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1.

The Pol Pot – Ieng Sary group carried out an extremist social transformation program that plunged Cambodia into chaos. Identify the group referred to.

a)

Pol Pot – Ieng Sary

b)

Cambodia

c)

Hitler

d)

U.S. imperialists

2.

The Kampuchean United Front for National Salvation was founded on which date?

a)

April 30, 1977

b)

June 15, 1978

c)

December 2, 1978

d)

January 7, 1979

3.

The Pol Pot – Ieng Sary group landed forces to seize Phu Quoc Island at what time?

a)

May 3, 1975

b)

May 10, 1975

c)

April 30, 1977

d)

December 23, 1978

4.

The Pol Pot – Ieng Sary group landed forces to seize Tho Chu Island at what time?

a)

May 3, 1975

b)

May 10, 1975

c)

April 30, 1977

d)

December 23, 1978

5.

Phnom Penh was liberated by Vietnamese volunteer forces on which date?

a)

April 30, 1977

b)

June 15, 1978

c)

December 2, 1978

d)

January 7, 1979

6.

The Politburo and Central Military Commission launched the war to drive out the Pol Pot – Ieng Sary clique at what time?

a)

April 30, 1977

b)

June 15, 1978

c)

December 2, 1978

d)

January 7, 1979

7.

Purpose of establishing the Kampuchean United Front for National Salvation.

a)

Unite with other countries to regain independence

b)

Restore slave-owning rule

c)

Overthrow the genocidal regime and rebuild the country

d)

Promote economic development

8.

The decisive factor enabling our army and people to win the war to defend the Fatherland on the Southwestern border was:

a)

Timely coordination with forces of peace‑loving countries

b)

Collapse of the Khmer Rouge

c)

The Party issued correct, creative political lines, goals, and directives

d)

Weaknesses in the Pol Pot regime’s management and logistics

9.

The purpose of the war to defend the Southwestern border was:

a)

Defend the nation’s maritime sovereignty and islands

b)

Protect the northern border from hostile encroachment

c)

Firmly safeguard national independence, sovereignty, unity, and territorial integrity

d)

Safeguard independence while boosting economic development

10.

During the war to defend the Southwestern border, how did we exercise the right of legitimate self‑defense?

a)

Border provinces’ armed forces directly fought to defend the Fatherland, accompanied by strong condemnation from progressive world opinion

b)

Combined our forces with armies of other countries to protect territorial sovereignty

c)

Used on‑site forces to organize defense to block the enemy, combined with counterattacks to recover islands and territory

d)

Built many fortifications to stop enemy attacks

11.

Why is the war to defend the Southwestern border said to embody the pure, faithful international spirit of the Vietnamese and Cambodian peoples?

a)

Because the Vietnamese people rescued the Cambodian people from genocidal disaster, restoring their right to live and work as human beings

b)

Because the Vietnamese people helped Cambodia defend its Southwestern border

c)

Because the Vietnamese people helped Cambodia restore its postwar economy

d)

Because the Vietnamese people shared anti‑enemy experience with the Cambodian people

12.

On the night of April 30, 1977, the Pol Pot – Ieng Sary clique unexpectedly launched attacks along the entire An Giang border line; how many of our compatriots were killed in total?

a)

578 people

b)

587 people

c)

758 people

d)

875 people

13.

On February 17, 1979, the Chinese authorities launched a war of aggression across our country’s border from which province to which province?

a)

Quang Ninh to Lai Chau

b)

Thai Binh to Quang Ninh

c)

Lai Chau to Hai Duong

d)

Bac Ninh to Thai Binh

14.

The nationwide general mobilization order to resist the Chinese invasion and defend the Northern border was issued at what time?

a)

February 17, 1979

b)

March 5, 1979

c)

March 18, 1979

d)

March 14, 1988

15.

Who signed the March 5, 1979 general mobilization order to resist the Chinese invasion and defend the Northern border?

a)

Party General Secretary Le Duan

b)

State President Ton Duc Thang

c)

Prime Minister Pham Van Dong

d)

General Vo Nguyen Giap

16.

