20 Which of the following are actions that your employer may take in response to harassment? A. Verbal or written warning or reprimand, demotion or discharge of the harasser B. Training or counseling for the harasser to ensure that they understand why their conduct violated the employer's O harassment policy C. Monitoring of the harasser to ensure that the harassment stops D. Reduction of wages,suspension, transfer or reassignment for the harasser E. All of the above

Which best describes what the Occupational Safety'and Health Act of 1970 requires? Employers are required to make suggestions on standards for improving worker safety. All employees are eligible for a free health examination before beginning employment. Employers must keep the worksite free from recognized hazards. Employers have the right to request an Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)inspection for ways to improve worksite safety.

A patrol technique common to normal mobile patrol, deterrent patrol, and aggressive patrol is: Checking emergency response equipment Patrolling non-systematically Responding to intrusions on the perimeter fence line Monitoring work performed by a janitorial crew

Rape that occurs due to the victim's inability to consent is called: spousal rape attempted rape incapacitated rape forcible rape

DOD Mandatory Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI)Training Assessment > Question What level of system and network configuration n is required for CUI? (Select the best answer) Moderate confidentiality Advanced confidentiality Enhanced confidentiality Basic confidentiality

DOD Mandatory Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI)Training Assessment > Question Who can decontrol CUI? (Select the best answer) OCA, if in a Security Classification Guide Designated office for decontrolling All of the above

7. Offered for the purpose of showing the cousin's belief, would the letters to Marsden be hearsay under the Federal Rules of Evidence? Yes No

DOD Initial Orientation and Awareness Training Assessment > Question Question: Identifying critical information is the first step in the OPSEC cycle How is critical information defined? (Select the best answer) Only sensitive compartmented information that is determined valuable to an adversary Only classified national security information that is determined valuable to an adversary Only Atomic Energy Act information that is determined valuable to an adversary Only information that the DOD has determined is valuable to an adversary

All body parts shall remain inside the confines of the vehicle at all times. True False

Nonprofit organizations must adhere to IRS guidelines to maintain tax-exempt status. True False

Rules of order that supplement or modify the rules contained in an organization's parliamentary authority are called: secondary amendments. the secondary parlismentary authority. a corporate charter. special rules of order.