In most states, an individual can hold only one corporate office. True False

When using a two-way radio, a security officer should: a. Speak in a louder than normal tone of voice b. Speak as quickly as possible to minimize the time on the radio c. Identify themselves prior to making a statement or asking a question d. Avoid using abbreviations so the message in clearly understood

Security officers must not convey their emotions in their voice on thephone. SELECT ONE: True False

Why is it vital to have the authorization to release information form signed? Because it serves as the contract between the listing agent and seller client Because listing agents cannot accept an offer on a short sale without it Because HUD prohibits listing agents proceeding with the short-sale transaction without it Because the servicer cannot discuss the borrower's/seller's loan with the listing agent without one

The NEC@ article that provides the rules for demand factors is __ NEC Article 110 NEC Article 210 NEC Article 220 NEC Article 230

What law made it illegal to access or intercept transmitted electronic communication without permission? Electronic Communications Privacy Act Cyber Security Enhancement Act Stop Online Piracy Act National Information Infrastructure Act

The NEC@ article that covers equipment grounding and equipment grounding conductors is \_\_ \begin{array}{|l|l|} \hline -\ NEC\ Article\ 250\ &\ \\ \hline -\ NEC\ Article\ 340\ &\ \\ \hline -\ NEC\ Article\ 680\ &\ \\ \hline -\ NEC\ Article\ 725\ &\ \\ \hline \end{array}

The equipment manufacturing standards for PFAS systems are covered by: OSHA ANSI NABCEP NFPA

Owners have no personal liability under which legal business structure? A a corporation B a partnership C a sole proprietorship D There is liability in every legal business structure.

__ is the unreasonable interference by one landowner with another landowner's use and enjoyment of his or her property. Nuisance Trespass

Treating individual liberties as the product of a negotiated contract is known as the natural rights theory. True False