The strategic principle of “using small to fight large, few to fight many” belongs to which military art in Vietnam’s defense?

a)

War to defend the Southwestern border

b)

War to defend the Northern border

c)

Struggle to defend maritime and island sovereignty

d)

Struggle to defend the Tay Nguyen border

17.

In the Northern border war, after being decisively counterattacked by our armed forces and people, China was forced to announce withdrawal from Vietnam’s territory at what time?

a)

February 17, 1979

b)

March 5, 1979

c)

March 18, 1979

d)

March 14, 1988

18.

In the Northern border war, when did China basically fail and completely withdraw its troops from our country?

a)

February 17, 1979

b)

March 5, 1979

c)

March 18, 1979

d)

March 14, 1988

19.

Vietnam’s mainland coastline is approximately how many kilometers long?

a)

3,260 km

b)

2,360 km

c)

6,320 km

d)

6,230 km

20.

Vietnam has about how many islands?

a)

1,000 islands

b)

2,000 islands

c)

3,000 islands

d)

4,000 islands

21.

Hoang Sa (Paracel) district belongs to which province/city of Vietnam?

a)

Da Nang

b)

Quang Nam

c)

Quang Ngai

d)

Khanh Hoa

22.

Truong Sa (Spratly) Island belongs to which province of Vietnam?

a)

Da Nang

b)

Quang Nam

c)

Quang Ngai

d)

Khanh Hoa

23.

In which year did the Chinese authorities send troops to attack and illegally occupy the eastern group of islands in the Hoang Sa archipelago?

a)

1956

b)

1974

c)

1979

d)

1988

24.

In which year did the Chinese authorities send troops to attack and illegally occupy the western group of islands in the Hoang Sa archipelago?

a)

1956

b)

1974

c)

1979

d)

1988

25.

In which year did the Chinese authorities use force to attack and illegally occupy the reefs of Chu Thap, Chau Vien, Ga Ven, Tu Nghia, Gac Ma, and Xu Bi in Vietnam’s Truong Sa archipelago?

a)

1956

b)

1974

c)

1979

d)

1988

26.

During the illegal seizure of reefs such as Chu Thap, Chau Vien, Ga Ven, Tu Nghia, Gac Ma, and Xu Bi in Truong Sa, how many of our naval soldiers were killed?

a)

64

b)

46

c)

9

d)

90

27.

How many countries claim sovereignty over all or part of the Truong Sa archipelago?

a)

5 countries

b)

6 countries

c)

7 countries

d)

8 countries

28.

Which of the following countries does not claim sovereignty over all or part of the Truong Sa archipelago?

a)

Vietnam

b)

China

c)

Philippines

d)

Singapore

29.

Select the correct statements about the war to defend the Southwestern border.

a)

It was a just war to defend national independence and sovereignty.

b)

Our forces only conducted defensive operations and did not counterattack.

c)

It ended victoriously on January 7, 1979.

d)

It expressed the pure international spirit of the Vietnamese people.

30.

Select the correct meanings of the two wars to defend the Fatherland (Southwestern border and Northern border).

a)

Affirmed the spirit of patriotism and national unity, cementing solidarity among ethnic groups.

b)

Ensured firm independence, sovereignty, unity, and territorial integrity.

c)

Elevated Vietnam’s national prestige in the international arena.

d)

Were wars of aggression caused by Vietnam.

31.

Analyze the historical significance and the pure international spirit of the Vietnamese people in the war to defend the Southwestern border. Choose the best summary.

a)

The war rescued the Cambodian people from genocide, helped rebuild their country, affirmed Vietnam’s just self‑defense, and strengthened international solidarity.

b)

The war primarily aimed at territorial expansion beyond internationally recognized borders.

c)

The war focused on economic gains rather than humanitarian goals.

d)

The war avoided any cooperation with the Cambodian people and rejected international solidarity.

