Capt Practice Quiz
This is a study aid for the CAPT 116 Exam. This quiz is based off of CAPR 60-3.
- 1.
What Civil Air Patrol publication provides regualtions for Emergency Serices Training and Operations?
- A.
CAPM 39-1
- B.
CAPR 60-3
- C.
CAPR 51-1
- D.
CAPR 100-1
- E.
CAPR 60-1
Correct Answer
B. CAPR 60-3Explanation
CAPM 39-1 is the CAP manual for uniforms.
CAP Regulation 60-3 entitled "CAP EMERGENCY SERVICES TRAINING AND OPERATIONAL MISSIONS" governs CAP Emergency services.
CAPR 51-1 governs the "Drug Demand Reduction Program"
CAPR 100-1 covers CAP "Communications"
CAPR 60-1 is a letter regarding the CAP ARCHER programRate this question:
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- 2.
"Composition of the ground or urban DF team will vary depending upon the assignment. Ground teams will notbe dispatched with fewer than ___individuals, and urban DF teams with less than ___."
- A.
6,4
- B.
2,1
- C.
1,1
- D.
4,2
- E.
4,4
Correct Answer
D. 4,2Explanation
A ground team must be composed of at least 4 members while a UDF team must be composed of at least 2 members.
For reference see CAPR 60-3 Section: 1-14-B-3Rate this question:
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- 3.
What is a 911T mission?
- A.
A mission that followed the terrorist attacks on September 11 2001.
- B.
An imminently serious mission to protect lives and property.
- C.
A mission in support of local police. CAP is often activated to support local police after 911 is called.
- D.
Any mission involving a missing person.
- E.
Any emergency, most CAP missions are classified 911T.
Correct Answer
B. An imminently serious mission to protect lives and property.Explanation
The 911T program permits CAP wing commanders to launch aircraft or disperse ground teams on actual SAR/DR missions using a SAR/DR training mission number. In order to activate a 911T
mission, a responsible government official (federal, state, or local) must request and coordinate CAP assistance.
Imminently Serious Missions (911T) will only be used to save lives, relieve human suffering, or mitigate great property
damage. CAP members participating in 911T missions must be mission qualified in accordance with this regulation.
The wing commander, in conjunction with the wing LO/LNCO (or higher CAP-USAF official), is the only
individual who may authorize a 911T mission. In the absence of the wing commander, the vice commander, the director of
operations, or director of emergency services may exercise this authority. Whenever a 911T mission is activated, the wing
should continue to make every effort to have responsible authorities obtain an actual SAR or DR mission number from the
AFRCC or AFNSEP. The incident commander must track the assets committed to the 911T mission, given that the mission
is limited to a $500 reimbursement or a 48-hour duration, whichever comes first.
For reference see CAPR 60-3-1-16Rate this question:
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- 4.
Civil Air Patrol ambulances are commonly used as ambulances. True or false?
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
"The CAP will not normally be used for routine patient transfers or medical evacuations; however, CAP may be used to transport persons seriously ill, injured, or in distress to locations where
facilities are suitable, or when other suitable modes of patient transportation (commercial or public) are not readily available."
For reference see CAPR 60-3-1-19Rate this question:
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- 5.
Civil Air Patrol members can be deputized in emergency situations, acting as a temporary police force. True or false?
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
"CAP units and members engaged in CAP activities may provide passive
assistance to law enforcement officers and agencies. CAP members may not be deputized nor may they take an active part in
arrest or detention activities and have no authority to restrict persons by means of force, actual or implied."
Remember you are a normal citizen in a fun uniform.
For reference see CAPR 60-3-1-20Rate this question:
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- 6.
On a mission what is a "SAVE"?
- A.
When the Air Force saves money by using CAP resources rather than Air Force resources.
- B.
When a missing person/aircraft is found. Regardless of the condition of the target.
- C.
When Emergency Services resources save a life.
- D.
It is the codeword for all targets found and all is well.
- E.
It is the codeword for target found, need additional resources.
Correct Answer
C. When Emergency Services resources save a life.Explanation
"A SAVE is the preservation of a human life as a result of actions taken by emergency
services (ES) forces."
For reference see CAPR 60-3-1-24Rate this question:
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- 7.
What does the acronym AFAM stand for?
- A.
Air Force Assigned Mission
- B.
Air Force Assistance Mission
- C.
Air Force Assistance Member
- D.
Air Force Assigned Men
- E.
Air Force Assigned Member
Correct Answer
A. Air Force Assigned MissionExplanation
Air Force Assigned Mission (AFAM) – Any CAP activity authorized by the Air Force to use an “A” or “B” mission symbol. “A” missions are generally considered Air Force reimbursable missions that are funded and provide federal insurance coverage. “B” missions are generally considered Air Force non-reimbursable missions that are normally funded by a federal, state, or local agency, the CAP wing, or individual members and provide federal insurance coverage. “B” missions must have some level of federal interest in order for the mission to be authorized to receive federal insurance coverage. See AFI 10-2701 and CAP-USAFI 10-2701 for additional details.
For reference see CAPR 60-3-1-3-ARate this question:
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- 8.
