1. __________ are very useful in tacking minor tactical problems.
(a) Field Signals (c) Battle Drills ( ✔ )
(b) Field Crafts (d) Section Formations
2. There are methods of judging Distance.
(a) Six ( ✔ ) (c) Four
(b) Ten (d) Three
3. The art of using the ground and the weapon to the best of one’s own advantages is called ___________.
(a) Camouflage (c) Field Signal
(b) Field Craft ( ✔ ) (d) Battle Craft
4. In the ___________, you judge the distance with the help of the blade of the foresight of you weapon.
(a) Rifle Method (c) Foresight Method
(b) Blade Method (d) Appearance Method ( ✔ )
5. In the ___________ method, the known distance of an object is used to estimate the distances of other objects.
(a) Key Range ( ✔ ) (c) Estimation
(b) Judging (d) Appearance
6. ‘Unit of Measure’ method is also called’ ________ yards method’
(a) 25 (c) 150
(b) 50 (d) 100 ( ✔ )
7. The full form of FC & BC is Fire Craft and Battle Craft.
(a) True (b) False ( ✔ )
8. An object, which is important on the ground and which is used in verbal orders to explain the ground is front is called ____________.
(a) Landmark ( ✔ ) (c) Reference Point
(b) Objective (d) Conventional Sign
9. Which of these does NOT fall under the Field Craft?
(a) Section Formations ( ✔ ) (c) Visual Training
(b) Judging Distance (d) Fire Control
10. Dead Ground does not offer protection from _________ weapons.
(a) Artillery ( ✔ ) (c) Flat Trajectory
(b) Small arms (d) Company Support
11. A set of drills which are essential for conduct of successful operations in the battle field is called ______________.
(a) Concealment (c) Field Craft
(b) Tactics (d) Battle Craft ( ✔ )
12. Ground up to 300 yards from the observer is called ___________.
(a) Middle Distance (c) Short Distance
(b) Fore Ground ( ✔ ) (d) Middle Ground
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13. Ground far above the general level of the area, which facilitates control of area around it by observation and fire is called a ____________.
(a) Elevation (c) High Ground ( ✔ )
(b) Knoll (d) Raised Ground
14. An object, having tactical significance which is indicated with a view to bring down fire on it is called a _____________.
(a) Landmark (c) Objective
(b) Target ( ✔ ) (d) Ground of Tactical Importance 15. While indicating landmarks, if the ground all around is to be described, we must start from the _____________, go around to the right and finish at the GLD.
(a) Left (c) Farthest
(b) Closest (d) GLD ( ✔ )
16. In the ‘Unit of Measure’ method, the distance of an object will be a multiple of the imaginary unit, as placed between the observer and the __________.
(a) Object ( ✔ ) (c) Flag
(b) Enemy (d) Target
17. In order to camouflage a rifle, it’s wooden/plastic parts should be wrapped around with ____________ of suitable colour.
(a) Plastic Sheet (c) Garnish ( ✔ )
(b) Tape (d) Paint
18. While judging distances, if the sun is in the observer’s eye, he tends to ___________ the distance.
(a) Under-estimate (c) No effect
(b) Any of these (d) Over-estimate ( ✔ )
19. Ground that is hidden from an observer’s view, and also it cannot be covered by flat trajectory weapons is called a __________.
(a) Dead Ground ( ✔ ) (c) No Man’s Land
(b) High Fire Zone (d) No Fire Zone
20. In the __________ method, the maximum and minimum possible distances are worked out, and their average is accepted as the distance of the object.
(a) Estimation (c) Company Averaging
(b) Bracketing ( ✔ ) (d) Section Average
21. Field Signals are alternate means of giving orders and to control troops when __________ control is not possible.
(a) Tactical (c) Voice ( ✔ )
(b) Military (d) Line of Sight
22. A __________ is the smallest sub unit of an infantry Battalion and is capable of undertaking independent tasks.
(a) Section ( ✔ ) (c) Company
(b) Group (d) Platoon
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23. In the Section Average method, the mean of the distance estimated by each section of the Rifle company is accepted as the distance.
(a) True (b) False ( ✔ )
24. The process of keeping one element on the ground to give covering fire, while the other element is on move, is called ____________.
