ALICE Recovery Ops 2

Question 1

After an active threat is neutralized, who typically gives the official 'all-clear' signal allowing full reunification to begin?

Accepted Answer

Law enforcement incident commander

Answer

Law enforcement retains command authority until the scene is declared safe, and only the incident commander should issue the all-clear.

Question 2

During post-incident recovery, what is the primary purpose of a student-parent reunification site?

Accepted Answer

To provide a controlled, documented handoff of students to authorized guardians

Answer

Reunification sites exist to verify guardian identity and document each student release in an orderly, accountable manner.

Question 3

Which ALICE phase is most directly associated with recovery operations following an incident?

Accepted Answer

Evacuate

Answer

Evacuate moves people away from danger and transitions naturally into assembly, accounting, and reunification steps that define recovery.

Question 4

What is 'survivor guilt' in the context of post-incident psychological recovery?

Accepted Answer

Distress experienced by individuals who survived while others did not

Answer

Survivor guilt is a recognized trauma response where survivors feel distress or remorse about outliving or avoiding harm that others suffered.

Question 5

In a reunification operation, what should staff do if a person claiming to be a parent cannot be verified in the student's emergency contact records?

Accepted Answer

Hold the student and notify law enforcement

Answer

Unverified adults must not receive students; staff should hold the student and involve law enforcement to avoid transferring a child to an unauthorized person.

(ALICE) Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter, and Evacuate Training Certification Practice Test

(ALICE) Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter, and Evacuate Training Certification Practice Test

ALICE Recovery Ops 2