7 Level Volume 1
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- 1.What is the most rigorous stage of development?
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A. SrA.
- B.
B. MSgt.
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C. SSgt and TSgt
- D.
D. Amn and A1C
- 2.
- A.
A. Patrol Leader
- B.
B. Squad Leader
- C.
C. Base Defense Operations Center (BDOC) Controller.
- D.
D. Internal Security Response Team (ISRT)/External Security Response Team (ESRT) Leader.
- 3.
- A.
A. Supervisor.
- B.
B. Flight Sergeant
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C. Response force leader.
- D.
D. Non-commissioned officer in charge (NCOIC)/Assistant NCOIC.
- 4.
- A.
A. MSgt.
- B.
B. CMSgt.
- C.
C. SMSgt.
- D.
D. SSgt and TSgt.
- 5.
- A.
A. Tactical Control
- B.
B. Strategic control.
- C.
C. Operational control.
- D.
D. Administrative control.
- 6.
- A.
A. Squadron Commander.
- B.
B. Installation Commander.
- C.
C. Joint Force Commander.
- D.
D. Major command (MAJCOM) Commander.
- 7.Supervisors must ensure their troops
- A.
A. have food and water.
- B.
B. possess required qualifications and certifications.
- C.
C. are supplied with weapons and required equipment.
- D.
D. are issued Special Security Instructions (SSIs) and study material.
- 8.
- A.
A. Wing commander.
- B.
B. Squadron commander.
- C.
C. Security Forces manager.
- D.
D. Unit deployment manager.
- 9.Post and patrols will be manned in accordance with the
- A.
A. Duty roster.
- B.
B. Post priority listing.
- C.
C. Unit manning document.
- D.
D. Unit personnel manning roster.
- 10.All of the following commanders may authorize personnel to bear firearms in any foreign country for other that routine law enforcement and security duties, except the
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A. Major command (MAJCOM) commander.
- B.
B. MAJCOM vice commander.
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C. Installation commander.
- D.
D. Combatant commander.
- 11.
- A.
A. Supervisor.
- B.
B. Commander.
- C.
C. Servicing armory.
- D.
D. Security Forces manager.
- 12.
- A.
A. 1
- B.
B. 2
- C.
C. 3
- D.
D. 4
- 13.
- A.
A. Vulnerability assessment.
- B.
B. Inspector General (IG) assessment.
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C. Force protection conditions (FPCONs).
- D.
D. Integrated Defense Risk Management Process (IDRMP) assessment.
- 14.Post priority charts are used to
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A. allocate vehicles.
- B.
B. allocate manpower
- C.
C. determine post rotations.
- D.
D. determine weapon configurations.
- 15.
- A.
A. Group commander.
- B.
B. Security Forces manager.
- C.
C. Defense force commander.
- D.
D. Each individual flight chief.
- 16.The post priority chart ensures the most efficient use of limited Security Forces (SF) in
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A. Higher force protection conditions (FPCONs).
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B. Peacetime and wartime.
- C.
C. Peacetime.
- D.
D. Wartime.
- 17.When possible it is important to rotate personnel through each post they are qualified in order to maintain
- A.
A. proficiency
- B.
B. discipline.
- C.
C. fairness.
- D.
D. control.
- 18.
- A.
A. Post rotations.
- B.
B. Specialized courses.
- C.
C. Recognition program.
- D.
D. Providing time off.
- 19.As a supervisor, what must you instill in each of your subordinates?
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A. Standards.
- B.
B. Discipline.
- C.
C. Work ethic.
- D.
D. Mentorship.
- 20.
- A.
A. Issue paperwork.
- B.
B. Verbally counsel the subordinate.
- C.
C. Investigate to determine the cause.
- D.
D. Assign the subordinate a new supervisor.
- 21.The next command given after the flight falls in for inspection is
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A. Report.
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B. Parade rest.
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C. Open ranks march.
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D. Prepare for inspection.
- 22.After the command “Open rank, MARCH,” which of the following action does the flight take?
