Future Soldier Training Practice Test

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• Identify common families of chemical agents and protective measures.
• During a suspected stoppage, what is the first action performed in a standard malfunction drill?
• What is the purpose of terrain association during navigation on the ground?
• Which action is performed first in the casualty treatment sequence?
• What does elevation refer to on a terrain map?
• Which category would you use to classify HUMVEEs and tanks?
• Which statements reflect ethics and ROE when engaging civilians or noncombatants?
• What is the spoken form for 1430?
• Which category describes weapons such as M16A1 and AK-47 in the SALUTE Report: Equipment?
• In the SIHRIB evaluation, what does S stand for?
• Which of the following sets represents four major terrain features?
• Which of the following is a supplementary terrain feature?
• Which description best summarizes the risk management process in mission planning?
• What are interior guards?
• Which statement asserts readiness to deploy and engage enemies in close combat?
• In safe room-clearing procedures, which action best describes proper practice?
• How do you perform threat recognition and ensure positive identification in a mixed civilian-military environment?
• Differentiate between azimuth and bearing in land navigation.
• In a SALUTE report, which term denotes the precise time and date?
• After you secure the safety of the scene following a collapsed witness, what is the next step?
• In the SIHRIB evaluation, what does Help refer to?
• What describes the standard response to a contact with unknown threat?
• What is the phonetic name for the letter Q?
• Describe the step-by-step approach to a basic land navigation problem, including grid position and bearing.
• What is the standard protocol for urgent evacuation of a casualty from a contested area?
• What is the pay grade category for Sergeant Major of the Army?
• Which injuries are commonly associated with extreme temperatures, and what is a key preventive measure?
• What is CASEVAC and how does it differ from MEDEVAC?
• If a casualty is not breathing, what intervention should you perform in the field?
• Which of the following is a minor terrain feature?
• Which of the following is a valid SALUTE activity?
• Why is identifying a valley on a terrain map important?
• What defines situational awareness and which habit supports maintaining it during operations?
• What is the pay grade category for First Sergeant?
• What is the spoken form for 1000, according to the examples?
• In ongoing operations, how should risk be managed?
• What is the recommended treatment for a white phosphorus burn?
• What is the pay grade category for Staff Sergeant?
• In grid coordinates, what does the segment '97' represent?
• Specialist belongs to which soldier category?
• How should a soldier integrate ROE, safety, and ethical decision making when encountering civilians in a dense urban environment?
• What are the basic decontamination steps in a field exposure to chemical agents?
• Private First Class belongs to which soldier category?
• In response to a cyber incident involving mission-critical equipment, which sequence is correct?
• Which of the following is a SALUTE Location option?
• In field care, which action supports timely medical evacuation after a casualty?
• Explain the concept of triage priorities in battlefield medicine and common color-coded categories. Which option correctly matches a color with its priority?
• In a dense urban setting, what is essential before engaging a potential threat to protect civilians?
• Which list correctly names the four fundamentals of marksmanship?
• Which areas should you check first for life-threatening injuries?
• What are special orders?
• Which terrain feature is indicated by contour lines forming closed circles with a central hilltop dot?
• What is a recommended cyber hygiene practice for soldiers on a networked battlefield?
• How do you convert map grid coordinates to a practical location in the field?
• Which option correctly lists the three general orders?
• In suspected fracture, what should you avoid doing?
• Which statement describes a NOT part of the risk management process in mission planning?
• Which principle is most effective in woodland camouflage and concealment?
• Which item is not a unit designation in SALUTE Report: Unit/Uniform list?
• Which of the following is a major terrain feature that forms a long elevated crest?
• What does WAIT mean?
• Which statement is a correct General Order 1 rendition?
• What is the correct technique for applying a tourniquet in the field?
• What is the purpose of padding between splints and the body?
• What is the pay grade category for Command Sergeant Major?
• When is a tourniquet indicated?
• Which statement accurately describes core elements of CBRN protective doctrine and decontamination basics?
• What best describes buddy aid in the first minutes after injury?
• What tasks are within the scope of a Combat Lifesaver?
• In battlefield triage, which color indicates an injury that is not salvageable and is expected to die?
• Which action checks for a P (Pain) response?
• Which statement describes General Order Number 1?
• What is the phonetic word for the digit 0?
• In the SIHRIB evaluation, what does Bleeding refer to?
• What is the phonetic representation for the digit 6?
• Which tools are used for terrain navigation to determine position when GPS is unavailable?
• In the Enlisted Soldiers category, what is the range of ranks from Private to the highest?
• When treating a dry chemical burn, what is the initial action?
• In a SALUTE report, what does Size include?
• What shelter and water considerations are essential for field operations in hot, arid environments?
• Describe the basic first aid actions for severe bleeding before hospital care.
• What is the correct sequence for reacting to hostile fire in a built environment?
• Which line expresses guarding freedom and the American way of life?
• Which item is a gear example listed under SALUTE Report: Equipment?
• When positioning a casualty with suspected spinal injury, how should you roll them?
• What is the purpose of exterior guards?
• What does V indicate in the levels of alertness?
• According to tourniquet instructions, how far above the puncture site should the tourniquet be placed?
• What does sensor fusion mean in a modern battlefield context?
• What are the two main fracture categories?
• Movement to Contact is deployed to which purpose?
• On a terrain map, what do brown contour lines indicate?
• Which statement describes General Order Number 3?
• In the MARCH casualty-care framework, which element is addressed first?
