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The system-wide all-hazards preparedness task force should conduct a gap analysis. What should be evaluated?
 
  a. Differences between standards and policies and procedures
  b. Differences between pieces of the program that are and are not in place
  c. Similarities between standards and policies and procedures
  d. Similarities between pieces of the program that are and are not in place

Question 2

What is the most critical skill in good time management?
 
  A) Allow adequate time for planning
  B) Importance of a daily plan
  C) Priority setting
  D) Deal with whatever hits first



welcom1000

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Answer to Question 1

B
A gap analysis compares current standards and programs that are in place with the ones that are needed.

Answer to Question 2

C



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