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A. The first element takes three paces forward and automatically executes dress right dress at a normal interval (arm’s length). Each succeeding element in front of them takes none, one, or two, paces forward, halts, and automatically executes dress right dress.
- B.
B. The last flight stands fast and automatically executes dress right dress at a normal interval (arm's length). Each succeeding element in front of them takes one, two, or three paces forward, halts and automatically executes dress right dress.
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C. The first element stands fast and automatically executes dress right dress at a normal interval (arm’s length). Each succeeding element also stands fast and automatically executes dress right dress.
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D. The last element stands fast. Each succeeding element in front of them takes one, two, or three paces forward and halts.
- 23.After aligning the fourth element, how many paces beyond the first element do you advance to and execute a left facing movement?
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A. 1.
- B.
B. 2.
- C.
C. 3.
- D.
D. 4.
- 24.
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A. As the inspecting official approaches to within six paces of the right flank of the formation, the second element leader commands "Second Element, ATTENTION."
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B. As the inspecting official gets six paces past the last person in the first element, the second element leader commands “Second Element, ATTENTION.”
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C. As the inspecting official is within two paces of the right flank to the formation, the second element leader commands, “Second Element, ATTENTION.”
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D. As soon as the inspecting official is facing the second element leader, he/she will give the command, “Second Element, ATTENTION.”
- 25.
- A.
A. Upon departure of the inspecting official.
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B. At the completion of the guardmount briefing.
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C. Immediately after the forth rank has been inspected.
- D.
D. When the remarks of the inspecting official are completed.
- 26.
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A. AFI 36−2903.
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B. AFI 36--2905.
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C. AFMAN 36−2903.
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D. AFMAN 36−2905.
- 27.
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A. Flight member.
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B. Flight supervisor.
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C. Flight commander.
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D. Non-commissioned officer in charge (NCOIC), Supply.
- 28.A post check generally includes all of these items except
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A. area inspection.
- B.
B. facility inspection.
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C. weapons inspection.
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D. classified material inspection.
- 29.
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A. Air Force Instruction (AFI) 33–337.
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B. Air Force Handbook (AFH) 33–336.
- C.
C. Air Force Instruction (AFI) 32–337.
- D.
D. Air Force Handbook (AFH) 33--337.
- 30.
- A.
A. lengthy.
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B. made up.
- C.
C. irrelevant.
- D.
D. inappropriate.
- 31.The primary function of reviewing is to ensure
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A. the communication gets the point across.
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B. ideas are being communicated understandably and the communication gets the point across.
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C. ideas are being communicated logically, in acceptable English (incorrect grammar; easily understood words, phrases, and paragraphs; incorrect punctuation), and the communication get the point across.
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D. ideas are being communicated logically, in acceptable English (correct grammar; easily understood words, phrases, and paragraphs; correct punctuation), and the communication get the point across.
- 32.
- A.
A. Unit training section.
- B.
B. Defense Force commander.
- C.
C. Air Force Security Forces Center.
- D.
D. Senior Security Forces non-commissioned officers (NCOs).
- 33.
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A. Unit training section.
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B. Immediate supervisors.
- C.
C. Air Force Security Forces Center.
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D. Senior Security Forces non-commissioned officers (NCOs).
- 34.
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A. Analysis.
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B. Feedback.
- C.
C. Evaluation.
- D.
D. Cross-feed.
- 35.The purpose of the duty position evaluation is to
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A. measure the qualifications of individuals and certify them for specific duty positions.
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B. determine that only the highest quality of individual perform duties as installation entry controller.
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C. measure the qualification of individuals and decertify them in specific duty positions.
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D. surprise and decertify squadron personnel unprepared for duty.
- 36.The primary mission of the Military Working Dog (MWD) is to
- A.
A. aggress against, deter and degrade intruders in areas surrounding Air Force resources.
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B. track, detect and aggress against intruders in areas surrounding Air Force resources.
- C.
