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The conducting officer is primarily responsible for:
- All the below
- Supervision of Training/activity
- Safety of Training/activity
- Conduct of Training/activity

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It is no lie that prevention is better than cure. In a construction site, therefore, we need to ensure that we know exactly what is expected of us when we are on site. Below is a quiz that has some safety tips and if you get a score of ninety percent then you are well prepared for the field. Try See moreit out!

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2.

During live firing, which of the following equipment is not a must?
- Identity Disc
- Helmet
- Ear Protection
- Compass
Correct Answer

A. Compass

Explanation

During live firing, a compass is not a must-have equipment. While identity discs, helmets, and ear protection are essential for safety during live firing exercises, a compass is not directly related to personal safety in this context. A compass is typically used for navigation purposes and may not be necessary during live firing exercises where the focus is on target practice rather than navigation.

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3.

TPen guns and firing of illumination should be directed tyowards the sky and fired at an angle between __ mils and __ mils.
- 2500;2930
- 4000;4500
- 1170;1530
- 3600;4300
Correct Answer

A. 1170;1530

Explanation

Pen guns and firing of illumination should be directed towards the sky and fired at an angle between 1170 mils and 1530 mils.

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4.

Whilst dealing with a weapon stoppage, the firer must direct the barrel of the weapon __.
- Upwards
- Downwards
- Towards the stop-butt
- 60 deg. Upwards
Correct Answer

A. Towards the stop-butt

Explanation

When dealing with a weapon stoppage, directing the barrel of the weapon towards the stop-butt is the correct action to take. This means that the firer should point the barrel of the weapon towards the part of the weapon that is designed to stop the bolt or slide from moving, thus preventing the weapon from firing. This action is necessary to safely address the stoppage and ensure that the weapon is not accidentally discharged.

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5.

At least __ hours of __ must be allocated the night before any strenuous activity is to be carried out.
- 6;absolute rest
- 7;sleep
- 7;uninterrupted rest
- 5;indisturbed rest
Correct Answer

A. 7;uninterrupted rest

Explanation

Before engaging in any strenuous activity, it is important to allocate at least 7 hours of uninterrupted rest the night before. This ensures that the body gets enough sleep and recovery time to prepare for the physical exertion. Without uninterrupted rest, the body may not be fully refreshed and could be more prone to fatigue or injury during the activity.

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6.

During a section level outfield training, a casualty is incurred. What should be done immediately?
- Alert the nearest medical centre
- Buddy aid
- Organic medic
- Combat casualty aid
Correct Answer

A. Buddy aid

Explanation

During a section level outfield training, if a casualty is incurred, the immediate action that should be taken is to provide buddy aid. Buddy aid refers to the immediate medical assistance provided by a fellow soldier or comrade to the injured individual. This can include basic first aid such as stopping bleeding, applying pressure to wounds, or stabilizing any fractures or injuries until professional medical help can be obtained. It is important to provide immediate assistance to the casualty to prevent further harm and ensure their well-being.

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7.

The SAR21 shall not be fired continuously for more than __ rounds, regardless of rapid or auto mode.
- 260
- 270
- 250
- 280
Correct Answer

A. 270

Explanation

The correct answer is 270. This indicates that the SAR21 should not be fired continuously for more than 270 rounds, whether in rapid or auto mode. This limitation is likely in place to prevent overheating of the weapon and potential malfunctions or damage that could occur from prolonged firing. It also helps to preserve the longevity and reliability of the firearm.

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8.

Which of the following is not a risk factor for heat injuries?
- Newly enlisted soldier with less than 6 months military experience
- Soldier(s) that smoke frequently
- Timid soldier who does not dare to sound out
- Accumulated fatigue
Correct Answer

A. Soldier(s) that smoke frequently

Explanation

Smoking does not directly contribute to heat injuries, as it is not a physical risk factor. Heat injuries are primarily caused by environmental factors such as high temperatures, humidity, and physical exertion. While smoking may have negative health effects and decrease overall fitness, it does not specifically increase the risk of heat injuries. Other factors listed, such as accumulated fatigue and lack of experience, can contribute to heat injuries by impairing the soldier's ability to adapt to and cope with the heat stress.

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9.

