7-14 7-15 7-16 7-11. What flag is used to indicate an exempt addressee in a flaghoist message? 1. PREP 2. ECHO 3. NEGAT 4. CORPEN 7-12. What flag is used to indicate an information addressee in a flaghoist message? 1. WHISKEY 2. INDIA 3. FOXTROT 4. ECHO 7-13. The text of flaghoist messages will consist of the prescribed signals and plain language necessary to convey the subject matter expressed by the originator. 1. True 2. False What publication is the origin of most tactical communications between allied naval units? 1. ATP 1, Vol. I 2. ATP 1, Vol. II 3. ATP 2, Vol. I 4. ATP 2, Vol. II What is the overall security classification of ATP 1, Vol. II? 1. Confidential 2. Secret 3. FOUO 4. NATO Restricted How many flag action tables are contained in ATP 1, Vol. II? 1. Six 2. Two 3. Five 4. Four 7-17. What tables are used primarily to expand the meaning of certain basic groups? 1. Chapter 2. Supplementary 3. Suffix 4. Vocabulary 7-18. What group is a two-letter group allocated to a particular chapter and the main vocabulary from which all signals in that chapter are derived? 1. Basic 2. Chapter 3. Supplementary 4. Page 7-19. What type of group consists of a chapter group followed by one or more figures? 1. Basic 2. Suffix 3. Supplementary 4. Page 7-20. Which of the following items may be used to supplement or modify signals from ATP 1, Vol. II? 1. Prosigns 2. Prowords 3. Plain language 4. Code words 7-21. What are the three governing pennants? 1. INTERROGATIVE,   PREPARATIVE, and NEGATIVE 2. INTERROGATIVE,   PREPARATIVE, and CODE 3. INTERROGATIVE, NEGATIVE, and ANSWER 4. INTERROGATIVE, NEGATIVE, and CODE 7-22. When the governing pennant is to be used to govern only one of several signal groups,   it must be separated by TACK from that group. 1. True 2. False 43