Security Maintenance and Law & Order MCQs with Answers and Explanations

In ASF’s list of prohibited items, “martial arts equipment” with sharp points falls under:

A. Firearms
B. Sharp Objects
C. Workers’ Tools
D. Blunt Instruments

Explanation:
Martial arts weapons with sharp edges are classified as Sharp Objects (e.g., nunchaku with blades, etc.).

Who coordinates the Airport Security Force’s official decisions with the Federal Government?

A. The President of Pakistan
B. The ASF Director General
C. The Chief Justice
D. The Army Chief

Explanation:
The ASF Director General administers the Force and operates under the general supervision of the Federal Government.

Which of the following would ASF NOT confiscate during screening?

A. Pepper spray (unauthorized)
B. A box of chocolates (innocuous)
C. Baseball bat (restricted)
D. Toy gun (prohibited)

Explanation:
Non-threatening items, such as chocolate, are allowed; weapons and dangerous items (pepper spray, bats, toy guns) would be confiscated.

ASF requires that all metal items be removed before walk-through scanners. Which personal item should be removed?

A. Scarf
B. Keys in pocket
C. e-Reader (if metal-free)
D. Socks

Explanation:
Keys and other metal items must be removed and placed in trays for screening.

Which of the following is NOT a category of dangerous goods listed by ASF?

A. Workers’ Tools
B. Sharp Objects
C. Blunt Instruments
D. Electronic Devices (no)

Explanation:
The listed categories are Firearms, Stun devices, Sharp Objects, Workers’ Tools, Blunt Instruments, and Explosives. Electronic devices are not listed.

If a visitor wants to enter the airside to greet a passenger, they must:

A. Use the public exit
B. Obtain permission from the Chief Security Officer in advance
C. walk in after the passenger
D. Only visit the VIP lounge

Explanation:
Special permission is required for visitors to enter any restricted airport area.

The ASF’s mission includes collaborating with local law enforcement primarily to:

A. Manage traffic outside airports
B. Maintain law and order within airport limits
C. Organize charity events
D. Print newspapers

Explanation:
ASF works with police to maintain order and enforce laws within airports.

“Smart Level of Threat Detection Compliance” refers to:

A. Providing appropriate security equipment and documenting security events
B. New smartphone policy
C. Smart meter installation
D. None of the above

Explanation:
ASF’s “Security Instructions” state that security infrastructure should be evaluated and the facts of security issues documented.

What action is expected if someone is found loitering in a restricted area without a proper pass?

A. They are given a tour
B. They may be detained and questioned
C. They are invited to a meeting
D. They are just ignored

Explanation:
Unauthorized persons in restricted areas violate security so that ASF would detain and question them.

In ASF’s security instructions, “Do not touch any unattended/suspicious item” implies:

A. Immediately report it to the ASF staff
B. Pick it up yourself
C. Put it in your bag
D. Ignore it until the owner returns

Explanation:
ASF instructs not to handle suspicious items and to inform security staff if anything unattended is seen.