Lesson 1/Practice Exercise
PRACTICE EXERCISE FOR LESSON I
Instructions
You have just finished reading the instructional material for Lesson 1. This lesson covered the
elements of chemical and biological reconnaissance. 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 materials.
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.
The movement technique which is the slowest but provides the most security is
a.
three-team traveling.
b.
one-team traveling.
c.
bounding overwatch.
d.
traveling overwatch.
2.
Which sentence correctly states the differences in searching routes at night and during the day?
a.
Routes cannot be searched at night.
b.
Routes can be searched as well, but not as quickly, at night.
c.
Due to the difficulties of darkness, routes are only partially and very quickly searched at
night.
d.
There is no difference between searching routes at night and during the day.
3.
To avoid ambush or observation in an area of reconnaissance, NBC reconnaissance elements
travel from the reconnaissance area by using
a.
main thoroughfares when possible.
b.
prominent terrain features such as ridges and mountains.
c.
a different route than that used into the area.
d.
the route which was traveled into the area.
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