ASIS-CPP 無料問題集「ASIS Certified Protection Professional」

（A）Theft of trade secrets statutes

（B）Bribery statutes involving trade secrets

（C）Receipt of stolen property statutes

（D）Criminal conspiracy statutes

（E）All of the above

（A）Notify employees who go to work to keep windows rolled up

（B）Provide armed guards

（C）Issue special passes to no striking employees

（D）All of the above

（E）Change all perimeter-gate padlocks

（A）22 percent

（B）20 percent

（C）15 percent

（D）2 percent

（E）10 percent

（A）If it is a trade secret, the employee may be prevented from disclosing t by injunction.

（B）If not a trade secret and it is disclosed, the employer must take action after the disclosure and must be
able to prove some actual damage in order to recover

（C）All of the above.

（D）If not a trade secret, the information once disclosed is no longer defendable

（E）If not a trade secret, the information once disclosed cannot be further prevented from disclosure by an
injunction

（A）Pointing out its effectiveness

（B）Withholding detailed information from the examinee

（C）Describing it as infallible

（D）Working with the examiner as a team member

（E）Telling the examinee how experienced the examiner is

（A）Pre-indictment lineup

（B）Fingerprinting for identification purposes

（C）None of the above

（D）Photographing for identification purposes

（E）All of the above

（A）American Society for Industrial Security

（B）International Association of Chiefs of Police

（C）Brookings Institute

（D）Private Security Task Force of the National Advisory Committee on Criminal Justice Standards and
Goals

（E）Harvard Symposium in Private Security

（A）For a felony

（B）For a crime committed in his or her presence

（C）None of the above

（D）When he or she had "reasonable cause" to believe the person arrested committed the crime

（E）For a misdemeanor

（A）They provide good protection against fire.

（B）Both b and c

（C）Those manufactured prior to 1960 have round doors.

（D）Today, money safes have square doors.

（E）All of the above

（F）They always have wheels.

（A）Valium

（B）Azene

（C）Quaalude

（D）Paregoric

（E）Butisol

（A）Protection of original vital records

（B）Planned dispersal of copies of vital records

（C）Natural dispersal within an outside organization

（D）On-site storage in vaults or safes

（E）All of the above

（A）Manipulation

（B）Burn

（C）Punch

（D）Peel

（E）Explosion

（A）5 inches

（B）4 inches

（C）6 inches

（D）2 inches

（E）3 inches