Written Comprehension Flashcards
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A school safety agent reads the following notice: 'All visitors must present valid photo identification and sign the visitor log before proceeding beyond the main entrance.' A parent arrives and says she forgot her ID but needs to pick up her child. What should the agent do?
Answer: Follow the posted policy and deny entry until ID is presented
Written policies must be enforced consistently; the notice explicitly requires valid photo ID before entry beyond the main entrance.
An incident report form states: 'Describe the sequence of events in chronological order.' An agent begins by writing what she believes caused the incident. This approach is:
Answer: Incorrect because the form requires events in time order, not analysis first
Chronological order means events are recorded as they occurred in time, not starting with an inferred cause.
A memo reads: 'Effective immediately, agents stationed at exterior posts must radio in every 30 minutes or be considered unresponsive.' An agent at an exterior post last radioed in 35 minutes ago. According to the memo, how is this agent classified?
Answer: Unresponsive
The memo explicitly states that failure to radio in within 30 minutes results in the agent being 'considered unresponsive.'
A bulletin states: 'Do not approach a suspected unauthorized person alone; always request backup before making contact.' An agent spots someone in a restricted hallway who has no visible ID badge. What should the agent do first?
Answer: Call for backup before making contact
The bulletin's directive is clear: backup must be requested before any contact is made with a suspected unauthorized person.
A written directive states: 'Reports of student fights must be logged within one hour of the incident.' An agent responds to a fight at 2:15 PM and logs the report at 3:45 PM. Has the agent complied?
Answer: No, because one hour from 2:15 PM is 3:15 PM
One hour from 2:15 PM is 3:15 PM; logging at 3:45 PM is 30 minutes past the deadline and does not comply.
A procedure manual states: 'In the event of a fire alarm, agents must ensure all stairwells are clear before taking their designated exit posts.' An agent hears the fire alarm and immediately goes to his exit post. He has:
Answer: Skipped a required step outlined in the procedure
The manual requires clearing stairwells before taking exit posts; going directly to the post skips that mandatory step.
A notice reads: 'Any agent who observes damage to school property must complete a Property Damage Form and submit it to the supervisor on duty.' An agent notices a broken window but submits the form to the principal instead of the supervisor on duty. The agent has:
Answer: Reported to the wrong person according to the notice
The notice specifically designates the 'supervisor on duty' as the recipient; submitting to the principal does not satisfy the written requirement.