32.

Analyze the significance of the two wars to defend the Fatherland (Southwestern and Northern borders) for the cause of building and defending the socialist Vietnam. Choose the best summary.

a)

They reaffirmed the people’s faith, unity, and strength; protected independence, sovereignty, and territorial integrity; and enhanced Vietnam’s international standing.

b)

They showed Vietnam’s reliance solely on foreign armies to secure sovereignty.

c)

They led to giving up border areas to avoid conflict, weakening national defense.

d)

They were limited to local skirmishes with no impact on national development or defense.

33.

In the military organization system, what is the highest organ of the Vietnam People’s Army?

a)

Ministry of National Defense

b)

General Staff

34.

Vietnam People's Army includes which forces?

a)

Main-force troops; local troops.

b)

Main-force troops; local troops; Border Guard.

c)

Main-force troops; local troops and militia–self-defense.

d)

Main-force troops; local troops; military region troops.

35.

Currently, across the territory of Vietnam, how many military regions are there?

a)

6 military regions.

b)

7 military regions.

c)

8 military regions.

d)

9 military regions.

36.

The Vietnam People's Army is under the direct command and administration of

a)

General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam.

b)

Chairman of the National Assembly.

c)

Prime Minister.

d)

Minister of National Defense.

37.

Who is the highest commander and administrator in the army?

a)

Director of the Operations Department.

b)

Commanders of combat units of the army.

c)

General, Deputy Minister of National Defense.

d)

Minister of National Defense.

38.

One of the functions of the General Staff in the army is

a)

A combat agency to defend the nation.

b)

An agency advising national defense.

c)

An agency commanding the national armed forces.

d)

An agency that organizes the national armed forces.

39.

One of the functions of the General Political Department in the army is

a)

In charge of organizing political education in the army.

b)

In charge of inspection work in the army.

c)

In charge of political propaganda in the army.

d)

In charge of Party work and political affairs in the army.

40.

Troops directly under the provincial/city Military Command are

a)

Main-force troops.

b)

Regional troops.

c)

Local troops.

d)

Border Guard.

41.

The Capital Command (Hanoi), the Ho Chi Minh City Command, and provincial Military Commands are military agencies at the level of

a)

Main-force.

b)

Regional troops.

c)

Local.

d)

Border Guard.

42.

Commanding, administering, building force development, training for readiness and combat of the People's Army and the militia–self-defense are the functions and tasks of

a)

General Staff.

b)

General Political Department.

c)

Military Region.

d)

Army Corps.

43.

Undertaking Party work and political work across the entire army is the function and task of

a)

General Staff.

b)

General Political Department.

c)

Military Region.

d)

Army Corps.

44.

Directing national defense in peacetime and building military potential; in wartime, commanding local armed forces to defend the territory of a military region are functions and tasks of

a)

Military Region.

b)

Army Corps.

c)

Local troops.

d)

Border Guard.

45.

The largest mobile unit of the Ground Forces, tasked with protecting national strategic areas, has the functions and tasks of

a)

Military Region.

b)

Army Corps.

c)

Local troops.

d)

Border Guard.

46.

Which of the following belong to the organizational system of the Vietnam People's Army? Select all that apply.

a)

Vietnam Veterans Association.

b)

General Staff.

c)

General Political Department.

d)

Provincial Military Command.

47.

Which force below is not part of the army's organization?

a)

Agencies of the Ministry of National Defense.

b)

Vietnam Coast Guard.

c)

Units under the Ministry of National Defense.

d)

Mobile Police Force.

48.

The service insignia (cap badge) of the Vietnam People's Army has the shape of

a)

a circle.

b)

a square.

c)

a triangle.

d)

a rectangle.

49.

Military ranks in the Vietnam People's Army come in how many sizes?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

50.