(a) Covering Fire (c) One Hand on Ground
(b) Grounding Oneself (d) Fire and Move ( ✔ )
25. An even ground with little or no cover, which is not suitable for move of infantry by day is called _____________.
(a) Open Ground ( ✔ ) (c) Middle Ground
(b) Dead Ground (d) Useless Ground
26. A Section consists of ___________ persons who are organized in to a Rifle Group and a Support Group.
(a) 36 (c) 50
(b) 10 ( ✔ ) (d) 16
27. Ground from 300 yards to 500 yards from the observer is called ______________. (a) Far Distance (c) Middle Ground
(b) Beyond Firing Range (d) Middle Distance ( ✔ )
28. An uneven ground, generally scattered with nullahs, bumps and field, which is suitable for move of infantry is called a ___________.
(a) Broken Ground ( ✔ ) (c) Useful Gruond
(b) Dead Ground (d) Undulation Ground
29. Unless otherwise stated, all directions are taken to be with reference to the ___________. (a) Front (c) Observer’s position
(b) General Line of Direction ( ✔ ) (d) North
30. ___________ are the eyes and ears of the section.
(a) Weapons (c) Sentries
(b) Commanders (d) Scouts ( ✔ )
31. Where there is no requirement of developing the maximum fire quickly, the following Section Formation should NOT be used.
(a) Extended Line Formation ( ✔ ) (c) Spear Head
(b) File (d) Single File Formation
32. An important and unmistakable object, with the help of which you can indicate other landmarks or targets is called a ____________.
(a) Important Landmark (c) Reference Point ( ✔ )
(b) Main Target (d) Prime Landmark
33. While indicating landmarks, we must start with the GLD, which is a centrally located, if possible, a prominent landmark. What is the full form of GLD.
(a) Group Line of Direction (c) General Level of Domination (b) General Level of Distance (d) General Line of Direction ( ✔ )
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34. No fire order can be effective unless the __________ is clearly indicated and can be easily recognized by the men of the fire unit.
(a) Reference Point (c) Enemy ( ✔ )
(b) Weapon (d) Section
35. During Indication of Landmarks, ‘Half Left’ corresponds to ________ degrees to you Left. (a) 23 12 (c) 45 ( ✔ )
(b) 90 (d) 60
36. There are two factors, because of which things are visible/perceivable at night, One is ‘Sound’. Which is the other One?
(a) Shine (c) Silhouette
(b) Light ( ✔ ) (d) Noise
37. The correct sequence of giving out the Fire Control Orders is ____________. (a) Group – Range – Indication of Target – Type of Fire ( ✔ )
(b) Range – Group – Type of Fire – Indication of Target
(c) Indication of Target – Range – Group – Type of Fire
(d) Indication of Target – Type of Fire – Range – Group
38. Scouts work ahead of the section and advance from bound to _____________. (a) Target (c) Bound ( ✔ )
(b) Landmark (d) High Ground
39. While Indicating landmarks within an arc of boundaries, we must start describing from the ____________.
(a) Top (c) Right
(b) Left( ✔ ) (d) Middle
40. Enemy moving in dead ground can best be engaged by ____________ fire. (a) Indirect firing weapons ( ✔ ) (c) Direct firing weapons
(b) MMG (d) INSAS
41. An action of misleading the enemy by concealing or misrepresenting the identify or own troops, equipment, installations and activities is called __________.
(a) Tactics (c) Camouflage ( ✔ )
(b) Isolation (d) Concealment
42. Cover from view is often not cover from ____________.
(a) Sight (c) Observation
(b) Sound (d) Fire ( ✔ )
43. The following is not responsible for things to be seen during day.
(a) Sound (c) Light ( ✔ )
(b) Shine (d) Smoke
44. An ideal Fire Position should __________.
(a) Be easy to advance from (c) Provide cover from view
(b) Have covered approach (d) All of these ( ✔ )
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45. When fire orders are given as an early warning so that troops can make necessary preparations to open fire as and when enemy comes within range, are called _________ Fire Control Orders.
(a) Full (c) Opportunity
(b) Delayed ( ✔ ) (d) Brief
46. In the battlefield, a commander ensures effective fire and judicious expenditure of __________.
(a) Time (c) Soldiers
(b) Weapons (d) Ammunition ( ✔ )
47. In battle, skilful use of _________ can help achieve surprise and save lives. (a) Ground ( ✔ ) (c) Time
(b) Rations (d) Communications
48. ‘Right Hand Thumb Down’ is a Field Signal for _____________.
(a) Enemy is Sight (c) Turn about
(b) Enemy LMG firing ( ✔ ) (d) Close
49. Identify the Knot/Lashing
(a) Figure Eight
(b) Reef Knot ( ✔ )
(c) Bowline
(d) Clove Hitch
50. ‘Right arm raised to full above head’ is a Field Signal for ___________.
