Marking Special Categories of
Classified Information IF105.16
Exam Questions and Answers
(Grade A+)
In addition to alerting the holder to the presence of classified information, markings also
identify who classified the document and _______________.—ANSWER--provides guidance
for future downgrading or declassification
Which of the following is provided by classification markings?—ANSWER--Presence of
classified information
Only information that falls into at least one of the __________ categories listed in section
1.4 of Executive Order 13526 can be eligible to be classified.—ANSWER--Eight
Banner markings are formatted in English only, and __________.—ANSWER--all letters are
uppercase, with no abbreviations in the level of classification
Select the correct banner marking if the following information appeared on your
document:
, (U) This information is not classified.(S) This information is classified Secret.(U) This
information is not classified.(C) This information is classified Confidential.—ANSWER--
SECRET
Which portion marking is correct?—ANSWER--(TS)
What is the first line of the classification authority block?—ANSWER--Classified By
Where would banner markings appear in a TOP SECRET document?—ANSWER--At the top
and bottom of each page
Which of the following represent special types of materials that may contain classified
information?—ANSWER--CDs containing classified information
Working papers
Photographs
A URL appears on a webpage you are using. How should it be marked?—ANSWER--The URL
will be portion marked in a way that does not render it inoperable
You are taking notes at a classified meeting where Secret information is disclosed. You are to
include banner markings, date the document was created, and the annotation Working
Paper in your notes.—ANSWER--True
You have finished marking several digital photographs that contain varying levels of classified
information with several dissemination control markings. You saved them to a CD for
storage. How should the CD be marked?—ANSWER--The CD must be marked with the
highest level of classification with all controls of the images
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Classified Information IF105.16
Exam Questions and Answers
(Grade A+)
In addition to alerting the holder to the presence of classified information, markings also
identify who classified the document and _______________.—ANSWER--provides guidance
for future downgrading or declassification
Which of the following is provided by classification markings?—ANSWER--Presence of
classified information
Only information that falls into at least one of the __________ categories listed in section
1.4 of Executive Order 13526 can be eligible to be classified.—ANSWER--Eight
Banner markings are formatted in English only, and __________.—ANSWER--all letters are
uppercase, with no abbreviations in the level of classification
Select the correct banner marking if the following information appeared on your
document:
, (U) This information is not classified.(S) This information is classified Secret.(U) This
information is not classified.(C) This information is classified Confidential.—ANSWER--
SECRET
Which portion marking is correct?—ANSWER--(TS)
What is the first line of the classification authority block?—ANSWER--Classified By
Where would banner markings appear in a TOP SECRET document?—ANSWER--At the top
and bottom of each page
Which of the following represent special types of materials that may contain classified
information?—ANSWER--CDs containing classified information
Working papers
Photographs
A URL appears on a webpage you are using. How should it be marked?—ANSWER--The URL
will be portion marked in a way that does not render it inoperable
You are taking notes at a classified meeting where Secret information is disclosed. You are to
include banner markings, date the document was created, and the annotation Working
Paper in your notes.—ANSWER--True
You have finished marking several digital photographs that contain varying levels of classified
information with several dissemination control markings. You saved them to a CD for
storage. How should the CD be marked?—ANSWER--The CD must be marked with the
highest level of classification with all controls of the images
© 2026 Copyright. All Rights Reserved. This document is
protected by copyright law, Copyrighted By Brittie Donald