What indicates a pack has been opened and not resealed?

What indicates a pack has been opened and not resealed?

• A. It has been opened and resealed
• B. It has not been opened
• C. It has been opened and not resealed
• D. It is heavier than expected

Answer: (C)

This item tests recognizing a clear sign that packaging has been accessed and not secured again. When a pack has been opened and not resealed, there’s no intact seal or tamper-evident closure to indicate it was re-secured after access. That lack of resealing is a strong, observable cue that the contents could have been tampered with or used, which is why it’s the best indicator of prior opening without proper resealing. Not opened simply means no access occurred, and weight alone isn’t a reliable sign of opening, since weight can vary for other reasons and doesn’t prove anything about whether the pack was opened.

This item tests recognizing a clear sign that packaging has been accessed and not secured again. When a pack has been opened and not resealed, there’s no intact seal or tamper-evident closure to indicate it was re-secured after access. That lack of resealing is a strong, observable cue that the contents could have been tampered with or used, which is why it’s the best indicator of prior opening without proper resealing.

Not opened simply means no access occurred, and weight alone isn’t a reliable sign of opening, since weight can vary for other reasons and doesn’t prove anything about whether the pack was opened.