Commissioned officers in the Vietnam People's Army have how many rank groups and how many grades per group?

a)

3 groups, 12 grades: generals 4 grades, field officers 4 grades, soldiers 4 grades.

b)

3 groups, 12 grades: generals 4 grades, officers 4 grades, party cadres 4 grades.

c)

3 groups, 12 grades: generals 4 grades, field officers 3 grades, soldiers 5 grades.

d)

3 groups, 12 grades: generals 4 grades, field officers 4 grades, company-grade officers 4 grades.

51.

Arrange the admiral ranks of the Vietnam People's Navy from lower to higher.

a)

Rear Admiral → Vice Admiral → Admiral.

b)

Vice Admiral → Admiral → Rear Admiral.

c)

Rear Admiral → Vice Admiral → Admiral.

d)

Admiral → Admiral-in-Chief → Vice Admiral.

52.

Arrange the admiral ranks in the Navy of the Vietnam People's Army from lower to higher.

a)

Rear Admiral → Vice Admiral → Admiral.

b)

Vice Admiral → Admiral → Rear Admiral.

c)

Rear Admiral → Vice Admiral → Admiral.

d)

Admiral → Admiral-in-Chief → Vice Admiral.

53.

In the Navy, the rank of Rear Admiral is equivalent to

a)

Major General.

b)

Lieutenant General.

c)

Colonel General.

d)

General.

54.

In the Navy, the rank of Vice Admiral is equivalent to

a)

Major General.

b)

Lieutenant General.

c)

Colonel General.

d)

General.

55.

In the Navy, the rank of Admiral is equivalent to

a)

Major General.

b)

Lieutenant General.

c)

Colonel General.

d)

General.

56.

The branch badge of the Vietnam People's Army featuring a tank indicates the Corps of

a)

Armor.

b)

Artillery.

c)

Special Forces.

d)

Engineers.

57.

What is the highest-level organization in the system of the People's Public Security (Police)?

a)

Ministry of Public Security.

b)

Hanoi Municipal Police.

c)

Ho Chi Minh City Police.

d)

Guard Command.

58.

The Communist Party of Vietnam leads the People's Public Security according to the principle of

a)

absolute, direct leadership over personnel organization.

b)

absolute, direct leadership over politics.

c)

absolute, direct leadership over strategy.

d)

absolute, direct leadership over all aspects.

59.

The People's Public Security of Vietnam is under the direct command and administration of

a)

General Secretary.

b)

President.

c)

Prime Minister.

d)

Minister of Public Security.

60.

The People's Public Security of Vietnam consists of

a)

Security forces and commune police.

b)

Police forces and area/provincial police.

c)

Security forces and local police.

d)

Police forces and security forces.

61.

Advising, guiding, and enforcing state management of cybersecurity; preventing and combating cyber crimes under law are the functions and tasks of

a)

Department of Cybersecurity.

b)

Department of Criminal Police.

c)

Department of Drug Crime Investigation.

d)

Department of Administrative Management for Social Order.

62.

Advising, guiding, and carrying out professional measures to prevent, detect, investigate, and handle drug-related crimes are functions and tasks of

a)

Department of Cybersecurity.

b)

Department of Criminal Police.

c)

Department of Drug Crime Investigation.

d)

Department of Administrative Management for Social Order.

63.

Professional officers in the People's Public Security of Vietnam have how many rank groups and how many grades per group?

a)

3 groups, 12 grades: generals 4 grades, field officers 4 grades, soldiers 4 grades.

b)

3 groups, 12 grades: generals 4 grades, officers 4 grades, party cadres 4 grades.

c)

3 groups, 12 grades: generals 4 grades, field officers 3 grades, soldiers 5 grades.

d)

3 groups, 12 grades: generals 4 grades, field officers 4 grades, company-grade officers 4 grades.

64.

Technical specialist officers in the People's Public Security of Vietnam have how many rank groups and how many grades per group?

a)

2 groups, 7 grades: field officers 3 grades, company-grade officers 4 grades.

b)

2 groups, 8 grades: field officers 4 grades, company-grade officers 4 grades.

c)

3 groups, 12 grades: generals 4 grades, field officers 4 grades, soldiers 4 grades.

d)

3 groups, 12 grades: generals 4 grades, field officers 4 grades, company-grade officers 4 grades.

