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The video tutorial discusses the concept of 'close order' and clarifies the term 'close quarters'. It aims to differentiate between these terms and their implications in various contexts.

What is the potential misunderstanding when discussing 'close order'?

• It is similar to 'close encounters'.

• It is related to 'right angles'.

• It is mistaken for 'close quarters'.

• It is often confused with 'right drugs'.

What is the correct term that was clarified in the video?

• Close encounters

• Close quarters

• Right drugs

• Close order

Which of the following is NOT a term discussed in the video?

• Close order

• Right drugs

• Close quarters

• Right angles

What does the term 'close quarters' refer to?

• A type of medication

• A military formation

• A mathematical concept

• A situation of proximity

Which term was confirmed as correct in the video?

• Close order

• Close encounters

• Right drugs

• Close quarters