Field Medical Training Battalion – West (FMTB-W) Block 3 Practice Test

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• During Back Crawl, how should the weapon be oriented?
• Which crawl requires cover and concealment to be available and keeps the body off the ground?
• Which statement reflects the first leadership principle?
• Fire Team Skirmishers have which characteristics?
• Curved line distance is used to measure distance along which features?
• Which terrain feature is a long, continuous line of high ground forming a crest?
• Which leadership principle calls for making sound and timely decisions?
• What is the exterior color of the M18 Smoke grenade?
• Nomenclature of compass comprises which parts?
• Map Colors: Green indicates which feature?
• The Antenna connector provides which port?
• Which feature would you infer from contour lines that are drawn as dashed lines?
• Which leadership principle requires employing your command in accordance with its capabilities?
• Which signal is used to shift to a new direction by swinging the palm forward?
• From which item should you keep 18 meters distance from a compass?
• Among the listed aircraft, which has the highest ambulatory capacity?
• Which item requires the greatest distance from a compass (55 meters)?
• Which of the following is a valid position on the Functions knob?
• In DRAW-D, which action is represented by the 'W'?
• M18 Smoke grenade filler colors include which of the following?
• Which gesture includes raising both arms and shrugging to indicate confusion?
• Which formation facilitates movement into the squad line?
• The 'Disregard Previous Command' gesture is performed by which movement?
• What is straight line distance used for?
• Which motion signals a Danger area?
• Which signal uses both arms extended horizontally to the sides with palms down, with head movements to indicate direction?
• How is volume adjusted on this radio?
• Contour lines that resemble dashes indicating small elevation changes are termed?
• What is True North?
• The MV-22 Osprey has a casualty evacuation capacity of:
• Which terrain feature is a dip or low point between two areas of higher ground?
• Which leadership principle emphasizes keeping your Marines informed?
• Which litter is most commonly used within the FMF?
• Which terrain feature results from filling a low area to create a level surface?
• Without a litter modification kit, a UH-60 Blackhawk can carry how many ambulatory patients?
• For 'DISMOUNT, DOWN, TAKE COVER,' what is the signal?
• What gesture signals a Rally Point?
• Which factor is listed as affecting pace count?
• Magnetic north is the direction that the compass needle points in which hemisphere?
• How do you read a military map?
• Which of the following best defines True North in map reading?
• In BAMCIS, which step involves issuing the order?
• Which method is used to measure distances longer than the measuring paper?
• From telephone wires and barbed wire, what distance is required?
• In the Low Crawl, what is the typical posture?
• On maps, the color red is typically used to indicate which feature?
• Which gesture is used to indicate assembling troops?
• Which action initiates the self-test of SINCGARS RT?
• In SALUTE, which component asks for the equipment?
• Which item is not described as a map element in the material?
• Which terrain feature is a low point in the ground or a sinkhole?
• Which signal extends both arms forward, performing large vertical circles?
• Which are elements of combat patrols?
• What signal indicates Commence Fire?
• Which contour type lies between the index contours and is not labeled with elevation?
• What is the maximum frequency supported by the VHF/UHF/HB handheld antenna?
• Describe the Squad Column and its advantages and vulnerabilities.
• How is an 8-digit map read?
• Which signal is demonstrated by the right arm placed diagonally across the chest?
• What are the Additional Notes on a map?
• On older maps, the color brown is used to indicate which feature?
• Which gesture indicates a Danger area?
• What does the acronym RACES stand for?
• What does OVER indicate in radio communications?
• What gesture signals an Objective Rally Point?
• The AN/PRC-152 operates within which frequency range using AM and FM?
• Which conditions affect pace count?
• Which gesture indicates 'Freeze'?
• What is a characteristic of the M18 Smoke grenade?
• Describe the arrangement of the three fire teams in the Squad Wedge.
• What is the lower bound of the AN/PRC-152 frequency range?
• A gentle slope on a topographic map is shown by what contour line spacing?
• Which signal involves the arm extended forward with the palm down, and a wrist wave up and down?
• Which SMEAC paragraph covers the plan to execute?
• The 'Mount' signal involves which position?
• In the Squad Echelon Right (Left), how are the fire teams arranged?
• Which level of care provides theater hospitalization with medical/surgical care?
• The MK 23 7 Ton helicopter has a casualty evacuation capacity of:
• Turning the cipher switch to CT places the radio in which mode?
• What gesture signals a Hasty ambush?
• Which signal is produced by raising the arm vertically with fingers extended and waving in large circles?
• Push to Talk (PTT) is used to which action?
• Which leadership principle focuses on knowing your Marines and looking out for their welfare?
• Which action places the radio in offline mode?
• Map Colors: Black represents which feature?
• From a steel helmet or rifle, what distance should be kept?
• Which map term describes the most significant terrain feature covered by the map?
• Which helicopter model is nicknamed 'Sea Stallion' in the data?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the methods of concealment/camouflage?
• Grid north is defined as the north established using which feature on a map?
