Medium risk school threats are characterized by which description?

• A. Vague and unlikely to be carried out
• B. More concrete, with some thought to plan and no preparation
• C. Direct and immediate
• D. Non-threatening rumors

Answer: (B)

Medium risk threats sit between vague warnings and immediate danger. They show more detail than a rumor and indicate the person has given some thought to how to carry it out, though there isn’t actual preparation or an imminent, ready-to-act plan. This makes them more serious than low-risk cases, but not as urgent as direct, immediate threats. So the best description is that the threat is more concrete with some planning shown, but no actual preparation yet.