Question

lesson 5: knowledge review 2
instructions: match the following descriptions to their activation level.

1. activities that are normal for the eoc when no incident or specific risk or hazard has been identified, routine watch and warning activities.
2. certain eoc team members/organizations are activated to monitor a credible threat, risk, or hazard and/or to support the response to a new and potentially evolving incident.
3. eoc team is activated, including personnel from all assisting agencies, to support the response to a major incident or credible threat.

options:
enhanced steady-state/partial activation
full activation
normal operations/ steady-state

Explanation:

Identify EOC activation levels

We need to match three descriptions of Emergency Operations Center (EOC) activities to their corresponding NIMS/ICS standard activation levels. The options visible in the dropdown menu are:

• Enhanced Steady-State/Partial Activation
• Full Activation
• Normal Operations/Steady-State

Analyze Description 1

The first description states: "Activities that are normal for the EOC when no incident or specific risk or hazard has been identified, routine watch and warning activities."

• This describes day-to-day monitoring without active incidents.
• This matches Normal Operations/Steady-State.

Analyze Description 2

The second description states: "Certain EOC team members/organizations are activated to monitor a credible threat, risk, or hazard and/or to support the response to a new and potentially evolving incident."

• This describes a limited activation where only specific personnel or organizations are recalled.
• This matches Enhanced Steady-State/Partial Activation.

Analyze Description 3

The third description states: "EOC team is activated, including personnel from all assisting agencies, to support the response to a major incident or credible threat."

• This describes a complete activation involving all personnel and assisting agencies.
• This matches Full Activation.

Answer:

No.	Answer
2	Enhanced Steady-State/Partial Activation
3	Full Activation