• Where is the Contour Interval Note typically located on a map?
• Which terrain feature is a narrow high ground that extends between two valleys and may form a spine?
• Which statement best describes the progression of care levels from Level One to Level Four?
• The Side connector provides an interface for what?
• What does the map scale represent?
• Which signal uses both arms raised to horizontal with palms down and uses head movement to indicate direction?
• In the Adjoining Sheets Diagram, how are the adjoining sheets represented?
• Which statement best differentiates a Rally Point from an Objective Rally Point?
• Which signal is associated with a platoon-level movement by extending both arms forward and circling them?
• Which action signifies Pace count?
• Which formation has two fire teams forward and one centered trailing behind, and can be used when crossing large open areas?
• Which signal directs you to advance by extending the arm and moving in a particular way?
• Which of the following represents common forms of evacuation?
• The 'Halt' signal is given by which action?
• Which diagram would you consult to understand the relationship between true north, grid north, and magnetic north?
• Concave slope is characterized by which pattern from bottom to top?
• Which feature distinguishes the Objective Rally Point gesture from the standard Rally Point gesture?
• Which are elements of Reconnaissance Patrols?
• Which terrain feature is a short, continuous sloping line of higher ground?
• How is Range indicated?
• Level One care includes self aid, buddy aid, corpsman aid, and care at BAS. This describes which level of care?
• Which gesture is used to respond to the call 'Are you ready? I am ready'?
• Which signaling action corresponds to the command Right/Left flank?
• Which signal forms a V by extending both arms above the head at 45 degrees?
• Which description matches the signal to commence firing?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a compass precaution?
• Which statement best describes a convex slope’s contour spacing from bottom to top?
• The 'Leaders Join Me' signal involves which finger movement?
• Which gesture indicates 'I do not understand'?
• When turning on the Receiver Transmitter (RT) of SINCGARS, what is the next step after setting the mode switch to SC?
• How many litters are used within the FMF?
• Where is the Contour Interval Note typically found and what does it state?
• Which statement best describes a drawback of using a whistle as a signal?
• After the SINCGARS RT self-test is completed, what should you do with the FCTN switch?
• Contour lines that are heavier and begin at zero elevation are known as?
• Level One care refers to which of the following?
• Which signal describes moving in an echelon formation by extending arms at 45 degrees up and down, with palms facing forward?
• Which statement about Squad Column is true?
• The VHF Blade Antenna is used with FLEX ADAPTER for operation from 30 MHz to what maximum frequency?
• Which is a pro of using a whistle as a special signal?
• Which signal indicates forming a column in a marching formation?
• What is the first step in the Five Paragraph Order (BAMCIS)?
• How is a 6-digit map read?
• Which SMEAC section covers command and signals?
• In the Five Paragraph Order, BAMCIS, what is the second step?
• What does the Adjoining Sheets Diagram illustrate on a map?
• Level Four definitive care occurs at which facilities?
• Which action constitutes the Cease Fire signal?
• Which signal corresponds to the wedge position with arms extended downward and to the side at 45 below horizontal, palms front?
• Map Colors: Red Brown indicates which feature?
• Which are elements of Reconnaissance Patrols?
• Pace count is defined as the number of paces to walk how far?
• Fire Team Column consists of a rifleman, fire team leader, automatic rifleman, and assistant automatic rifleman. Which is a true statement about this formation?
• Which signaling action indicates counting steps or pace?
• To indicate range, which gesture is used?
• Which signal means Change direction?
• What does SINCGARS stand for?
• What is the length of the VHF Blade Antenna?
• Zone Reconnaissance focuses on obtaining detailed information about routes, obstacles, terrain, and enemy forces within a defined area. Which statement best describes Zone Reconnaissance?
• Which formation provides all-around security?
• Which formation is used to protect an exposed flank, particularly when the enemy is known to be on that side?
• What signal indicates Assemble?
• From a machine gun, what distance should be kept?
• Which step follows setting the mode to SC, RF power, and channel to MAN during SINCGARS RT startup?
• What does the signal 'Close up/open up or extend' look like?
• What does OUT indicate in radio communications?
• Which connector is used for data devices?
• What is a grid azimuth?
• Which is a disadvantage of Fire Team Skirmishers?
• Which terrain feature is a vertical or near vertical rock exposure?
• Which gesture requires thrusting the hand upward with the palm facing forward and holding until understood?
• Which amphibious ship type has the largest medical capacity when fully staffed, capable of 4 operating rooms, 15 ICU beds, and 45 ward beds?
• Which statement about Fire Team Wedge is true?
• The M1035 ambulance can transport how many litter and ambulatory patients?
• What gesture signals Double time?
• Resection is the method of locating your position on a map by determining the grid azimuth to at least two well-defined locations.
• The M997 ambulance is capable of carrying how many litter patients and ambulatory patients?
• Which leadership principle focuses on training your Marines as a team?
• Convex slope is described as what pattern of contour spacing from bottom to top?
• What signal indicates Cease Fire?
