CPRP PRACTICE ACTUAL TEST PAPER 2026
QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◉ What is the result of analyzing current public relations efforts?
Answer: Understand the effectiveness of communication channels.
Discover the impact of different messages, channels, and markets.
Understand effectiveness of message and channels. A/B Testing.
◉ What are the goals of public relations efforts? Answer: Increase
open communication (back and forth) and raise awareness and a
positive image.
Positive media relations is a results of a mix for reactive, proactive
and interactive roles.
◉ What is the difference between reactive, proactive, and interactive
roles within public relations? Answer: Reactive - responding to
media requests
Proactive - informing media of upcoming events, news
Interactive - development of partnerships and relationship that
benefits both
,◉ What type of maintenance tasks should be employed in order to
reduce opening injuries from premises defect? Answer: Site-specific
scheduled inspections. Inspections are the foundations of both a
good risk management plan and maintenance program. This helps
professionals provide a safe environment for leisure participants.
Opening and closing checklists are part of daily facility management.
◉ What is premises defect? Answer: The concept that the facility is
responsible if there is an incident that could have been prevented
without negligence.
◉ Who should be involved in developing policies? Answer: All staff
who are impacted by the policies should be the ones who develop
them. The board approves the policies. Policies are written and
shared once approved by board. All employees should sign off that
they received the policies.
◉ What is the difference between rules and policies? Answer:
Policies are the guidelines to make management decisions that help
reflect principles in all areas of parks and rec management; Rules
are the specific actions requires to implement policies.
◉ If a building built before 1992 is being renovated, and needs
accessibility improvements, what is the protocol? Answer: If the
facility is modified or built after 1992, then it is required to be
accessible.
, Caveat --> All barriers must be removed if it does not cause undo
difficulty or expense.
◉ What are the priorities for barrier removal from the Dept of
Justice? Answer: 1. Provide access to "get through the door."
2. Provide access to the areas of programs and services.
3. Provide access to amenities of restrooms, drinking, phones.
4. Take other measures to programs and facilities for maximum
benefit
◉ What must a minor under age 18 have in order to participate in a
program? Answer: A waiver, but it is not enforceable unless signed
by a parent.
An agreement to participate is another document which describes
the dangers, rules, and instructions about the things parents should
discuss with their children.
◉ What is the difference between routine maintenance and
preventative maintenance? Answer: Routine - small regular actions
taken to prevent wear and tear
Preventative - to reduce the potential for actual or major failures.
Also used to prolong life of equipment and reduce "downtime" of
essential equipment.
QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◉ What is the result of analyzing current public relations efforts?
Answer: Understand the effectiveness of communication channels.
Discover the impact of different messages, channels, and markets.
Understand effectiveness of message and channels. A/B Testing.
◉ What are the goals of public relations efforts? Answer: Increase
open communication (back and forth) and raise awareness and a
positive image.
Positive media relations is a results of a mix for reactive, proactive
and interactive roles.
◉ What is the difference between reactive, proactive, and interactive
roles within public relations? Answer: Reactive - responding to
media requests
Proactive - informing media of upcoming events, news
Interactive - development of partnerships and relationship that
benefits both
,◉ What type of maintenance tasks should be employed in order to
reduce opening injuries from premises defect? Answer: Site-specific
scheduled inspections. Inspections are the foundations of both a
good risk management plan and maintenance program. This helps
professionals provide a safe environment for leisure participants.
Opening and closing checklists are part of daily facility management.
◉ What is premises defect? Answer: The concept that the facility is
responsible if there is an incident that could have been prevented
without negligence.
◉ Who should be involved in developing policies? Answer: All staff
who are impacted by the policies should be the ones who develop
them. The board approves the policies. Policies are written and
shared once approved by board. All employees should sign off that
they received the policies.
◉ What is the difference between rules and policies? Answer:
Policies are the guidelines to make management decisions that help
reflect principles in all areas of parks and rec management; Rules
are the specific actions requires to implement policies.
◉ If a building built before 1992 is being renovated, and needs
accessibility improvements, what is the protocol? Answer: If the
facility is modified or built after 1992, then it is required to be
accessible.
, Caveat --> All barriers must be removed if it does not cause undo
difficulty or expense.
◉ What are the priorities for barrier removal from the Dept of
Justice? Answer: 1. Provide access to "get through the door."
2. Provide access to the areas of programs and services.
3. Provide access to amenities of restrooms, drinking, phones.
4. Take other measures to programs and facilities for maximum
benefit
◉ What must a minor under age 18 have in order to participate in a
program? Answer: A waiver, but it is not enforceable unless signed
by a parent.
An agreement to participate is another document which describes
the dangers, rules, and instructions about the things parents should
discuss with their children.
◉ What is the difference between routine maintenance and
preventative maintenance? Answer: Routine - small regular actions
taken to prevent wear and tear
Preventative - to reduce the potential for actual or major failures.
Also used to prolong life of equipment and reduce "downtime" of
essential equipment.
