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1.

What are the main functions of the Law "On Defense"?

a)

Establishing the procedure for fulfilling the general military obligations of citizens of Uzbekistan

b)

Establishing the procedure for citizens of Uzbekistan to fulfill military service

c)

Organizing defense, defining the legal foundations of command of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Uzbekistan, setting state bodies’ powers in ensuring national defense, and determining the participation of self-governing bodies, enterprises, organizations, and citizens in defense

d)

Establishing the procedure for citizens’ military training and their conscription for military service

2.

What is defense?

a)

It is the sacred duty of every citizen

b)

Service in the Armed Forces of the Republic of Uzbekistan

c)

The set of measures ensuring the sovereignty, territorial integrity, and peaceful life of the population of the Republic of Uzbekistan, including political, economic, military, social, legal, informational, organizational, and other measures

d)

All of the answers are correct

3.

How many basic principles are there in the state policy in the field of defense?

a)

8

b)

9

c)

10

d)

11

4.

What do the tasks of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Uzbekistan consist of?

a)

Protecting the country’s peace

b)

Repelling armed aggression against the country

c)

Maintaining order and discipline in the country

d)

Preventing and repelling wars and armed conflicts, protecting the national interests, sovereignty, and territorial integrity of the Republic of Uzbekistan, and ensuring a peaceful life for the population

5.

What do the Armed Forces of the Republic of Uzbekistan include?

a)

The army

b)

The army and industry

c)

Military formations established by the state, their components, and other military structures

d)

All of the answers are correct

6.

On what basis do the Armed Forces build and conduct their activities?

a)

On general military regulations

b)

On combat regulations

c)

On the rule of law, centralized leadership and unity of command, constant readiness, and adherence to military discipline

d)

All of the answers are correct

7.

Who leads the Armed Forces?

a)

The Minister of Defense

b)

The Chairperson of the Oliy Majlis

c)

The Prime Minister

d)

The President of the Republic of Uzbekistan — Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces

8.

Who carries out the operational leadership of the Armed Forces?

a)

The Joint Staff of the Armed Forces

b)

The Minister of Defense

c)

The Cabinet of Ministers

d)

All of the answers are correct

9.

Who ensures the conduct of state policy in managing the forces under the Ministry of Defense, and in the fields of defense and military construction?

a)

The Oliy Majlis

b)

The Cabinet of Ministers

c)

The Minister of Defense

d)

The General Staff of the Armed Forces

10.

Which body develops and implements decisions in the field of protecting the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Republic of Uzbekistan?

a)

The Oliy Majlis

b)

The Cabinet of Ministers

c)

The Minister of Defense

d)

The Joint Staff of the Armed Forces

11.

What is a military district?

a)

A local state body

b)

A self-governing body of citizens

c)

The main military-administrative unit in operational directions that ensures the security and territorial integrity of the Republic of Uzbekistan and is a unified operational-strategic territorial administrative formation

d)

All of the answers are correct

12.

How is a state of war declared?

a)

Declared at the discretion of the Minister of Defense

b)

Declared in the manner prescribed by law when the Republic of Uzbekistan is at war

c)

Declared by the Cabinet of Ministers

d)

Declared by the commander of a military district

13.

When is wartime announced?

a)

When ordered by the Minister of Defense

b)

When ordered by the Chief of the General Staff

c)

It begins from the moment a state of war is declared and ends after hostilities cease

d)

All of the answers are correct

14.

When is mobilization announced?

a)

Upon the order of the Minister of Defense

b)

Upon declaration of a state of war or the introduction of a state of emergency

c)

Upon the order of a military district commander

d)

Upon a gubernatorial directive

15.

What is territorial defense?

a)

Protecting the state border and conducting defense, protecting the population and facilities from sabotage and terrorist attacks

b)

Carrying out territorial defense in one province

c)

Carrying out territorial defense in one district

d)

All of the answers are correct

16.

What are armed conflicts?

a)

One state severing diplomatic relations with another state

b)

One state entering another state by force

c)

Limited-scale military disputes (hostilities and armed clashes). In such cases, a state of war is not declared

d)

Clashes between gangs

17.

How are defense needs financed?

a)

From the budget of the Ministry of Defense

b)

From all ministries within their powers

c)

From the Cabinet of Ministers’ budget

d)

From the state budget and other sources in accordance with legal documents

18.