65.

Conscripts (enlisted personnel) have two ranks (Private and Private First Class). Is this statement correct or incorrect?

a)

Correct.

b)

Incorrect.

66.

When police officers wear uniforms on duty, where is the badge worn?

a)

On the cap/helmet.

b)

On the shoulder.

c)

On the collar tab.

d)

On the pocket flap.

67.

Select all statements that correctly describe the functions and tasks of the Ministry of Public Security.

a)

The Ministry of Public Security is a Government body managing state affairs in national security.

b)

The main task of the Ministry of Public Security is ensuring social order and safety.

c)

The Ministry of Public Security has the authority to issue orders for general mobilization of the armed forces.

d)

The Ministry of Public Security organizes and manages the People's Public Security force.

68.

The sleeve rank insignia of the Vietnam Coast Guard has a blue background with yellow edging. Is this statement correct or incorrect?

a)

Correct.

b)

Incorrect.

69.

Present the full name, rank, and position of the person currently holding the post of Minister of Public Security of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.

a)

General Lương Tam Quang, Minister of Public Security

b)

General Tô Lâm, Minister of Public Security

c)

General Trần Đại Quang, Minister of Public Security

d)

General Phan Văn Giang, Minister of Public Security

70.

Present the full name, rank, and position of the person currently holding the post of Minister of National Defence of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.

a)

General Lương Tam Quang, Minister of National Defence

b)

General Phan Văn Giang, Minister of National Defence

c)

General Tô Lâm, Minister of National Defence

d)

General Nguyễn Huệ, Minister of National Defence

71.

How many academies are there in the Vietnamese People’s Army school system?

a)

8 academies

b)

9 academies

c)

10 academies

d)

11 academies

72.

How many academies in the Army’s school system do not recruit candidates directly from high school students?

a)

1 academy

b)

2 academies

c)

3 academies

d)

4 academies

73.

Which academy does not recruit candidates directly from high school students?

a)

Academy of National Defense

b)

Academy of Military Engineering

c)

Air Defense – Air Force Academy

d)

Naval Academy

74.

Which academy does not recruit regular undergraduate students directly from high school students?

a)

Infantry Academy

b)

Academy of Military Engineering

c)

Air Defense – Air Force Academy

d)

Naval Academy

75.

Which academy does not recruit candidates directly from high school students?

a)

Academy of Politics

b)

Academy of Military Engineering

c)

Air Defense – Air Force Academy

d)

Naval Academy

76.

The Infantry Officer School 1 has another official name. What is it?

a)

Tran Quoc Tuan University

b)

Nguyen Hue University

c)

Ngo Quyen University

d)

Tran Dai Nghia University

77.

The Infantry Officer School 2 has another official name. What is it?

a)

Tran Quoc Tuan University

b)

Nguyen Hue University

c)

Ngo Quyen University

d)

Tran Dai Nghia University

78.

The Military Engineering Officer School has another official name. What is it?

a)

Tran Quoc Tuan University

b)

Nguyen Hue University

c)

Ngo Quyen University

d)

Tran Dai Nghia University

79.

The Military Technical Officer School has another official name. What is it?

a)

Tran Quoc Tuan University

b)

Nguyen Hue University

c)

Ngo Quyen University

d)

Tran Dai Nghia University

80.

The Military Medical Academy has another official name. What is it?

a)

Le Huu Trac University of Medicine and Pharmacy

b)

Hanoi Medical University

c)

Dang Van Ngu College of Health

d)

Dang Thuy Tram College of Health

81.

Which school (academy) does not recruit candidates directly from high school students?

a)

Military Medical Academy

b)

Infantry Officer School 1

c)

Special Forces Officer School

d)

Naval Technical College

82.