A firer must wait for __ before attempting to unload a misfired round from the M203.
- 10s
- 20s
- 30s
- None of the above
Correct Answer

A. 30s

Explanation

The firer must wait for 30 seconds before attempting to unload a misfired round from the M203. This waiting period is necessary to ensure that the round has enough time to cool down and reduce the risk of it exploding or causing any harm during the unloading process. Waiting for this specific duration allows for a safer handling of the misfired round.

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10.

The minimum engagement distance for HEDP and TP ammo is __m.
- 100
- 150
- 200
- 300
Correct Answer

A. 200

Explanation

The minimum engagement distance for HEDP and TP ammo is 200m. This means that these types of ammunition should not be used to engage targets that are closer than 200 meters. This minimum distance is likely set to ensure the safety of the shooter and others in the vicinity, as firing these types of ammunition at close range could result in dangerous and unpredictable effects.

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11.

When a soldier is sitting in a vehicle, he will ensure the following, except __.
- Weapon is held between the knees with barrel facing upwards
- Scabbards must be fitted over bayonets
- Weapon is cleared of all ammunition
- Surrender any loaded magazine
Correct Answer

A. Surrender any loaded magazine

Explanation

When a soldier is sitting in a vehicle, he will ensure that the weapon is held between the knees with the barrel facing upwards to prevent any accidental discharge. Additionally, scabbards must be fitted over bayonets to ensure safety and prevent any injuries. The weapon should also be cleared of all ammunition to avoid any accidental firing. However, the soldier should not surrender any loaded magazine as it may be needed for immediate use in case of an emergency or combat situation.

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12.

Which of the following is not part of first aid for heat exhaustion?
- Remove clothes
- Remain in face up position
- Rehydrate
- Reduce body temperature
Correct Answer

A. Remain in face up position

Explanation

Remaining in a face-up position is not part of first aid for heat exhaustion because it does not help in treating the condition. Heat exhaustion is a heat-related illness that occurs when the body overheats and cannot cool down properly. The recommended first aid for heat exhaustion includes removing excess clothing to aid in cooling, rehydrating the body to replace lost fluids, and reducing the body temperature by moving to a cooler environment, applying cool cloths, or using fans. Remaining in a face-up position does not directly address any of these actions and therefore is not part of the first aid treatment for heat exhaustion.

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13.

Which of the injury below is NOT potentially life threatening?
- Heat Stroke
- Heat Cramp
- Heat Exhaustion
- None of the above
Correct Answer

A. Heat Cramp

Explanation

Heat cramp is the correct answer because although it can be painful and uncomfortable, it is not typically life-threatening. Heat cramps are muscle spasms that occur due to dehydration and electrolyte imbalances, usually as a result of excessive sweating in hot conditions. While they can be a sign of heat-related illness, they can usually be treated by rehydrating and replenishing electrolytes. Heat stroke and heat exhaustion, on the other hand, are both potentially life-threatening conditions that require immediate medical attention. Heat stroke is a severe form of heat illness that can cause organ damage and even death, while heat exhaustion can progress to heat stroke if not treated promptly.

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14.

The normal intake requirement for each soldier should not be less than __ litres per day. If the weather is very hot or when the training is tense, the water intake should not be less than __ litres per day.
- 6;10
- 3;6
- 7;12
- 5;8
Correct Answer

A. 6;10

Explanation

The normal intake requirement for each soldier should not be less than 6 litres per day. If the weather is very hot or when the training is tense, the water intake should not be less than 10 litres per day.

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15.

During weight training, participants must:
- Breathe correctly; inhale while working against resistance and exhale at completion
- Be assisted when handling heavy weights
- Warm up before and stretch adequately during process of training
- All of the above
Correct Answer

A. Be assisted when handling heavy weights

Explanation

During weight training, participants should be assisted when handling heavy weights to ensure their safety and prevent injuries. This is because heavy weights can put a significant strain on the body, especially if proper form and technique are not maintained. Having someone assist in handling the weights can help distribute the load and provide support, reducing the risk of accidents or overexertion.

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16.

How much water should be consumed at least 2hrs before bedtime if there is physical activity the next day?
- Enough to quench thirst
- 500ml
- 100ml
- None of the above
Correct Answer

A. 500ml

Explanation

It is recommended to consume at least 500ml of water at least 2 hours before bedtime if there is physical activity the next day. This amount of water is sufficient to hydrate the body and prepare it for the upcoming physical activity. Consuming enough water before bedtime helps in maintaining proper hydration levels and ensures that the body is ready for the physical demands of the next day.