When was the Law "On Defense" adopted?

a)

May 11, 2001

b)

May 11, 2002

c)

July 11, 2001

d)

June 11, 2002

19.

When was the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan "On General Military Duty" adopted?

a)

May 1, 2000

b)

November 10, 2001

c)

November 12, 2001

d)

December 12, 2002

20.

The Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan "On General Military Duty and Military Service" consists of how many sections and how many articles?

a)

IX sections, 51 articles

b)

X sections, 41 articles

c)

XI sections, 31 articles

d)

XII sections, 61 articles

21.

To whom is general military duty not applied?

a)

Women

b)

Men over 45 and women

c)

All citizens who do not wish to serve

d)

Persons who are not citizens of Uzbekistan but reside in its territory (temporary or permanent)

22.

Who are considered conscripts?

a)

Persons in military service

b)

Persons recorded at district (city) call-up sites to be called for military service

c)

Persons exempted

d)

Persons not registered for military records for various reasons

23.

Who are called servicemen?

a)

Persons in military service

b)

Persons recorded at district (city) call-up sites to be called for military service

c)

Persons exempted

d)

Persons not registered for military records for various reasons

24.

Who are liable for military service?

a)

Persons in the reserve of the Armed Forces or in stock

b)

Persons recorded at district (city) call-up sites to be called for military service

c)

Persons exempted

d)

Persons not registered for military records for various reasons

25.

What is military service?

a)

Citizens' civic duty in Uzbekistan

b)

Citizens' constitutional right in Uzbekistan

c)

A separate type of public service related to citizens of Uzbekistan performing general military duty in the ranks of the Armed Forces

d)

All answers are correct

26.

How many types of military service are there?

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

6

27.

In peacetime, men of what ages are called to military service?

a)

Ages 16–24

b)

Ages 18–27

c)

Ages 19–28

d)

Ages 17–28

28.

What is fixed-term military service?

a)

Mandatory service in the ranks of the Armed Forces for citizens of conscription age in enlisted and sergeant posts, and for officers who have not performed military service previously, during the period specified by law documents

b)

Service for those who are not subject to call-up and are free from conscription but are called to the ranks of the Armed Forces in the next conscription period

c)

Voluntary true military service in the ranks of the Armed Forces based on contract concluded with the state through ministries and agencies

d)

True military service, including service of reservists in mobilization call-up reserve who have served as enlisted personnel, sergeants, and officers, to replenish units to staffing levels during peacetime and strengthen formations during wartime, introduced on the basis of general military duty

29.

What is military service in the mobilization call-up reserve?

a)

Mandatory service in the ranks of the Armed Forces for citizens of conscription age in enlisted and sergeant posts, and for officers who have not performed military service previously, during the period specified by law documents

b)

Service for those who are not subject to call-up and are free from conscription but are called to the ranks of the Armed Forces in the next conscription period

c)

Voluntary true military service based on a contract concluded with the state through ministries and agencies

30.

What is contract-based military service?

a)

Mandatory service in the ranks of the Armed Forces for citizens of conscription age in enlisted and sergeant posts, and for officers who have not performed military service previously, during the period specified by law documents

b)

Service for those who are not subject to call-up and are free from conscription but are called to the ranks of the Armed Forces in the next conscription period

c)

Voluntary true military service in the ranks of the Armed Forces based on a contract concluded with the state through ministries and agencies

d)

True military service, including service of reservists in mobilization call-up reserve who have served as enlisted personnel, sergeants, and officers, to replenish units to staffing levels during peacetime and strengthen formations during wartime, introduced on the basis of general military duty

31.

What is the duration of fixed-term military service?

a)

12 months for enlisted and sergeants (12 months for those with higher education)

b)

18 months for enlisted and sergeants (12 months for those with higher education)

c)

24 months for enlisted and sergeants (24 months for those with higher education)

d)

All answers are correct

32.

Under fixed-term service call-up, what is the service duration for officers assigned to officer posts?

a)

16 months

b)

11 months

c)

10 months

d)

12 months

33.

How is military service in the mobilization call-up reserve organized?

a)

On a territorial basis in the form of monthly assemblies

b)

On a production basis in the form of monthly assemblies

c)

On a territorial principle in the form of monthly assemblies

d)

All answers are correct

34.

Men of what ages are called to military service in the mobilization call-up reserve?

a)

Ages 18–27

b)

Ages 16–24

c)

Ages 18–24

d)

Ages 19–27

35.