• How is a 4-digit map read?
• Magnetic azimuth is defined as which angle?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the fourteen leadership traits?
• If a map scale is 1:50,000, how many ground units does one map unit represent?
• Which terrain feature is a low point between higher terrain, which can serve as a pass?
• The CH-47 Chinook casualty capacity is described as:
• Area Reconnaissance is best described as what?
• Which contour lines resemble dashes and indicate small elevation changes?
• Which signal uses a 45-degree side extension with the palm down to indicate dismount or take cover?
• How long should an Individual Rush last?
• Which signal requires moving the finger front to back toward the leaders?
• On SINCGARS startup, to which position should the channel switch be set?
• Which signal requires extending one arm overhead and waving hand and arm front, left, right, rear?
• Which contour type is heavier and used as the primary elevation reference on older maps?
• What are the three ways to negotiate wires?
• Which statement accurately describes the Miller full body board?
• Which terrain feature is a stream course that is less developed than a valley and has no level ground?
• What is the primary concept of a Team Rush?
• Which frequency band ranges from 225.0 MHz to 511.9999 MHz?
• What is the signal for Enemy in sight?
• Which of the following is an example of Level Two care facilities?
• A steep slope is indicated on a map by which contour line pattern?
• What is the purpose of the bar scales on a map?
• Fire Team Wedge arrangement is described as a diamond shape with the rifleman leading, followed by the automatic rifleman to his right, the fire team leader parallel to the automatic rifleman, and the automatic rifleman behind the rifleman. Which statement best describes this formation?
• Area Reconnaissance focuses on obtaining detailed information about what?
• How do you measure an exact distance when it exceeds the paper's length?
• Which map term refers to a group of similar maps at the same scale designed to cover a particular area?
• What terrain feature is a point or small area of high ground that typically appears as a closed loop on a map?
• Which set of words expands the acronym RACES?
• The CH-53D Sea Stallion has a casualty evacuation capacity of:
• During SINCGARS startup, which COMSEC switch position should be selected?
• Map Colors: Blue represents which feature?
• Where is the scale typically located on the map?
• Which method is used to orient a map without a compass?
• Definitive care occurs at which facilities?
• Back azimuth is defined as what?
• Route Reconnaissance is primarily concerned with information along lines of communication to provide information on route conditions and activities, including roads, railways, or waterways. Which statement best describes Route Reconnaissance?
• What does the Declination Diagram indicate?
• What is the Legend on a map?
• Which terrain feature is formed when material is removed to create a level surface for construction?
• The 50-ohm impedance is associated with which feature?
• The UH-1 Huey has a casualty evacuation capacity of:
• Which leadership principle states that assigned tasks should be understood, supervised, and accomplished?
• Which patrol element is responsible for leading reconnaissance operations?
• Which signal is used to designate a Fire Team, with the right arm crossing the chest?
• Which signal involves extending both arms above the head at 45 degrees to form a V shape?
• SMEAC stands for which five sections?
• What is the function of the Squelch Button?
• Which terrain feature is formed when material is added to raise a low area to a level surface?
• Which statement best describes the spacing that indicates a gentle slope?
• What is a fragmentation order used for?
• In administration and logistics, which phrase represents the 4 Bs?
• The Enemy in Sight signal requires the rifle to be held in which position?
• HAS expands to Higher, Adjacent, Supporting. Which option correctly expands HAS?
• The VHF/UHF/HB handheld antenna is how many inches long?
• What does the 6-pin audio/key fill connector provide a connection for?
• Which level of care provides theater hospitalization?
• Which color-family pairing is correct for map features?
• Which methods are used for holding a compass?
• Which terrain feature is a stretch of low land between mountains or hills?
• A Warning Order typically uses which three elements as its information format?
• What does pace count refer to?
• When orienting a map with a compass, you should pay attention to which diagram?
• Which aircraft capacity matches 12 litters and 24 ambulatory?
• Which five elements are included in the mission 'Who, What, When, Where, Why'?
• What is the purpose of keeping individual rushes short?
• Which statement correctly characterizes the AN/PRC-152's overall frequency coverage?
• Contour lines that fall between index lines and are the next solid line after the index are called?
• Which formation provides maximum firepower to the front and is used in an assault when the enemy's strengths and location are known?
• Compass precautions include which elements?
• Which of the following are organization elements of a patrol?
• Turning the Cipher switch to PT places the radio in which mode?
• The 'Forward' signal is described by which movement?
• Which band range corresponds to VHF Low on the AN/PRC-152?
• In the SALUTE report, what does the 'L' represent?
• Fire Team Echelon provides which advantages and disadvantages?
• Which terrain feature is a short, continuous sloping line of higher ground that may extend from a main crest?
• Placing the cipher switch to LD makes the radio in which state?
• Which statement best describes curved line distance?
• Which facility is an example of Level Three theater hospitalization care?
• Which signal involves extending one arm at 45 degrees up and the other at 45 degrees down, with palms facing forward?
• Most common instrument for measuring direction is which of the following?