Biological, Nuclear/Radiological, Incendiary, Chemical and Explosive Agents is known in short as BNICE.

• A. BNICEA
• B. FEMA
• C. BNICE
• D. BRICE

Answer: (C)

Acronyms used to categorize major hazard types in emergency response: BNICE is the shorthand for Biological, Nuclear/Radiological, Incendiary, Chemical, and Explosive Agents. That exact set of categories is what BNICE represents, so it’s the correct term. The other options don’t fit: BNICEA adds an extra letter implying an additional category; FEMA is the agency that handles disaster response, not the acronym for these hazard types; BRICE uses Radiological instead of Nuclear/Radiological (or omits the Nuclear/Radiological component), so it isn’t the standard term for this group.