What is the initial contract duration when entering military service under a contract?

a)

5 years for enlisted and sergeants, 5 years for officers

b)

5 years for enlisted and sergeants, 7 years for officers

c)

7 years for enlisted and sergeants, 25 years for officers

d)

9 years for enlisted and sergeants, 25 years for officers

36.

What is the service of reservists who have served in the Armed Forces?

a)

Mandatory service in the ranks of the Armed Forces for citizens of conscription age in enlisted and sergeant posts, and for officers who have not performed military service previously, during the period specified by law documents

b)

Service for those who are not subject to call-up and are free from conscription but are called to the ranks of the Armed Forces in the next conscription period

c)

Voluntary true military service in the ranks of the Armed Forces based on a contract concluded with the state through ministries and agencies

d)

True military service, including service of reservists in mobilization call-up reserve who have served as enlisted personnel, sergeants, and officers, to replenish units to staffing levels during peacetime and strengthen formations during wartime, introduced on the basis of general military duty

37.

How are servicemen and those liable for military service categorized?

a)

Corporals, sergeants, officers

b)

Sergeants, warrant officers, officers

c)

Enlisted personnel, sergeants, officers

d)

All answers are correct

38.

How are officers categorized?

a)

Lieutenants, colonels, generals

b)

Junior officers, senior officers, generals

c)

Junior officers, senior officers, marshals

d)

All answers are correct

39.

What is the highest military rank in the Armed Forces of the Republic of Uzbekistan?

a)

Army General

b)

Marshal

c)

Generalissimo

d)

All answers are correct

40.

How are officers deprived of military rank?

a)

By order of the Minister of Defense

b)

By decision of the Prime Minister

c)

By court ruling

d)

Based on the order of a unit commander

41.

How are military positions categorized?

a)

Enlisted personnel, sergeants, officers

b)

Sergeants, warrant officers, officers

c)

Warrant officers, officers, generals

d)

Junior officers, senior officers, generals

42.

Appointment to and removal from positions of servicemen, as well as reassignment to other positions, is carried out on the basis of which document?

a)

In accordance with the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan

b)

In accordance with the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan "On Defense"

c)

In accordance with the order of the unit commander

d)

In accordance with the Regulation on the procedure of military service for citizens of the Republic of Uzbekistan

43.

Who approves the military uniforms and distinctive insignia of servicemen?

a)

By the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan

b)

By the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan

c)

By the Minister of Defense

d)

By the unit commander

44.

Who determines the rules for wearing military uniforms?

a)

By the Oliy Majlis

b)

By the Cabinet of Ministers

c)

By the Minister of Defense

d)

By the unit commander

45.

Under whose overall leadership is preparation of conscripts for military service conducted?

a)

Oliy Majlis

b)

Cabinet of Ministers

c)

President’s Administration

d)

Ministry of Defense

46.

Prior-to-conscription initial training is taught according to which law?

a)

Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan “On Education”

b)

Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan “On General Military Duty and Military Service”

c)

General military regulations

d)

All answers are correct

47.

Where is conscripts’ military-technical specialization training conducted?

a)

Institutions of the Ministry of Public Education

b)

Vocational education colleges

c)

Training centers under regional directorates for defense affairs

d)

All answers are correct

48.

Who is admitted to training centers under regional directorates for defense affairs?

a)

Citizens who are 17 years old and medically fit for military service

b)

All citizens interested in mastering a military-technical specialty

c)

Citizens recommended by district (city) governors

d)

All answers are correct

49.

Where can citizens who wish to enroll in higher military education institutions complete their preparatory training?

a)

General secondary schools

b)

Vocational colleges and academic lyceums

c)

“Vatanparvar” training institutions

d)

Military lyceums, general education schools, specialized secondary and vocational colleges, at training centers under regional directorates for defense affairs or independently

50.

Where is the training of reserve and standby officers among higher education institutions carried out?

a)

Military departments

b)

By a faculty dean’s instruction

c)

Military training units (military departments, cycles and faculties) within those institutions

d)

All answers are correct

51.

Up to what age are students admitted for military training at a university’s military department?

a)

Up to 2525 years

b)

Up to 2626 years

c)

Up to 2727 years

d)

Up to 2828 years

52.

For what purpose are citizens registered at conscription districts?

a)

To inform them about going to military service

b)

To check their health status

c)

To ascertain the health of conscripts

d)

To take conscripts onto the military register, determine their number, clarify their suitability category for service, and assess general education and physical fitness levels

53.

