Reconnaissance AIT Practice Test

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• When do you release the MODE bottom on the MultiRAE Pro Start-Up?
• Who exercises overall control of sample collection?
• During operation, which indicator confirms correct pump operation?
• What is used to transport a solid sample to the sample vial for the TruDefender?
• Which statement best describes reflux in distillation?
• Clandestine labs can produce what?
• This report is used to pass evaluated data from the collected NBC1 Reports.
• What reconnaissance is used to gain detailed information about routes, terrain, and resources within the assigned zone, and is the most thorough and time intensive?
• Which item identifies hazards and their routes of entry?
• Which recon form surveys mobility corridors such as roads or rail lines?
• Interval spacing between CBRN signs should be which of the following, depending on terrain?
• Which of the following is a method of CBRN surveillance?
• Before anyone enters the hot or warm zone, what must be set up and manned?
• Which hazard category is explicitly mentioned as part of the threat environment?
• Which term best describes the set of steps Monitor, Observe, Detect, Identify, Quantify, Collect, and Report?
• The near side, far side, box, star, bounce and bypass, course leg, or preselected dose rate techniques can be used when conducting a CBRN Survey.
• Which of the following is a listed radiological survey technique name?
• What type of monitoring is the simplest, most precise monitoring technique?
• The scan delay feature lets you set a timer for how long?
• Which form is used to delineate boundaries for reconnaissance in a defined zone?
• Which is NOT a possible TruDefender scan result?
• Which of the following is NOT a listed CBRN Recon Task?
• This report is used to provide immediate warning of predicted contamination and hazard areas.
• The Yellow MultiRae Pro detects which gases?
• Which surveillance configuration involves detectors spread within a geographic space to monitor for CBRN incidents?
• Maximum Immersion Depth for the First Defender RMX is
• In a reflux setup, where is the condenser typically attached?
• What are 2 common sensors?
• Which handheld system is designed to identify unknown chemicals directly in the hot zone?
• What will be performed on a TruDefender before each mission?
• which lab item is a general-purpose / normally used as a distillation receiving container
• What report is used to send the areas of actual contamination?
• Surveillance Techniques
• Which of the following is a glassware item used in chemical and biological production laboratories?
• TATP stands for?
• Which of the following is NOT a CBRN locate technique?
• VOC stands for what?
• What laboratory accessory is used to hold glassware in place during an experiment, to which you can attach ring clamps, versatile clamps, or 3-prong clamps?
• Which survey technique is used to find the general boundaries of a CBRN contaminated area?
• What are the two types of heating mantles typically found in a lab?
• T / F: To locate CBRN hazards, the zigzag, lane, cloverleaf, or grid techniques can be used.
• Which identification level uses commonly fielded devices to indicate the low presence of a CBRN hazard?
• Which instrument uses ultraviolet light to ionize particles to determine VOCs?
• Which scan result indicates there is likely a single definite identification?
• Which device is commonly used to detect VOCs via photoionization?
• Which distillation setup involves condensing vapors and returning them to the boiling mixture to improve separation?
• What device is used to add chemicals to a reaction in a controlled manner?
• Which surveillance technique uses detectors placed around and throughout a specific high-value target to provide detection and early warning of a CBRN attack?
• The systematic observation of aerospace, surface, or subsurface areas and persons by visual means, aural, electronic, photographic, or other means is called?
• The CBRN Warning and Reporting System is designed to support what kind of operations?
• What does FTIR stand for?
• Which form is named after a star-shaped pattern?
• Which of the following is a CBRN reconnaissance task?
• What are additives that will enhance explosives?
• Which item is used for distillation, reflux setups and laboratory-scale synthesis?
• Which of the following best describes the primary purpose of the TruDefender FTIR?
• The TruDefender is certified to be intrinsically safe.
• Which form of CBRN reconnaissance is NOT a form of reconnaissance?
• Which of the following is a marking set beacon color combination?
• Which of the following is a CBRN surveillance task?
• Which list correctly names the four types of distillation mentioned?
• Definitive Identification determines a hazard identity with what level of confidence?
• Which flask is used for storage, mixing, and reactions and features a round bottom that allows more uniform heating, being used in distillation and reflux setups?
• Which two personnel are responsible for leading reconnaissance and initial site assessment?
• What is used to clean the tip of the TruDefender?
• What survey technique is used when a recon and surveillance element enter a contaminated area?
• What reconnaissance can orient on a road, railway, waterway, or general direction of attack to provide new or updated information on route contamination conditions or activities along the route?
