Welcome to the Geography Quiz 59

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Which molecule is commonly used in creating "spy dust" for tracking agents via their presence at a location?

A) Zinc oxide

B) Phosphorescent markers

C) Lithium

D) Sodium chloride

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he Enigma machine was used during World War II primarily for:

A) Encrypting and decrypting messages

B) GPS location tracking

C) Surveillance operations

D) Sending coded radio signals

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What is the purpose of "cryptography" in espionage?

A) To track and analyze enemy movements

B) To create false intelligence

C) To hide the contents of secret messages

D) To develop advanced weapons

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Which chemical compound was often used by spies during the Cold War to poison enemies?

A) Ricin

B) Cyanide

C) Mustard gas

D) Sarin

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What is a "dead drop" in espionage?

A) A method to deliver a coded message

B) A type of disguise for agents

C) A location where spies leave secret items

D) A device used to intercept communications

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What technology was used by the CIA in the 1970s to monitor Soviet communications from space?

A) Satellite reconnaissance

B) Laser microphones

C) Cryptanalysis

D) Remote sensing drones

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Which of these is a famous espionage technique involving a false identity?

A) Steganography

B) Covert surveillance

C) False flag operation

D) Encryption

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What is the primary function of a "bug" in espionage?

A) To track movements

B) To record conversations

C) To hack computer systems

D) To identify suspects

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Welcome to the Geography Quiz 59

Which molecule is commonly used in creating "spy dust" for tracking agents via their presence at a location?

he Enigma machine was used during World War II primarily for:

What is the purpose of "cryptography" in espionage?

Which chemical compound was often used by spies during the Cold War to poison enemies?

What is a "dead drop" in espionage?

What technology was used by the CIA in the 1970s to monitor Soviet communications from space?

Which of these is a famous espionage technique involving a false identity?

What is the primary function of a "bug" in espionage?

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Welcome to the Geography Quiz 59

Which molecule is commonly used in creating "spy dust" for tracking agents via their presence at a location?

he Enigma machine was used during World War II primarily for:

What is the purpose of "cryptography" in espionage?

Which chemical compound was often used by spies during the Cold War to poison enemies?

What is a "dead drop" in espionage?

What technology was used by the CIA in the 1970s to monitor Soviet communications from space?

Which of these is a famous espionage technique involving a false identity?

What is the primary function of a "bug" in espionage?

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