Cadet Seaman Advancement Exam: Quiz!

In uniform, rings are authorized, but no more than one may be worn on each hand. This means that individuals are allowed to wear a maximum of two rings, one on each hand. Wearing more than one ring on a single hand would be in violation of the uniform policy.

Male cadets are permitted to wear a trimmed mustache as facial hair. This suggests that they are allowed to have a mustache, but it must be neatly groomed and maintained. Other options such as a goatee, full beard, or muttonchop sideburns are not mentioned as permissible, indicating that they may not be allowed or may need to be trimmed to conform to regulations.

In this context, the question is discussing the regulations for necklaces in a uniform. It states that necklaces are allowed, but they should not be "visible." This means that while necklaces are permitted to be worn, they should not be easily noticeable or prominently displayed. The other options mentioned, such as color, expense, or heaviness, do not pertain to the visibility of the necklace and are therefore not the correct answer.

When in uniform, it is generally expected that no articles or items should be worn or displayed in a way that they are visible. This includes cell phones, pens, and watch chains. The purpose of a uniform is to create a standardized and professional appearance, and having exposed articles can detract from that. Therefore, the correct answer is that no articles may be exposed when in uniform.

The correct answer states that one earring/stud per ear should be worn, centered on the ear lobe, and it should be a small gold or silver ball with a post or screw on. This means that only one earring per ear is allowed, and it should be a simple and understated design. The answer also specifies that the earring should be centered on the ear lobe, indicating the proper placement.

The wearing of a cover indoors is required while on official duty. This is typically a rule in many organizations and institutions where personnel are expected to wear their uniform and cover while performing their official duties indoors. It is a sign of professionalism and adherence to the organization's dress code. Wearing a cover indoors during other activities such as religious services, parading of colors, or promotion ceremonies may vary depending on the specific rules and traditions of the organization.

The uniform your senior naval science instructor (SNSI) directs you to wear on any given day is known as the Uniform of the Day. This means that the specific uniform that is required to be worn by cadets or students in the naval science program is determined by the SNSI for each day.

The correct answer is "middle of the ear." This means that male sideburns should be trimmed and tailored in a way that they do not extend below the point that is level with the middle of the ear. This ensures that the sideburns are kept neat and well-groomed.

The combination cap is the correct answer because it is the only head gear listed that is optional for officers and chiefs as part of their NJROTC uniform. The khaki garrison cap and black garrison cap are not optional, and "none of the above" is not applicable since the combination cap is indeed optional.

The NJROTC Area Manager is the only person who can approve modifications to cadets' uniforms. This individual has the authority and responsibility to review and authorize any changes or adjustments to the uniforms worn by cadets in the NJROTC program.