V4 Unit 4 CDC's Overall Review
- 1.(633) During offensive and defensive operations, what determines when you should change your camouflage?
- A.
The amount of artificial camouflage available.
- B.
The amount of natural camouflage available
- C.
The weather and the type of material used.
- D.
If the enemy has spotted your position
- 2.(633) Where is the best position for a defensive fighting position to avoid enemy detection?
- A.
A lone building.
- B.
The side of a hill.
- C.
In an open valley.
- D.
At a road junction.
- 3.(633) What are the three ways of concealing yourself from enemy detection?
- A.
Covering, hiding and deceiving.
- B.
Hiding, blending and deceiving.
- C.
Hiding, covering and deceiving.
- D.
Hiding, blending and covering.
- 4.(634) When camouflaging your skin around the eyes, nose, and chin, use
- A.
Light paint colors.
- B.
Dark paint colors.
- C.
Natural paint colors.
- D.
Woodland paint colors.
- 5.(635) Why does camouflage discipline become more important at night?
- A.
Noises seem amplified and revealing at night.
- B.
Darkness is a disadvantage to the enemy.
- C.
Map reading during the darkness is easier.
- D.
It’s not easy to detect troop movement.
- 6.(635) 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 and in the barrel.
- D.
Wrap it with burlap garnishing or strips of dyed cloth.
- 7.(636) What determines if you will build overhead cover up or down on a defensive firing position?
- A.
The type of weapon that will be utilized at the position.
- B.
The amount of time that will be spent at that location.
- C.
The type of terrain the position will be utilized in.
- D.
The potential for enemy observation of position.
- 8.(636) What is the proper method of firing from a window?
- A.
Kneeling and close to the window.
- B.
Kneeling and far back from the window.
- C.
Standing and close to the window.
- D.
Standing and away from the window.
- 9.(637) To ensure there is no binding between the trigger and trigger pivot when the trigger is cocked, place the trip wire at
- A.
Horizontal angles to the axis of the trigger.
- B.
Vertical angles to the axis of the trigger.
- C.
Right angles to the axis of the trigger.
- D.
Left angles to the axis of the trigger.
- 10.(637) When recovering the M49A1 trip flare, what is the first step using the pull pin method?
- A.
Remove the pull pin and replace the safety clip.
- B.
Loosen lower wing nut and remove bracket.
- C.
Clean and dry flare and bracket.
- D.
Tighten the wing nut.
- 11.(638) What movement technique do you use when speed is required and you can’t use the rush technique?
- A.
Spider crawl.
- B.
High crawl.
- C.
Low crawl.
- D.
Roll.
- 12.(638) You use the rolling movement technique to
- A.
Roll over obstacles.
- B.
Avoid observation.
- C.
Move around mines.
- D.
Confuse your adversary.
- 13.(638) The most common mistakes when moving past windows are exposing the head and
- A.
Not moving 12 inches away from the wall.
- B.
Not being aware of basement windows.
- C.
Not crouching while moving.
- D.
Moving too slowly.
- 14.(638) Allowing your weapon to extend past the edge of a corner is called
- A.
Marking.
- B.
Stabbing.
- C.
Flagging.
- D.
Posting.
- 15.(639) Selection of team movement techniques is based on
- A.
The ability of the team leader to control the team.
- B.
Likelihood of enemy contact and need for speed.
- C.
Patrol objectives.
- D.
The enemy threat.
- 16.(640) Which movement technique do you use when speed is essential and enemy contact is not likely?
- A.
Traveling.
- B.
Wedge formation.
- C.
Traveling overwatch.
- D.
Bounding overwatch.
- 17.(640) In the traveling overwatch formation, the trailing fire team is located
- A.
10 meters from the front.
- B.
In front of the team leader.
- C.
50 meters behind the lead fire team.
- D.
100 meters behind the lead fire team.
- 18.(640) You use the bounding overwatch formation when
- A.
The heavy left formation cannot be used.
- B.
The wedge formation is not practical.
- C.
Enemy contact is not likely.
- D.
Enemy contact is expected.
- 19.(641) What are the two types of ambushes?
- A.
Point and distant.
- B.
Distant and near.
- C.
Area and far.
- D.
Near and far.
- 20.(642) The smallest unit to conduct an area ambush is
- A.
A squad.
- B.
A flight.
- C.
An element
- D.
A fire team.
- 21.(643) When using the clock technique to defend against counterattacks, where does the squad leader position key weapons?
- A.
On high ground to avoid weapons fire.
- B.
Along likely avenues of approach.
- C.
Along resupply lines.
- D.
Along rally points.
- 22.(644) What is an easily located and defendable location on a patrol’s route?
- A.
Rally point
- B.
Reentry rally point.
- C.
En route rally point.
- D.
Objective rally point.
- 23.(644) Based on the terrain, vegetation and visibility, leaders establish en route rally points every 100 to
- A.
200 meters.
- B.
200 meters.
- C.
300 meters.
- D.
400 meters.
- 24.(645) What are the principles of NIDD?
- A.
Notify, implement, destroy, defeat
- B.
Negate, impede, dispose and destroy.
- C.
Notify, impede, disable, and destroy.
- D.
Notify, impress, dissuade and destroy.
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