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1. An imaginary line on the surface of the earth, at the same height 1. An imaginary line on the surface of the earth, at the same height
AMSL throughout its length is called a what? [1 mark] AMSL throughout its length is called a what? [1 mark]
2. The abbreviation AMSL stands for what? [1 mark] 2. The abbreviation AMSL stands for what? [1 mark]
3. The grid lines that run ‘up and down’ are known as … [1 mark] 3. The grid lines that run ‘up and down’ are known as … [1 mark]
4. The grid lines that run ‘left to right’ are known as… [1 mark] 4. The grid lines that run ‘left to right’ are known as… [1 mark]
5. Complete the Nav. Data Sheet (on the back of this page) for a 5. Complete the Nav. Data Sheet (on the back of this page) for a
march from HQ to point A, point B, and back to HQ, use the march from HQ to point A, point B, and back to HQ, use the
following map. NOTE: for ‘Going’ and ‘Remarks’ columns give following map. NOTE: for ‘Going’ and ‘Remarks’ columns give
a general description of what would be entered. [16 marks] a general description of what would be entered. [16 marks]
N N
HQ HQ
● ●
16 16
●A ●A
15 15
14 14
B● B●
13 13
38 39 40 41 42 43 38 39 40 41 42 43
Scale: 1:25000 (i.e. 4 cm = 1 km). Scale: 1:25000 (i.e. 4 cm = 1 km).
GMV: 3° West. GMV: 3° West.
CFSGT G. Putland Page 1 of 2 FCP Revision Spot Test #2 CFSGT G. Putland Page 1 of 2 FCP Revision Spot Test #2](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/fcpspottest2-cfsgtputland-mar10-100818075224-phpapp01/85/FCP-Spot-Test-2-CFSGT-Putland-Mar-10-1-320.jpg)
![Name: Score: /20 = % Name: Score: /20 = %
1. An imaginary line on the surface of the earth, at the same height 1. An imaginary line on the surface of the earth, at the same height
AMSL throughout its length is called a what? [1 mark] AMSL throughout its length is called a what? [1 mark]
2. The abbreviation AMSL stands for what? [1 mark] 2. The abbreviation AMSL stands for what? [1 mark]
3. The grid lines that run ‘up and down’ are known as … [1 mark] 3. The grid lines that run ‘up and down’ are known as … [1 mark]
4. The grid lines that run ‘left to right’ are known as… [1 mark] 4. The grid lines that run ‘left to right’ are known as… [1 mark]
5. Complete the Nav. Data Sheet (on the back of this page) for a 5. Complete the Nav. Data Sheet (on the back of this page) for a
march from HQ to point A, point B, and back to HQ, use the march from HQ to point A, point B, and back to HQ, use the
following map. NOTE: for ‘Going’ and ‘Remarks’ columns give following map. NOTE: for ‘Going’ and ‘Remarks’ columns give
a general description of what would be entered. [16 marks] a general description of what would be entered. [16 marks]
N N
HQ HQ
● ●
16 16
●A ●A
15 15
14 14
B● B●
13 13
38 39 40 41 42 43 38 39 40 41 42 43
Scale: 1:25000 (i.e. 4 cm = 1 km). Scale: 1:25000 (i.e. 4 cm = 1 km).
GMV: 3° West. GMV: 3° West.
CFSGT G. Putland Page 1 of 2 FCP Revision Spot Test #2 CFSGT G. Putland Page 1 of 2 FCP Revision Spot Test #2](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/fcpspottest2-cfsgtputland-mar10-100818075224-phpapp01/75/FCP-Spot-Test-2-CFSGT-Putland-Mar-10-1-2048.jpg)
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FCP Spot Test #2 - CFSGT Putland - Mar 10
This document contains a navigation test with 5 multiple choice questions about map reading terminology and a navigation data sheet to record details of a route march from headquarters to points A and B and back. Students are asked to identify the type of line that runs at a constant elevation, the abbreviation for above mean sea level, and the terms for vertical and horizontal grid lines on a map. They must also complete the navigation data sheet with the grid references, bearings, distances, times and descriptions of the route.
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FCP Spot Test #2 - CFSGT Putland - Mar 10
- 1. Name: Score: /20 = % Name: Score: /20 = % 1. An imaginary line on the surface of the earth, at the same height 1. An imaginary line on the surface of the earth, at the same height AMSL throughout its length is called a what? [1 mark] AMSL throughout its length is called a what? [1 mark] 2. The abbreviation AMSL stands for what? [1 mark] 2. The abbreviation AMSL stands for what? [1 mark] 3. The grid lines that run ‘up and down’ are known as … [1 mark] 3. The grid lines that run ‘up and down’ are known as … [1 mark] 4. The grid lines that run ‘left to right’ are known as… [1 mark] 4. The grid lines that run ‘left to right’ are known as… [1 mark] 5. Complete the Nav. Data Sheet (on the back of this page) for a 5. Complete the Nav. Data Sheet (on the back of this page) for a march from HQ to point A, point B, and back to HQ, use the march from HQ to point A, point B, and back to HQ, use the following map. NOTE: for ‘Going’ and ‘Remarks’ columns give following map. NOTE: for ‘Going’ and ‘Remarks’ columns give a general description of what would be entered. [16 marks] a general description of what would be entered. [16 marks] N N HQ HQ ● ● 16 16 ●A ●A 15 15 14 14 B● B● 13 13 38 39 40 41 42 43 38 39 40 41 42 43 Scale: 1:25000 (i.e. 4 cm = 1 km). Scale: 1:25000 (i.e. 4 cm = 1 km). GMV: 3° West. GMV: 3° West. CFSGT G. Putland Page 1 of 2 FCP Revision Spot Test #2 CFSGT G. Putland Page 1 of 2 FCP Revision Spot Test #2
- 2. Grid Reference Bearing Dist. in Time in Leg Going Remarks From To Grid Mag. Meters Paces Mins. CFSGT G. Putland Page 2 of 2 FCP Revision Spot Test #2 Grid Reference Bearing Dist. in Time in Leg Going Remarks From To Grid Mag. Meters Paces Mins. CFSGT G. Putland Page 2 of 2 FCP Revision Spot Test #2