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KEYS:
1. C. SABOTAGE
2. D. ALL OF THESE
3. A. STEALING OF INFORMATION
4. B. SUBVERSION
5. D. PERIMETER
6. A. PREVENT AUTHORISED ENTRY
7. B. FENCE
8. B. ONE AND HALF BRICK
9. D. TAUT WIRE
10. B. EASY TO INSTALL
11. C. VIP SECURITY
12. D. EXTERNAL INFLUENCE
13. D. PERIMETER LIGHTING
14. C. COST OF FUTURE DEVELOPMENT
15. B. AVOID INTERNAL SECURITY DUTIES
16. C. INITIAL ISSUE OF CLOTHING
17. C. DOES NOT SUGGEST FUTURE SECURITY NEEDS
18. A. COST INCURRED ON SECURITY IS MORE
19. B. EXPENDITURE STATEMENT
20. D. GOOD WILL OF LOCAL PEOPLE
21. D, BOTH A & B
22. C, DECIDE
23. C, CCTV
24. C, HIGH SECURITY LOCKS
25. B, 5,1,2,3,4
26. C, HELPS IN SURVEILLANCE
27. B, REGULATE AUTHORISED ENTRY
28. D, PATROLLING
29. D, CGI SHEET
30. C, SUSCEPTIBLE TO HEAVY RAIN
31. C, CHEAPEST TO BUILD
32. A, BETTER AESTHETIC
33. C, VERY HIGH STRENGTH
34. A, 8 FEET
35. B, 2.5 FEET
36. D, CGI SHEET
37. B, CAN BE BREACHED VERY EASILY
38. C, NO LIMITATION ON HEIGHT
39. C, VERY EXPENSIVE
40. C, SUSCEPTIBLE TO THEFT
41. C, HIGH STRENGTH
42. B, LARGE AREA CAN BE COVERED
43. D, PATROLLING
44. C, TOP GUARD CAN BE WITH SPIKES OR GLASS PIECES TO CHECK CLIMB OVER
45. D, 4 TO 6 FEET HIGHER THAN HIGHEST OBSTACLE NEARBY
46. B, SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM
47. D, HAY STALK
48. C, MAIN GATE
49. C, COMMUNICATION FACILITY
50. D, OUTWARD FOCUSED LIGHT
d. A section
66. Advantage of foot patrol excludes-
a. Observe area minutely
b. Facilitate collection of information
c. Cover large area
d. Can watch criminals stealthily
67. Advantage of foot patrolling includes –
a. Cover smaller area
b. Physical fatigue
c. Affected by weather conditions
d. Security breaches can be noticed
68. Pick out advantage of vehicle patrolling
a. Minimum personal contact
b. Element of surprise minimum
c. Sound of vehicle will detract alertness
d. Can cover larger area
69. Effective patrolling excludes
a. Communication facility
b. Arms and ammunition
c. Changing of timings
d. Same route
70. What would you do when you find suspected material in plant while performing patrolling
a. Call the police
b. Call control room, CISF
c. Call BDDS
d. Runaway for shelter
74. The value of an asset which can not be measured in terms of money is called as
a) Extrinsic b) Intrinsic c) Dollar d) Valueless
76. The dismissed person who caused damage to the industrial U/T is called
a) Potential Criminal b) Ideologue c) Avenger d) Criminal
93. Light is
a) Electrical spectrum b) Magnetic spectrum c) Electro Magnetic Spectrum d) Bulb
94. Wattage is
a) The electrical power consumed by the light b) Used to calculate the cost of
lighting c) Used to calculate efficiency of the bulb in LPW d) All of the above
95. Luminance is
a) Amount of light emitted b) Amount of electricity consumed c) Amount of light
energy falling on a given surface area d) All of the above
a) Oldest and most popular b) Low cost c) Easily available and replaceable
d) All of the above
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51. A, MINIMUM
52. D, CAN KEEP EYE TO EYE CONTACT
53. C, 10 TO 12 FEET INSIDE PERIMETER WALL
54. C, 2,3,4,1