• When splinting most fractures, where should splints be placed?
• Which statement best describes the SALUTE Size element?
• In casualty triage, which injury should be treated first when time is critical?
• What is the primary purpose of night operations and basic night navigation techniques?
• Which line expresses dedication to mission first in the Soldier's Creed?
• What does THIS IS indicate?
• What is the purpose of a swath?
• In field casualty care, what is the proper sequence for assessing airway, breathing, and circulation?
• Which statement describes General Order Number 2?
• In battlefield medical triage, which color category indicates immediate life-saving attention is required?
• Which option describes passing instructions to your relief when appropriate?
• What does WORD AFTER mean?
• What is a saddle on a terrain map?
• How can you identify a hill on a map?
• On a terrain map, what does a sloping line indicate?
• Which terrain feature is commonly associated with running water in a landscape?
• Which line states being disciplined and proficient in warrior tasks and drills?
• Which of the following is a major terrain feature?
• What is the pay grade category for Sergeant Major?
• In the SIHRIB evaluation, what does Impression refer to?
• What is the role of EOD in hazardous environments and how should hazards be reported?
• During a cyber incident, which action isolates infected devices to prevent spread and preserve evidence?
• Which item is protective gear in the SALUTE Report: Unit/Uniform?
• Which letter is associated with the phonetic name Oscar?
• Which tools are used to translate map grid coordinates into a ground reference?
• What are the standard steps of a basic weapons malfunction drill?
• What are essential convoy and vehicle defense procedures?
• Which combination supports effective navigation and security during night operations?
• Which category includes AH-64 and C130?
• How should soldiers maintain personal protective equipment (PPE) and why is gear discipline important?
• In the SIHRIB evaluation, what does Injuries refer to?
• What does MARCH stand for in casualty care?
• If splints are unavailable, what can be used to immobilize the limb?
• What is the primary purpose of triage in battlefield medicine?
• Sergeant belongs to which soldier category?
• What does WORD AFTER instruct you to do?
• What does WAIT OUT mean?
• Which of the following are indicators used in assessing casualty condition?
• What is the purpose of Rule of Engagement (ROE) and how does it influence soldier decisions?
• What action corresponds to the U level in alertness?
• What is the pay grade category for Master Sergeant?
• Which is an example of SALUTE Location?
• What does the SALUTE Size element include?
• During weapon handling, what should you do with your finger on the trigger until ready to fire?
• Which letter corresponds to the phonetic name Lima?
• What does ROGER mean?
• What does THIS IS mean?
• Which practice supports stealth movement in sensitive terrain?
• What should you do if you discover potential unexploded ordnance or hazardous munitions?
• In hazardous environments, what is the correct action regarding suspicious explosive hazards?
• Which category includes parachutes and ALICE packs?
• How does MEDEVAC differ from CASEVAC in terms of on-route medical care?
• What are general orders?
• What is a core principle of fire discipline on a mission?
• In the event of life-threatening extremity bleeding not controlled by pressure, what is the recommended action?
• In coordinate systems, what does the East-West coordinate mean?
• In burn management, which action is appropriate regarding clothing?
• In field radio communications, which practice aligns with standard discipline?
• Which element involves maintaining sight picture through and after the shot?
• How should the four ties be placed for securing a splint?
• How do you locate a position using terrain association on the ground in relation to a map?
• What is a depression on a terrain map?
• Which of the following is a minor terrain feature?
• Which statement reflects a listed Army Core Value in context of doing what is right?
• Which step is part of preparing the casualty for splinting?
• Which item is a military unit designation listed under SALUTE Report: Unit/Uniform?
• What does SAY AGAIN mean?
• Private belongs to which soldier category?
• Describe a typical 'contact with unknown threat' reaction drill.
• What elements support positive identification in a mixed civilian-military environment?
• Which sign indicates potential circulatory compromise at an injury site?
• In field radio practice, what technique improves clarity when transmitting identifiers?
• Which action is essential in initial burn care?
• Which term denotes Coordinated Universal Time in SALUTE Time?
• Which action should you take if you require relief?
• In a SALUTE report, what does SALUTE represent?
• What is the pay grade category for Sergeant First Class?
• In battlefield triage, what is the primary purpose of color coding?
• When applying a sling, which step is correct?
• What constitutes a Patrol Base and how do you set one up safely?
• What does a grid coordinate pair provide?
• What is the importance of team communications and redundancy in a networked battlefield?
• When applying a field dressing, what is a recommended initial action?
• Which skill set is essential for terrain association and navigation?
• Which items are typically included in a standard field medical kit for immediate care?
• Electrical burns often have entry and exit points. Which location is commonly an exit point?
• What is the purpose of proper stacking and sectors in room-clearing procedures?
• Which of the following lists contains only major terrain features?
• Which line repeats the speaker's identity as an American Soldier?
• Which of the following best characterizes signs of shock and casualty management in the field?
• Which list correctly identifies the three categories of soldiers?
• How is pace count used to measure distance on foot?
• What mnemonic is commonly used to recall the five major terrain features?
• Which Army Core Value is defined as "do what is right"?
• Which statement describes the Core Value of personal courage as listed?
• What is the first step in establishing security of the site?
• In the SIHRIB evaluation, what does Responsiveness refer to?
• What is the spoken form of 0004?
• What is the spoken form for 2109?
• What is the effect of redundancy in battlefield communications?
• In the levels of alertness, what does A indicate?