During the security screening, which items must be visible to the camera to verify no electronic devices are in use?

• A. Your ID card only.
• B. Your keyboard and mouse.
• C. Your arms, ears, and glasses to ensure no electronic devices are in use.
• D. Your shoes.

Answer: (C)

Visual screening focuses on the body areas where electronic devices could be worn or concealed, so the camera needs a clear view of parts where active devices might be hidden or in use. The best choice requires these specific areas to be visible: arms, ears, and glasses. This allows verification that no devices such as watches, earbuds, or smart glasses are being used or worn in a way that could transmit or operate electronically during the screening.

Other options don’t address the actual risk: showing an ID card doesn’t reveal any electronics, a keyboard or mouse aren’t worn and aren’t being used in view of the camera, and shoes aren’t typically relevant to detecting active electronic devices.