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17.

Which of the following are NOT risk factors for heat injuries?
- Recent alcohol consumption
- Over-sealous soldier with unrealistically high expectations of his abilities
- Participating in strenuous exercise the previous week
- Poor diet
Correct Answer

A. Participating in strenuous exercise the previous week

Explanation

Participating in strenuous exercise the previous week is not a risk factor for heat injuries because heat injuries are typically caused by a combination of high temperatures, high humidity, and prolonged physical activity in those conditions. While participating in strenuous exercise can increase the risk of heat injuries if done in extreme heat, the fact that it occurred the previous week suggests that the person has had enough time to recover and is not currently at risk.

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18.

What should be done when lightning is inherent during training?
- Training troops should seek shelter under a tall tree
- Avoid staying out in open areas such as beaches, rooftops, hilltops, open fields, the sea or pools
- Seek shelter even if it is partially sheltered
- Seek shelter under a coconut tree
Correct Answer

A. Avoid staying out in open areas such as beaches, rooftops, hilltops, open fields, the sea or pools

Explanation

When lightning is inherent during training, it is important to avoid staying out in open areas such as beaches, rooftops, hilltops, open fields, the sea, or pools. This is because these areas are more vulnerable to lightning strikes and being in an open area increases the risk of being struck by lightning. Seeking shelter in a safe and enclosed space is crucial to minimize the risk of injury or death from lightning strikes.

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19.

For explosive ordnance initiated by non-electric means, the time lapse is __min.
- 45
- 60
- 20
- 30
Correct Answer

A. 30

Explanation

For explosive ordnance initiated by non-electric means, the time lapse is 30 minutes. This means that after the ordnance is initiated, it will take approximately 30 minutes for it to explode.

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20.

For explosice ordnance initiated by electrical means, the time lapse is __min.
- 15
- 30
- 45
- 60
Correct Answer

A. 15

Explanation

For explosive ordnance initiated by electrical means, the time lapse is 15 minutes. This means that after the electrical initiation, there is a delay of 15 minutes before the explosive ordnance detonates.

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21.

What are the things to note with regard to the handling of smoke grenades and canisters?
- Initiation of a smoke grenade or canister must be done with face away from it during activation
- Grenade must be thrown immediately after safety pin has been removed
- Smoke grenade that becomes a blind must be retrieved after a lapse of 1min and returned to ammo depot
- All the above
Correct Answer

A. All the above

Explanation

The correct answer is "All the above." This means that all of the statements mentioned in the question are things to note with regard to the handling of smoke grenades and canisters. These include initiating the grenade with the face away from it during activation, throwing the grenade immediately after removing the safety pin, and retrieving a smoke grenade that becomes a blind after 1 minute and returning it to the ammo depot.

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22.

For route marches, the mid-day pause will be taken not later than __hrs and be at least __mins long.
- 1330;45
- 1400;30
- 1330;60
- 1400;60
Correct Answer

A. 1330;60

Explanation

For route marches, the mid-day pause will be taken not later than 1330 hours and be at least 60 minutes long. This means that the pause should be taken before 1:30 pm and should last for at least 1 hour.

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23.

For continuous strenuous activities, soldiers should drink to quench their thirst, between __ml of water per hour during the activity.
- 500-1000
- 200-500
- 300-800
- 700-1000
Correct Answer

A. 500-1000

Explanation

Soldiers engaged in continuous strenuous activities should drink between 500-1000 ml of water per hour to quench their thirst. This range of water intake ensures that soldiers stay hydrated and replenish the fluids lost through sweating and exertion. It is important for soldiers to maintain proper hydration levels to avoid dehydration and perform at their best during physically demanding tasks.

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24.

Prior to firing the Matador-HEAT, which of the following must be done? i. both front and rear ends of launcher are free from debris ii. The cover group must be in place iii. The safety lever must be in ‘S’ (safe) position iv. Inspect for any visible damage of the launcher v. The sub-calibre round must be inspected for damage
- I, ii, iii
- I, iii, iv
- I, ii, iii, iv
- All the above
Correct Answer

A. I, ii, iii, iv

Explanation

Prior to firing the Matador-HEAT, several steps must be taken. Firstly, both the front and rear ends of the launcher must be free from debris to ensure proper functioning. Secondly, the cover group must be in place to protect the launcher. Thirdly, the safety lever must be in the 'S' (safe) position to prevent accidental firing. Lastly, the launcher must be inspected for any visible damage that could affect its performance. Therefore, all of the given options (i, ii, iii, iv) must be done prior to firing the Matador-HEAT.

