CPRE Risk Management and Safety 2

Question 1

The attractive nuisance doctrine most commonly applies to park agencies when:

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A dangerous feature like an unfenced pool attracts and injures a child trespasser

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A park charges admission fees

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A program cancellation causes financial loss to participants

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A vendor fails to meet contract specifications

Question 2

When an agency purchases general liability insurance, the coverage primarily protects against:

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Third-party bodily injury and property damage claims

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Employee workers' compensation claims

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Vehicle collision damage

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Employee embezzlement losses

Question 3

Emergency action plans (EAPs) for park facilities should include all of the following EXCEPT:

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Employee annual performance goals

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Evacuation routes and assembly points

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Communication chain and contact numbers

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Roles and responsibilities during emergencies

Question 4

Sovereign immunity historically protected government park agencies from lawsuits, but today most states:

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Have waived immunity to varying degrees, allowing certain claims against public entities

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Maintain full immunity with no exceptions

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Require all claims to be filed in federal court

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Only allow immunity claims for facilities over 50 acres

Question 5

Which document records all accidents, injuries, and near-misses at a park facility and is essential for risk management analysis?

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Incident report

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Daily activity log

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Personnel file

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Capital asset inventory

Question 6

The process of systematically identifying, analyzing, and prioritizing risks before developing mitigation strategies is called:

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Risk assessment

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Risk transfer

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Risk financing

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Risk avoidance