Crime Scenes Quiz
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- 1.What is designed to reduce transmission time?
- A.
Code Words
- B.
Brevity Codes
- C.
Pass words
- D.
Telephones
- 2.What is the authentication code sheet used for?
- A.
Making our activities known to the enemy.
- B.
Keeping our activities unknown from enemy eavesdroppers.
- C.
Giving our enemies the run around.
- D.
None of the above.
- 3.Who determines whether a military working dog will search a building on or off-leash?
- A.
On-duty supervisor and handler.
- B.
Chief, Security Forces.
- C.
Operations officer.
- D.
Kennel master.
- 4.Which copy of a DD Form 2708 is maintained in the case file?
- A.
The original copy
- B.
The printed copy
- C.
All copies
- D.
The second copy
- 5.The military working dog’s greatest advantage during security operations is?
- A.
The military working dog’s ability to see through thick fog and rainy conditions.
- B.
Detection capabilities during periods of limited visibility.
- C.
The team’s ability to work alone.
- D.
It’s quick response capability.
- 6.One of the simplest ways to distort the outline of a weapon is?
- A.
Put mud on it.
- B.
Pattern painting.
- C.
Place foliage on an in the barrel.
- D.
Wrap it with burlap garnishing or strips of dyed cloth.
- 7.What is the military working dog’s role when the riot control team is apprehending demonstrators?
- A.
Protect members of the apprehension team.
- B.
Dispersing the remaining crowd off-leash.
- C.
Biting and holding demonstrators.
- D.
Apprehending rioters.
- 8.For camouflage of your equipment to be successful, it must?
- A.
Blend with its surroundings
- B.
Stand out from the wooded terrain.
- C.
Be easily applied and even more easily removed.
- D.
Be easily distinguished from non-camouflaged equipment.
- 9.When the primary threat is from dismounted infantry, the squad leader should position weapons?
- A.
To cover obstacles.
- B.
To tie-in with adjacent units.
- C.
Most likely mounted avenue of approach last.
- D.
On most likely dismounted avenue of approach first.
- 10.What is the purpose of an interview?
- A.
To gain information in order to establish the facts of a crime and to develop background information on specific crimes and/ or offenses.
- B.
To gain information to establish a story to use against the suspect in a court of law.
- C.
To gain information so you can understand why a crime has taken place.
- D.
To gain information so if the stories are different, you can edit ones statement.
- 11.Areas that cannot be covered by fire from a given position because of obstacle are called?
- A.
Grazing fire
- B.
Dead space
- C.
Final protective line
- D.
Principle direction of fire
- 12.What right could you invoke when apprehending any person for breach of the peace?
- A.
Code of Conduct
- B.
Title 10, US Code
- C.
Self-defense right
- D.
Citizens right of arrest
- 13.What are the two types of enemy ambushes?
- A.
Near and Close ambushes.
- B.
Far and Wide Ambushes.
- C.
Near and far ambushes.
- D.
Ready and Not ready ambushes.
- 14.When do we use deliberate ambushes?
- A.
Against a specific target at a predetermined location.
- B.
Against a large number in a large area.
- C.
When a target is determined.
- D.
Never.
- 15.You can research the provisions of the Posse Comitatus Act in ____________.
- A.
The UCMJ
- B.
The Internal Security Act of 1950
- C.
Title 18, Section 1385 US Code
- D.
The Manual for Courts-Martial
- 16.1. What are the characteristics of the M249?
- A.
The M249 is a 5.56-mm, magazine-fed, gas-operated, shoulder-fired weapon. It is designed to fire either semiautomatic or a three-round burst through the use of a selector lever (SAFE, SEMI, and BURST).
- B.
The M249 is a semiautomatic, magazine-fed, recoil operated, double-action pistol, which is chambered for the 9mm NATO cartridge. The M249 weighs 31 ounces unloaded and 41 ounces loaded with a 15-round magazine.
- C.
The M249 is a lightweight, single-shot, breech-loaded, pump action, shoulder-fired weapon that is attached to the M16 and M4.
- D.
The M249 is a gas-operated, air-cooled, belt-and magazine-fed, automatic weapon that fires from the open-bolt position.
- 17.If camouflage netting is not available, what can you use to tone down equipment?
- A.
Tone down paint
- B.
Rocks
- C.
Branches
- D.
Old uniforms
- 18.What is the most common error made when firing around corners?
- A.
Standing up
- B.
Firing from the wrong shoulder
- C.
To noisy
- D.
No balance
- 19.Under exclusive jurisdiction you normally relinquish detained civilians to...
- A.
US Army military police
- B.
US marshals
- C.
City police
- D.
County sheriffs
- 20.When time is available, who normally constructs obstacles?
- A.
The enemy
- B.
Fire Department
- C.
Engineers
- D.
Civilians
- 21.The three essential area that support “objective reasonableness” are Subject action,
- A.
A. Officer response, and Force application
- B.
B. Risk perception, and Officer response.
- C.
C. Force application, and Level of force.
- D.
D. Risk perception, and Level of force.
- 22.For how long does the trip flare burn?
- A.
1 minute
- B.
3 minute
- C.
5 minute
- D.
7 minute
- 23.What is the maximum number of meters for the M2 50-caliber machine gun?
- A.
1,800
- B.
2,212
- C.
3,600
- D.
6,764
- 24.The M2 is most effectively employed when?
- A.
In the “free gun” position.
- B.
In a fixed static position.
- C.
On a mobile platform.
- D.
Positioned on the ground.
- 25.Define a close-in security area?
- A.
Controlling entry to the area and the individual resource.
- B.
The security area of interest use of series patrolling to reduce threat.
- C.
Small areas that contain a nuclear weapon and are generally located inside a larger restricted or limited area.
- D.
Big areas that do not contain nuclear weapon and are generally inside a small area.
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