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RIM Awareness Matching Quiz
Instructions:
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1.
What qualifies as a document?
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2.
What are the characteristics of good records?
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3.
What is a document hold?
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4.
What is the retention period for emails that are not saved in an electronic business folder?
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5.
What is the retention period for drafts and work-in-process?
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6.
What is the retention period for emails that are saved in an electronic business folder?
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7.
Where should you place paper business documents for disposal?
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a.
5 years from the date it was received
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b.
To ensure confidentiality, paper business documents should be placed in a secured disposal bin or shredder. Ensure that all retention requirements have been met, and the documents are not subject to a document/legal hold.
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c.
Recorded information, regardless of medium or characteristics, made or received by an organization in pursuance of legal obligations or in the transaction of business
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d.
Within one year of their creation, unless they will be used to create an official record
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e.
Authentic, accurate, usable, complete
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f.
Temporary suspension of disposal of documents because of governance authority or other requirement
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g.
90 days from the date it was received
RIM Awareness Matching Quiz
(Answer Key)
Instructions:
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c
1.
What qualifies as a document?
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e
2.
What are the characteristics of good records?
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f
3.
What is a document hold?
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g
4.
What is the retention period for emails that are not saved in an electronic business folder?
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d
5.
What is the retention period for drafts and work-in-process?
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a
6.
What is the retention period for emails that are saved in an electronic business folder?
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b
7.
Where should you place paper business documents for disposal?
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a.
5 years from the date it was received
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b.
To ensure confidentiality, paper business documents should be placed in a secured disposal bin or shredder. Ensure that all retention requirements have been met, and the documents are not subject to a document/legal hold.
-
c.
Recorded information, regardless of medium or characteristics, made or received by an organization in pursuance of legal obligations or in the transaction of business
-
d.
Within one year of their creation, unless they will be used to create an official record
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e.
Authentic, accurate, usable, complete
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f.
Temporary suspension of disposal of documents because of governance authority or other requirement
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g.
90 days from the date it was received