Enlisted Information Warfare Specialist (EIWS) Common Core Practice Test

Which statement correctly lists the RAC levels from 1 to 5?

1-Critical risk, 2-Serious risk, 3-Moderate risk, 4-Minor risk, 5-Negligible risk 1-Moderate risk, 2-Minor risk, 3-Serious risk, 4-Critical risk, 5-Negligible risk 1-Serious risk, 2-Moderate risk, 3-Minor risk, 4-Negligible risk, 5-Critical risk 1-Negligible risk, 2-Minor risk, 3-Moderate risk, 4-Serious risk, 5-Critical risk

Correct Answer:

1-Critical risk, 2-Serious risk, 3-Moderate risk, 4-Minor risk, 5-Negligible risk

Explanation:

Understanding RAC levels starts with recognizing that 1 represents the highest risk and 5 the lowest. Critical risk means immediate action is required because the potential impact is severe. Serious risk is still significant and needs attention, but not as urgent as critical. Moderate risk is noticeable and should be addressed, while minor risk poses a small impact, and negligible risk is essentially no risk. So, the sequence from highest to lowest risk should be Critical, Serious, Moderate, Minor, Negligible. The option that lists 1-Critical risk, 2-Serious risk, 3-Moderate risk, 4-Minor risk, 5-Negligible risk follows this order precisely. The other sequences mix the levels in a way that would not reflect the proper prioritization of risk.

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