C. detain, detract and degrade intruders in areas surrounding Air Force resources.
- D.
D. deter, detect, and detain intruders in areas surrounding Air Force resources.
- 37.Patrol dogs are considered minimum/non-lethal force when the alternative is
- A.
A. apprehension or release.
- B.
B. pepper spray or gunfire.
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C. resistance or restraint.
- D.
D. gunfire or escape.
- 38.
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A. In low contact areas, so they don’t give away your position to the enemy by barking.
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B. Upwind of all positions in your sector, in order to maximize their smelling capability.
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C. At key vantage points and avenues of approach to deny entry to unauthorized persons.
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D. Downwind of all personnel, so that there is no scent confusion between you and the enemy.
- 39.A patrol dog team used in police services activities is a tremendous
- A.
A. deterrent to potential violators.
- B.
B. physical deterrent to potential violators.
- C.
C. physiological deterrent to potential violators.
- D.
D. psychological deterrent to potential violators.
- 40.During peaceful confrontations, the Military Working Dog (MWD) team should be positioned
- A.
A. in reserve, out of sight of the crowd.
- B.
B. off to the side, out of direct vision of the crowd.
- C.
C. right out in front to ward off potential participants.
- D.
D. elsewhere and not used in peaceful confrontations.
- 41.All arming rules will be in accordance with AFI 31–117, Arming and Use of Force by Air Force Personnel, MAJCOM requirements, and as required by the
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A. Threat Working Group.
- B.
B. Integrated Base Defense Council.
- C.
C. Force Protection Commodity Council.
- D.
D. Equipment, Weapons, and Configuration Board.
- 42.“All permanently assigned security forces (SF) vehicles must be properly marked” means that they
- A.
A. all must have SF badges applied to both the front doors.
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B. all must have emergency lights, flood lights, and mobile radios.
- C.
C. must have emergency lights, sirens, and a public address system.
- D.
D. all must have a cage installed between the front and rear seats to transport a military working dog (MWD).
- 43.
- A.
A. Base station.
- B.
B. Portable radio.
- C.
C. Base station remote.
- D.
D. Mobile two-way radio.
- 44.The basic purpose of the Financial Plan submission is to
- A.
A. ensure the Air Force is allowed to purchase adequate aircraft and munitions.
- B.
B. ensure an equitable distribution of the President's Budget for the next fiscal year.
- C.
C. determine which branch of service requires the most funding to complete the mission.
- D.
D. provide Congress a means to determine the budget submitted at the start of its session.
- 45.
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A. Numbered air force.
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B. Headquarters Air Force.
- C.
C. Major Commands (MAJCOMS).
- D.
D. Air Force Security Forces Center.
- 46.
- A.
A. Committed
- B.
B. Obligated.
- C.
C. End of year.
- D.
D. Uncommitted.
- 47.
- A.
A. Major Command (MAJCOM) functional.
- B.
B. MAJCOM corporate structure.
- C.
C. Financial Management Board.
- D.
D. Financial working group.
- 48.
- A.
A. Air Force Manpower Standards Program (MSP).
- B.
B. Air Force Manpower Standards Platform (MSP).
- C.
C. Air Force Management Engineering Program (MEP).
- D.
D. Air Force Management and Equipment Program (MEP).
- 49.
- A.
A. Monthly.
- B.
B. Quarterly.
- C.
C. Annually.
- D.
D. Bi-annually.
- 50.
- A.
A. Work center.
- B.
B. Position number.
- C.
C. Air Force specialty code.
- D.
D. Report No Later than Date.
- 51.
- A.
A. Civilian Personnel Office.
- B.
B. Staff Judge Advocate Office.
- C.
C. Contract Management Office.
- D.
D. Area Defense Council Office.
- 52.All of the following are excluded from being in a bargaining unit except
- A.
A. supervisors.
- B.
B. management officials.
- C.
C. professional employees.
- D.
D. employees in non-dedicated positions.
- 53.
- A.
