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lb_gilbert

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Bev lives in the suburbs and works downtown. She drives to work, and her most direct route to work would require her to pass through an area where carjackings and drive-by-shootings are common.
 
  Bev does not drive through this area. Instead, she uses a route which adds 10 minutes to her commute. Which risk management technique is Bev using with respect to the risk of injury while driving through the dangerous area?
  A) noninsurance transfer
  B) avoidance
  C) passive retention
  D) loss reduction

Question 2

To better understand her company's operations, a risk manager asked a production manager to draw a diagram tracing the steps in the production and distribution of the company's products. Such a diagram, which is useful in risk identification, is called a
 
  A) financial statement.
  B) risk management matrix.
  C) flowchart.
  D) risk management audit.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C



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