• What are the two different air cooled condensers?
• Which role is responsible for overseeing sampling activities in the field?
• What indication tells you the batteries are completely depleted?
• Readings are dependent on what?
• Which distillation method uses a column to achieve better separation of components with close boiling points?
• Which indicator shows that laser energy is escaping from the device?
• Area immediately surrounding a hazardous materials incident which extends far enough to prevent adverse effects from released contamination to personnel outside the zone?
• What monitoring technique is used to measure radiation levels when dose rates are high enough to be read inside a shielded location?
• Which of the following is not one of the CBRN report numbers used for passing information?
• Which statement best describes the mounted CBRN R&S benefits?
• Which of the following lists the CBRN passive defense operational elements?
• A combination of commercially available ingredients combined to create an explosive substance
• The critical node and area array techniques are used when conducting CBRN Surveillance is part of what task ?
• Which of the following is a dismounted disadvantage related to personnel energy?
• How does the TruDefender identify chemicals?
• Mixing Chemicals together to form a new compound, not a mixture is known as
• What does PID stand for?
• Which of the following is a dismounted disadvantage related to protection?
• What is the highest level of definitive identification?
• What is the correct order of the CBRN Recon Tasks?
• What concentrates the chemical components with low-level heat?
• Which of the following is listed as an EPDS Station?
• During calibration gas exposure, readings are adjusted to the certified gas concentration during which calibration?
• Does Aerobic growth involve the growth of microorganisms with or without presence of air?
• Which of the following is an advantage of dismounted patrols in restricted terrain?
• Which of the following is NOT a standard report used to transmit contamination information?
• What is the passkey for the Arm Sequence on the First Defender RMX?
• What can Clandesine labs produce?
• The device referenced is specifically operated in what environment category?
• Which microorganism requires oxygen to grow?
• Approaching forces should see markings how far?
• This report is used to pass detailed information of CBRN events.
• In the threat environment, which hazards must be considered?
• Which element is designated to provide additional extraction capability and relief during prolonged assessments?
• Which device is described as all-in-one continuous monitoring for VOCs, oxygen, toxic and combustible gases, capable of monitoring up to eight threats at a time?
• What is the purpose of the First Defender RMX?
• This report gives the basic observer's data of the CBRN attack?
• Which statement best describes the TruDefender's primary field use?
• What does the marker on a doorway indicate in entry procedures?
• If multiple CBRN contamination sites exist in an area, how should the marking signs be placed?
• Which survey technique is used when accuracy is important?
• Which instrument is used to measure the volume of liquids and is available in 10 mL and 50 mL/100 mL sizes?
• What is set up at a minimum prior to any personnel conducting down-range reconnaissance or sampling operations?
• 4 Distillation types
• What uses Ultraviolet light to ionize the particles to determine VOCs?
• Which flask is described as being used for storage, distillation receiving, layering in extraction, heating solvent for crystallizations, and as the crystallization flask?
• Which surveillance technique uses detectors positioned within a geographic space to provide detection and early warning of a CBRN incident?
• The ________ report is used to submit critical information to higher headquarters for continued analysis.
• What is the first step in planning a CBRN sampling mission?
• Which term describes the process of using raw plant materials with additives to refine a finished product?
• Which are components for a TIC Vapor Detector Kit?
• Which condenser is the simplest, having only one tube and typically used for fractional distillation and high-temperature condensation?
• Which of the following is an advantage of dismounted operations?
• Which survey technique is a very quick way to determine the rough limits of a contaminated area?
• Which of the following best represents the mounted advantages as described?
• Who plans/implements crew rotation(work/rest cycles)?
• Which zone is designated for decontamination and hot zone support activities?
• Level of Field Confirmatory is described as which level?
• During surveillance operations, which method provides early warning, tracking, and in some cases identification of a CBRN hazard?
• Which device can detect Chlorine Gas?
• Which surveillance technique involves uninterrupted checking for CBRN hazards at a given location over a specified time?
• Theater Validation provides what level of confidence to support operational decisions?
• Which list comprises forms of contamination?
• This surveillance task is described as checking the environment using passive measures for the presence of CBRN hazards.
• Which method should be used if the sample compartment cannot be secured closed with the First Defender RMX?
• What is the minimum number of CBRN markers required to identify a contaminated area?
• In the CBRN Recon Tasks, which step comes after Mark?
