seat belts by customers is an example of:

a)

Administrative control

b)

PPE for customers

c)

Substitution

d)

Elimination

21.

Safe work practices are often implemented through:

a)

SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures)

b)

PPE policies only

c)

Travel bans

d)

Insurance providers

22.

Businesses conducting tours must have protocols for:

a)

Staff promotions

b)

Dealing with the death of a participant

c)

Giving discounts to tourists

d)

Avoiding tax penalties

23.

Information control in handling emergencies includes:

a)

Giving full details to everyone

b)

Limiting details to legal and necessary information

c)

Allowing rumors to spread

d)

Ignoring media inquiries

24.

Personal safety and security relates to:

a)

Safety of staff and tourists, and security of documents and property

b)

Only luggage handling

c)

Only health insurance

d)

None of the above

25.

Media communication following incidents must be:

a)

Controlled and authorized

b)

Open to all without approval

c)

Based on social media posts only

d)

Ignored completely

26.

Documentation requirements may include:

a)

Safety information handouts

b)

Pre-departure safety orientations

c)

Online safety resources

d)

All of the above

27.

Acquiring safety information about a tour helps decide if it should:

a)

Proceed, be delayed, postponed, or canceled

b)

Be free of charge

c)

Increase staff salaries

d)

Require less training

28.

Which of the following is part of emergency equipment and systems?

a)

Risk analysis results

b)

Communication tools and safety devices

c)

Tourist souvenirs

d)

Restaurant menus

29.

Which organization highlighted in 2019 that safe food supplies support economies, trade, and sustainable development?

a)

FAO

b)

WHO

c)

DOH

d)

FDA

30.

Unsafe food containing harmful bacteria, viruses, parasites, or chemicals may cause:

a)

Only diarrhea

b)

Only respiratory diseases

c)

More than 200 diseases

d)

No serious illness

31.

Which groups are most vulnerable to foodborne illnesses?

a)

Teenagers

b)

Infants, elderly, sick individuals

c)

Athletes

d)

Office workers

32.

What is essential to ensure safe food production?

a)

Expensive equipment

b)

Hierarchical food safety management system

c)

Only government inspection

d)

Longer shelf life

33.

The Philippine Food Safety Framework protects people from:

a)

Import duties

b)

Misbranded or adulterated food

c)

Free trade agreements

d)

Industrialization

34.

Which Philippine law principle underpins food safety?

a)

Economic liberalization

b)

Right to health and protection from hazardous products

c)

Food export competitiveness

d)

Trade globalization

35.

One cost of foodborne illness to enterprises is:

a)

Increased tourism

b)

Higher consumer trust

c)

Loss of reputation and profit

d)

Free marketing

36.

"Codex Alimentarius" ensures:

a)

Cheaper food prices

b)

Safe, good food for everyone

c)

Limiting food exports

d)

Only local trade agreements

37.

In the Philippines, outbreaks of foodborne diseases were most often linked to:

a)

Offices

b)

Schools and communities

c)

Public transportation

d)

Hotels

38.

Foodborne illness may lead to:

a)

Economic growth

b)

Longer life expectancy

c)

Decreased consumer confidence

d)

Faster trade

39.

Foodborne illnesses are considered a threat especially to:

a)

Only farmers

b)

Only chefs

c)

Food service industry

d)

Tour guides

40.

Which component of the Philippine Food Safety Framework involves processing and distribution?

a)

Household consumption

b)

Food industry sector

c)

Aquaculture

d)

Local government

41.

TRUE OR FALSE: Taxonomy-based risk identification is the breakdown of possible risk resources focused on the staff team, participants, environment and equipment as the central area in which risk can be managed.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

42.

TRUE OR FALSE : Internal and External factors are the sources of identifying potential risk.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

43.

TRUE OR FALSE: Problem analysis is critical in determining the proper action needed when confronted with situations involving a similar problem or issue.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

44.

TRUE OR FALSE: Risk options is a technique in risk management in which the management is transferring the burden of risk to another person.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

45.

TRUE OR FALSE : The provision for communicating workplace safety protocols to be in place includes mandatory safety and Security training to cover all relevant protocols to individual job roles and responsibilities.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

46.

TRUE OR FALSE : Risk charting is a combination method of all approaches or techniques.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

47.

TRUE OR FALSE: Being proactive in line with provision for safety and security information to customers will 'set the scene' for experience the customers is about to have.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

48.

TRUE OR FALSE : The use of PPE by employees protects the workers when they undertake certain duties or engagement in certain activities.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

49.

TRUE OR FALSE : The thrust of Department of Labor and Employment in relation to OHS for workers is protection and welfare.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

50.

TRUE OR FALSE: Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) provide employees with a safe and secure workplace and for organizations to provide safe and secure environment for customers.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

51.

TRUE OR FALSE : Risk management process will stop once the sources of risk identified.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

52.

TRUE OR FALSE: The emergency situations in business cover both internal and external emergencies.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

53.

TRUE OR FALSE: Scenario-based risk identification is a method, where one can map out risk to determine which is to be prioritized.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

54.

TRUE OR FALSE : Checking is done multiples time per day so as to avoid making the checks predictable.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

55.

TRUE OR FALSE : A master list is usually prepared to guide the actions required and ensure nothing is missed.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

56.

The legal liability falling to the employer for the actions of their 'agent' based on the principle the employer is responsible for the actions of their employees.

(a)  

57.

A process that is used to compare risk analysis results with risk criteria to determine whether or not a specified level of risk accepted or tolerated.

(a)  

58.

It is otherwise known as Labor Code of the Philippines passed in 1974.. PRESIDENTIAL DECREE 442

(a)  

59.

A hierarchy of control that requires making physical alterations to the workplace, site, or processes to minimize the generation of risk.

(a)  

60.

It protects workers and members of the public from accidents, injury, or loss.

(a)  

61.

It protects the traveler from the unforeseen circumstances which can be associated with travel.

(a)  

62.

It pertains to ongoing monitoring of the environment and vicinity.

(a)  

63.

The 2nd most acceptable method which involves replacing the hazardous procedure or product with less hazardous one.

(a)  

64.

A hierarchy of control that requires business to restrict an area or activity.

(a)  

65.

It is used by the employee to protect them from any danger/harm while performing their individual task.

(a)