A. Federal Service Bargaining and Management Statue (5 U.S.C. Chapter 71).
- B.
B. Federal Service Bargaining and Management Statue (5 U.S.C. Chapter 70).
- C.
C. Federal Service Labor-Management Relations Statue (5 U.S.C. Chapter 70).
- D.
D. Federal Service Labor-Management Relations Statue (5 U.S.C. Chapter 71).
- 54.
- A.
A. Commanders.
- B.
B. Wing Inspector General.
- C.
C. Air Force Inspection Agency.
- D.
D. Major Command (MAJCOM) Inspector General.
- 55.
- A.
A. Controlled Nuclear Surety Inspection (CNSI)
- B.
B. Limited Nuclear Surety Inspection (LNSI).
- C.
C. Initial Nuclear Surety Inspection (INSI).
- D.
D. Joint Nuclear Surety Inspection (JNSI).
- 56.
- A.
A. Code 1.
- B.
B. Code 2.
- C.
C. Code 3.
- D.
D. Code 4.
- 57.
- A.
A. Nuclear weapons.
- B.
B. Senior Executive Mission (SENEX) aircraft.
- C.
C. Aircraft designated to transport the First Lady of the United States.
- D.
D. Command, control, communications, and computer (C4) systems.
- 58.
- A.
A. PL4.
- B.
B. PL3.
- C.
C. PL2.
- D.
D. PL1.
- 59.
- A.
A. 5.
- B.
B. 4.
- C.
C. 3.
- D.
D. 2.
- 60.
- A.
A. Three-person team movement.
- B.
B. Two-person team movement.
- C.
C. Four-person team movement.
- D.
D. Y-formation.
- 61.The T-formation is best suited for what environment?
- A.
A. Intersecting hallways.
- B.
B. Narrow hallways.
- C.
C. Wider hallways.
- D.
D. Stairwells.
- 62.
- A.
A. Hinges.
- B.
B. Door knob.
- C.
C. Locking mechanism.
- D.
D. Center mass of the door.
- 63.
- A.
A. threat.
- B.
B. fast wall.
- C.
C. unknown.
- D.
D. strong wall.
- 64.When securing a closed stairwell, which person pulls long security to the next bend or landing?
- A.
A. #1.
- B.
B. #2.
- C.
C. #3.
- D.
D. #4.
- 65.
- A.
A. knock normally.
- B.
B. listen for 15 to 30 seconds.
- C.
C. stand directly in front of the door.
- D.
D. check to see if screened doors are locked.
- 66.
- A.
A. The nature of the dispute.
- B.
B. The location of the dispute.
- C.
C. The responding patrol's attitude.
- D.
D. Whether or not children are present.
- 67.
- A.
A. Deep cuts.
- B.
B. Bloody nose.
- C.
C. Fractured bones.
- D.
D. Damaged internal organs.
- 68.Excluding homicide what is perhaps the most serious crime that will be investigated?
- A.
A. Rape.
- B.
B. Assault.
- C.
C. Adultery.
- D.
D. Child Abuse.
- 69.
- A.
A. Mitigate the physical, psychological, and financial hardships suffered by the victim.
- B.
B. Ensure best efforts are made to accord victims certain rights.
- C.
C. Foster cooperation of victims and witnesses.
- D.
D. Prosecute the accused.
- 70.
- A.
A. First Sergeant.
- B.
B. Defense Force Commander.
- C.
C. Installation Staff Judge Advocate (SJA).
- D.
D. Air Force Office of Special Investigations (AFOSI) detachment commander.
- 71.
- A.
A. It would have no effect as long as the investigator was informed.
- B.
B. It would cause the investigator to reach false conclusions about the crime.
- C.
C. It would be beneficial to have all evidence collected and placed in a central location.
- D.
D. It would have no effect, allow the crime scene to be investigated quicker, and a suspect found faster.
- 72.
- A.
A. It allows photographs to be taken.
- B.
B. It assists in creating a more realistic diagram of the scene.
- C.