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25.

The rear wall must not be less than __m from the rear of the launcher tube with no obstacles between the rear of the tube and the wall.
- 2
- 2.5
- 3
- 3.5
Correct Answer

A. 2.5

Explanation

The rear wall must not be less than 2.5m from the rear of the launcher tube with no obstacles between the rear of the tube and the wall. This distance is necessary to ensure that there is enough space for the launcher tube to operate safely and effectively. A shorter distance could potentially result in damage to the launcher or obstacles interfering with its operation.

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26.

To avoid any part of the counter-mass of the Matador striking the gunner, the body must be angled at least __ degrees to the axis of the weapon.
- 30
- 45
- 60
- 90
Correct Answer

A. 45

Explanation

To avoid any part of the counter-mass of the Matador striking the gunner, the body must be angled at least 45 degrees to the axis of the weapon. This angle ensures that the gunner is positioned at a safe distance from the counter-mass, preventing any potential injury or damage. A 45-degree angle provides a balanced position that allows the gunner to maintain control and stability while operating the weapon effectively.

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27.

Which types of firing modes are available for the Matador-HEAT?
- HEDP&HEAT
- HEAT&HESH
- HEDP⊂-calibre
- HEDP&TP
Correct Answer

A. HEAT&HESH

Explanation

The correct answer is HEAT&HESH. This means that the Matador-HEAT has both High Explosive Anti-Tank (HEAT) and High Explosive Squash Head (HESH) firing modes available. HEAT is designed to penetrate armored vehicles by directing a concentrated jet of high-velocity molten metal towards the target, while HESH is used for anti-structure and anti-personnel purposes by creating a shockwave upon impact.

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28.

What is the name of the firing mode of the Matador-HEAT when the probe is retracted?
- HEAT
- SUB-calibre
- HESH
- HEDP
Correct Answer

A. HESH

Explanation

HESH stands for High Explosive Squash Head, which is a type of ammunition used in anti-tank weaponry. It is designed to create a shockwave upon impact, causing the target's armor to crack and spall, ultimately disabling the vehicle. In the context of the Matador-HEAT, when the probe is retracted, the firing mode switches to HESH, indicating that the weapon is now using high explosive squash head ammunition.

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29.

Bands of what colours can be found on the Matador-HEAT?
- Brown and blue
- Yellow and red
- Yellow and brown
- Blue and red
Correct Answer

A. Yellow and brown

Explanation

The Matador-HEAT can be found with bands of yellow and brown colors.

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30.

The matador sub-calibre training weapon can be identified by a band of what colour?
- Yellow
- Brown
- Red
- Blue
Correct Answer

A. Blue

Explanation

The correct answer is Blue. The matador sub-calibre training weapon can be identified by a band of blue color.

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31.

Which of the following parts do not belong to the Matador-HEAT?
- Shoulder rest
- Iron sight
- Pistol grip
- Front grip
Correct Answer

A. Iron sight

Explanation

The Matador-HEAT is a type of weapon or firearm, and the parts listed are all components commonly found on firearms. However, the iron sight is not typically a part of the Matador-HEAT. Iron sights are used for aiming and are usually found on rifles or other long-range firearms, whereas the Matador-HEAT is likely a type of handgun or close-quarters weapon that may not have an iron sight.

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32.

The safety distance for a thunderflash is __m radius in the open.
- 5
- 8
- 10
- 20
Correct Answer

A. 10

Explanation

The safety distance for a thunderflash is 10m radius in the open. This means that anyone should maintain a distance of at least 10 meters from a thunderflash when it is ignited in an open area to ensure their safety. Being within this radius can put individuals at risk of injury or harm due to the loud noise, heat, or debris that may be generated by the thunderflash.

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33.

Any non-electric thunderflash that does not activate after ignition must be retrieved after a lapse of __min.
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
Correct Answer

A. 1

Explanation

If a non-electric thunderflash does not activate after ignition, it must be retrieved after a lapse of 1 minute.

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34.

