Exam 8: Developing Procedures for Special Circumstances

Even small amounts of raw materials can cost thousands of dollars, and larger quantities can be difficult to replace.

During a disaster, an organization must deal with perishable foods and materials in accordance with a variety of complex food and health laws.

Give four examples of rare materials often used in manufacturing or test environments.

When items have not been appraised, the documentation can help to place values on items that were destroyed.

Which industry was responsible for the most surface water discharges of toxic materials between 1998 and 2000?

In November 2002, Sotheby auctioned more than ____ artworks from John Fairfax Publications for more than $2.5 million.

Historic preservation is an eclectic activity that spans public, private, and nonprofit industries.

____ are electronics ,test devices, and optical devices.

Most organizations are completely aware of the value of their art holdings.

Which of the following is NOT an example of a historic document?

Hazardous materials can create disasters at a facility, and they can compound problems caused by an unrelated disaster.

The Emergency Planning and Community Right to Know Act requires facilities that use significant amounts of toxic chemicals to file annual reports about their releases. What is described in these reports?

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Over the last 30 years, ____ has collected more than 2200 works by contemporary regional artists, many of them from the Pacific Northwest.

____ are ideas, patents, plans, and manufacturing processes on which organizations depend.

Which industry was responsible for the most underground injection of toxic materials between 1998 and 2000?

Many public and private organizations own valuable art, antiques, and collectible items.

What is the cost of rhodium?