Which article states 'If I become a prisoner of war, I will keep faith with my fellow prisoners'?

• A. Article II
• B. Article IV
• C. Article VI
• D. Article III

Answer: (B)

This item tests the duty of prisoners of war to maintain loyalty and mutual support with their comrades in captivity. The line about keeping faith with fellow prisoners is a direct expression of that interpersonal commitment baked into the provisions governing POW conduct. It emphasizes solidarity and the obligation to stand by one another, even under hardship, which is what that specific article is designed to codify.

Other articles cover different aspects—how a prisoner is treated, what information a prisoner may be asked to disclose, and the status and authority under which a prisoner remains—so they don’t address the personal oath of loyalty among prisoners. The wording about keeping faith with fellow prisoners is the distinctive focus of the article that sets out the duties and conduct of POWs, making it the best match.