During weight training, __ will be worn to ensure stability when lifting weights.
- Rubber-soled shoes
- Combat boots
- Sandals
- No footwear
Correct Answer

A. Rubber-soled shoes

Explanation

Rubber-soled shoes will be worn during weight training to ensure stability when lifting weights. The rubber soles provide grip and traction, preventing slipping or sliding while performing exercises. This stability is crucial for maintaining proper form and technique, reducing the risk of injury. Additionally, the cushioning provided by rubber-soled shoes helps absorb impact and reduce strain on the joints, making them a suitable choice for weightlifting activities. Combat boots and sandals do not offer the same level of stability and support, while no footwear can increase the risk of slipping and injuries.

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35.

What is the calibre of the ammunition used for the M203GL?
- 7.62mm
- 18mm
- 40mm
- 84mm
Correct Answer

A. 40mm

Explanation

The correct answer is 40mm because the M203GL is a grenade launcher that is specifically designed to fire 40mm ammunition. This type of ammunition is commonly used in grenade launchers and is known for its effectiveness in providing both lethal and non-lethal force in military operations. The use of 40mm ammunition allows for a versatile range of ammunition options, including high explosive, smoke, and illumination rounds, making it a suitable choice for the M203GL.

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36.

What is the minimum engagement distance for the live firing of the M203GL using HEDP and TP ammunition when behind cover?
- 50m
- 80m
- 100m
- 200m
Correct Answer

A. 100m

Explanation

The minimum engagement distance for the live firing of the M203GL using HEDP and TP ammunition when behind cover is 100m. This means that when using these types of ammunition with the M203GL, it is recommended to maintain a minimum distance of 100m from the target while taking cover. This distance ensures safety and reduces the risk of any potential harm or damage caused by the firing of the weapon.

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37.

Which of the following ammunition is/are used when firing the M203GL?
- 40mm HEDP
- 40mm ILLUM
- 40mm TP
- All the above
Correct Answer

A. All the above

Explanation

The M203GL is a grenade launcher that is capable of firing different types of ammunition. The 40mm HEDP (High Explosive Dual Purpose) ammunition is used for engaging both personnel and light armored targets. The 40mm ILLUM (Illuminating) ammunition is used for providing illumination in low-light conditions. The 40mm TP (Target Practice) ammunition is used for training purposes. Therefore, all of the mentioned ammunition types are used when firing the M203GL.

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38.

Clearing of rifles will be carried out with the barrel held at a __ degree upward angle.
- 30
- 45
- 60
- 75
Correct Answer

A. 60

Explanation

Clearing of rifles is typically carried out with the barrel held at a 60-degree upward angle. This angle allows for the safe discharge of any remaining ammunition or debris from the barrel without endangering the user or those nearby. Holding the barrel at a 60-degree angle ensures that any discharged material will be directed away from the user and at a safe distance from others.

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39.

The safety angle for rifles and SMG in support of troops is __ mils for day and __ mils for night.
- 180;270
- 160;300
- 100;200
- 270;180
Correct Answer

A. 180;270

Explanation

The safety angle for rifles and SMG in support of troops is 180 mils for day and 270 mils for night. This means that during the day, the rifles and SMG need to be aimed within a 180 mils angle to ensure the safety of the troops. During the night, the safety angle increases to 270 mils, allowing for a wider range of movement to maintain safety.

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40.

The distance between each Matador-HEAT/sub-calibre gunner shall not be less than __m.
- 6
- 9
- 10
- 12
Correct Answer

A. 10

Explanation

The correct answer is 10. This distance is specified to ensure the safety of the gunners. Being too close to each other can pose a risk of injury or accidents during firing. By maintaining a minimum distance of 10 meters, there is enough space for each gunner to operate their weapon safely without interfering with each other's movements.

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41.

For the M18A1, the primary blast and fragmentation zone is within __m radius to the front.
- 100
- 200
- 300
- 400
Correct Answer

A. 400

Explanation

The primary blast and fragmentation zone for the M18A1 extends up to a radius of 400m to the front. This means that within this distance, the blast and fragmentation effects of the M18A1 can cause significant damage and pose a threat to personnel and equipment. It is important to maintain a safe distance beyond this radius to ensure the safety of individuals and assets.

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42.

