Quiz: Module 5 Review


Module 5 ReviewOnline version CDM essentials quiz by RTC 5 1 What is the primary purpose of the CDM 'Skirmish Line'? a To create a media-access corridor b To divide the unit into mobile teams c To provide a solid barrier that deters the crowd and controls space d To allow one-on-one combat with agitators e To create a decorative display of force 2 Which CDM principle ensures police response matches the threat level? a Proportionality b Visibility c Speed d Flexibility e Aggression 3 Which formation is best for clearing a street while minimizing injury? a Wedge formation b Circle formation c Line formation d Echelon formation e Diamond formation 4 What should you do first after a legal dispersal order is given? a Ask the media to leave b Immediately deploy non-lethal weapons c Give clear, audible warning to disperse peacefully d Charge into the crowd e Call for backup 5 In CDM, what is the role of the Negotiator? a Disperse the crowd if negotiations slow b Arrest organizers c Decide which protesters speak to media d Act as combatant if negotiations fail e Maintain open communication to prevent violence and seek peaceful outcomes 6 Which CDM action is appropriate when media crews block officer paths? a Physically push them aside b Ignore them c Seize cameras d Alter tactical objective e Politely move them to a designated observation area 7 Which element is critical for a successful containment CDM strategy? a Maximize arrests b Publicity for ops c Shortened timelines d Adequate manpower and secured boundaries e Immediate use of force 8 What is the main objective of a 'Wedge' formation in CDM? a Block an entire street with a single line b Split a dense crowd into manageable sections c Surround a small group completely d Retreat faster if needed e Protect the Commander at the center 9 What is the first step when a crowd begins dispersal after a lawfully issued order? a Provide a clear audible warning to disperse peacefully b Call for backup c Charge the crowd d Disengage and wait e Immediately deploy tear gas 10 Why is camera/footage documentation emphasized in CDM operations? a To replace field notes entirely b To maintain an objective record for accountability, investigation, and training c To intimidate the crowd d To justify actions to media e To identify protesters for targeting Feedback 1 The Skirmish Line acts as a barrier to deter and control space, not for combat or publicity. 2 Proportionality links the force used to the level of threat. 3 Wedge is designed to push a crowd back in a controlled, unified way with reduced injury. 4 A lawful dispersal starts with a clear and audible warning. 5 Negotiators focus on peaceful resolution and communication. 6 Media should be kept safe and unobtrusive; move them courteously. 7 Containment relies on enough personnel and clear boundaries. 8 Wedge creates multiple manageable sections to control movement. 9 Warning is the initial, compliant dispersal step. 10 Footage supports accountability and learning, not intimidation.

1

What is the primary purpose of the CDM 'Skirmish Line'?

a

To create a media-access corridor

b

To divide the unit into mobile teams

c

To provide a solid barrier that deters the crowd and controls space

d

To allow one-on-one combat with agitators

e

To create a decorative display of force

2

Which CDM principle ensures police response matches the threat level?

a

Proportionality

b

Visibility

c

Speed

d

Flexibility

e

Aggression

3

Which formation is best for clearing a street while minimizing injury?

a

Wedge formation

b

Circle formation

c

Line formation

d

Echelon formation

e

Diamond formation

4

What should you do first after a legal dispersal order is given?

a

Ask the media to leave

b

Immediately deploy non-lethal weapons

c

Give clear, audible warning to disperse peacefully

d

Charge into the crowd

e

Call for backup

5

In CDM, what is the role of the Negotiator?

a

Disperse the crowd if negotiations slow

b

Arrest organizers

c

Decide which protesters speak to media

d

Act as combatant if negotiations fail

e

Maintain open communication to prevent violence and seek peaceful outcomes

6

Which CDM action is appropriate when media crews block officer paths?

a

Physically push them aside

b

Ignore them

c

Seize cameras

d

Alter tactical objective

e

Politely move them to a designated observation area

7

Which element is critical for a successful containment CDM strategy?

a

Maximize arrests

b

Publicity for ops

c

Shortened timelines

d

Adequate manpower and secured boundaries

e

Immediate use of force

8

What is the main objective of a 'Wedge' formation in CDM?

a

Block an entire street with a single line

b

Split a dense crowd into manageable sections

c

Surround a small group completely

d

Retreat faster if needed

e

Protect the Commander at the center

9

What is the first step when a crowd begins dispersal after a lawfully issued order?

a

Provide a clear audible warning to disperse peacefully

b

Call for backup

c

Charge the crowd

d

Disengage and wait

e

Immediately deploy tear gas

10

Why is camera/footage documentation emphasized in CDM operations?

a

To replace field notes entirely

b

To maintain an objective record for accountability, investigation, and training

c

To intimidate the crowd

d

To justify actions to media

e

To identify protesters for targeting

Feedback

1

The Skirmish Line acts as a barrier to deter and control space, not for combat or publicity.

2

Proportionality links the force used to the level of threat.

3

Wedge is designed to push a crowd back in a controlled, unified way with reduced injury.

4

A lawful dispersal starts with a clear and audible warning.

5

Negotiators focus on peaceful resolution and communication.

6

Media should be kept safe and unobtrusive; move them courteously.

7

Containment relies on enough personnel and clear boundaries.

8

Wedge creates multiple manageable sections to control movement.

9

Warning is the initial, compliant dispersal step.

10

Footage supports accountability and learning, not intimidation.

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by RTC 5

What is the primary purpose of the CDM 'Skirmish Line'?

Which CDM principle ensures police response matches the threat level?

Which formation is best for clearing a street while minimizing injury?

What should you do first after a legal dispersal order is given?

In CDM, what is the role of the Negotiator?

Which CDM action is appropriate when media crews block officer paths?

Which element is critical for a successful containment CDM strategy?

What is the main objective of a 'Wedge' formation in CDM?

What is the first step when a crowd begins dispersal after a lawfully issued order?

Why is camera/footage documentation emphasized in CDM operations?

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