V2 Unit 3 CDC's Overall Review Aircraft Accident
This quiz is for those of you who would like to know more about aircrafts plus things that led to various events and have some basic knowledge about it. If you are prepared to test your knowledge try it out.
- 1.(213) Grid coordinates are identified by the grid squares. To get a refined grid coordinate, divide the grid square into
- A.
fifths.
- B.
Tenths.
- C.
Fifteenths.
- D.
Twentieths.
- 2.(214) After a nuclear accident, which organization has the initial response base responsibility?
- A.
Nearest military installation.
- B.
Disaster control group team.
- C.
Nuclear accident recovery team.
- D.
Home installation of the resource.
- 3.(214) Who is responsible for assuming overall command and control at a nuclear weapon accident?
- A.
On-scene fire chief.
- B.
On-scene commander.
- C.
Disaster control group.
- D.
Initial base response force.
- 4.(215) What is the cordon size of an accident involving biological agents?
- A.
1500 feet upwind and crosswind.
- B.
2000 feet upwind and crosswind.
- C.
1500 feet upwind and crosswind, one and one-half miles downwind.
- D.
2000 feet upwind and crosswind, one and one-half miles downwind.
- 5.(216) What should you do if someone from the news media asks you questions about an aircraft accident?
- A.
Do not answer and then detain them.
- B.
Do not answer and then refer them to public affairs personnel.
- C.
Make a brief comment and then refer them to the public affairs personnel.
- D.
Make a brief comment and then refer them to the installation commander.
- 6.(216) What should you do if someone takes photographs of classified material at an off-base accident site after you tell them not to take photographs?
- A.
Contact a civilian law enforcement officer to retrieve the film.
- B.
Use physical force to retrieve the film.
- C.
Physically detain the photographer.
- D.
Seize the film.
- 7.(217) One of the primary Air Force goals in dealing with high-risk situations is to
- A.
Let other federal agencies take charge of the situation.
- B.
Prevent or minimize loss of life and property.
- C.
Neutralize perpetrators using deadly force.
- D.
Not yield to civilian authorities.
- 8.(217) What is used as the principle method to peacefully resolve high-risk situations?
- A.
Trained negotiators.
- B.
Swat teams.
- C.
Special operations.
- D.
Assault weapons.
- 9.(218) Who is responsible for providing the initial response to incidents?
- A.
Installation commander
- B.
Security forces personnel.
- C.
Squadron commander.
- D.
Unit commander.
- 10.(218) Who is allowed inside the inner perimeter you established at a high-risk scene?
- A.
Medical emergency services personnel.
- B.
Base fire department personnel.
- C.
Negotiation teams.
- D.
Base chaplain.
- 11.(219) A base entry point check is
- A.
An examination.
- B.
A warrant search.
- C.
A consent search.
- D.
A probable cause search.
- 12.(219) At least how many security forces members should be present when conducting entry point checks?
- A.
One.
- B.
Two.
- C.
Three.
- D.
Four.
- 13.(219) What must you do if illegal contraband is discovered while conducting an entry point check?
- A.
Stop the check immediately and apprehend/detain individual.
- B.
Seize the contraband and refuse entry to the installation.
- C.
Continue searching the vehicle for more contraband.
- D.
Impound the vehicle immediately.
- 14.(219) What determines the manner in which you search a vehicle during an entry point check?
- A.
Operator’s attitude.
- B.
Patrolman’s attitude.
- C.
Object size.
- D.
Location.
- 15.(219) How should you conduct a simple search of a vehicle?
- A.
Completely and simply.
- B.
Systematically and simply.
- C.
Thoroughly and completely.
- D.
Thoroughly and systematically.
- 16.(220) Which search method is normally used for large outdoor areas?
- A.
Concentric circle.
- B.
Item-to-item.
- C.
Zone or sector.
- D.
Strip and grid.
- 17.(221) While on patrol you hear cries for help from a building. What action can you take?
- A.
Enter to prevent injury or damage.
- B.
Enter only to identify suspects.
- C.
Do not enter until the flight chief arrives.
- D.
Do not enter until you witness an assault.
- 18.(222) When you arrive at a crime scene, your objective is to
- A.
Treat all injured persons.
- B.
Make sure you take appropriate notes.
- C.
Collect and mark visible items of evidence.
- D.
Keep the scene in its original state.
- 19.(222) When should you begin taking crime scene notes?
- A.
As soon as dispatched.
- B.
When a checklist item has been completed.
- C.
You have completed collecting all evidence.
- D.
An investigator relieves you from the scene.
- 20.(222) What should you do if you move evidence prematurely from its original position when securing the scene?
- A.
Disregard it completely.
- B.
Just wipe your prints off.
- C.
Inform the shift supervisor.
- D.
Record its original position in your notes.
- 21.(222) What is a basic rule if you photograph crime scenes when audio-visual personnel are not available?
- A.
Time is not an important element to consider when dealing with fragile evidence.
- B.
Do not try to keep extraneous articles out of the photographs.
- C.
Photograph all evidence before anything is moved or touched.
- D.
Take at least two photographs of each item of evidence.
- 22.(223) What type evidence indirectly involves a person in an offense?
- A.
Real.
- B.
Direct.
- C.
Documentary.
- D.
Circumstantial.
- 23.(223) What document establishes the rules of evidence?
- A.
Manual for Courts Martial (MCM).
- B.
Staff Judge Advocate (SJA).
- C.
US Constitution.
- D.
Military law.
- 24.(223) What federal law requires you to save all field notes, rough drafts and statements?
- A.
Posse Comitatus Act of 1878.
- B.
Manual for Courts Martial (MCM).
- C.
US Constitution.
- D.
Jencks Act.
- 25.(224) An item of evidence is considered fragile if
- A.
The item contains bodily fluids.
- B.
You drop the item of evidence it would break.
- C.
You have small trace evidence on an item of evidence.
- D.
Conditions exist that could destroy the evidential value.
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