Naval: Recruit Training Command Test! Trivia Quiz
A quiz to be used for review before you go to Navy RTC. It includes the 11 general orders, the 2010 RTC chain of command, the Sailor's Creed, the phonetic alphabet, and ranks and recognition. No multiple choice. Most questions will require fill-in-the-blank responses. To get the most out of this review, attempt to complete this quiz without any reference materials. NOTE: SPELLING COUNTS!
Questions and Answers
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First, recite the Sailor's Creed, then type it in the blank.
Explanation
MEMORIZE IT!!!Rate this question:
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What is your first general order?
Explanation
The first general order is to take charge of the assigned post and all government property within sight. This order emphasizes the importance of responsibility and accountability for the post and its surroundings. It implies that the individual should be vigilant and ensure the security and proper management of the area and any government assets present. By following this order, the person is demonstrating their commitment to their duty and the protection of government property.Rate this question:
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What is your second general order?
Explanation
The correct answer is "To walk my post in a military manner, keeping always on the alert, and observing everything that takes place within sight or hearing." The answer is repeated four times in the options, indicating that it is the correct and consistent response. It accurately reflects the second general order, which is to maintain vigilance and awareness while patrolling a designated area.Rate this question:
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What is your third general order?
Explanation
The third general order is to report all violations of orders that I am instructed to enforce. This means that it is the duty of the person to report any instances where orders are being disobeyed or not followed correctly. This ensures that there is accountability and that the proper procedures are being followed. By reporting these violations, it helps to maintain order and discipline within the organization.Rate this question:
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What is your fourth general order?
Explanation
The fourth general order is to repeat all calls from posts more distant from the guard house than my own. This means that the person in charge of the guard house is responsible for relaying any calls or messages from posts that are further away. They must ensure that all information is effectively communicated and that nothing is missed. This order emphasizes the importance of clear communication and maintaining awareness of what is happening in surrounding posts.Rate this question:
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What is your fifth general order?
Explanation
The correct answer is "To quit my post only when properly relieved." This is the fifth general order because it emphasizes the importance of staying at one's assigned post until properly relieved by a superior or designated authority. It highlights the responsibility of maintaining security and ensuring a smooth transition of duties. By following this order, individuals demonstrate their commitment to their assigned duties and the overall effectiveness of the organization.Rate this question:
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What is your sixth general order?
Explanation
The sixth general order is to receive, obey, and pass on to the sentry who relieves me, all orders from the commanding officer, command duty officer, officer of the deck, and officers and petty officers of the watch only. This means that the individual must follow the chain of command and ensure that any orders given by these specific individuals are properly communicated to the next person on duty. This helps to maintain a clear line of communication and ensures that important instructions are not missed or misunderstood.Rate this question:
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What is your seventh general order?
Explanation
The seventh general order is to talk to no one except in the line of duty. This means that as a member of the military or any other profession where orders and responsibilities are given, one should only engage in conversation or communication with others when it is directly related to their duties and responsibilities. This order emphasizes the importance of maintaining focus and professionalism while on duty, and avoiding unnecessary distractions or conversations that could hinder one's ability to perform their tasks effectively.Rate this question:
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Who is the current Secretary of Defense? Note: you will be stating their title and their name as if you are already a sailor. Regarding the name, only the last name is needed.
Explanation
The "Mister" is a must! You will be nicked if you don't give the proper salutation when you are up on a board.Rate this question:
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Who is the current Secretary of the Navy? Note: you will be stating their title and their name as if you are already a sailor. Regarding the name, only the last name is needed.
Explanation
The "Mister" is a must! You will be nicked if you don't give the proper salutation when you are up on a board.Rate this question:
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Who is the current Chief of Naval Operations? The abbreviations for the rank may be used. Regarding the name, only the last name is needed.
Explanation
The current Chief of Naval Operations is Admiral Roughead. The abbreviation for his rank, ADM, can also be used.Rate this question:
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Who is the current Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy? The abbreviations for the rank may be used. Regarding the name, only the last name is needed.