What is an Air Force Assigned Mission?
- A.
A search and rescue mission.
- B.
Any mission involving a emergency services function such as search and rescue or disaster relief.
- C.
A mission where CAP resources are looking for missing Air Force assets.
- D.
A mission in which CAP and the Air Force are working together.
- E.
A mission assigned by the Air Force, normally funded and insured by the Air Force.
Correct Answer
E. A mission assigned by the Air Force, normally funded and insured by the Air Force.Explanation
Air Force Assigned Mission (AFAM) – Any CAP activity authorized by the Air Force to use an “A” or “B” mission symbol. “A” missions are generally considered Air Force reimbursable missions that are funded and provide federal insurance coverage. “B” missions are generally considered Air Force non-reimbursable missions that are normally funded by a federal, state, or local agency, the CAP wing, or individual members and provide federal insurance coverage. “B” missions must have some level of federal interest in order for the mission to be authorized to receive federal insurance coverage. See AFI 10-2701 and CAP-USAFI 10-2701 for additional details.
For reference see CAPR 60-3-1-3-ARate this question:
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- 9.
All members acting within the scope of their duties and in accordance with CAP regulations are covered by the Federal Employee Compensation Act (FECA) and Federal Torts Claims Act (FTCA) while serving on Air Force assigned missions. True or false?
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
"Liability Protection. CAP members acting within the scope of their duties on CAP operational missions will be afforded liability protection by the United States Government under the Federal Torts Claims Act (FTCA) while serving on Air Force-Assigned Missions or by CAP's liability insurance policies (within policy limits) while on other CAP corporate missions (refer to CAPR 900-5, The CAP Insurance/Benefits Program)."
"Worker’s Compensation Protection. CAP members 18 years of age and older are eligible for Federal Employees’ Compensation Act (FECA) benefits if injured or killed while serving on an Air Force-Assigned Mission. Travel to and from such mission activity is also covered as long as there is a “causal relationship” between the injury/death and the AFAM activity. In addition, some states provide state worker’s compensation benefits for CAP members injured or killed while serving on state operational missions (refer to CAPR 900-5, The CAP Insurance/Benefits Program)."
For reference see CAPR 60-3-1-24-A,BRate this question:
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- 10.
What is a CAP Corporate Aircraft?
- A.
Any aircraft owned by and registered to CAP.
- B.
Any aircraft under an exclusive lease to CAP.
- C.
An aircraft activiley being used by CAP.
- D.
Both A and B.
- E.
Both A and C.
Correct Answer
D. Both A and B.Explanation
"Any aircraft owned by and registered to CAP and any aircraft under an exclusive lease to CAP."
For reference see CAP-R 60-1-1-3-D.Rate this question:
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- 11.
Civil Air Patrol ground teams may utizilize night vision devices and firearms to accomplish a mission.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
"Restrictions for the use of night vision devices by CAP personnel during any flight operations can be found in CAPR 60-1. Representatives of other agencies may use their own equipment. CAP ground resources may use night vision devices in support of SAR/DR operations while on foot or as passengers in vehicles. Use of night vision devices by drivers during motor vehicle operations is prohibited.
Firearms are prohibited for use or to be carried by CAP personnel during any emergency services operations unless required by state law. More specific guidance on CAP's firearms policy can be found in CAPR 900-3, Firearms - Assistance to Law Enforcement Officials."
For reference see CAP-R 60-3-1-30-A,B.Rate this question:
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- 12.
OPSEC stands for:
- A.
Operational Security
- B.
Operational Security and Environmental Consciousness
- C.
Because I took OPSEC I am not going to disclose this FOUO information.
Correct Answer
A. Operational SecurityExplanation
OPSEC stands for Operational Security. All CAP members must complete OPSEC training. Training can be accessed by going to
https://tests.cap.af.mil/opsec/main.cfm
or by clicking on the link provided under the 101 Card tab on capready.comRate this question:
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- 13.
What is Civil Air Patrol's number one priority on all missions?
- A.
Safety of CAP members.
- B.
Successful completion of the mission.
- C.
Prevention of death and protection of property.
- D.
Speed and cost effectiveness.
- E.
Professionalism.
Correct Answer
A. Safety of CAP members.Explanation
CAPR 60-3 states "Some
situations may dictate variations in the procedures contained in this regulation, in which common sense and prudent judgment
shall be used to ensure effective management of CAP resources. Safety must always be a primary concern."
For reference see CAP-R 60-3-1-1-BRate this question:
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- 14.
The United States Air Force funds every CAP mission. True or False?
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
CAPR 60-3
"Mission Funding and Reimbursement. CAP members and units may be reimbursed for designated expenses
incurred during USAF-assigned missions when that mission includes a specific mission number assigned by an Air Force
agency/agent. State, Red Cross, or other agencies may provide reimbursement and/or funding for other missions according to
prearranged agreements. Review CAPR 173-3, Payment for Civil Air Patrol Support, for current reimbursement policies and
procedures."
For reference see CAP-R 60-3-1-8Rate this question:
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- 15.
