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  1. When Secret material is transmitted outside the facility, which control is required?

    Answer: A receipt

    Secret and above transmitted outside the facility requires a receipt for accountability.

  2. Top Secret information requires which of the following accountability measures?

    Answer: Continuous accountability with inventories

    Top Secret is controlled and inventoried to maintain accountability.

  3. Which method is acceptable for destroying classified paper?

    Answer: Approved cross-cut shredder meeting government specifications

    Classified paper must be destroyed using approved methods that make reconstruction infeasible.

  4. Classified material sent by mail must be:

    Answer: Double-wrapped with the inner wrapper marked with the classification

    Double wrapping with the classification marked only on the inner container is required.

  5. An employee hand-carrying classified material off site generally needs:

    Answer: Courier authorization and briefing

    Couriers must be authorized, briefed, and carry appropriate documentation.

  6. Which document tells a contractor what is classified on a contract?

    Answer: DD Form 254

    The DD 254 provides classification guidance and security requirements for the contract.

  7. Reproducing classified documents must be done:

    Answer: Only on approved equipment with copies controlled

    Reproduction is limited to authorized equipment and copies remain subject to the same controls.

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