Explanation
The correct answer is Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy West, MCPON West, Master Chief of the Navy West. These are all correct ways to refer to the current Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy. The abbreviation MCPON stands for Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy, and it is commonly used to refer to the position. Similarly, Master Chief of the Navy is another way to refer to the same rank. The last name West indicates the current individual holding the position.Rate this question:
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Who is the current Commander of the Naval Education and Training Command? The abbreviations for the rank may be used. Regarding the name, only the last name is needed.
Explanation
The current Commander of the Naval Education and Training Command is Rear Admiral Killkenny, also known as RADM Killkenny.Rate this question:
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Who is the current Commanding Officer of the Recruit Training Command? The abbreviations for the rank may be used. Regarding the name, only the last name is needed.
Explanation
The current Commanding Officer of the Recruit Training Command is Captain Bethke. This is indicated by the use of the abbreviation "CAPT" before the last name "Bethke".Rate this question:
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Who i the current Military Training Director of the Recruit Training Command?
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True or False? You salute a Chief, Senior Chief, and a Master Chief.
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False
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True
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
You only salute commissioned officers, the national ensign, Medal of Honor recipients, foreign officers, and foreign ensigns. You also salute when you are relieving or are being relieved of watch duty, when you request permission to go aboard a ship or designated building that requires the proper entry, and when the national anthem of our country or foreign countries are being played.Rate this question:
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What is the rank nomenclature and collar device (insignia) of paygrade E1? Separate each answer with a comma. Example: O11 = "Fleet Admiral, 5 stars." Spell out the full name of the rank. If there is no collar device, type "none" as the second answer.
Correct Answer
Seaman Recruit,
Seaman Recruit, noneExplanation
The rank nomenclature of paygrade E1 is "Seaman Recruit" and the collar device (insignia) is "none".Rate this question:
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What is the rank nomenclature and collar device (insignia) of paygrade E2? Separate each answer with a comma. Example: O11 = "Fleet Admiral, 5 stars." Spell out the full name of the rank. If there is no collar device, type "none" as the second answer.
Correct Answer
Seaman Apprentice
Seaman Apprentice, noneExplanation
The rank nomenclature and collar device (insignia) of paygrade E2 is Seaman Apprentice. There is no collar device for this rank.Rate this question:
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What is the rank nomenclature and collar device (insignia) of paygrade E3? Separate each answer with a comma. Example: O11 = "Fleet Admiral, 5 stars." Spell out the full name of the rank. If there is no collar device, type "none" as the second answer.
Correct Answer
Seaman, none
Seaman - 20.
What is the rank nomenclature and collar device (insignia) of paygrade E4? Separate each answer with a comma. Example: O11 = "Fleet Admiral, 5 stars." Spell out the full name of the rank. If there is no collar device, type "none" as the second answer.
Correct Answer
Petty Officer Third Class, crow and 1 chevron
Petty Officer Third Class, crow and one chevron
Third Class Petty Officer, crow and 1 chevron
Third Class Petty Officer, crow and one chevronExplanation
The rank nomenclature and collar device (insignia) of paygrade E4 is Petty Officer Third Class, crow and 1 chevron. This is also represented as Petty Officer Third Class, crow and one chevron, Third Class Petty Officer, crow and 1 chevron, and Third Class Petty Officer, crow and one chevron.Rate this question:
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What is the rank nomenclature and collar device (insignia) of paygrade E5? Separate each answer with a comma. Example: O11 = "Fleet Admiral, 5 stars." Spell out the full name of the rank. If there is no collar device, type "none" as the second answer.