C. It allows responding patrols to better piece together events.
- D.
D. It allows the investigator to review the scene exactly as it was found.
- 73.
- A.
A. It allows for additional flight members to gain experience.
- B.
B. It provides a great training environment as it adds realism to the training.
- C.
C. It will bring fresh eyes to the crime scene without any bias from victims, witnesses, or suspects.
- D.
D. It could possibly destroy your hard work, contaminate the scene, and violate the chain of evidence requirements.
- 74.Your key actions during the preliminary investigation are to
- A.
A. collect and preserve.
- B.
B. observe and record.
- C.
C. record and sketch.
- D.
D. photo and record.
- 75.
- A.
A. Installation Commander.
- B.
B. Disaster Control Group.
- C.
C. Incident Commander.
- D.
D. Fire Chief.
- 76.During which major accident response phase is the estimated number of casualties reported?
- A.
A. Recovery phase.
- B.
B. Response phase.
- C.
C. Notification phase.
- D.
D. Withdrawal phase.
- 77.
- A.
A. Recovery Phase.
- B.
B. Response phase.
- C.
C. Notification phase.
- D.
D. Withdrawal phase.
- 78.
- A.
A. Control zone.
- B.
B. Warm zone.
- C.
C. Cold zone.
- D.
D. Hot zone.
- 79.Once the President has declared a major disaster requiring federal emergency assistance, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) requests help through the
- A.
A. United States Army.
- B.
B. Department of State.
- C.
C. Department of Defense.
- D.
D. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).
- 80.During which phase of a natural disaster, should the installation commander reassess the situation?
- A.
A. Sustained emergency phase.
- B.
B. Initial emergency phase.
- C.
C. Notification phase.
- D.
D. Recovery phase.
- 81.
- A.
A. Public Affairs.
- B.
B. School Principal.
- C.
C. Incident Commander.
- D.
D. Defense Force Commander.
- 82.
- A.
A. As long as it takes to obtain a confession.
- B.
B. No more than 30 minutes.
- C.
C. No more than 60 minutes.
- D.
D. There is no time limit.
- 83.
- A.
A. Seek Defense Force Commander (DFC) advice.
- B.
B. Seek Area Defense Counsel (ADC) advice.
- C.
C. Seek Staff Judge Advocate (SJA) advice.
- D.
D. Question them with a witness.
- 84.
- A.
A. Nationality.
- B.
B. Income.
- C.
C. Race.
- D.
D. Age.
- 85.An individual who feels no sense of wrongdoing after committing a crime is referred to as a
- A.
A. habitual offender.
- B.
B. psychotic offender.
- C.
C. first time offender.
- D.
D. professional offender.
- 86.During what step of the guidelines of conducting a follow-up investigation, should a determination be made that the initial incident scene was thoroughly processed?
- A.
A. Collecting physical evidence.
- B.
B. Conducting additional interviews.
- C.
C. Identifying and apprehending suspects.
- D.
D. Review and analyze all previous reports.
- 87.The AF Form 3226 is used for apprehension
- A.
A. in a private dwelling.
- B.
B. during the interview.
- C.
C. off the installation.
- D.
D. in a work center.
- 88.To authorize the use of off base patrols overseas the installation commander must coordinate with the
- A.
A. Major command (MAJCOM) Staff Judge Advocate (SJA).
- B.
B. Defense Force Commander.
- C.
C. Installation SJA.
- D.
D. host nation.
- 89.Prior to the trial, what aids in recalling all the details of the case?
- A.
A. Speaking to the witnesses.
- B.
B. Consulting with the defense counsel.
- C.
C. Arranging and reviewing original notes.
- D.
D. Returning to the crime scene to recall the events.
- 90.
- A.
A. Skill, tact, poise, and self-assurance.
- B.
B. Skill, tact, poise, and self-confidence.
- C.
C. Skill, reliance, poise and self-confidence.
- D.
D. Skill, cockiness, poise, and self-confidence.
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