1. What is the primary objective of aviation security?
a) To ensure on-time flight departures
b) To protect passengers, crew, and aircraft from unlawful interference
c) To improve passenger comfort
d) To enhance in-flight services
Answer: b) To protect passengers, crew, and aircraft from unlawful interference
2. What is “TSA” an acronym for in aviation security?
a) Transportation Security Administration
b) Travel Safety Authority
c) Terminal Security Agency
d) Traffic Security Association
Answer: a) Transportation Security Administration
3. What does the “screening” process at airports involve?
a) Checking the flight schedule
b) Verifying passenger identity
c) Inspecting baggage and passengers for prohibited items
d) Monitoring weather conditions
Answer: c) Inspecting baggage and passengers for prohibited items
4. Which of the following is a common method used to screen carry-on luggage?
a) Manual inspection
b) X-ray scanning
c) Metal detector
d) Chemical analysis
Answer: b) X-ray scanning
5. What is the purpose of the “no-fly list”?
a) To identify passengers eligible for free upgrades
b) To list passengers who are not allowed to board aircraft due to security concerns
c) To track frequent flyers
d) To monitor flight schedules
Answer: b) To list passengers who are not allowed to board aircraft due to security concerns
6. What are “Restricted Areas” at an airport?
a) Areas where passengers can shop and dine
b) Areas where only authorized personnel and vehicles are allowed
c) Areas designated for aircraft parking
d) Areas where baggage is stored
Answer: b) Areas where only authorized personnel and vehicles are allowed
7. What is the primary role of a “sky marshal”?
a) To manage airport operations
b) To provide in-flight security and handle emergencies
c) To conduct baggage screening
d) To assist with passenger check-in
Answer: b) To provide in-flight security and handle emergencies
8. What does “CCTV” stand for in aviation security?
a) Central Control Traffic Video
b) Closed-Circuit Television
c) Critical Cargo Tracking Vehicle
d) Controlled Camera Technology
Answer: b) Closed-Circuit Television
9. What is a “Security Screening Checkpoint” used for at an airport?
a) To check passenger boarding passes
b) To verify flight schedules
c) To inspect passengers and carry-on items for security threats
d) To monitor weather conditions
Answer: c) To inspect passengers and carry-on items for security threats
10. What does the term “airport security perimeter” refer to?
a) The boundary of the airport where passenger amenities are located
b) The outer boundary of the airport that is monitored to prevent unauthorized access
c) The area where aircraft are refueled
d) The space designated for airport maintenance
Answer: b) The outer boundary of the airport that is monitored to prevent unauthorized access