Evacuation - Bomb Threat

If you notice a suspicious looking package in your classroom or office, you should pick it up and take it to Security.

• True

• False

If you receive a phone threat that a bomb/explosive device has been placed on campus you should immediately hang up the phone, because its probably a prank.

• True

• False

Which of the following items could be considered a suspicious package? (select all that apply)

• Unattended backpack

• Briefcase

• Box

• Envelope containing a powdery white substance

According to the Bomb Threat Checklist (pg. 19 Emergency Preparedness Guide) Which of the following is not a sign of a suspicious package?

• Excessive postage

• Heavy

• Unexpected delivery

• Misspelled words

When reporting a suspicious package that is believed to be an explosive device you should:

• Contact Security and ask that the school be placed in Lockdown.

• Notify, Security by dialing (777) and First Responders by dialing (911) in either order.

• Pull the fire alarm to alert everyone of the need to evacuate.

• Contact Security and ask that the school be placed in Lockout.

According to the Bomb Threat Checklist; Which of the questions below is not listed as one that should be asked of the caller?

• When will it go off?

• What kind of bomb is it?

• Who are you targeting?

• Where is the bomb located? (building, floor, room etc.)

According to the Bomb Threat Checklist; Most bomb threats are received by.

• Mail

• Email

• Hand written note

• Phone

According to the Bomb Threat Checklist; Which of the following is not one of the categories listed under Information About Caller?

• Background sounds

• Time of day

• Caller's voice

• Threat language

According to the Bomb Threat Checklist; If a bomb threat is received by email you should delete it.

• True

• False

According to the Bomb Threat Checklist; If a bomb threat is received by handwritten note you should handle it as much as possible to show co-workers, administrators and law enforcement.

• True

• False