Name one allowed and one prohibited item in the context of contraband as discussed in Week 1.

• A. Allowed: drugs; Prohibited: authorized clothing.
• B. Allowed: cigarettes; Prohibited: electronics.
• C. Allowed: authorized personal clothing; Prohibited: drugs.
• D. Allowed: radios; Prohibited: books.

Answer: (C)

Understanding what’s allowed versus what counts as contraband is the key idea here. In Week 1, items inmates may have are those that the facility authorizes for personal use while keeping safety and security intact. Authorized personal clothing fits this: it’s basic, non-weapon material that the institution approves for daily wear. Drugs, on the other hand, are strictly forbidden because they are illegal, dangerous, and undermine safety and control within the facility. So the pairing that matches the policy is the one where authorized personal clothing is allowed and drugs are prohibited. The other options mix items in a way that doesn’t align with the standard allowed-versus-contraband rules common in Week 1.