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  • 1. The use of photography for information gathering falls under?
A) Trade crafts
B) Weather observation
C) Counter SIGINT
D) Civil security
  • 2. Civil security includes measuring affecting?
A) Enemy combatants
B) Military personnel only
C) Weather conditions
D) Non-military national
  • 3. According to intelligence criteria, what should be broad enough to form the basis of?
A) Specialized training programs
B) Corollary and subsidiary guides
C) Economic forecasts
D) Military operations only
  • 4. In line intelligence, what does the "Enemy" category include?
A) Weather condition
B) Population density
C) Enemy strength and disposition
D) Educational levels
  • 5. Which principle suggests intelligence should be selected for relevance?
A) Selection
B) Objectivity
C) Communication
D) Security
  • 6. The principle of "Continuity" in intelligence is important because?
A) It allows for prediction of future events
B) It remains the secrecy of files
C) It limits the scope of intelligence
D) It ensure communication
  • 7. What is strategic intelligence?
A) Descriptive information for long-term use
B) Information about weather condition
C) Enemy communication data
D) Immediate tactical life
  • 8. Counter - SIGINT aims to determine?
A) Enemy physical capabilities
B) Communication patterns and Weakness
C) Location of allies
D) Weather conditions
  • 9. Which phase of the intelligence Cycle involves identifying intelligence requirements?
A) Planning
B) Analysing
C) Collecting
D) Processing
  • 10. What does Counter Intelligence focus on?
A) Protecting against espionage subversion and sabotage
B) Planning future operations
C) Enhancing communication methods
D) Destroying enemy infrastructure
  • 11. Counter - IMINT operations rely heavily on?
A) Surveillance radar ang pattern analysis
B) Diplomatic relations
C) Communication Intercepts
D) Civilian surveys
  • 12. A component of processing information in the Intelligence Cycle is?
A) Collating collected information
B) Setting up defenses
C) Destroying evidence
D) Creating new policies
  • 13. Which intelligence principle state that it should adapt to the needs of decision-making?
A) Continuity
B) Flexibility
C) Interdependence
D) Timeliness
  • 14. What is the last phase of the Intelligence Cycle?
A) Planning
B) Collection
C) Interpretation
D) Deduction
  • 15. Which Intelligence principle focuses on the need for security measures?
A) Objectivity
B) Interdependence
C) Usefulness
D) Security
  • 16. Which phase involves the interpretation of data in the Intelligence Cycle?
A) Analysis
B) Planning
C) Collection
D) Recording
  • 17. What does "National Intelligence" involve?
A) Analyzing local community issues
B) Investigating small-scale crimes
C) Training foreign diplomats
D) Coordinating Intelligence for National Security
  • 18. The National Intelligence Coordinating Agency (NICA) is responsible for?
A) Local crime Scene Investigation
B) Educational outreach programs
C) Maritime and aerial reconnaissance
D) Economic analysis
  • 19. The phase in the Intelligence Cycle where data is organized into usable form is called?
A) Processing
B) Collecting
C) Deduction
D) Recording
  • 20. Executive Intelligence requirements are used for?
A) Tactical Operations
B) Training exercises
C) Collecting field data
D) Policy making and decisions
  • 21. What is the primary Objective of the Intelligence Cycle?
A) Collecting weapons
B) Setting up defenses
C) Understanding the mission requirements
D) Organizing training exercise
  • 22. Which step in processing involves organizing raw data?
A) Analysis
B) Collection
C) Recording
D) Integration
  • 23. Which of the following describes "Biographical Intelligence"?
A) Geographic location of enemy bases
B) Knowledge of weather patterns
C) Data on individual personalities in power
D) Information on public safety
  • 24. The collection of information through a public and open system is known as?
A) Convert method
B) Censorship
C) Sabotage
D) Overt method
  • 25. Which phase involves assigning Collecting Agency for information?
A) Planning
B) Interpretation
C) Collection
D) Processing
  • 26. Who developed on effective Intelligence System by disguising as a beggar?
A) Walsingham
B) Hannibal of Rome
C) Sun Tzu
D) Karl Schulmeister
  • 27. What is essential for Intelligence to be effective according to the principles?
A) It must remain in secret files
B) It should be told well and be convincing
C) It must focus only on domestic affairs
D) It must be covert
  • 28. What does "Intelligence, who was known as "Napoleon Eye"?