55. B, WILL FOLLOW SOP
56. B, LONG RANGE, LIGHT AND AUTOMATIC
57. C, IT IS THE ELECTRICAL POWER CONSUMED
58. D, 50 LX
59. A, LUMINANCE
60. D, COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMP
61. B, ADEQUATE LIGHT
62. A, GLARE AND CLUTTER
63. D, EXCESSIVE LIGHTING
64. D, SURVEILLANCE
65. B, FOUR
66. C. COVER LARGE AREA
67. A. COVER SMALLER AREA
68. C, SOUND OF VEHICLE WILL DETRACT ALERTNESS
69. D, SAME ROUTE
70. B, CALL CONTROL ROOM/ CISF
71. A) SEA PORT
72. C) UNINTENTIONAL ACT OF MEN
73. C) INTANGIBLE ASSET
74. B) INTRINSIC
75. C) VITAL
76. C) AVENGER
77. A) DISGRUNTLED EMPLOYEE
78. D) SOFTWARE
79. D) ALL THE ABOVE
80. A) STORE KEEPER
81. A) IN CHARGE OF SECURITY ESCORT
82. D) BOTH (A) & (B)
83. D) SHOULD BE CHECKED BY BOTH SECURITY STAFF AND CUSTODIAN.
84. B) ACCOUNTED SEPARATELY
85. B) MATERIALS OUT PASS
86. D) ALL OF THE ABOVE
87. D) ALL OF THE ABOVE
88. D) TROLLEY MIRROR
89. B) PHYSICAL SECURITY ELEMENT
90. D) ALL OF THE ABOVE
91. A) REVOLVING LIGHT
92. A) FACING OUTWARDS
93. C) ELECTRO MAGNETIC SPECTRUM
94. A) THE ELECTRICAL POWER CONSUMED BY THE LIGHT
95. C) AMOUNT OF LIGHT ENERGY FALLING ON A GIVEN SURFACE AREA
96. C) LUX
97. D) 100000 LUX
98. C) 0.25 LUX
99. A) 100 LUX
100. D) ALL OF THE ABOVE
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101. c) Fluorescent lamp
102. c) Large areas
103. d) All the above
104. b) Special pass
105. b) HHMD
106. d) Dog
107. c) Revolving light
108. a) Main entrance of building
109. b) Top Secret
110. b) Telephone
111. b) Special
112. a) CCTV
113. c) Cheaper
114. a) Over hang
115. b) Static duty point
116. c) Sabotage
117. a) Two to three men
118. a) Smell
119. b) Top Secret
120. b) espionage
121. d) Visitors pass
122. d) XBIS
123. d. both (a) and (b)
124. d) none of the above
125. d ) none of the above
126. a)10ft
127. b)Turnstile gate
128. d) None of these
129. c) ATC
130. d) none of the above
131. c) Sabotage
132. c) Mountain
133. a) Weigh bridge
134. b) Intelligence
135. b) Walkie-Talkie
136. a) PSO
137. a. Physical
138. b. Frisking
139. b) Detonator
140. d) Covert
141. d) River
142. c) Top secret
143. d) None of these
144. d) none of these
145. c) cheaper
146. d) Effective access control
147. b) Static duty post
148. c) Loss by fire
149. d) Control of unauthorised entry
150. c) Control of unauthorised entry
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a. Connect duty posts with integrated communication system b. mobilise striking reserve c.
provide medical assistance in case of contingency d. all the above
173. While escorting valuables, the security personnel should ______
a. observe strict vigilance b. adhere to rules and regulations c. inform police d.
all the above
174. While escorting valuables, the escorting party should -
a. know the topography of the area b. know the articles they are carrying c. know the
value of the articles they are carrying d. all the above
175. While escorting cash of Rs. 4 lakhs , the composition of guards should be ---
a. AC – 1, INSP – 1, HC- 2, CT- 8
b. INSP – 1, SI – 1, HC – 1, CT – 3
c. SI – 1, HC- 1, CT – 2
d. AC – 1, INSP – 2, SI – 1, HC/CT – 8
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