Trivia Quiz: How Well Do You Know About Suspicious Activity Report?
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When you notice suspicious activity you should first talk to ___________.
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Fellow co-worker
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Your manager
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Todd Adamson
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Your best friend
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How Well Do You Know About Suspicious Activity Report? People are always trying to make the best out of a situation where people have not protected their property or data, and this is why one should put up measures to notify them when anything of theirs is in danger. Take this quiz and see if you know what to do when you notice suspicious activity in your workplace.
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Which of the following is not one of the three phases of money laundering?
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Placement
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Integration
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Ironing
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Layering
Correct Answer
A. IroningExplanation
Ironing is not one of the three phases of money laundering. The three phases are placement, layering, and integration. Placement refers to the process of introducing illegal funds into the financial system. Layering involves disguising the source and ownership of the funds through complex transactions. Integration is the final phase where the laundered funds are re-introduced into the legitimate economy. Ironing is not a recognized phase in the money laundering process.Rate this question:
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When you file a SAR, all suspects will be punished for their suspicious activity?
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
Filing a Suspicious Activity Report (SAR) does not guarantee that all suspects will be punished for their suspicious activity. SARs are used to report suspicious transactions or behavior to law enforcement agencies for further investigation. It is up to the authorities to determine if there is enough evidence to take action against the suspects. Therefore, the statement is false as the punishment of suspects depends on the investigation and legal proceedings that follow the filing of a SAR.Rate this question:
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Check all of the behaviors that would require a SAR to be filed:
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Making a loan payment
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Going through the drive-up backwards
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Using fake ID's
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Checking account balances
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Money laundering
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Fraud
Correct Answer(s)
A. Using fake ID's
A. Money laundering
A. FraudExplanation
The behaviors that would require a SAR (Suspicious Activity Report) to be filed are using fake IDs, money laundering, and fraud. These activities are considered suspicious and potentially illegal, thus warranting the filing of a SAR. Making a loan payment and checking account balances are normal banking activities and do not necessarily indicate any suspicious behavior. Going through the drive-up backwards, while unusual, does not directly involve any illegal or suspicious activity.Rate this question:
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You need to file a CTR on all cash transactions more than $_____________.
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$9999
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$1000
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$999
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$10,000
Correct Answer
A. $10,000Explanation
The correct answer is $10,000 because filing a Currency Transaction Report (CTR) is required for all cash transactions that exceed this amount. This is a legal requirement in many countries, including the United States, to monitor and report any suspicious or potentially illegal activities involving large amounts of cash. Transactions below this threshold do not require a CTR to be filed.Rate this question:
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Oct 04, 2013Quiz Created by
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