Hinata Hoshi Round 7

Question 1

Infiltrate

Answer 1

To enter or gain access to a place or organization surreptitiously.

Question 2

Espionage

Answer 2

the practice of spying or of using spies, typically by governments to obtain political and military information.

Question 3

disguise

Answer 3

concealing ones identity

Question 4

exfiltration

Answer 4

The act of removing personnel or assets from a dangerous or hostile environment.

Question 5

surveillance

Answer 5

Observation

Question 6

undercover

Answer 6

Acting or done in secret, especially to collect information or conduct operations.

Question 7

Protocol

Answer 7

a set of rules or guidelines

Question 8

double agent

Answer 8

A person who pretends to be a spy for one side while actually working for another

Question 9

mission

Answer 9

a specific task undertaken by an agent.

Question 10

classified

Answer 10

Information that is restricted and not available to the public.

Question 11

Detonate

Answer 11

A) Explode

Question 12

Breach

Answer 12

a violation or infraction

Question 13

asset

Answer 13

A person or thing of value used in an operation.

Question 14

Intelligence

Answer 14

gathering of information about an enemy or competitor

Question 15

Covert

Answer 15

An operation that is not intended to be known by the public or the enemy.

Question 16

counterintelligence

Answer 16

Activities aimed at preventing espionage or gathering information about an enemy.

Question 17

Sabotage

Answer 17

Destroy

Question 18

Cipher

Answer 18

a method of encoding messages

Question 19

reconnaissance

Answer 19

Preliminary surveying or scouting to gather information

Question 20

safe house

Answer 20

shelter for agents

Question 21

agent

Answer 21

A person who acts on behalf of another, especially in espionage.

Question 22

asset retrieval

Answer 22

The process of recovering valuable items or information.

Question 23

Infiltration

Answer 23

Entering secretly

Question 24

Liaison

Answer 24

a person who acts as a link between individuals or groups.

Question 25

vulnerable

Answer 25

Open to attack or harm

Question 26

Extraction

Answer 26

The practice of spying or using spies, typically by governments, to obtain political or military information.

Question 27

Protocol

Answer 27

A set of formal rules or procedures.

Question 28

Incarnation

Answer 28

A particular physical form or state of something

Question 29

Neutralize

Answer 29

To make something ineffective or harmless; in the context of a villain, often a euphemism for killing or capturing.

Question 30

Improvise

Answer 30

To create and perform spontaneously or without preparation.