Philippine Navy

Naval Reserve Command

Naval Reserve Center Western Visayas
829th NAVAL RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS UNIT
Technological University of the Philippines-Visayas
Capt. Sabi St., City of Talisay, Negros Occidental

GONZAGA, MARVIN S. BSME-1D

Military Science 1
6th Assessment
November 7, 2020

Name: Gonzaga, Marvin S. Course: BSME-1D

Instructions: Answer the following in any format (docx/pdf/picture) and pass it to your
respective mayors for compilation. Your reference MUST ONLY be the modules already
given to you. Coverage of this assessment is Lesson 9-10. ANSWER ONLY.

1. Spell out your name using phonetic alphabet.

Answer:
MARVIN- Mike Alpha Romeo Victor India November
S. - Sierra
GONZAGA- Golf Oscar November Zulu Alpha Golf Alpha

2. Give the definition of the following:

 OVER
Answer:
My transmission is ended and I expect a response from you.

 OUT
Answer:
My transmission is ended and I expect no response from you.

 ROGER
Answer:
I have received your last transmission satisfactorily.

3. Give the meaning of each letter in SURVIVAL and further explain how it is done.
Answer:
 Survival is the action of staying alive in the field with limited resources. It requires a
knowledge of how to live off the land and care for yourself. It includes the skills of being
able to sized up the situation, capable of controlling any unnecessary movements,
requires remembrance of where you are, you need to vanquish fear panic, it requires you
to improvise, value living, acting like natives, and living by your wits. This skills will
help you survived in any different situations.

4. Define the three accordingly:

 INTELLIGENCE
Answer:
Intelligence refers to the knowledge acquired by the collection, evaluation, analysis,
integration and interpretation of all available information concerning the enemy,
whether actual or potential.

 COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE
Answer:
Counter- intelligence refers to all active and passive measures taken to ensure the
safeguarding of information, personnel and materials from espionage, subversion, and
sabotage.

 INTELLIGENCE CYCLE
Answer:
Intelligence Cycle refers to repetition of what has transpired or become known. It is a
continuous process thus there is no such thing as the first or the last phase.

5. What are the steps to consider in planning?

Answer:
Steps to Consider in Planning:
1. Determining the intelligence requirements- guidelines/considerations
2. Determining the intelligence priorities

6. Give the 5 phases in intelligence cycle.

Answer:
5 Phases in Intelligence Cycle
1. Planning or direction of the collection effort.
2. Collection of Effort.
3. Processing/Production of Intelligence
4. Analysis and Production of Information
5. Dissemination and use of the resulting intelligence

7. Give three types of scale and their definition.

Answer:
3 Types of Scale:
1. Small Scale – it is used for general planning for strategic studies at high echelon. It
has a scale of 1: 600,000.
 2. Medium Scale – it is used for planning operations, including the movement and
concentration of troops and supplies. Its scale is larger than 1:600,000 but smaller
than 1: 75,000.
3. Large Scale – it is used for tactical technical and administrative need of field units. It
has a scale of 1: 75,000.

8. What is a map?
Answer:
Map is a geographical representation of the earth surface drawn to a scale in a flat plane.

9. Give five types of map and their definition.

Answer:
5 Types of Map
1. Plainmetric map - showing only the horizontal (flat) position of features.
2. Topographic map - a two dimensional map which represents the horizontal (flat and
vertical relief) positions of features represented.
3. Plastic Relief Map – a topographic map reprinted on plastic material and formed by
heat and vacuum over a reproductive positive molds this giving the same information
as topographic map.
4. Photo Map – a reproduction of photograph upon grid lines, marginal data, place,
names and boundaries may be added.
5. Joint Operation Map – used for ground and air operations. The maps are published in
a ground and air edition.

10. Give four reasons why map is important.

Answer:
4 Reasons of the Importance of a Map
1. Used for strategic, tactical planning in all command.
2. Used to show the relative position on a certain given area.
3. Used to show accurate distance, location, best routes and key terrain features.
4. To avoid lost and keep alive.
 HONOR CODE:
“WE CADETS DO NOT LIE, CHEAT, STEAL, NOR TOLERATE AMONG US THOSE WHO
DO.”