CPRP Programming & Operations 3

Question 1

Which document establishes the legal framework for operating a public recreation program and defines liability responsibilities?

Accepted Answer

Enabling legislation or ordinance

Answer

Enabling legislation or local ordinances grant authority for public agencies to operate recreation programs and define the scope of services.

Question 2

A recreation center experiences a sudden illness outbreak among participants. The operations protocol should FIRST involve:

Accepted Answer

Isolating affected individuals and contacting the local health department

Answer

Isolating affected individuals and notifying public health authorities is the immediate priority to prevent further spread and comply with reporting requirements.

Question 3

When developing a recreation program for older adults, which principle of programming BEST ensures inclusivity?

Accepted Answer

Applying Universal Design principles to accommodate varying functional abilities

Answer

Universal Design creates programs and environments usable by all people regardless of age or ability without need for adaptation.

Question 4

The NRPA recommends that park and recreation agencies recover what percentage of operating costs from fees and charges for most programs?

Accepted Answer

25–50%

Answer

NRPA benchmarks suggest 25–50% cost recovery is typical for most public recreation programs, with the remainder subsidized by tax revenue.

Question 5

A risk management plan for an outdoor adventure program should include all of the following EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

Marketing strategies for program growth

Answer

Marketing strategies are a programming and promotion function, not a component of risk management planning.

CPRP - Certified Park and Recreation Professional Practice Test

CPRP - Certified Park and Recreation Professional Practice Test

CPRP Programming & Operations 3