CRP Recreation Laws, Ethics, & Regulations 3

Question 1

Which legal concept holds that an individual voluntarily accepted the inherent risks of an activity, thereby limiting the recreation provider's liability?

Accepted Answer

Assumption of risk

Answer

Assumption of risk is a defense where the participant knowingly and voluntarily accepted the dangers inherent to an activity, reducing or eliminating provider liability.

Question 2

Under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), which category of recreation worker is typically exempt from overtime pay requirements?

Accepted Answer

Seasonal camp counselors at nonprofit camps

Answer

The FLSA provides a specific exemption for employees of nonprofit camps where such camps operate fewer than seven months per year.

Question 3

A recreation professional publishes a program brochure using a photograph taken by a staff member without obtaining a written release from the pictured participant. This potentially violates which right?

Accepted Answer

Right of publicity and privacy

Answer

Using an individual's likeness for commercial or promotional purposes without consent can violate their right of publicity and privacy under state law.

Question 4

Which NRPA ethical obligation requires recreation professionals to advocate for equitable access to parks and recreation services for all community members?

Accepted Answer

Social responsibility

Answer

Social responsibility under NRPA ethics obligates professionals to advocate for equitable access and work toward inclusion and diversity in recreation services.

Question 5

A parks department employee accepts free tickets to a sports event from a vendor bidding on a department contract. This action MOST likely violates which principle?

Accepted Answer

Conflict of interest policy

Answer

Accepting gifts from vendors seeking contracts creates a conflict of interest, violating most public agency ethics codes and procurement policies.

(CRP) Certified Recreation Professional Practice Test

(CRP) Certified Recreation Professional Practice Test

CRP Recreation Laws, Ethics, & Regulations 3