SECURITY FORCES END OF BLOCK 2 PRACTICE
EXAMINATION 2026 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED
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● What does SF authority to apprehend stem from?. Answer: Manual Courts Martial
(MCM), Rules for Courts-Martial, Rule 302(b)(1) and UCMJ, Article 7(b)
● Authority to administer oaths to suspects, subjects, witnesses, and victims. Answer:
Article 136(b)(4) and Article 136(b)(6)
● What can Jurisdiction be described as?. Answer: Power of a court
● Subject Matter Jurisdiction. Answer: Jurisdiction over an offense that is not prohibited by
federal criminal code of any state or local code
● Personal Jurisdiction. Answer: Subject to the UCMJ at the time of the offense and at the
time of trial
● Exclusive Jurisdiction. Answer: Federal government has sole authority to enforce law on
installation
● Concurrent Jurisdiction. Answer: Federal and state governments retain their legislative
authority and can prosecute offenses
● Reciprocal Jurisdiction. Answer: Power of all four branches of DoD to resolve a case
through courts martial over all persons under article 2 of the UCMJ
● Proprietary Jurisdiction. Answer: US has same rights as property owner
● How many hours of exposure to freezing or colder temperatures will cause injury?.
Answer: 12 hrs or more
● During extreme hot weather, how many days does heat acclimation take?. Answer: 3
to 5 days
● How much distance should you put between you and an MWD?. Answer: 10 ft
● What are the four ways diseases are transmitted?. Answer: Parenteral exposure,
Mucous membrane exposure, sexual contact, infected women
EXAMINATION 2026 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED
A+
● What does SF authority to apprehend stem from?. Answer: Manual Courts Martial
(MCM), Rules for Courts-Martial, Rule 302(b)(1) and UCMJ, Article 7(b)
● Authority to administer oaths to suspects, subjects, witnesses, and victims. Answer:
Article 136(b)(4) and Article 136(b)(6)
● What can Jurisdiction be described as?. Answer: Power of a court
● Subject Matter Jurisdiction. Answer: Jurisdiction over an offense that is not prohibited by
federal criminal code of any state or local code
● Personal Jurisdiction. Answer: Subject to the UCMJ at the time of the offense and at the
time of trial
● Exclusive Jurisdiction. Answer: Federal government has sole authority to enforce law on
installation
● Concurrent Jurisdiction. Answer: Federal and state governments retain their legislative
authority and can prosecute offenses
● Reciprocal Jurisdiction. Answer: Power of all four branches of DoD to resolve a case
through courts martial over all persons under article 2 of the UCMJ
● Proprietary Jurisdiction. Answer: US has same rights as property owner
● How many hours of exposure to freezing or colder temperatures will cause injury?.
Answer: 12 hrs or more
● During extreme hot weather, how many days does heat acclimation take?. Answer: 3
to 5 days
● How much distance should you put between you and an MWD?. Answer: 10 ft
● What are the four ways diseases are transmitted?. Answer: Parenteral exposure,
Mucous membrane exposure, sexual contact, infected women