• What element will serve as an emergency extraction element and a relief element, should assessment be extensive and the operation takes more time than expected?
• Maximum Immersion Depth for a TruDefender is?
• Which command entity is responsible for planning and implementing crew rotation schedules?
• Who prepares an Area / site sketch?
• Which components are detected by the Black MultiRae Pro?
• In the CBRN Recon Tasks, which step comes immediately after Collect?
• When physically mixing or chemically reacting ingredients, the HME will be in what form?
• Dismounted Recon is best performed for an area in which the size is conducive to military personnel operating on foot?
• Which sensor is specific to the Gas Monitor?
• Which of the following is a common glassware item found in chemical and biological production laboratories?
• Which instrument is used to measure the volume of liquids and is available in 10 mL and 50 mL/100 mL sizes?
• What is placed across the cap of a sample container to indicate the seal is broken if the cap is removed?
• What is it called when raw plant materials are used with chemical additives to refine the finished product?
• Which of the following is a dismounted disadvantage?
• What do you inspect on the MultiRAE Pro for Dirt, Moisture, or debris?
• Which of the following is an advantage of dismounted operations?
• Which of the following correctly identifies the CBRN surveillance techniques?
• Which recon form is most appropriate for foot-mobile operations focusing on a defined area?
• Who will conduct a leaders reconnaissance and initial site assessment of the target area to identify security forces and acquire overall situational awareness?
• After the establishment of which zones are items in the hot or warm zone considered potentially contaminated and must be checked?
• Which of the following lists the CBRN surveillance techniques?
• Which CBRN locate technique uses a grid pattern?
• Which task precedes Detect?
• Which option is NOT one of the four identification levels?
• Who maintains a log of incident operations?
• CBRN R&S elements must have a minimum of how many personnel?
• Which reconnaissance task involves determining the concentration or amount of CBRN agent?
• Which term is used to describe a surveillance technique category?
• What can any MultiRae Pro detect?
• What comes immediately after Detect?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a shock or hazard material hazard during scanning?
• Which survey technique is used to determine the general dimensions (length and width) of a contaminated area?
• Which device ionizes a sample using ultraviolet light?
• What is the minimum number of personnel required for a dismounted recon element?
• The sampling tool is designed to collect what type of material for analysis?
• You should place the markers to a desired height that permits approaching military forces to view the markers at distances up to how many meters?
• Which item is described as an integrated filter or funnel in laboratory glassware?
• The term that refers to watching areas by visual, aural, electronic, or photographic means is called?
• Beakers are general-purpose items in organic labs and are used for which of the following?
• What is the purpose of marking a CBRN contaminated area?
• Minimum people needed for EPDS?
• How many possible scan results are there with the TruDefender?
• In laboratory terms, what is the process called when combining substances to create a compound not present initially?
• How many identification levels are defined for CBRN hazard identification?
• This report is used to pass information of an actual contamination.
• Area between the hot and cold zones where personnel and equipment decontamination and hot zone support take place?
• What type of tool is used when sampling a collection of coarse particles / solids?
• What is the primary purpose of the Decon Line in hot/warm zone entry?
• Which Recon enables tactical forces to conduct missions while mitigating the effects of CBRN threats / hazards on personnel executing the mission?
• What is the default start-up mode for the MultiRAE Pro?
• Sample containers should be filled by how much?
• What surveillance task is described as determining the amount of a specific CBRN hazard present in the environment?
• Who prepares the equipment needed to collect samples?
• Which option lists the complete set of CBRN passive defense elements?
• CBRN R&S elements must have a minimum of how many personnel?
• If inlet filters are dirty or moist, what should you do?
• What is the area where the CP, Support operations, equipment staging occur that are necessary to control the incident?
• Which is an essential element included in CBRN R&S orders?
• During PMCS of the TruDefender, which items are inspected?
• Which of the following is a mounted disadvantage?
• What is used to limit interference with fresh air calibration with the MultiRAE Pro?
• Which of the following is NOT typically considered a type of distillation?
• For EPDS, how are personnel distributed between warm and cold zones?
• Which sequence correctly represents CBRN surveillance tasks in the described order?
• What is the final step in the CBRN Recon Tasks?
• Which two sensors are commonly found?
• What indication tells the user the MultiRAE Pro pump is working properly?
• Theater Validation is described as providing what level of confidence to support operational decisions?
• Which lab item is normally used to add material or filter?
• What is the function of the CBRN R&S element leader and assistant element leader during reconnaissance?
