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1. Which one of the following statements is true about the need to exercise the BCM program? A. Exercises frequently involve dangerous situations and employee injuries. When people are involved, the term 'test' has a positive tone whereas the term 'exercise has a negative tone. Without practicing plans and procedures there is a real risk that the business continuity and recovery efforts will fail. D. All exercises of any real value will require a significant outlay of time and money. 2. Which one of the following statements is true about the types of exercises commonly used by organizations? A. A Talk Through exercise is basically a Walk-Through exercise but is more physical. Talk Through and Walk-Through exercises are generally more expensive to conduct than Full Scale exercises. C. Tabletop exercises require a time commitment but never a financial commitment. Full Scale exercises require a time commitment and a possible significant financial commitment. B. D. 3. Which one of the following statements is true about the types of exercises commonly used by organizations? . Annual exercises for ERT members are not necessary unless there are new team members. B. The goal of testing and exercising is to determine how the BCP can fail and then take action to solve the problem so that BCM will be successful in an actual event. C. Full Scale exercises always require an extended shutdown of normal operations. D. Full Scale exercises do not require a time commitment. 4. Regarding the monitoring stage of preparedness at which early warning systems play a critical role, which one of the following statements is false? A. The Indian Ocean tsunami in 2004, where hundreds of thousands of lives were lost, is an example of successful monitoring. B. Monitoring might utilize technologies such as satellite imaging and land and sea-based sensors. C. One monitoring system uses text mining to analyze news across the Web. D. Early warning systems are designed to continuously measure and monitor the precursors of a catastrophic event