Contents Processing Technician
Full Exam Review (Qns & Ans)
2025
1. Multiple Choice
What is the primary purpose of the inspection phase in contents
restoration?
- A) Documenting conditions to determine salvageability
- B) Identifying the origin of the contamination
- C) Selecting specific cleaning agents in advance
- D) Determining the chain of custody plan
ANS : A
Rationale : A thorough inspection evaluates items to determine
their condition and whether they can be salvaged or require
replacement.
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During the inventorying process, each item must be ________ to
ensure accurate documentation and chain of custody.
ANS : Cataloged
Rationale : Cataloging ensures every item is tracked for
accountability and transparency throughout the restoration
process.
3. True/False
Photographic documentation is optional during the inspection and
inventorying phase.
ANS : False
Rationale : Photographic documentation is a critical step to
record the pre-restoration condition of items for insurance and
client purposes.
4. Multiple Response
Which tools are commonly used during the inspection and
inventorying process?
- A) Digital cameras
- B) Barcode scanners
- C) Moisture meters
- D) Paint sprayers
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, ANS : A, B, C
Rationale : Digital cameras, barcode scanners, and moisture
meters help with documentation and assessment, while paint
sprayers are not applicable.
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Wrapping, Packing, and Transport
5. Multiple Choice
What is the primary reason for wrapping and packing contents
during restoration?
- A) Improving the item’s aesthetic appeal
- B) Ensuring safety during transportation and minimizing further
contamination
- C) Reducing cleaning costs
- D) Protecting items from humidity changes
ANS : B
Rationale : Wrapping and packing prevent further
contamination and ensure items remain safe during transport to
the cleaning facility.
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, 6. Fill-in-the-Blank
Fragile items should be packed using ________ to prevent
breakage during transport.
ANS : Padding materials (e.g., bubble wrap, foam)
Rationale : Proper padding absorbs shocks and vibrations,
protecting fragile contents from damage.
7. True/False
Contaminated items can be transported alongside clean, restored
items as long as they are in separate containers.
ANS : False
Rationale : Contaminated and clean items should never be
transported together to prevent cross-contamination.
8. Multiple Response
Which practices ensure safe and effective transport of contents?
- A) Labeling boxes clearly
- B) Keeping an inventory list for every shipment
- C) Overloading transport vehicles to reduce trips
- D) Using climate-controlled vehicles when necessary
ANS : A, B, D
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Full Exam Review (Qns & Ans)
2025
1. Multiple Choice
What is the primary purpose of the inspection phase in contents
restoration?
- A) Documenting conditions to determine salvageability
- B) Identifying the origin of the contamination
- C) Selecting specific cleaning agents in advance
- D) Determining the chain of custody plan
ANS : A
Rationale : A thorough inspection evaluates items to determine
their condition and whether they can be salvaged or require
replacement.
©2025
, 2. Fill-in-the-Blank
During the inventorying process, each item must be ________ to
ensure accurate documentation and chain of custody.
ANS : Cataloged
Rationale : Cataloging ensures every item is tracked for
accountability and transparency throughout the restoration
process.
3. True/False
Photographic documentation is optional during the inspection and
inventorying phase.
ANS : False
Rationale : Photographic documentation is a critical step to
record the pre-restoration condition of items for insurance and
client purposes.
4. Multiple Response
Which tools are commonly used during the inspection and
inventorying process?
- A) Digital cameras
- B) Barcode scanners
- C) Moisture meters
- D) Paint sprayers
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, ANS : A, B, C
Rationale : Digital cameras, barcode scanners, and moisture
meters help with documentation and assessment, while paint
sprayers are not applicable.
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Wrapping, Packing, and Transport
5. Multiple Choice
What is the primary reason for wrapping and packing contents
during restoration?
- A) Improving the item’s aesthetic appeal
- B) Ensuring safety during transportation and minimizing further
contamination
- C) Reducing cleaning costs
- D) Protecting items from humidity changes
ANS : B
Rationale : Wrapping and packing prevent further
contamination and ensure items remain safe during transport to
the cleaning facility.
©2025
, 6. Fill-in-the-Blank
Fragile items should be packed using ________ to prevent
breakage during transport.
ANS : Padding materials (e.g., bubble wrap, foam)
Rationale : Proper padding absorbs shocks and vibrations,
protecting fragile contents from damage.
7. True/False
Contaminated items can be transported alongside clean, restored
items as long as they are in separate containers.
ANS : False
Rationale : Contaminated and clean items should never be
transported together to prevent cross-contamination.
8. Multiple Response
Which practices ensure safe and effective transport of contents?
- A) Labeling boxes clearly
- B) Keeping an inventory list for every shipment
- C) Overloading transport vehicles to reduce trips
- D) Using climate-controlled vehicles when necessary
ANS : A, B, D
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