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1.

What is the maximum damage you can do if you were.7 StrengthQ4 Weapons x 4Q3 Weapons x 390% WellnessFought 7 TimesRank CaptainUsed a Q5 HospitalEnding at 70%
- A.
  
  378
- B.
  
  541
- C.
  
  445
- D.
  
  624
Correct Answer
C. 445

Explanation
WELLNESS > Weapon > Damage
90-q4-84
80-q4-79
70-q4-74
60-q4-69
HOSPITAL
100-q3-79
90-q3-74
80-q3-70
Wellness at 70

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2.

Who is the current Commander-in-chief?
- A.
  
  Cottus Arci
- B.
  
  Ranger Bob
- C.
  
  James Costen
- D.
  
  Cerb
Correct Answer
D. Cerb

Explanation
Cerb is the current Commander-in-chief.

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3.

Which one of these is not a branch of the miltary?
- A.
  
  United Coalition of Australia
- B.
  
  Australian Army Reserves
- C.
  
  DropBears
- D.
  
  Acuk
Correct Answer
A. United Coalition of Australia

Explanation
The United Coalition of Australia is not a branch of the military because it is a political alliance or coalition, not a military organization. The Australian Army Reserves, DropBears, and Acuk are all examples of military branches or units.

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4.

In the Brazillian War of 2009, how many regions did we originally lose?
- A.
  
  3
- B.
  
  2
- C.
  
  4
- D.
  
  1
Correct Answer
B. 2
5.

When landlocked you can only,
- A.
  
  Fight in battles involving your allies
- B.
  
  Fight in battles abroad and your allies
- C.
  
  Fight only when the war is over
- D.
  
  Fight only if you have a moving ticket
Correct Answer
A. Fight in battles involving your allies

Explanation
When a country is landlocked, it means that it is surrounded by land and does not have direct access to the sea. In such a situation, the country may rely heavily on its allies for military support and resources. Therefore, the correct answer suggests that when landlocked, a country can only fight in battles involving its allies. This implies that the landlocked country is dependent on its allies for military operations and cannot engage in battles independently or abroad without the support of its allies.

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6.

In the current training, how much gold is needed in order to use Napoleon?
- A.
  
  1
- B.
  
  0.5
- C.
  
  2
- D.
  
  1.8
Correct Answer
D. 1.8
7.

In a resistance War, how much gold is needed to start one if there are 300 citizens residing in the region?
- A.
  
  150
- B.
  
  125
- C.
  
  100
- D.
  
  200
Correct Answer
B. 125

Explanation
50 for initial cost and 0.25 for every citizen

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8.

How high would the wall be if you had 900 citizens living in a state with Q4 weapons system?
- A.
  
  154,000
- B.
  
  54,000
- C.
  
  45,000
- D.
  
  145,000
Correct Answer
C. 45,000

Explanation
900 x 100 x 5 / 10

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9.

In a non-Aggression pact (NAP) which of these would apply?
- A.
  
  Non-military action against said countries
- B.
  
  Non-economic destruction of property
- C.
  
  Allowing An alliance to be formed
- D.
  
  Demanding gold form each other
Correct Answer
A. Non-military action against said countries

Explanation
A is correct, but the rest can be put in place if requested

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10.

Alliances where formerly known as what?
- A.
  
  Ally-Protection Policies
- B.
  
  Defensive Obligation Status
- C.
  
  Coalition Of Forces
- D.
  
  Mutual Protection Pact
Correct Answer
D. Mutual Protection Pact

Explanation
Alliances were formerly known as Mutual Protection Pacts. This term refers to agreements between countries or groups to provide mutual protection and support in the event of a threat or attack. It signifies a commitment to stand together and defend each other's interests. The term "Mutual Protection Pact" accurately describes the nature and purpose of alliances, making it the correct answer.

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Module 2 - Military Basics

What is the maximum damage you can do if you were.7 StrengthQ4 Weapons x 4Q3 Weapons x 390% WellnessFought 7 TimesRank CaptainUsed a Q5 HospitalEnding at 70%

Who is the current Commander-in-chief?

Which one of these is not a branch of the miltary?

In the Brazillian War of 2009, how many regions did we originally lose?

When landlocked you can only,

In the current training, how much gold is needed in order to use Napoleon?

In a resistance War, how much gold is needed to start one if there are 300 citizens residing in the region?

How high would the wall be if you had 900 citizens living in a state with Q4 weapons system?

In a non-Aggression pact (NAP) which of these would apply?

Alliances where formerly known as what?