• The TruDefender identifies chemicals by comparing the returned infrared light to what?
• What is the recommended initial stand-off distance for the EPDS?
• Which lab activity uses raw plant materials with chemical additives to refine a finished product?
• What must be timely and accurate to ensure effective and informed decision making?
• Which vessel is commonly used as a general-purpose container and as a distillation receiving container?
• What preparatory step should be performed before installing the memory card in the First Defender RMX?
• True or False: A bump test can be bypassed and the system will still operate.
• Field Confirmatory Identification provides which level of confidence to support tactical decisions?
• Which item is used to indicate tampering on a sample container?
• What is the initial step when installing the memory card in the First Defender RMX?
• The early movement of recon units occurs in which phase?
• Which statement about CBRN sampling best describes its relevance?
• What is the average wait time for a bump test?
• What protects the operator from laser energy exposure above the maximum permissible exposure when using the First Defender?
• This report is used to report reconnaissance, monitoring and survey results.
• What is designed to improve CBRN hazard marking by increased day and night visibility, making the system easier to emplace, and compatible with current load bearing equipment?
• Level of Presumptive Identification is described as which level?
• Which color combination is used for beacons in marking sets?
• What does CBRN 6 report provide?
• The Theater Validation level is described as which of the following?
• Which option lists the complete set of CBRN locate techniques?
• Which statement about MultiRae Pro models is true?
• Which form of survey has the R&S element moving along a line that is orientate 45 degrees from the start line?
• Who identifies what will be needed to successfully collect samples?
• T / F: The First Defender RMX is designed to be intrinsically safe, and the user shouldn't take precautions.
• What is LEL?
• What equals an explosive event provide proper mixture, containment, ignition source?
• Which of the following is NOT part of the recommended marking interval guidelines?
• What is the minimum number of markers you should use when marking a contaminated area?
• What tells the user the MultiRAE Pro battery is almost depleted?
• MultiRAE Pro is exposed to calibration gas and readings are adjusted to certified gas concentration during what?
• Which reconnaissance task involves determining the identity of the agent?
• What are the two ways marking contaminated areas can be accomplished?
• Before executing a CBRN recon operation, command guidance should include which of the following?
• What is the most important consideration when conducting CBRN sample collection?
• What level is described for Theater Validation?
• A mission undertaken to obtain, by visual observation or other detection methods information about the activities and resources of an adversary is called what?
• What type of water-cooled condenser is the most basic design in which the inner tube is straight making it cheaper to manufacture?
• Which factors determine the size of the CBRN reconnaissance element?
• Which visual display notifies the operator laser energy is exiting from the First Defender RMX?
• Which option is not a type of heating mantle commonly found in a lab?
• What type of water cooled condenser is ideally suited for laboratory scaled refluxing?
• Which techniques are commonly used for separating mixtures?
• Which identification level uses state-of-the-art, independent protocols by scientific experts in a nationally recognized laboratory?
• Which option is NOT a survey technique used to mark CBRN contaminated areas?
• What separates a solids from liquids, they are commonly used in production of homemade explosives?
• What is a form of recon that is a directed effort to obtain detailed information concerning a specific area?
• Which form of survey uses a box-shaped area for survey?
• Which recon type is described as enabling missions while mitigating the effects of CBRN threats on personnel?
• CBRN sample collection is best described as what?
• Which two common sensors are present on the device?
• Which of the following is an advantage of dismounted operations?
• From NBC1 Reports, the CBRN system passes what kind of data?
• Which item is NOT an EPDS Station?
• Which of the following is a CBRN operation element?
• What does the buffer around the area of actual contamination represent?
• Which surveillance configuration involves detectors placed around a high-value target to enable early warning of CBRN threats?
• Which element should be sketched or measured when mapping the sampling area?
• What level is associated with definitive identification?
• Which of the following is not part of the listed CBRN Recon Tasks?
• The additional necks on a 3 Headed Round Bottom Flask allow insertion of what?
• What is the goal of collecting CBRN samples?
• The entry element marks a door with a signal to indicate what?
• Where should CBRN markers be placed in terms of height?
• Presumptive Identification results in which level of presence of a CBRN hazard?
• All-in-one continuous monitoring for VOCs, oxygen, toxic and combustible gases covers up to how many threats at a time?
• Which flask is regulated due to its prominence in methamphetamine production?
• What factors determine the size of a CBRN reconnaissance element?
• Mounted CBRN R&S provides which of the following benefits?
