2-21. Which  of  the  following  individuals  would be  authorized  to  perform  duties  as command  security  manager? 1. Chief   Cryptologic   Technician 2. Master  Chief  Religious  Program Specialist 3. GS-9  civilian  employee 4. GS-11  civilian  employee In  answering  questions  2-22  through  2-25, select the term in column B that is defined in column A. 2-22. 2-23. 2-24. 2-25. 2-26. 2-27. 2-28. 2-29. A. Definitions Information  which  has been  determined  to require  protection against  unauthorized disclosure The  ability  to  obtain knowledge  or  possession of  classified  infor- mation B. Terms 1. Access 2. Classified Information 3. Official Information 4. Security Information  which  is owned by or is subject to the control of the United  States  Government A  protected  condition  of classified   information An  individual  would  be  authorized  access to  classified  information  simply  by  being in  a  place  where  such  information  is kept. 1. True 2. False Responsibility  for  determining  whether another  person’s  duties  necessitate access  to  classified  information  rests  on the  possessor  of  the  classified information. 1. True 2. False For  classification  purposes,  a  document may  include  both  sketches  and  working notes. 1. True 2. False A  foreign  national  is  any  person  who  has been  lawfully  admitted  into  the  United States  for  permanent  residence  under  an immigration  visa. 1. True 2. False 9 2-30. The  term  “command”    includes  which  of  the following   organizations? 1. Activity   only 2. Squadron  only 3. Unit  only 4. Activity,  squadron,  and  unit 2-31. Which  of  the  following  lands  is  NOT  a territory  of  the  United  States? 1. American  Samoa 2. Guam 3. Newfoundland 4. Virgin  Islands In  answering  questions  2-32  through 2-34,  select  the  damage  in  column  B that  would  result  from  the  unauthorized disclosure  of  the  classification  of  material in column A. 2-32. 2-33. 2-34. 2-35. 2-36. 2-37. 2-38. 2-39. A. Classifications   B. Damages Top  Secret 1. Serious Secret 2. Identifiable Confidential 3. Exceptionally Grave Information  which  indicates  the  strength of  ground  forces  in  the  United  States would  be  classified  Secret. 1. True 2. False “For Official Use Only” markings are used to  identify  classified  information. 1. True 2. False Classified  material  is  NOT  normally stored in the office of the chaplain. 1. True 2. False The  caveat   “For  Official  Use  Only”  is  NOT a  security  classification. 1. True 2. False “For  Official  Use  Only”  material  need  not be  given  a  higher  degree  of  protection than  other  unclassified  material. 1. True 2. False