At what age are citizens registered at a conscription district?

a)

1515 years

b)

1616 years

c)

1717 years

d)

1818 years

54.

Where are conscription districts organized?

a)

In district (city) departments for defense affairs

b)

In district (city) governor’s offices

c)

In the “Vatanparvar” organization

d)

All answers are correct

55.

What is issued to a conscript registered at a conscription district?

a)

Citizen’s passport

b)

Military ID

c)

Certificate of registration

d)

Letter of commendation

56.

Calling citizens to fixed-term military service and to service in the mobilization call-up reserve is carried out according to whose decision?

a)

Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan

b)

Decision of the Cabinet of Ministers

c)

Order of the Minister of Defense

d)

Directive of the district (city) governor

57.

Who determines the composition and procedures of the conscription commission?

a)

Oliy Majlis (Parliament)

b)

Cabinet of Ministers

c)

Ministry of Defense

d)

District (city) governor’s office

58.

Who heads the district conscription commission?

a)

District governor

b)

District prosecutor

c)

Head of the district defense affairs department

d)

Deputy district governor

59.

Which of the following is a function of the conscription commission?

a)

Register conscripts

b)

Check conscripts’ health

c)

Inform about military service

d)

Send citizens to military and alternative service

60.

Under which document do citizens being conscripted to military or alternative service undergo medical examination?

a)

Law “On Defense”

b)

Regulations on medical examinations during peace and wartime in the Armed Forces

c)

Order of the head of the district (city) defense affairs department

d)

All answers are correct

61.

Who has the right to review and annul the decision of a district (city) conscription commission?

a)

District governor

b)

Regional governor

c)

Regional prosecutor

d)

Regional conscription commission

62.

For which reasons may a conscript’s call-up be postponed?

a)

Based on the conscript’s petition

b)

Based on the petition of the conscript’s parents

c)

By decision of the conscription commission due to family circumstances, health, or to continue studies

d)

On instruction of the head of the district (city) defense affairs department

63.

Do persons expelled from an educational institution retain the right to postpone conscription?

a)

They retain the right

b)

They are deprived of the right

c)

They retain it only if they wish

d)

They retain it only if the institution head wishes

64.

How is postponement of conscription due to family circumstances carried out?

a)

On the petition of parents

b)

By confirming, according to legal documents, that the conscript is the only capable caregiver or similar family-need situations (such as parents’ incapacity, absence of other able-bodied children, guardian status, or comparable conditions)

c)

On the petition of the neighborhood citizens’ assembly

d)

All answers are correct

65.

Who is exempted from conscription to military service in peacetime?

a)

Those found unfit for military service by health assessments, conscripts who lost a close relative while that relative was performing military service, and conscripts holding clerical rank in a registered religious organization

b)

On the conscript’s personal petition

c)

On the petition of the conscript’s parents

d)

On the petition of the neighborhood citizens’ assembly

66.

By whose order may reserve officers who have not previously served be called to military service?

a)

Minister of Defense

b)

Prime Minister

c)

District governor

d)

Head of the district defense affairs department

67.

Up to what age may reserve officers be called to military service?

a)

3535 years

b)

4040 years

c)

4545 years

d)

5050 years

68.

Up to what age may one enter military service in enlisted positions under contract?

a)

1818 years

b)

2424 years

c)

3030 years

d)

4040 years

69.

Up to what age may former enlisted soldiers and sergeants who previously served under contract enter military service in enlisted and sergeant positions?

a)

1818 years

b)

2424 years

c)

3030 years

d)

4040 years

70.

Up to what age may one enter military service as a cadet of military educational institutions?

a)

At whatever age citizens wish

b)

Citizens aged 1717 to 2121 , and citizens aged 1818 to 2525 who are soldiers and sergeants are obliged

c)

Up to 3030 years

d)

All answers are correct

71.

What guarantees are provided to citizens called up for military service?

a)

Everything the serviceman wishes is guaranteed

b)

Nothing is guaranteed

c)

Constitutional rights are guaranteed

d)

During conscription one is freed from work, the average wage at the workplace is retained, travel expenses are reimbursed, and during inpatient treatment disability benefits are paid

72.

By which documents is the procedure for performing military service defined?

a)

Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan

b)

Law “On Defense”

c)

Law “On General Military Duty and Military Service” and the Regulation on the procedure for military service of citizens of the Republic of Uzbekistan

d)

General military regulations

73.