(a) Advance (c) Attack
(b) Close (d) Halt ( ✔ )
51. Orders given when the target is not continuously seen by everyone in the section, are called __________ Fire Control Orders.
(a) Opportunity ( ✔ ) (c) Delayed
(b) Brief (d) Full
52. During hours of poor visibility / darkness, men are jittery and ten to fire at _________ targets. (a) Moving (c) Stationary
(b) Imaginary ( ✔ ) (d) Camouflaged
53. There are certain operations which, by design are carried out in utmost silence. Which are there?
(a) Ambush (c) Cordon
(b) Patrolling (d) All of these ( ✔ )
54. The area of ground for which the fire unit is responsible and within which it will engage targets is called __________?
(a) Arc of Fire ( ✔ ) (c) Firing Range
(b) Field of Fire (d) Firing Area
55. Air photographs allow gradient to be seen in relief with the help of a ___________. (a) Binocular (c) Stereoscope ( ✔ )
(b) Periscope (d) Stethoscope
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56. Orders given when there is no time to given out a Full fire order, are called __________ Fire Control Orders.
(a) Delayed (c) Opportunity
(b) Brief ( ✔ ) (d) Full
57. On a narrow mountain track leading up to a hill top, which section formation would you suggest to be the best to adopt?
(a) Arrow Head Formation (c) Single File Formation ( ✔ ) (b) File Formation (d) Extended Line Formation 58. Identify the Knot/Lashing
(a) Thumb Knot ( ✔ )
(b) Overhand Knot
(c) Thief Knot
(d) Reef Knot
59. Identify the Knot/Lashing
(a) Square Lashing
(b) Thief Knot
(c) Fisherman’s Knot
(d) Overhand Knot ( ✔ )
60. Clove Hitch is used to ______________.
(a) Join ropes (c) Secure a rope to a Spar ( ✔ ) (b) Make loops in rope (d) Make rope-ends
61. Enemy patrols try to draw fire form the ____________ in order to find his disposition. (a) Own Patrols (c) Defender ( ✔ )
(b) Attacker (d) Artillery Guns
62. In Field and Move tactics, the angle of _________ should be as wide as possible without loss of control or time.
(a) Direct Fire (c) Indirect Fire
(b) Enemy Fire (d) Covering Fire ( ✔ )
63. Identify the Knot/Lashing
(a) Clove Hitch ( ✔ )
(b) Fisherman’s Knot
(c) Square Lashing
(d) Thief Knot
64. While going in for the final assault on an enemy position, which section formation would you suggest to be the best to adopt?
(a) File Formation (c) Single File Formation
(b) Extended Line Formation ( ✔ ) (d) Arrow Head Formation
65. ____________ is the basic skill of tactics.
(a) Field Craft (c) Fire and Move ( ✔ )
(b) Battle Craft (d) Section Formation
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66. As a rule, section commander must keep his section within range of voice or _________ control.
(a) Visible ( ✔ ) (c) Mental
(b) Radio (d) Long range weapon ( ✔ )
67. A Section Commander will receive Fire Direction Orders from his ___________ Commander. (a) Group (c) Battalion
(b) Company (d) Platoon ( ✔ )
68. Identify the Knot/Lashing
(a) Fisherman’s Knot
(b) Clove Hitch
(c) Square Lashing ( ✔ )
(d) Thief Knot
69. Orders given by the fire unit commander to direct and control the fire of his fire unit are called ____________.
(a) Fire Direction Orders (c) Fire Control Orders ( ✔ )
(b) Attack Orders (d) Firing Orders
70. Which of the following section formations should be avoided while moving in open terrain/plain land?
(a) Single File Formation ( ✔ ) (c) Arrow Head Formation
(b) Diamond Formation (d) Spear Head Formation
71. The following does NOT form part of Battle Craft.
(a) Field Signals (c) Fire and Move
(b) Judging Distance ( ✔ ) (d) Fire Control Orders.
72. If an object is large is relation to its surroundings, one tends to __________ the distance. (a) Under-estimate ( ✔ ) (c) Over-estimate
(b) Estimate correctly (d) None of these
73. Distances are under-estimated when there is a ___________ ground between the observer and the object.
(a) High (c) Jungle
(b) Dead ( ✔ ) (d) Open
74. During Indication of Landmarks, ‘Three quarters Right, corresponds to _________ degrees to your Right.
(a) 67 12 ( ✔ ) (c) 22 12
(b) 135 (d) 10
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