Lesson 4/Practice Exercise
PRACTICE EXERCISE FOR LESSON 4
Instructions
You have just finished reading the instructional material for Lesson 4. This lesson covered
supervision of chemical survey and biological sampling operations. It is now time to check your
understanding of the lesson. This is done by completing the practice exercise below. All of the
questions are multiple-choice and are intended to measure your understanding of the procedure used
in performing the task. There is only one correct answer to each question. Try to answer all of the
questions without referring to the lesson material.
When you have completed all of the questions, turn the page and check your answers against the
correct responses. Each correct response is referenced to specific portions of the lesson material so
that you can review any questions you have missed or do not understand. When you have
completed your review, continue to the next lesson.
1.
When on a chemical survey, you encounter an area with shell craters. Which statement about
the area is most correct?
a.
The area should be treated as an obstacle to be avoided.
b.
The area would be a good place for cover if you are attacked.
c.
You should pay particular attention to the area when checking for chemical agents.
d.
You should stay out of the area because the enemy has the coordinates and could shell it
again.
2.
When on a chemical survey mission, survey teams will continuously sample the air by using the
a.
M11 apparatus.
b.
M256 kit.
c.
M34 kit.
d.
Automatic Chemical Agent Alarm.
3.
Before emplacing a chemical contamination marker, you would label it with the
a.
dose rate.
b.
agent, date, and time of detection.
c.
location.
d.
unit discovering the contamination.
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