TBS Phase 1 Exam UPDATED Questions
and CORRECT Answers
OPSEC - CORRECT ANSWER The process to deny the enemy critical information about us
Classified Material - CORRECT ANSWER Any document or media upon which classified
information is embodied.
Security - CORRECT ANSWER The establishment of a protected environment for classified
materials.
Access - CORRECT ANSWER The ability and opportunity to obtain knowledge of classified
materials.
Clearance - CORRECT ANSWER Eligibility for access to classified information.
Top Secret - CORRECT ANSWER Can cause exceptionally grave damage to national security.
Secret - CORRECT ANSWER Can cause serious damage to national security.
Confidential - CORRECT ANSWER Can cause identifiable damage to national security.
Unclassified - CORRECT ANSWER Labeled as such if not designated as one of the other three.
FOUO - CORRECT ANSWER NOT a classification designator.
Final Clearance - CORRECT ANSWER The Dept. of the Navy Central Adjudication Facility is the
issuing authority for final clearances.
,CO of a company - CORRECT ANSWER Directly responsible for all matters pertaining to security
of classified materials used or held by the command.
S-2 Officer - CORRECT ANSWER Report to the S-2 to upgrade your security clearance.
Personal Information(PI) - CORRECT ANSWER Information about an individual that identifies,
relates, or is unique to, or describes him or her.
Personally identifiable information (PII) - CORRECT ANSWER Information such as name, SSN,
EDIPI, or biometric numbers.
Espionage - CORRECT ANSWER The act of obtaining, delivering, transmitting, communicating,
or receiving information about national defense with an intent to be used against the United States.
COMSEC - CORRECT ANSWER Communication security
CMCC - CORRECT ANSWER Classified material control custodian
Insects around Quantico area for diseases - CORRECT ANSWER Ticks, chiggers, bees.
Rocky Mtn Spotted Fever - CORRECT ANSWER Infected by Tick. Symptoms: nausea, vomiting,
headache, etc
Lyme Disease - CORRECT ANSWER Carried by Tick. Rapidly infectious. Symptoms: progressive
red rash develops, "bulls-eye" rings. Joints swell
Chiggers - CORRECT ANSWER Small red welts on the skin; extreme itchiness.
2 spiders most common to Quantico - CORRECT ANSWER Black Widow & Brown recluse
, Snakes common to Quantico - CORRECT ANSWER Copperhead, Timber rattlesnake, Water
Moccasin. GTFO if you see any of these.
Heat Cramps - CORRECT ANSWER Caused by lack of electrolytes(salt).
Heat exhaustion - CORRECT ANSWER Caused by high temps and humidity, overexertion;
symptoms: rapid breathing, dizziness, blurred vision, pale, clammy skin.
Heat stroke - CORRECT ANSWER Extreme exposure to high temps, humidity, and overexertion.
Same symptoms as heat exhaustion, except victim will experience a higher internal temperature(104°+)
and could cause brain damage.
Frostbite - CORRECT ANSWER The freezing of flesh. Caused by restriction of blood flow to
appendages when conserving heat. Symptoms: loss of sensation, swelling, hard/red.
Trench Foot - CORRECT ANSWER Caused by moisture trapped against the skin for an extended
amount of time. How to prevent: avoid water, change socks, keep feet warm, good foot hygiene!
Hypothermia - CORRECT ANSWER Caused by body's temperature dropping below 95°. Pulse and
respiration are slowed by 85-81°; <78° will result in death. Avoid water during frigid temperatures, and
always pack adequate warming layers!
COLD - CORRECT ANSWER Keep it Clean
Avoid Overheating
Wear clothing Loosely and in Layers
Keep it Dry
(Clean, Overheating, Layers, Dry)
and CORRECT Answers
OPSEC - CORRECT ANSWER The process to deny the enemy critical information about us
Classified Material - CORRECT ANSWER Any document or media upon which classified
information is embodied.
Security - CORRECT ANSWER The establishment of a protected environment for classified
materials.
Access - CORRECT ANSWER The ability and opportunity to obtain knowledge of classified
materials.
Clearance - CORRECT ANSWER Eligibility for access to classified information.
Top Secret - CORRECT ANSWER Can cause exceptionally grave damage to national security.
Secret - CORRECT ANSWER Can cause serious damage to national security.
Confidential - CORRECT ANSWER Can cause identifiable damage to national security.
Unclassified - CORRECT ANSWER Labeled as such if not designated as one of the other three.
FOUO - CORRECT ANSWER NOT a classification designator.
Final Clearance - CORRECT ANSWER The Dept. of the Navy Central Adjudication Facility is the
issuing authority for final clearances.
,CO of a company - CORRECT ANSWER Directly responsible for all matters pertaining to security
of classified materials used or held by the command.
S-2 Officer - CORRECT ANSWER Report to the S-2 to upgrade your security clearance.
Personal Information(PI) - CORRECT ANSWER Information about an individual that identifies,
relates, or is unique to, or describes him or her.
Personally identifiable information (PII) - CORRECT ANSWER Information such as name, SSN,
EDIPI, or biometric numbers.
Espionage - CORRECT ANSWER The act of obtaining, delivering, transmitting, communicating,
or receiving information about national defense with an intent to be used against the United States.
COMSEC - CORRECT ANSWER Communication security
CMCC - CORRECT ANSWER Classified material control custodian
Insects around Quantico area for diseases - CORRECT ANSWER Ticks, chiggers, bees.
Rocky Mtn Spotted Fever - CORRECT ANSWER Infected by Tick. Symptoms: nausea, vomiting,
headache, etc
Lyme Disease - CORRECT ANSWER Carried by Tick. Rapidly infectious. Symptoms: progressive
red rash develops, "bulls-eye" rings. Joints swell
Chiggers - CORRECT ANSWER Small red welts on the skin; extreme itchiness.
2 spiders most common to Quantico - CORRECT ANSWER Black Widow & Brown recluse
, Snakes common to Quantico - CORRECT ANSWER Copperhead, Timber rattlesnake, Water
Moccasin. GTFO if you see any of these.
Heat Cramps - CORRECT ANSWER Caused by lack of electrolytes(salt).
Heat exhaustion - CORRECT ANSWER Caused by high temps and humidity, overexertion;
symptoms: rapid breathing, dizziness, blurred vision, pale, clammy skin.
Heat stroke - CORRECT ANSWER Extreme exposure to high temps, humidity, and overexertion.
Same symptoms as heat exhaustion, except victim will experience a higher internal temperature(104°+)
and could cause brain damage.
Frostbite - CORRECT ANSWER The freezing of flesh. Caused by restriction of blood flow to
appendages when conserving heat. Symptoms: loss of sensation, swelling, hard/red.
Trench Foot - CORRECT ANSWER Caused by moisture trapped against the skin for an extended
amount of time. How to prevent: avoid water, change socks, keep feet warm, good foot hygiene!
Hypothermia - CORRECT ANSWER Caused by body's temperature dropping below 95°. Pulse and
respiration are slowed by 85-81°; <78° will result in death. Avoid water during frigid temperatures, and
always pack adequate warming layers!
COLD - CORRECT ANSWER Keep it Clean
Avoid Overheating
Wear clothing Loosely and in Layers
Keep it Dry
(Clean, Overheating, Layers, Dry)
