SERE 100.2 Final Test

Question 1

Actions to take when capture is imminent include: (select all that apply)

(1) Leave evidence of presence at capture point
(2) Sanitize personal or sensitive materials
(3) Prevent recognition
(4) Try to retain your personal cell phone

Answer 1

(1) (2) and (4)

Question 2

One way of gaining acceptance from the local population after making contact is to discuss the similarities between your religions. This helps to show you are peaceful and mean no harm.

True or False

Answer 2

False

Question 3

Which evasion aids can assist you with making contact with the local population? (Select all that apply)

(1) Signaling devices
(2) Camouflage
(3) Pointee-talkee
(4) Cultural smart cards

Answer 3

(3) and (4)

Question 4

The acronym “SCORE” is used to help guide your behavior in captivity. What does SCORE mean?

Answer 4

(3) Survive, Communicate, Organize, Resist, Escape

Question 5

Your resistance goals include which of the following?

Answer 5

(1) Focus on your authorized communications

(2) Resist providing a confession

Question 6

When providing proof of life what information should you include? (Select all that apply)

Answer 6

(1) Your health and welfare

2) You and your fellow captors identities
(3) A verifiable date

Question 7

What are the appropriate means for leaving evidence of presence? (Select all that apply)

Answer 7

Fingerprints
Notes
DNA

Question 8

During a hole up what is your primary concern?

Answer 8

Security

Question 9

In the event of of isolation during operations other than war, the reasons to delay contact with legitimate authorities include. (Select all that apply)

Answer 9

Gain situational awareness

Contact friendly forces

Question 10

What evasion aid is tailored to cover an individual operational area, combining standard navigation charts and maps with evasion and survival information?

Answer 10

Evasion chart

Question 11

While I captivity you should avoid the following topics when interacting with the media. (Select all that apply)

Answer 11

(1) Discussing sensitive matters

(2) Making statements that might bring harm to other captives

Question 12

The traditional chain of command roles and responsibilities continue in all captivity environments. The senior eligible military member assumes command over captives from all US Military Departments

Answer 12

True

Question 13

If held in captivity, you must remember to give no information or take part in any action which might be harmful to your comrades. This is an example of _________ under Article IV of the code of conduct.

Answer 13

Keeping Faith

Question 14

Which reintegration phase moves the recovering person to the continental US?

Answer 14

Phase III

Question 15

The first personnel recovery (PR) task is ___________. This task activates the execution portion of the PR system.

Answer 15

Report

Question 16

Which of the following are suggested means of preparation for isolation?

Answer 16

All of The above

Question 17

Which of the following are procedures for the proper use of clothing?

Answer 17

Prevent overheating by by removing layers before strenuous activities

Question 18

What are some techniques you can use to help cope with the psychological effects of captivity?

Answer 18

Keep your mind active by recalling fond memories or designing a house

Have faith that the US gov will support your family

Reaffirm your will to live and focus on positive reasons to return home

Question 19

Which of the following are consumable sources of water?

Answer 19

Water from plants

Rainfall

Melted snow

Question 20

Which code of contact article articulated the emotional connection between the service member and the concept of sacrifice, as a requirement for honersble military service?

Answer 20

Article I