Which of the following is not an eligible applicant group for admission to Army schools?

a)

Soldiers currently serving for at least 12 months in the Army

b)

Young men outside the Army (numbers subject to annual regulations, but not limited)

c)

Young women outside the Army (numbers subject to annual regulations)

d)

Civilian national-defense employees with at least 06 months of Army service

83.

For civilian applicants (students) outside the Army who register for admission to Army schools, the maximum age is not more than how many years?

a)

20 years

b)

21 years

c)

22 years

d)

23 years

84.

For soldiers currently on active duty who register for admission to Army schools, the maximum age is not more than how many years?

a)

20 years

b)

21 years

c)

22 years

d)

23 years

85.

When non-Army youth participate in admission to Army schools, through which selection body must they apply?

a)

Military admissions board at the commune/ward/town level (candidate’s place of residence)

b)

The high school where the candidate is studying

c)

The commune People’s Committee (candidate’s place of residence)

d)

The university where the candidate registers their preferences

86.

How many admission methods do Army schools use?

a)

3 methods

b)

4 methods

c)

5 methods

d)

6 methods

87.

How many academies are there in the People’s Public Security school system?

a)

3 academies

b)

4 academies

c)

5 academies

d)

6 academies

88.

How many universities are there in the People’s Public Security school system?

a)

3 universities

b)

4 universities

c)

5 universities

d)

6 universities

89.

The maximum age for candidates registering for the People’s Public Security universities is not more than how many years?

a)

20 years

b)

22 years

c)

25 years

d)

27 years

90.

The maximum age for ethnic minority candidates allowed to register for the People’s Public Security universities is not more than how many years?

a)

20 years

b)

22 years

c)

25 years

d)

27 years

91.

The objective of the People’s Security Academy is to train in which specialization?

a)

Security operations

b)

Police operations

c)

Party building and State administration

d)

Foreign languages (English, Chinese)

92.

The objective of the People’s Police Academy is to train in which specialization?

a)

Security operations

b)

Police operations

c)

Party building and State administration

d)

Foreign languages (English, Chinese)

93.

The objective of the People’s Public Security Political Academy is to train in which specialization?

a)

Security operations

b)

Police operations

c)

Party building and State administration

d)

Foreign languages (English, Chinese)

94.

The objective of the International Academy is to train in which specialization?

a)

Foreign languages (English, Chinese)

b)

Police operations

c)

Party building and State administration

d)

Security operations

95.

The People’s Security University and the People’s Police University recruit candidates from the southern region starting from which city/province southward?

a)

Hue

b)

Da Nang

c)

Quang Nam

d)

Nha Trang

96.

Regulations on admission to People’s Public Security schools: select all statements that are correct.

a)

Candidates applying to the People’s Public Security universities must not be older than 22 years

b)

Ethnic minority candidates are allowed up to 2 additional years of age to register

c)

Candidates must participate in the preliminary selection at the district-level Police of their place of residence

d)

All People’s Public Security schools organize combined admission for talents with aptitude only

97.

Regulations on admission to Army schools: select all statements that are correct.

a)

Soldiers currently serving for at least 12 months are allowed to register for the exam

b)

Candidates must pass preliminary health, political, and profile screening

c)

Application dossiers are submitted to the high school where the student is studying

d)

Female citizens are not allowed to apply to the Military Medical Academy

98.

After graduation, cadets from Army and People’s Public Security schools will be assigned to serve where and perform which duties? Select all statements that are correct.

a)

They are commissioned as officers with appropriate ranks

b)

They serve in Army units or Police units according to assignment

c)

They perform duties to protect the Fatherland, maintain security, order, and social safety

d)

They primarily work in private companies unrelated to defense or security

99.

What should high school students prepare if they aspire to apply to Army or People’s Public Security schools? Select all statements that are correct.

a)

Study well academically; train physical fitness and moral character

b)

Research the eligibility conditions; register for preliminary selection according to regulations

c)

Maintain legal awareness, patriotism, and a desire to serve the people

d)

Focus only on test-taking tips and ignore selection regulations