A) Karl Schulmeister
B) Delilah
C) Frederick the Great
D) Julius Caesar
  • 29. In police Intelligence, what is "Counter - Intelligence" primary concerned with?
A) Training new recrut
B) Tracking economic data
C) Gathering weather reports
D) Destroying hostile activities
  • 30. What does "Criminal Intelligence" (CRIMINT) refer to?
A) Education and public safety Information
B) Knowledge about weather changes
C) Information to prevent crimes and arrest offenders
D) Military tactical information
  • 31. What is the motto of Nica?
A) "Safety through Strength"
B) "Knowledge is safety"
C) "Security Above all"
D) "Knowledge is power"
  • 32. What kind of information does estimative intelligence provide?
A) Immediate tactical updates
B) Enemy identification
C) Long-term forecasts and prediction
D) Real-time data
  • 33. Who was the spymaster for Queen Elizabeth l?
A) Sun Tzu
B) Major General Donovan
C) Walsingham of England
D) Hannibal of Rome
  • 34. What is an example of "Undercover work"
A) Providing direct to officer
B) Disguising to gain confidence of suspects
C) Gathering geographical data
D) Analyzing weather patterns
  • 35. What type of Intelligence deals with the position of the armed forces?
A) Sociological Intelligence
B) Biographical Intelligence
C) Geographical Intelligence
D) Armed force Intelligence
  • 36. What is a characteristic of "Sociological Intelligence"
A) Public opinion and demographics
B) Military manpower recruitment
C) Armed forces movements
D) Economic development
  • 37. Which category of Intelligence is needed for decision and policy implementation?
A) Operational
B) Collateral
C) Estimative
D) Contributory
  • 38. What does "Internal Security Intelligence" (INSINT) focus on?
A) Weather Conditions
B) Maintaining peace and order
C) Tactical Military Operations
D) Diplomatic Negotiations
  • 39. What is a key principle of Intelligence as stated in the document?
A) It should be communicated on time
B) It should always be speculative
C) It should never charge
D) It is only useful for military purposes
  • 40. What is the Main purpose of Counter - Espionage?
A) Training personnel for covert operations
B) Gathering weather data
C) Conducting Surveillance of Civilians
D) Investigating violations of espionage laws
  • 41. The three main activities of Counter Intelligence are protecting information, personnel and?
A) Diplomatic relations
B) Weapons
C) Installations
D) Finances
  • 42. In the context of Counter Intelligence, what does HUMINT stand for?
A) Human Identification Network
B) Human Intelligence
C) Hazardous Intelligence
D) High Utility Military Network
  • 43. Civil Security includes measures affecting?
A) Enemy Combatants
B) Military personnel only
C) Weather Conditions
D) Non-military Nationals
  • 44. Which of the following is not a Component of line Intelligence?
A) Weather
B) Finance
C) Terrain
D) People
  • 45. Which Category involves protection measures for International borders?
A) Port Frontier and Travel Security
B) Military Security
C) Special Operation
D) Civil Security
  • 46. What is main function of Security Intelligence?
A) Training field agents
B) Offensive Operations
C) Preventing unauthorized access to sensitive data
D) Weather analysis
  • 47. What is the definition of Intelligence according to military terminologies?
A) Collection of information on weather patterns
B) Enforcement of laws and regulations
C) Administrative tasks in government agencies
D) End product from collecting, evaluating and analyzing information
  • 48. According to the document, intelligence must be available on time because?
A) It enhances training
B) It is required by law
C) Late information is useless
D) It is more profitable
  • 49. Port Frontier and Travel Security is a type of?
A) Counter Intelligence
B) Military Security
C) Civil Security
D) Censorship
  • 50. What is the role of "Geographical Intelligence"?
A) Researching economic and military potential
B) Studying the psychological aspects of people
C) Gathering information on criminal activities
D) Analyzing the organizational structure of the armed forces
  • 51. What is the primary focus of "Public Safety Intelligence" (PUSINT)?
A) Military recruitment
B) Preventing Cybercrimes
C) Protection of lives and properties
D) Diplomatic Negotiations
  • 52. Operational Intelligence helps in?
A) Training civilians
B) Immediate Operational decision
C) Future policy formulation
D) International diplomacy
  • 53. Which method is associated with covert information Collection?
A) Overt method
B) Public surveys
C) Open communication
D) Trade crafts
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