Distance Learning DS Refresher Course Test

Distance Learning Self-Study Course Module – DS Refresher Course Test

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DISTANCE LEARNING DS REFRESHER COURSE UNIT 1

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1) What is a possible sign that someone has been spiked?

A) Sudden confusion and drowsiness

B) Being cheerful and active

C) Singing loudly

D) Talking to the bartender

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2) When is someone at a higher risk of having their drink spiked?

A) Being alone and intoxicated

B) Being with a group of sober friends

C) Carrying a reusable water bottle

D) Wearing a raincoat

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3) Which of the following may indicate a drink has been tampered with?

A) Unusual color or smell

B) Ice melting slowly

C) Lemon slice in the drink

D) Drink served in a glass

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4) What does UK law state about drink spiking?

A) It is a criminal offence punishable by law

B) It is a personal choice

C) It is acceptable at private parties

D) It is not illegal if the person consents

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5) Which method is commonly used in drink spiking?

A) Adding drugs to drinks without the person noticing

B) Taking someone's drink away

C) Diluting the drink with water

D) Switching glasses for fun

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6) What is the appropriate way to respond to suspicious behaviour?

A) Observe, assess and report to relevant authorities

B) Confront the person aggressively

C) Start following them everywhere

D) Post about them online

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7) Which of the following might indicate suspicious activity?

A) Loitering without purpose

B) Talking on a mobile phone

C) Wearing a hoodie in cold weather

D) Drinking water at a bar

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8) What is the correct response if a suspicious item is found?

A) Do not touch it and report immediately

B) Pick it up to inspect it

C) Throw it away quickly

D) Ignore it and keep working

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9) What should a door supervisor do in the event of a terror threat?

A) Follow emergency procedures and alert authorities

B) Lock the doors and ignore it

C) Start filming the event

D) Evacuate without informing others

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10) Which is a commonly used method of terrorist attack?

A) Vehicle ramming

B) Leaflet distribution

C) Silent protest

D) Online petitions

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11) What are the official UK threat levels for terrorism?

A) Low, Moderate, Substantial, Severe, Critical

B) Blue, Yellow, Orange, Red, Black

C) 1 to 10 scale

D) Green, Amber, Red

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12) How should anti-social behaviour be addressed by a door supervisor?

A) Use conflict management and report if necessary

B) Ignore the behavior completely

C) Join in to blend with the crowd

D) Evict everyone from the venue

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13) Why would a premises search be carried out by a door supervisor?

A) To ensure safety and security

B) To make the venue look clean

C) To take inventory

D) To prepare for a party

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14) What should a door supervisor do if an accident occurs during a search?

A) Record the incident and seek appropriate assistance

B) Ignore the incident

C) Continue searching without stopping

D) Blame the individual being searched

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15) Which tool is commonly used by security to assist with searches?

A) Hand-held metal detectors

B) Flashlights for signaling aircraft

C) Personal radios for music

D) Hair dryers

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16) Which of the following presents a hazard during a physical search?

A) Sharp objects hidden in clothing

B) Wearing gloves

C) Speaking calmly

D) Using a metal detector

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17) What is a valid reason for completing search documentation?

A) To provide evidence in case of a complaint

B) To advertise the venue

C) To share on social media

D) To entertain guests

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18) Which of the following is the correct procedure if a prohibited item is found during a search?

A) Secure the item and report it to a supervisor or the police

B) Give the item back to the individual

C) Keep the item for personal use

D) Ignore the item and allow entry

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19) What action should a door supervisor take if someone refuses to be searched?

A) Deny them entry and follow company policy

B) Search them anyway without permission

C) Ignore the refusal

D) Escort them off the premises without explanation

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20) When is a door supervisor allowed to conduct a search?

A) With consent or as part of entry conditions

B) Whenever they feel like it

C) After midnight only

D) Without any notice

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21) Why is completing search documentation important?

A) It provides evidence and accountability

B) To waste time

C) To avoid paperwork

D) To confuse others

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22) Which of the following helps prevent drink spiking?

A) Providing drink covers and educating patrons

B) Offering discounts on shots

C) Closing the bar early

D) Reducing staff

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23) Which factor could make a person more vulnerable?

A) Being under the influence of alcohol

B) Wearing designer clothes

C) Using public transport

D) Having a pet

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24) Why might someone be at higher risk due to a language barrier?

A) They may not understand warnings or seek help easily

B) They are louder than others

C) They talk too much

D) They always argue with security

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25) Which of the following may be an indicator of abuse?

A) Unexplained injuries

B) Wearing bright clothing

C) Eating alone

D) Being tall

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26) Which behavior is commonly associated with sexual predators?

A) Inappropriately touching others

B) Ordering food

C) Asking for directions

D) Watching TV at the bar

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27) Which of the following is a reason to conduct a premises search?

