Lesson 3.7 Quiz

What are the roles/responsibilities of UNMO?

• Teach, Grade, Play, Sing

• Run, Jump, Swim, Dance

• Observe, Monitor, Assess, Verify

• Cook, Clean, Drive, Shop

What should you NOT do when encountering explosive hazards?

• Safely mark and report

• Move

• Ignore

• Touch

What are some indicators of IEDs?

• Victim Operated, Command Initiated, Time Initiated

• Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday

• Atmospherics, Warning Signs, Aiming Markers

• Components, Imagination, Destruction

What is the purpose of Crater Analysis?

• Determine direction and location of weapon systems

• Analyze cloud formations

• Find buried treasure

• Study plant growth patterns

What should you do if you find an IED?

• Try to disarm it yourself

• Approach and touch it

• Call for help and stay away

• Run away as fast as possible

What are some indicators of Mines and ERW?

• Broken windows, Loud noises, Fast cars

• Empty fields, Quiet surroundings, Bright lights

• Fresh flowers, Sunny weather, Birds chirping

• Damaged buildings, Restricted areas, Dead animals

What are some components of Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs)?

• Explosives, Container, Power Source, Switch

• Toys, Games, Movies, Music

• Books, Pencils, Paper, Eraser

• Food, Water, Shelter, Clothing

What is the main purpose of Victim Operated IEDs?

• Aggressor retains control, Optimum effect on intended target

• Avoid patterns and always do a risk assessment before traveling

• Insurgent retains control, Greater stand off between Contact Point and Firing Point

• Quick to emplace, Receiver and Transmitter operating on same frequency

What should you do in an Emergency in a Minefield?

• Movement STOPS, INFORM HQ, NOTE the area, EVALUATE your course of action, DO NOT MOVE

• Ignore the situation, Keep walking, Take a nap, Play games

• Jump up and down, Clap your hands, Sing a song, Dance

• Run around in circles, Scream loudly, Hide in a corner, Close your eyes

What are some indicators of Mines and ERW markings?

• Colors, Patterns, Textures, Sizes

• Symbols, Numbers, Letters, Shapes

• Local markings, Official markings, Humanitarian actors markings

• Animals, Plants, Rocks, Water