Which signal corresponds to Suspected Explosive?

• A. Public Indecency
• B. Suspected Explosive
• C. Safety Checkpoint
• D. Air Rifle

Answer: (B)

Signals are labeled to quickly convey the exact incident type so responders know how to react right away. A label for Suspected Explosive signals a potential explosive device and triggers high-priority actions: establish a safe perimeter, evacuate the area, and notify the Explosive Ordnance Disposal team. This direct match ensures the response fits the risk.

The other labels describe different situations: Public Indecency is unrelated to explosives, Safety Checkpoint refers to a designated screening area, and Air Rifle denotes a weapon but not necessarily an explosive device. Because the question asks which signal matches a suspected explosive, the one that explicitly states Suspected Explosive is the correct match.