Question 21 10 out of 10 points There are eight items that must go on a map overlay and four of them are: name, and rank; unit conducting the classification; map name, edition and scale, classification (Unclassified or Secret), limits of the route reconnoitered; and any additional remarks to ensure complete understanding of the L overlay. What are the other two items that must go on a map overlay? selected Answer: The route classification formula and the date-time group Question 22 10 out of 10 points The minimum traveled-way width is measured during a route reconnaissance. When it is measured, the width of the road is combined with another aspect of the roadway to give you the minimum traveled-way width. What other aspect of the roadway is combined with the width of the road to give you the minimum-traveled way width? Selected Answer: The width of the road shoulders Question 23 10 out of 10 points Which bridges are most commonly encountered in most theaters of operations? Selected Answer: Large multilane highway bridges Question 24 0 out of 10 points A route type is determined by its ability to withstand weather and it is determined by the worst section of road on the entire route. Which of the following describes a Type "X" route? selected Answer: A Type X route is a limited, all-weather route that, with reasonable maintenance, is passable throughout the year but requires periodic reductions in traffic capacity. Question 25 10 out of 10 points G When preparing @ map overlay you will have to use symbols rep ing specific i ion and one of those types of symbols will be the curve symbol. Use the diagram and choose the symbol that shows a curve (select the number that represents a curve symbol). —fi\—%—' /E\/'\/ Ny Selected Answer: 4