You must have passed the General Emergency Services Test 116 to participate in Civil Air Patrol emergency Services. True or false?
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
CAPR 60-3 "Successful completion of the current CAPT 116, General Emergency Services
Questionnaire, corrected to 100 percent, qualifies the member in the General Emergency Services Specialty Rating."
For reference see CAP-R 60-3-2-3-ARate this question:
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- 16.
What Civil Air Patrol issued forms of identication should be carried on all CAP missions?
- A.
CAPF 101
- B.
Valid Membership Card
- C.
Radio Operators Authorization Card (Form 76)
- D.
All of the Above
Correct Answer
D. All of the AboveExplanation
For reference see CAP-R 60-3.
Make sure you always have all of these one you while on missions. Without them you are just another person, with them you are a ground team member.Rate this question:
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- 17.
CAPR 60-1 governs...
- A.
CAP Rendering Medical Aid
- B.
CAP Cadet Protection Policy
- C.
Critical Incident Stress Management
- D.
CAP Flight Management
- E.
All of the above
Correct Answer
D. CAP Flight ManagementExplanation
CAPR60-1 CAP Flight ManagementRate this question:
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- 18.
CAPR 60-3 "Ground teams must follow proper procedures upon locating a search objective" including?
- A.
"Verify the identity of the aircraft, person, etc."
- B.
"Do not disturb anything at the site except as necessary to render aid to survivors."
- C.
"Prepare survivors for evacuation."
- D.
"Retain an aircraft in the area until certain it is no longer needed."
- E.
All of the Above
Correct Answer
E. All of the AboveExplanation
CAPR 60-3 "Ground teams must follow proper procedures upon locating a search objective.
1) Verify the identity of the aircraft, person, etc.
2) Do not disturb anything at the site except as necessary to render aid to survivors.
3) Prepare survivors for evacuation.
4) Retain an aircraft in the area until certain it is no longer needed."
For reference see CAP-R 60-3-1-15-5Rate this question:
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- 19.
If flight operations are grounded due to poor weather, all other operations must cease until it is safe fly again. True or false?
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
CAPR 60-3 "Missions are frequently initiated during periods of adverse weather or other inopportune moments when air
operations may be precluded or limited, for example, immediately following a storm or in the middle of the night. Ground
teams can often be dispatched to gather information, search suspected high probability areas, search for missing persons,
locate ELT transmissions, verify airborne sightings, etc."
For reference see CAP-R 60-3-1-14-ARate this question:
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- 20.
The CAPF 101 provides documentation of what?
- A.
Failure of an emergency services tasking.
- B.
Damage of CAP property.
- C.
Injuries of CAP members.
- D.
CAP member's emergency service specialty qualifications.
- E.
Financial expenditures while on AFAM's.
Correct Answer
D. CAP member's emergency service specialty qualifications.Explanation
CAPR 60-3 "The CAPF 101 identifies specialties or functions in which CAP members are authorized to participate during
operational missions as trainees or fully qualified staff."
For reference see CAP-R 60-3-2-1-2-DRate this question:
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- 21.
Civil Air Patrol may not work in coordination with other agencies because...
- A.
They might learn our secrets.
- B.
We are the United States Air Force auxiliary, we work with no one else.
- C.
It is a threat to the safety of CAP members.
- D.
Of course we work with other agencies!
- E.
Written permission from national headquarters is necessary to work with or coordinate with another agency.
Correct Answer
D. Of course we work with other agencies!Explanation
For more information see CAPR 60-3-6-2Rate this question:
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- 22.
What is the CAPF 109 used for?
- A.
Briefing Form
- B.
Ground Interrogation Form
- C.
Ground Team Clearance Form
- D.
Civil Air Patrol Photo Identification Card
- E.
Civil Air Patrol Radio Discrepancy Form
Correct Answer
C. Ground Team Clearance FormExplanation
CAPR 60-3 "CAPF 109, Ground Team Clearance. The front side of this form should be complete prior to release of the
team. A sample CAPF 109 can be found CAPR 60-4, Volume I, Part I"
For more information see CAPR 60-3-4-7-B-1Rate this question:
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- 23.
What is the CAPF 106 used for?
- A.
Briefing Form
- B.
Ground Interrogation Form
- C.
Ground Team Clearance Form
- D.
Civil Air Patrol Photo Identification Card
- E.
Civil Air Patrol Radio Discrepenancy Form
Correct Answer
B. Ground Interrogation FormExplanation
CAPR 60-3 "CAPF 106, Ground Interrogation Form. A sample CAPF 106 can be found CAPR 60-4, Volume I, Part I."
For more information see CAPR 60-3-4-7-B-2Rate this question:
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- 24.
What does CAPF stand for?
- A.
Civil Air Patrol Finally
- B.
Civil Air Patrol Farms
- C.
Civil Air Patrol Fighting
- D.
Civil Air Patrol Flying
- E.
Civil Air Patrol Form
Correct Answer
E. Civil Air Patrol FormExplanation
CAPF stands for "Civil Air Patrol Form", is used CAPF (followed by a number) ie. CAPF 31Rate this question:
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