What is the age limit for enlisted soldiers (sailors) serving under contract to remain in military service?

a)

3535 years

b)

4040 years

c)

4545 years

d)

5050 years

74.

What is the age limit for colonels to remain in military service?

a)

4545 years

b)

5050 years

c)

5252 years

d)

5555 years

75.

What is the age limit for officers with the rank of major and lieutenant colonel to remain in military service?

a)

5050 years

b)

5757 years

c)

6060 years

d)

6262 years

76.

What is the age limit for officers with the ranks of major general, lieutenant general, and colonel general to remain in military service?

a)

5555 years

b)

6060 years

c)

6565 years

d)

7070 years

77.

By how many years can the service period of medically fit servicemen with academic degrees and significant work experience be extended beyond the service age limit?

a)

Up to 33 years

b)

Up to 55 years

c)

Up to 77 years

d)

Up to 1010 years

78.

From what moment is the commencement of being in military service counted for conscripts or reserve officers called to military service?

a)

From the day the conscript or reserve officer arrives at the defense affairs department for dispatch

b)

From the day the conscript or reserve officer personally chooses

c)

From the day the head of the defense affairs department files a report

d)

All answers are correct

79.

Which date is accepted as the end of military service?

a)

The day the serviceman is removed from the personal roster by the order of the unit commander

b)

The day chosen by the serviceman at his own will

c)

The day chosen by the serviceman’s father or mother

d)

All answers are correct

80.

For those admitted to a military educational institution, when does the period of being in military service begin?

a)

On the day they are summoned to the defense department

b)

On the day the defense department separates their file

c)

On the day they enter the military educational institution

d)

On the day chosen by the conscript himself

81.

Who are called “Cadets”?

a)

Citizens studying at military educational institutions, if they do not have an officer rank

b)

Citizens studying at military educational institutions, if they have an officer rank

c)

Those invited due to interest in the officer profession

d)

All answers are incorrect

82.

Who are called “Listeners”?

a)

Citizens studying at military educational institutions, if they do not have an officer rank

b)

Citizens studying at military educational institutions, if they have an officer rank

c)

Those invited due to interest in the officer profession

d)

All answers are incorrect

83.

Where are cadets expelled from a military educational institution sent?

a)

To a place chosen by the cadet

b)

To a place chosen by the cadet’s parents

c)

They are released to the reserve or discharged; if the fixed term of military service has not been completed, they are sent to serve in the military unit to complete it

d)

To a place preferred for continuing studies

84.

Under what circumstances is a serviceman discharged from military service? The following grounds apply: misconduct where the commander cannot keep him; at the request of parents; reaching the age limit for being in military service for servicemen; completion of the fixed term of military service; expiration of the contract; staff reductions or other organizational measures making continued service impossible; health reasons established by a military‑medical commission; termination of the contract early due to the initiative of one party under law; expulsion from a military educational institution; unsuitability to perform duties; loss of citizenship of the Republic of Uzbekistan; deprivation of military rank; entry into force of a court verdict.

a)

Only for misconduct or at parents’ request

b)

Only upon reaching the age limit, completion of term, or contract expiration

c)

All listed legal, organizational, and health grounds

d)

All answers are correct

85.

What is the age limit for privates and sergeants to be in the reserve?

a)

40 years

b)

45 years

c)

48 years

d)

50 years

86.

What is the age limit for junior officers to be in the reserve?

a)

40 years

b)

45 years

c)

48 years

d)

50 years

87.

What is the age limit for senior officers in the reserve?

a)

50 years

b)

55 years

c)

60 years

d)

65 years

88.

What is the age limit for generals in the reserve?

a)

50 years

b)

55 years

c)

60 years

d)

65 years

89.

Into how many categories is the reserve divided?

a)

2 categories

b)

3 categories

c)

4 categories

d)

5 categories

90.

Who are called to military gatherings?

a)

Any male citizen at his own will

b)

Those not admitted to higher military education

c)

Citizens discharged from military service three years earlier

d)

During the period of being in the reserve of compulsory military service

91.

For compulsory military servicemen in the reserve, what is the maximum duration of military gatherings?

a)

Up to 20 days

b)

Up to 30 days

c)

Up to 45 days

d)

Up to 60 days

92.

In emergencies, according to the decision of the Cabinet of Ministers, for how long can citizens be called to military gatherings?

a)

Up to 20 days

b)

Up to 30 days

c)

Up to 45 days

d)

Up to 60 days

93.

Who can be exempted from military gatherings?

a)

Those obligated to compulsory military service

b)

Those wishing to head the defense department

c)

Those booked for enterprises and organizations for mobilization needs

d)

All answers are incorrect

94.

Up to which military rank can compulsory military servicemen in the reserve be granted?

a)

Major

b)

Lieutenant Colonel

c)

Colonel

d)

Major General

95.

When a reservist reaches the age limit for being in the reserve or is recognized unfit for military service due to health, what is done?

a)

Placed in the general reserve

b)

Retired and pensioned

c)

Discharged and removed from military records

d)

All answers are correct

96.

What is alternative service?

a)

A service type chosen by a conscript at his own will

b)

A service type chosen according to domestic conditions

c)

A service type chosen according to health conditions

d)

A separate service performed in the economic or social sector instead of conscription by call, involving work with lower qualification requirements

97.

Who has the right to undertake alternative service?

a)

Any citizen at his own will

b)

Any citizen selected by the district draft commission

c)

Citizens registered and subject to conscription who, due to religious beliefs, do not use weapons and belong to registered religious organizations

d)

All answers are correct

98.

What is the duration of alternative service?

a)

12 months (9 months for those with higher education)

b)

18 months (12 months for those with higher education)

c)

24 months (18 months for those with higher education)

d)

30 months (24 months for those with higher education)

99.

What percentage of wages is paid to those performing alternative service?

a)

80 percent

b)

70 percent

c)

60 percent

d)

50 percent

100.

Do employees in alternative service take an oath to the Motherland?

a)

They take the oath if they wish

b)

They do not take the oath

c)

No oath is required

d)

They are called to military gatherings and take the oath to the Motherland

101.

Where are citizens discharged from alternative service sent?

a)

To a place chosen by the serviceman

b)

To a place chosen by the serviceman’s parents

c)

To a place desired by the unit commander

d)

To the reserve of the Armed Forces

102.

On the basis of which document are citizens who have completed the specified terms of alternative service discharged?

a)

By a Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan

b)

By a Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan

c)

By a decision of the Oliy Majlis of the Republic of Uzbekistan

d)

By a Decision of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan

103.

For what purpose is military registration established?

a)

To select privates and officers

b)

To account for and analyze resources in the state suitable for military service

c)

To determine the composition of sergeants

d)

All answers are correct

104.

Who is subject to military registration?

a)

Conscripts and draftees

b)

Privates and sergeants

c)

Sergeants and officers

d)

Officers and privates

105.

What types of military registration exist?

a)

General

b)

Special

c)

General and special

d)

All answers are incorrect

106.

After discharge from military service, within how many days must those discharged and those obligated to compulsory military service arrive at the relevant defense department at their place of residence?

a)

Within 1 day

b)

Within 2 days

c)

Within 3 days

d)

Within 4 days

107.

When conscripts and draftees change their permanent place of residence, within what period must they deregister at the former residence and register at the new residence?

a)

If the permanent residence changes for one and a half months or when going on a business trip for more than three months

b)

If the permanent residence changes for one month or when going on a business trip for more than two months

c)

If the permanent residence changes for two months or when going on a business trip for more than three months

d)

All answers are correct

108.

During wartime, based on which document is conscription carried out under mobilization?

a)

By a decision of the Cabinet of Ministers

b)

By a Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan

c)

By a decision of the Oliy Majlis

d)

By an order of the Minister of Defense

109.

On the basis of which document is release from mobilization carried out?

a)

By a decision of the Cabinet of Ministers

b)

By a Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan

c)

By a decision of the Oliy Majlis

d)

By an order of the Minister of Defense

110.

From which source are the financial and material measures related to fulfilling universal military obligation and undergoing military service funded?

a)

From the budget of the Ministry of Defense

b)

From the budget of the Ministry of Public Education

c)

From the budget of the Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education

d)

From the State budget funds of the Republic of Uzbekistan and other sources in accordance with laws and official documents

111.

Pre-conscription initial training in the Republic of Uzbekistan is organized and conducted based on which laws?

a)

On Education

b)

National Program for Personnel Training

c)

On Defense; On General Military Duty and Military Service

d)

By order of the Minister of Defense

112.

Where are youth who received low marks in pre-conscription initial training given additional instruction before being called up for military service?

a)

At the educational institutions they previously attended

b)

In district (city) defense affairs departments

c)

In “Vatanparvar” educational institutions

d)

In health-improvement defense-sport camps organized by local authorities

113.

Under the leadership of which state body is the preparation of youth for military service carried out?

a)

Oliy Majlis (Parliament)

b)

Cabinet of Ministers

c)

Ministry of Defense

d)

Ministry of Higher Education

114.

Which state body is entrusted with organizing, conducting, and controlling the results of preparing youth for military service?

a)

Oliy Majlis (Parliament)

b)

Ministry of Defense and relevant ministries

c)

Cabinet of Ministers

d)

Ministries of Higher and Public Education

115.

Which state body develops and approves the curriculum for pre-conscription initial training?

a)

Ministry of Defense

b)

“Vatanparvar” organization

c)

Ministries of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education

d)

Ministry of Public Education

116.

Who organizes and conducts oversight of teaching the CHQBT subject and of the military-patriotic education of youth?

a)

“Vatanparvar” Central Council

b)

Ministry of Public Education

c)

Ministry of Defense

d)

Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education

117.

Which body carries out the preparation of CHQBT teachers and physical education teachers?

a)

Ministry of Defense

b)

Ministry of Health

c)

Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education

d)

Ministry of Public Education

118.

Who selects CHQBT teachers for general education schools, vocational colleges, and academic lyceums?

a)

District (city) public education departments

b)

Regional public education and vocational education directorates in cooperation with the regional defense affairs directorate and district defense affairs department

c)

District “Vatanparvar” organization

d)

All answers are correct

119.

Who organizes orientation (establishment) meetings with newly appointed CHQBT leaders?

a)

Regional public education directorate

b)

Regional vocational education directorate

c)

Regional defense affairs directorate

d)

Regional council of the “Vatanparvar” organization

120.

Who drafts the order on attaching military patronage to military units and military departments at educational institutions?

a)

Regional public education directorate

b)

Regional vocational education directorate

c)

Regional defense affairs directorate

d)

Regional council of the “Vatanparvar” organization

121.

Who carries out the selection and preparation of teachers of the Basics of Medical Knowledge?

a)

Ministry of Public Education

b)

Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education

c)

Health authorities under the Ministry of Health

d)

All answers are correct

122.

Who leads and monitors the physical training of pre-conscription youth?

a)

Ministry of Public Education

b)

Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education

c)

Ministry of Health

d)

Ministry of Sports and Culture

123.

Who assists in implementing CHQBT at educational institutions?

a)

“Vatanparvar” organization

b)

Ministry of Public Education

c)

Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education

d)

Ministry of Health

124.

Who assigns educational institutions to military units or military departments to provide military patronage assistance?

a)

Garrison commanders

b)

Head of the defense affairs directorate

c)

Head of the public education directorate

d)

Head of the secondary specialized and vocational education directorate

125.

Who is directly responsible for organizing, conducting, and the results of CHQBT at an educational institution?

a)

Director of the institution

b)

Deputy director

c)

Head of the academic department

d)

Head of CHQBT

126.

How often must the status of CHQBT be reviewed at the pedagogical council of an educational institution each year?

a)

Once per year

b)

Twice per year

c)

Three times per year

d)

All answers are correct

127.

To whom is the CHQBT leader at an educational institution directly subordinate?

a)

Head of the academic department

b)

Director

c)

Head of the department

d)

Chair of the trade union

128.

May the CHQBT leader be assigned to duty shifts?

a)

Yes

b)

No

c)

Only if they wish

d)

All answers are incorrect

129.

How many hours are allocated in educational institutions for teaching the CHQBT subject?

a)

120 hours

b)

140 hours

c)

160 hours

d)

180 hours

130.

Are students permitted to wear the official uniform or distinguishing insignia of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Uzbekistan during CHQBT classes?

a)

Yes, permitted

b)

No, not permitted

c)

Permitted with the director’s consent

d)

All answers are correct

131.

How many hours are allocated for CHQBT in defense sport–health camps?

a)

140 hours

b)

150 hours

c)

160 hours

d)

170 hours

132.

From which hours are three-day field–training assemblies conducted?

a)

From hours at the institution’s discretion

b)

From hours allocated by the head of the academic department

c)

From physical education class hours

d)

From hours allocated in the CHQBT curriculum

133.

Where may three-day field–training assemblies be conducted?

a)

At an educational institution of the “Vatanparvar” organization

b)

At a recreational camp

c)

At a defense sport–health camp base or at the base of the patron military unit

d)

All answers are correct

134.

On what document basis is training students to fire automatic weapons with live rounds carried out?

a)

General military regulations

b)

CHQBT curriculum

c)

Combat regulations of the branches of troops

d)

Course on firing small arms

135.

Who determines the time, place, and procedure for firing from an automatic weapon?

a)

Director of the educational institution

b)

Head of the district (city) defense affairs department, in coordination with the commander of the military unit conducting the live-fire training

c)

Deputy head of the district (city) administration

d)

Head of the district public education department

136.

Which option best represents the main content of military-patriotic education?

a)

Educating students in a spirit of constant readiness to defend the Motherland

b)

Interesting students in acquiring military knowledge and the officer profession

c)

Conveying citizens’ constitutional duty to defend the Motherland, the requirements of the laws On Defense and On General Military Duty and Military Service, the Military Oath, and promoting the Uzbek people’s combat and labor traditions

d)

Conveying the requirements of general military regulations

137.

By whom are candidates for CHQBT leadership selected?

a)

By the defense affairs department

b)

By the district public education department

c)

By the district council of the “Vatanparvar” organization

d)

By the district administration

138.

Who appoints the CHQBT leader to the position?

a)

Defense affairs department

b)

District council of the “Vatanparvar” organization

c)

Director of the educational institution

d)

District prosecutor

139.

Who may serve as a CHQBT leader?

a)

Any staff member appointed by the director

b)

Reserve officers with higher or secondary military education, including graduates of the university department “Pre-conscription military education and physical training.” If reserve officers are insufficient, reserve sergeants with higher education

c)

Any higher-educated staff member selected by the defense affairs department

d)

All answers are correct

140.

Who appoints the instructor to conduct classes with girls in the Basics of Medical Knowledge?

a)

District defense affairs department

b)

Director of the educational institution, together with the local health authority, from among medical personnel or teachers who have completed a nursing course

c)

District health department

d)

All answers are correct

141.

By whom are the heads of defense sport–health camps selected?

a)

By the district governor

b)

By the district public education department

c)

By the district defense affairs department

d)

By the “Vatanparvar” organization

142.

By whom are the heads of defense sport–health camps appointed?

a)

By the district governor

b)

By the district public education department

c)

By the district defense affairs department

d)

By the district “Vatanparvar” organization

143.

What does increasing the qualifications of the Civil Defense and Pre-Military Training (ChQBT) leader include?

a)

Holding 15-day base gatherings and annual 5-day training-methodical meetings

b)

Conducting one-day methodical sessions every month

c)

Studying at the teachers’ professional development institute and performing independent creative work

d)

Holding 15-day base gatherings and annual 5-day training-methodical meetings, conducting one-day methodical sessions every month, studying at the teachers’ professional development institute, and performing independent creative work

144.

Who organizes and conducts the base gatherings?

a)

Regional Department of Public Education

b)

Regional Administration

c)

Regional Department of Defense Affairs

d)

Regional council of the “Vatanparvar” organization

145.

Where are the base gatherings held?

a)

General education schools

b)

Vocational colleges

c)

At military units, military educational institutions, and bases of military departments

d)

All answers are correct

146.

When are the ChQBT leader’s five-day training-methodical meetings held?

a)

By the district Department of Defense Affairs before the start of the new academic year

b)

By the district Department of Public Education

c)

By the district council of the “Vatanparvar” organization

d)

By the district administration

147.

Who conducts the one-day methodical sessions?

a)

District Department of Public Education

b)

District administration

c)

District Department of Defense Affairs once a month

d)

District council of the “Vatanparvar” organization

148.

Who conducts the three-day seminar sessions?

a)

District Department of Public Education

b)

District administration

c)

District Department of Defense Affairs during the winter break

d)

District council of the “Vatanparvar” organization

149.

When are one-day methodical sessions with teachers of Fundamentals of Medical Knowledge held?

a)

By the district Health Department before the start of the new academic year and during the winter break

b)

By the district Department of Public Education

c)

By the district administration

d)

By the district council of the “Vatanparvar” organization

150.

Where and for what purpose is a non-staff methodical council organized?

a)

In the district Department of Public Education to accelerate the activities of ChQBT leaders

b)

In the district Department of Defense Affairs to assist the district Department of Public Education in organizing and conducting methodical work

c)

In the district council of the “Vatanparvar” organization to develop military-patriotic activities

d)

All answers are correct