Correct Answer
Petty Officer Second Class, crow and two chevrons
Petty Officer Second Class, crow and 2 chevrons
Second Class Petty Officer, crow and two chevrons
Second Class Petty Officer, crow and 2 chevronsExplanation
The correct answer is "Petty Officer Second Class, crow and two chevrons" and "Petty Officer Second Class, crow and 2 chevrons". These answers correctly identify the rank nomenclature as "Petty Officer Second Class" and the collar device as a "crow" and "two chevrons". The variations in capitalization and number formatting do not affect the accuracy of the answer.Rate this question:
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What is the rank nomenclature and collar device (insignia) of paygrade E9? Separate each answer with a comma. Example: O11 = "Fleet Admiral, 5 stars." Spell out the full name of the rank. If there is no collar device, type "none" as the second answer.
Correct Answer
Master Chief Petty Officer, anchor and 2 stars
Master Chief Petty Officer, anchor and two starsExplanation
The rank nomenclature and collar device (insignia) of paygrade E9 is Master Chief Petty Officer, anchor and 2 stars. It can also be written as Master Chief Petty Officer, anchor and two stars.Rate this question:
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What is the rank nomenclature and collar device (insignia) of the one and only paygrade E10? Separate each answer with a comma. Example: O11 = "Fleet Admiral, 5 stars." Spell out the full name of the rank. If there is no collar device, type "none" as the second answer.
Correct Answer
Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy, anchor and three stars
Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy, anchor and 3 stars - 24.
What is the rank nomenclature and collar device (insignia) of paygrade O2? Separate each answer with a comma. Example: O11 = "Fleet Admiral, 5 stars." Spell out the full name of the rank. If there is no collar device, type "none" as the second answer.
Correct Answer
Lieutenant Junior Grade, silver barExplanation
Lieutenant Junior Grade is the rank nomenclature for paygrade O2. The collar device (insignia) for this rank is a silver bar.Rate this question:
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What is the rank nomenclature and collar device (insignia) of paygrade O3? Separate each answer with a comma. Example: O11 = "Fleet Admiral, 5 stars." Spell out the full name of the rank. If there is no collar device, type "none" as the second answer.
Correct Answer
Lieutenant, two silver bars
Lieutenant, double silver bars
Lieutenant, connected silver bars - 26.
What is the rank nomenclature and collar device (insignia) of paygrade O4? Separate each answer with a comma. Example: O11 = "Fleet Admiral, 5 stars." Spell out the full name of the rank. If there is no collar device, type "none" as the second answer.
Correct Answer
Lieutenant Commander, golden leafExplanation
Lieutenant Commander is the rank nomenclature for paygrade O4. The collar device (insignia) for this rank is a golden leaf.Rate this question:
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What is the rank nomenclature and collar device (insignia) of paygrade O5? Separate each answer with a comma. Example: O11 = "Fleet Admiral, 5 stars." Spell out the full name of the rank. If there is no collar device, type "none" as the second answer.
Correct Answer
Commander, silver leafExplanation
The rank nomenclature of paygrade O5 is Commander and the collar device (insignia) is a silver leaf.Rate this question:
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What is the rank nomenclature and collar device (insignia) of paygrade O6? Separate each answer with a comma. Example: O11 = "Fleet Admiral, 5 stars." Spell out the full name of the rank. If there is no collar device, type "none" as the second answer.
Correct Answer
Captain, full bird
Captain, eagle
Captain, silver eagle - 29.
What is the rank nomenclature and collar device (insignia) of paygrade O9? Separate each answer with a comma. Example: O11 = "Fleet Admiral, 5 stars." Spell out the full name of the rank. If there is no collar device, type "none" as the second answer.
Correct Answer
Vice Admiral, three stars
Vice Admiral, 3 starsExplanation
The rank nomenclature and collar device (insignia) of paygrade O9 is Vice Admiral, three stars. The collar device for this rank consists of three stars.Rate this question:
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What is the rank nomenclature and collar device (insignia) of paygrade O10? Separate each answer with a comma. Example: O11 = "Fleet Admiral, 5 stars." Spell out the full name of the rank. If there is no collar device, type "none" as the second answer.
Correct Answer
Admiral, four stars
Admiral, 4 starsExplanation
The rank nomenclature and collar device (insignia) of paygrade O10 is Admiral, four stars.Rate this question:
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