Question

Which situation is not an example of a bomb, CBRN, or product contamination threat?

a) Evacuating a building due to a suspected bomb threat
b) Testing a new chemical in a laboratory
c) Recalling a contaminated food product
d) Conducting a fire drill

Answer 1

Conducting a fire drill is not an example of a bomb, CBRN, or product contamination threat; it's a routine safety exercise.

Step-by-step explanation:

The situation that is not an example of a bomb, CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear), or product contamination threat is conducting a fire drill. Fire drills are routine safety exercises designed to prepare the occupants of a building for an emergency evacuation in the event of a fire.

They do not involve any actual threat of bombs, CBRN agents, or contaminated products, unlike the evacuation for a bomb threat, testing new chemicals which may release harmful agents, or recalling contaminated food products.