1N051 Unit 2
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- 1.What step in the ISR process begins with identifying the need for intelligence in the operational environment?
- A.
Strategy development
- B.
Planning and direction
- C.
Analysis and production
- D.
Processing and exploitation
- 2.What is a comprehensive list of information requirements identified by the commander as critical to facilitating timely information management and to the decision making process?
- A.
EEIs
- B.
PIRs
- C.
CCIRs
- D.
RFIs
- 3.These are broad, continuing requirements that generally follow a fixed pattern
- A.
Standing requirements
- B.
Spot requirements
- C.
Responsive requirements
- D.
Ad hoc requirements
- 4.This requirement is developed to answer specific questions or solve specific problems
- A.
Answer
- B.
Standing
- C.
Time-sensitive
- D.
Spot
- 5.What are general statements of intelligence need?
- A.
EEIs
- B.
PIRs
- C.
CCIRs
- D.
RFIs
- 6.What define customer's specific intelligence information needs
- A.
EEIs
- B.
PIRs
- C.
CCIRs
- D.
RFIs
- 7.What is an abbreviated operation plan that may require considerable expansion or alteration?
- A.
OPORD
- B.
CONPLAN
- C.
OPLAN
- D.
WARNORD
- 8.What is a complete and detailed joint plan containing a description of the concept of operations?
- A.
OPORD
- B.
CONPLAN
- C.
OPLAN
- D.
WARNORD
- 9.Which of the following describes the unit's situation, mission, and activities the unit will conduct to achieve mission goals?
- A.
OPORD
- B.
CONPLAN
- C.
OPLAN
- D.
WARNORD
- 10.Which annex of a CONPLAN or OPLAN is used to describe the intelligence situation specific to a particular plan
- A.
Annex a
- B.
Annex b
- C.
Annex c
- D.
Annex d
- 11.Which portion of the ISR process involves tasking appropriate assets or resources to gather required information?
- A.
Dissemination and integration
- B.
Planning and direction
- C.
Collection
- D.
Analysis and production
- 12.At the strategic level, who coordinates requirements through the NGA, NRO, and NSA?
- A.
Commander
- B.
A2
- C.
DIA
- D.
DIRNSA
- 13.What collection management authority function focuses on the customer requirements, is all-source oriented, and advocates necessary information for collection?
- A.
Collection requirements management
- B.
Collection operations management
- C.
Collection analysis management
- D.
Collection prioritization management
- 14.During peacetime operations commanders task airborne and space borne platforms through the ATO
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 15.This principle of collection states that those individuals working the collection process must resist favoring or becoming too reliant on a particular sensor, source, system, or technique
- A.
Task organic assets first
- B.
Prioritize requirements
- C.
Early identification
- D.
Multidiscipline approach
- 16.The collection process is only a premission function and assets may not be retasked while the mission is ongoing
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 17.__ occurs when the requester identifies a time-sensitive need after the appropriate ISR asset has been tasked
- A.
Overt collection
- B.
Dynamic retasking
- C.
Re-prioritization of requirements
- D.
Clandestine collection
- 18.This type of operation is conducted openly and may be acknowledged by and attributed to its sponsors and participants
- A.
Covert
- B.
Clandestine
- C.
Overt
- D.
Discreet
- 19.Which of the following types of operations attempt to be something other than their genuine purpose?
- A.
Covert
- B.
Clandestine
- C.
Overt
- D.
Discreet
- 20.Which of the following is conducted cautiously to avoid undue curiosity, public interest, or interference that may hinder it's success?
- A.
Covert
- B.
Clandestine
- C.
Overt
- D.
Discreet
- 21.This operation is planned and conducted to conceal the existence of the operation itself
- A.
Covert
- B.
Clandestine
- C.
Overt
- D.
Discreet
- 22.Which of the following agencies analyzes information on foreign aerospace weapon systems to determine their performance, characteristics, capabilities, limitations, and vulnerabilities?
- A.
NGA
- B.
NSA
- C.
NASIC
- D.
NRO
- 23.Through this phase of the ISR process, raw data is converted into information that can be readily disseminated, used, transmitted, and exploited by intelligence analysts.
- A.
Evaluation and feedback
- B.
Dissemination and integration
- C.
Processing and exploitation
- D.
Analysis and production
- 24.What centers process the digital signal and display down-linked imagery on a workstation for immediate exploitation?
- A.
DCGS
- B.
SIGINT
- C.
ELINT
- D.
GEOINT
- 25.Which of the following provides technically derived intelligence to detect, locate, track, identify, and describe the specific characteristics of fixed and dynamic target sources?
- A.
ELINT
- B.
MASINT
- C.
GEOINT
- D.
SIGINT
- 26.This type of processing transforms text, graphics, sounds, and motion video in response to user requirements
- A.
COMINT
- B.
OSINT
- C.
MASINT
- D.
ELINT
- 27.What application is defined as the arrangement of military forces and their actions to create a force that operates as a whole?
- A.
Evaluation
- B.
Interpretation
- C.
Integration
- D.
Combination
- 28.Which step in the analysis and production phase involves the assessment of information for pertinence, accuracy, and source reliability?
- A.
Evaluation
- B.
Interpretation
- C.
Integration
- D.
Analysis
- 29.After evaluation, you determine that a set of information can be accepted as true. you can now say that this information is __
- A.
Relevant
- B.
Reliable
- C.
Accurate
- D.
Acceptable
- 30.This is step three of the analysis and production activities
- A.
Evaluation
- B.
Interpretation
- C.
Integration
- D.
Analysis
- 31.If you needed to find further information on a foreign country figure, in which of the following sources would you look?
- A.
Tables of organization and equipment
- B.
AFTTP 3-1, Vol 2
- C.
Military leadership files
- D.
Performance and characteristics handbooks
- 32.Which of the following reference documents includes compilations of intelligence information on the type, number, location, and disposition of enemy forces, as well as some organizational information?
- A.
AFTTP 3-1, Vol 2
- B.
Orders of battle
- C.
Tables of organization and equipment
- D.
Performance and characteristics handbooks
- 33.This step in the production of intelligence is the process of causing items of intelligence to make sense when placed in the proper relationship to a given situation
- A.
Evaluation
- B.
Interpretation
- C.
Integration
- D.
Analysis
- 34.Which process analyzes and integrates operations and intelligence information to assess the probability of hostile actions to preempt their outcome?
- A.
I&W
- B.
Intelligence fusion
- C.
Current intelligence
- D.
IO
- 35.General military intelligence includes pertinent iinformation concerning the political, economic, and social aspects of foreign countries as well as information on the organization, operations, facilities, and capabilities of selected foreign forces
- A.
True
- B.
False
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