In the event of a flare surface tripwire MK2 misfir, the shock tube should be cut __mins after ignition?
- 10
- 12
- 15
- 20
Correct Answer

A. 15

Explanation

In the event of a flare surface tripwire MK2 misfire, it is recommended to cut the shock tube 15 minutes after ignition. This time frame allows for a sufficient amount of time for the flare to burn out or for any potential hazards to dissipate. Cutting the shock tube at this specific time helps to ensure safety and prevent any potential accidents or injuries.

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43.

Troops deployed within the distance of __m to __m behind a claymore mine must take cover in a foxhole or behind cover.
- 16;75
- 16;100
- 18;100
- 18;75
Correct Answer

A. 16;100

Explanation

Troops deployed within the distance of 16 meters to 100 meters behind a claymore mine must take cover in a foxhole or behind cover. This means that if the troops are positioned within this range, they are at risk of being affected by the blast from the claymore mine and should seek protection to minimize the potential damage or injury.

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44.

During conduct of range live firing, if the order to cease-fire is given, what should be done?
- Apply safety catch
- Weapons to be grounded with barrel facing the butt
- Firers are to stand clear of weapon
- All of the above
Correct Answer

A. All of the above

Explanation

During the conduct of range live firing, if the order to cease-fire is given, it is important to take immediate safety measures. Applying the safety catch ensures that the weapon is not accidentally discharged. Grounding the weapons with the barrel facing the butt further reduces the risk of accidental firing. Additionally, all firers should stand clear of the weapon to ensure their safety. Therefore, all of the above actions should be taken in order to ensure a safe and secure environment after the order to cease-fire is given.

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45.

Red flares are used for the following except?
- Indicate cessation of fire
- Indicate location of friendly forces
- Halt all tactical movement
- Distress signal
Correct Answer

A. Indicate location of friendly forces

Explanation

Red flares are used for various purposes, including indicating the cessation of fire, halting all tactical movement, and as a distress signal. However, they are not typically used to indicate the location of friendly forces. This is because red flares are highly visible and can be seen by both friendly and enemy forces, potentially compromising the safety and security of friendly troops. Instead, other methods such as radio communication or colored smoke are often used to indicate the location of friendly forces.

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46.

Which of the following precautions must be strictly adhered to when operating the LAD of the SAR21 with naked eyes?
- Do not shine the laser beam into mirror surfaces
- Do not look into the LAD baffle unless the unit is switched off or batteries are removed
- All personnel should be informed and be aware of the biological effect of laser radiation
- All the above
Correct Answer

A. All the above

Explanation

The given correct answer is "All the above". This means that all of the mentioned precautions must be strictly adhered to when operating the LAD of the SAR21 with naked eyes. This includes not shining the laser beam into mirror surfaces, not looking into the LAD baffle unless the unit is switched off or batteries are removed, and ensuring that all personnel are informed and aware of the biological effect of laser radiation.

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47.

Under safety pointers for usage of smoke grenade/canisters, which of the following is/are incorrect?
- The grenade/canister must not be thrown into area of dry vegetation or inflammable materials
- They are not to be used in confined ares, building poorly ventilated areas or near inflammable material, and in areas where troops are assembled or concentrated
- The minimum distance between each thrown smoke grenade should not be less than 10m
- None of the above
Correct Answer

A. The minimum distance between each thrown smoke grenade should not be less than 10m

Explanation

The given answer is correct because it states that the minimum distance between each thrown smoke grenade should not be less than 10m. This is an important safety precaution to prevent the grenades from causing unintended harm or injury. By maintaining a minimum distance, the risk of the grenades igniting nearby inflammable materials or causing harm to individuals is reduced.

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48.

Which types of training are affected or disrupted by poor weather conditions?
- Live firing exercise
- Physical training exercises
- Field maneuvering exercises
- All of the above
Correct Answer

A. All of the above

Explanation

Poor weather conditions can affect or disrupt all types of training mentioned in the options. During live firing exercises, rain or strong winds can make it unsafe to shoot and can also affect the accuracy of the shots. Physical training exercises such as running or outdoor workouts can be hindered by heavy rain, snow, or extreme temperatures. Field maneuvering exercises, which involve practicing tactical movements and strategies in outdoor settings, can be impacted by poor weather conditions that limit visibility or make the terrain unsafe to navigate. Therefore, all of the mentioned training types can be affected or disrupted by poor weather conditions.

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49.

