Which of the following best describes the difference between a warded lock and a tumbler lock?
A.
A tumbler lock is more simplistic and easier to circumvent than a warded lock.
B.
A tumbler lock uses an internal bolt, and a warded lock uses internal cylinders.
C.
A tumbler lock has more components than a warded lock.
D.
A warded lock is mainly used externally, and a tumbler lock is used internally.
Explanation:
C: The tumbler lock has more pieces and parts than a warded lock. The key fits into a cylinder, which raises the lock metal pieces to the correct height so the bolt can slide to the locked or unlocked position. A warded lock is easier to circumvent than a tumbler lock.