An example of someone who must meet stringent experience requirements and receive training that goes well beyond industry standards is a(n):

Employers should consider the following guidelines when corporations downsize, except:

a. Know telephone numbers of security or have security personnel nearby. b. Change computer passwords. c. Allow the layoff meeting to run as long as necessary. d. Never say negative things to the terminated employee.

A homophone can best be defined as:

a. A word that has the same meaning as another word but sounds different. b. A word that has the exact opposite meaning of another word. c. A word that rhymes with another word that has a similar meaning. d. A word that sounds like another word but has a different meaning. *

According to a survey done by the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP), which of the following was identified as the most prominent safety risk for officers?

A. Emotional trauma B. Poor fitness and cardiovascular health C. Unsafe driving practices D. Shift work leading to poor eating habits

Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)

1. Promissory Note Fraud occurs when an insurance agent misrepresents the types of returns a client will receive when investing in annuities. 2. If an insurance agent calls his clients to introduce a new form of insurance for their homes to protect them against falling trees, he is engaging in a practice known as churning. 3. Despite the prevalence of insurance-related crimes, they have little impact on the public. 4. Experts estimate the cost from theft in the retail system is as high as $2 billion. 5. Employees may engage in retail theft in a variety of ways including overcharging customers, stealing coupons, and giving customers incorrect change.