WMGT 101 Exam #3 questions well
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Security Engineering:
What is the starting point for security requirement planning?
What does this tell us? - correct answer ✔✔UFC 4-020-01
Does this building require more than the bare minimum?
Security Engineering:
When do minimum AT/FP standards apply? - correct answer ✔✔Low aggressor likelihood and low asset
value (< 0.5 for both)
Security Engineering:
What is the physical security function of fences and gates? - correct answer ✔✔Delay
Security Engineering:
What is the purpose of the Intelligence Community Tech Spec 1.5.1? - correct answer ✔✔The document
used to provide info about constructing and designing SCIFs
Security Engineering:
, What are the three components of Crime Prevention Through Enviornmental Design (CPTED) and what
do they mean? - correct answer ✔✔Natural Surveillance - having a watch point/high gorund
Natural Access Control - using surroundings to funnel people to a certain access point
Territorial Reinforcement - using fences/landscaping to indicate ones territory
Soil Fundamentals:
What are the three possible phases of matter in soil? - correct answer ✔✔Air, Water, Solids
Soil Fundamentals:
Explain the interaction between shape, size, & gradation of the soil solids and the in-place density of the
soil - correct answer ✔✔Low In-Place Density - rounded shapes, small range of size, poorly graded
High In-Place Density - varying shaped (angular = good), large range of sizes, well graded
Soil Fundamentals:
Plastic Limit vs. Liquid Limit - correct answer ✔✔Plastic Limit - moisture content at which a fine-grained
soil can no longer be remolded without cracking
Liquid Limit - moisture content at which a fine-grained soil no longer flows like a liquid
Soil Fundamentals:
What is a soil skeleton? - correct answer ✔✔The soild soil particles
Soil Fundamentals:
answered already passed
Security Engineering:
What is the starting point for security requirement planning?
What does this tell us? - correct answer ✔✔UFC 4-020-01
Does this building require more than the bare minimum?
Security Engineering:
When do minimum AT/FP standards apply? - correct answer ✔✔Low aggressor likelihood and low asset
value (< 0.5 for both)
Security Engineering:
What is the physical security function of fences and gates? - correct answer ✔✔Delay
Security Engineering:
What is the purpose of the Intelligence Community Tech Spec 1.5.1? - correct answer ✔✔The document
used to provide info about constructing and designing SCIFs
Security Engineering:
, What are the three components of Crime Prevention Through Enviornmental Design (CPTED) and what
do they mean? - correct answer ✔✔Natural Surveillance - having a watch point/high gorund
Natural Access Control - using surroundings to funnel people to a certain access point
Territorial Reinforcement - using fences/landscaping to indicate ones territory
Soil Fundamentals:
What are the three possible phases of matter in soil? - correct answer ✔✔Air, Water, Solids
Soil Fundamentals:
Explain the interaction between shape, size, & gradation of the soil solids and the in-place density of the
soil - correct answer ✔✔Low In-Place Density - rounded shapes, small range of size, poorly graded
High In-Place Density - varying shaped (angular = good), large range of sizes, well graded
Soil Fundamentals:
Plastic Limit vs. Liquid Limit - correct answer ✔✔Plastic Limit - moisture content at which a fine-grained
soil can no longer be remolded without cracking
Liquid Limit - moisture content at which a fine-grained soil no longer flows like a liquid
Soil Fundamentals:
What is a soil skeleton? - correct answer ✔✔The soild soil particles
Soil Fundamentals:
