Close Quarters Battle

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  

1. At what average range do most CQB engagements occur? 5-7 meters More than 10 meters Less than 5 meters 8-10 meters

2. As you approach an open doorway or portal in a CQB environment, what tactic is used to cover the doorway and see what is beyond, while keeping in motion? Cutting the cake Slicing the pie Marking the lane Playing the field

3. In general, there are two speeds at which CQB entries are made. They are referred to as "Stealth" and "_____". Fill in the blank. Answer: (One Word)

4. Which of the following weapons is LEAST likely to be carried by a police entry team? M4 assault rifle Super 90 shotgun MP-5 submachine gun G3 assault rifle

5. Preparing for an operation, your team lines up just outside the door and waits for the order to make entry. What is this formation called? File Column Stack Line

6. Entry teams, usually requiring speed and decisive action, generally do not wear body armor, as it tends to slow them down. True False

7. Your team has just performed a rapid entry into a room, and after a brief frenzy of activity, there are no more active hostiles. What one-word phrase should you now communicate to your team? Answer: (One Word, no punctuation of any kind.)

8. Your team is about to breach a door and make entry into a room. The lead man prepares a hand grenade, specifically an M84. What warning will he issue to the team before rolling it into the room? "Heads up!" "Frag out!" "Banger out!" "Gas ready!"

9. Due to the Geneva and Hague Conventions, police SWAT teams performing CQB entries are prohibited from using hollowpoint bullets, since they are deemed to cause "unnecessarily grievous" wounds. True False

10. "Sweeping" your teammate is a preferred tactic for maintaining multiple points of cover. True False