A) Suspicion of hidden contraband

B) To impress customers

C) For aesthetic improvements

D) To reduce staff numbers

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28) What is the correct response to a suspected drink spiking incident?

A) Seek medical help immediately and report the incident

B) Ignore the person

C) Call their friends only

D) Let them sleep it off

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29) What does 'duty of care' refer to in security work?

A) Providing reasonable care to protect others from harm

B) Ignoring situations unless asked for help

C) Only assisting paying customers

D) Only working within office hours

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30) How should a search be conducted for a transgender person?

A) Ask the individual their preferred gender for the search

B) Always assign a male officer

C) Refuse the search

D) Publicly question their gender identity

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31) Which behavior could indicate someone is acting suspiciously?

A) Avoiding eye contact and loitering

B) Chatting casually with friends

C) Waiting in a queue patiently

D) Wearing weather-appropriate clothing

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32) What is a good safety measure when carrying out physical search?

A) Work alone in a dark area

B) Ensure the search area is well-lit and covered by CCTV

C) Avoid recording any details

D) Stand too close to the individual being searched

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33) Which of the following is a typical behavior of someone attempting to spike a drink?

A) Hovering near unattended drinks

B) Frequently checking their phone

C) Ordering non-alcoholic beverages

D) Leaving the venue early

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DISTANCE LEARNING DS REFRESHER COURSE UNIT 2

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1) Name three methods to minimize harm during physical interventions.

A) Use maximum force, involve untrained staff, ignore distress signs

B) Shout instructions repeatedly, avoid documentation, restrain quickly

C) Use approved techniques, monitor the person closely, and minimize duration of restraint

D) Allow bystanders to record, use creative methods, avoid eye contact

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2) What are the two main distinctions between defensive techniques and physical interventions?

A) One uses weapons, the other doesn’t

B) Defensive techniques aim to protect oneself, while physical interventions aim to control or restrain another person

C) Defensive skills are verbal, physical interventions are mental

D) Physical interventions are always legal, defensive techniques are not

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3) What risk factors should be considered when applying physical intervention?

A) The person's appearance and clothing

B) Medical conditions, environment, duration, and use of force

C) Time of day and number of spectators

D) The individual’s mood prior to the incident

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4) Why is it essential to regularly update your physical intervention skills and knowledge?

A) So you can train others informally

B) To stay compliant with current laws, best practices, and safety protocols

C) To prove superiority over peers

D) To avoid attending any other training

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5) What common indicators and symptoms point to acute behavioural disturbance (ABD) and psychosis?

A) Calm demeanor, low energy, clear speech

B) Extreme agitation, confusion, paranoia, hallucinations, and superhuman strength

C) Frequent apologies and cooperation

D) Sudden laughter and humor

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6) What are the professional considerations when using physical intervention.

A) Personal opinions, convenience, revenge, peer approval, and instincts

B) Company policy, duty of care, proportionality, necessity, and training standards

C) Social media popularity, appearance, and uniform design

D) Rank, salary, experience level, age, and authority

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7) How should a person’s safety be supervised and maintained during a physical intervention?

A) Monitor breathing, physical condition, and level of distress continuously

B) Wait until they ask for help

C) Only observe after the intervention is over

D) Avoid interacting to reduce legal risk

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8) What are some effective alternatives to physical intervention?

A) Ignoring the situation

B) Verbal de-escalation, non-threatening body language, and creating space

C) Immediate physical restraint

D) Aggressive commands

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9) What particular risks arise when physical interventions take place on the ground?

A) Easier restraint control

B) Higher risk of positional asphyxia, injury, or restricted breathing

C) Reduced risk of injury

D) Enhanced communication with the individual

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10) What specific dangers are linked to extended use of physical intervention?

A) Increased cooperation from the individual

B) Reduction in stress for the individual

C) Risk of injury, asphyxia, or death due to prolonged restraint

D) Improved conflict resolution

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11) What are the correct responsibilities that must be fulfilled immediately after a physical intervention?

A) Check for injuries, document the incident, debrief involved parties, inform management, provide medical assistance, and review procedures

B) Leave the scene promptly, avoid witnesses, delete footage, issue verbal apologies, relax, and move on

C) Wait for legal advice before doing anything

D) Return to duties without taking any action

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12) What are the legal consequences of applying physical intervention?

A) Automatic exemption from legal scrutiny

B) Potential criminal charges, civil claims, or disciplinary action if misused

C) Guaranteed legal immunity for trained personnel

D) Only a warning regardless of outcome

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13) What are the key duties of all participants during a physical intervention?

A) Avoid documentation to reduce liability

B) Encourage bystanders to assist physically

C) Ensure safety, communication, and appropriate force

D) Maintain safety, act within legal boundaries, document the incident, communicate effectively, and seek medical aid if necessary

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