During section live firing assault exercise, when of the following is the weapon put to ‘safe’ mode?
- Prior to loading loaded magazine
- While moving from to another cover during fire and movement
- While taking aim and firing behind cover
- During inspection port-arms
Correct Answer

A. While moving from to another cover during fire and movement

Explanation

The weapon is put to 'safe' mode while moving from one cover to another during fire and movement to prevent accidental discharge and ensure the safety of the personnel.

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During live firing, which of the following equipment is not a must?

TPen guns and firing of illumination should be directed tyowards the sky and fired at an angle between __ mils and __ mils.

Whilst dealing with a weapon stoppage, the firer must direct the barrel of the weapon __.

At least __ hours of __ must be allocated the night before any strenuous activity is to be carried out.

During a section level outfield training, a casualty is incurred. What should be done immediately?

The SAR21 shall not be fired continuously for more than __ rounds, regardless of rapid or auto mode.

Which of the following is not a risk factor for heat injuries?

A firer must wait for __ before attempting to unload a misfired round from the M203.

The minimum engagement distance for HEDP and TP ammo is __m.

When a soldier is sitting in a vehicle, he will ensure the following, except __.

Which of the following is not part of first aid for heat exhaustion?

Which of the injury below is NOT potentially life threatening?

The normal intake requirement for each soldier should not be less than __ litres per day. If the weather is very hot or when the training is tense, the water intake should not be less than __ litres per day.

During weight training, participants must:

How much water should be consumed at least 2hrs before bedtime if there is physical activity the next day?

Which of the following are NOT risk factors for heat injuries?

What should be done when lightning is inherent during training?

For explosive ordnance initiated by non-electric means, the time lapse is __min.

For explosice ordnance initiated by electrical means, the time lapse is __min.

What are the things to note with regard to the handling of smoke grenades and canisters?

For route marches, the mid-day pause will be taken not later than __hrs and be at least __mins long.

For continuous strenuous activities, soldiers should drink to quench their thirst, between __ml of water per hour during the activity.

The rear wall must not be less than __m from the rear of the launcher tube with no obstacles between the rear of the tube and the wall.

To avoid any part of the counter-mass of the Matador striking the gunner, the body must be angled at least __ degrees to the axis of the weapon.

Which types of firing modes are available for the Matador-HEAT?

What is the name of the firing mode of the Matador-HEAT when the probe is retracted?

Bands of what colours can be found on the Matador-HEAT?

The matador sub-calibre training weapon can be identified by a band of what colour?

Which of the following parts do not belong to the Matador-HEAT?

The safety distance for a thunderflash is __m radius in the open.

Any non-electric thunderflash that does not activate after ignition must be retrieved after a lapse of __min.

During weight training, __ will be worn to ensure stability when lifting weights.

What is the calibre of the ammunition used for the M203GL?

What is the minimum engagement distance for the live firing of the M203GL using HEDP and TP ammunition when behind cover?

Which of the following ammunition is/are used when firing the M203GL?

Clearing of rifles will be carried out with the barrel held at a __ degree upward angle.

The safety angle for rifles and SMG in support of troops is __ mils for day and __ mils for night.

The distance between each Matador-HEAT/sub-calibre gunner shall not be less than __m.

For the M18A1, the primary blast and fragmentation zone is within __m radius to the front.

In the event of a flare surface tripwire MK2 misfir, the shock tube should be cut __mins after ignition?

Troops deployed within the distance of __m to __m behind a claymore mine must take cover in a foxhole or behind cover.

During conduct of range live firing, if the order to cease-fire is given, what should be done?

Red flares are used for the following except?

Which of the following precautions must be strictly adhered to when operating the LAD of the SAR21 with naked eyes?

Under safety pointers for usage of smoke grenade/canisters, which of the following is/are incorrect?

Which types of training are affected or disrupted by poor weather conditions?

During section live firing assault exercise, when of the following is the weapon put to ‘safe’ mode?

TPen guns and firing of illumination should be directed tyowards the sky and fired at an angle between mils and mils.

At least hours of must be allocated the night before any strenuous activity is to be carried out.

The normal intake requirement for each soldier should not be less than litres per day. If the weather is very hot or when the training is tense, the water intake should not be less than litres per day.

For route marches, the mid-day pause will be taken not later than hrs and be at least mins long.

The safety angle for rifles and SMG in support of troops is mils for day and mils for night.

Troops deployed within the distance of m to m behind a claymore mine must take cover in a foxhole or behind cover.