• In the CBRN Recon Tasks, which step follows Quantify?
• The early movement of military units for recon missions occurs in what phase?
• Which option lists all four CBRN passive defense elements?
• In the absence of a given mission, the CBRN element focuses on maintaining continuous readiness and preparation by conducting which activity?
• Which apparatus is used to separate two immiscible liquids and is used in purification process by liquid-liquid extraction?
• You should place the markers to a desired height that permits approaching military forces to view the markers at distances up to how many meters?
• Which distillation method is typically used to collect vapors at reduced pressure?
• What form of recon focuses along a specific line of communications, such as a road, railway, or cross-country mobility corridor?
• Which statement is true about all MultiRae Pro models?
• What is the purpose of the TruDefender?
• In a surveillance operation, which task primarily communicates findings?
• Which flask is regulated due to its prominence in methamphetamine production?
• Which way should the front of the CBRN sign face relative to the contaminated area?
• For a reflux set-up, where is a condenser typically attached?
• Which lab item is normally used to accurately measure liquid reagents?
• Where do you conduct search and rescue operations?
• Which statement accurately contrasts aerobic and anaerobic organisms?
• Which flask is described as being used for storage, distillation receiving, and heating solvents for crystallizations?
• Who initiates air monitoring?
• Does Anaerobic growth involve the growth of microorganisms with or without presence of air?
• What technique is used to find the extent and intensity of radiological contamination?
• What is the purpose of CBRN R&S?
• What is the survey technique that's used to find the extent and intensity of radiological contamination?
• What is a form of recon that involves a directed effort to obtain detailed information on all routes, obstacles, terrain, and adversary forces within a zone defined by boundaries?
• What information is collected for the site survey initial assessment report?
• Which CBRN reconnaissance and surveillance operation is usually performed from a distant location through a communication link to a CBRN detector or monitor?
• Why should sample containers be two thirds filled?
• The CBRN signs should have the apex orientation be which of the following?
• Direct and Indirect are ?
• What is the key heating advantage of a round-bottom flask?
• True or False: The MultiRAE Pro is intended to be used in Normal Atmosphere and readings will be affected if oxygen levels are deficient.
• Which feature controls the duration of a scan?
• Which item is included in command guidance?
• Most Dangerous HME
• Dismounted Recon is configured in a minimum of how many people?
• Which statement correctly identifies the default startup mode?
• Which clamps are compatible with a ring stand?
• What is the primary means used to warn forces and report a CBRN hazard?
• Which CBRN report passes information of an actual contamination?
• When should a single person be sent into the hot zone?
• What surveillance technique serves as the point for donning PPE and monitoring devices for a CBRN recon operation?
• What is the purpose of the CBRN Warning and Reporting System (CBRNWRS)?
• What should be included when performing a sketch of the sampling area?
• What reconnaissance is to confirm or deny the presence of potential or suspected CBRN threats, hazards, or contamination within a given area?
• How many survey techniques are listed in the source?
• What information is collected for the site survey initial assessment report?
• Which glassware is typically used for uniform heating in chemical reactions?
• What is the minimum sample amount required when performing vial sampling with the First Defender RMX?
• Which device is used to separate two immiscible liquids and is used in liquid-liquid extraction?
• Which device name combines a brand with a spectroscopy method for field identification?
• Which scan result shows that there may be two or more matches for the unknown substance?
• What are the two types of beacons containers used in the marking set?
• Which item is included in the TICS detection set for the Black MultiRae Pro?
• What action must be taken when results are 'Similar Match' and 'No Matches Found'
• Which technique is used to quickly determine the rough limits of a contaminated area?
• This surveillance task is described as obtaining a representative amount of the CBRN hazard for subsequent analysis later.
• This Surveillance task is described as watching a specific location to determine the potential for the presence of a CBRN hazard using visual means.
• In the surveillance task sequence, which task directly follows Collect?
• The First Defender RMX is designed to identify
• Which recon form is best suited for gathering detailed information about a defined area?
• What materials can absorb laser energy and heat up, making them a possible source of ignition?
• Which form involves selecting a dose rate in advance?
• Which statement about the MultiRAE Pro is true?
• Which of the following is a dismounted disadvantage related to communications?
• Which surveillance technique consists of frequent checks of the environment for the arrival or presence of CBRN hazards?
• Periodic and Continuous are what types of monitoring?
• The purpose of the TruDefender is to
• What monitoring occurs when the CBRN device is not used at the source of a CBRN hazard?