Future Soldier Quiz III
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Are you allowed to stand with your hands in your pockets? (While in uniform)
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While in uniform, personnel are allowed to place their hands in their pockets.
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While in uniform, personnel can place their hands in their pockets only during extreme cold weather.
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While in uniform, personnel will not place their hands in their pockets, except momentarily to place or retrieve objects.
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Future Soldier Quiz III assesses knowledge on Army uniform protocols, Basic Rifle Marksmanship (BRM), and core Army values. It evaluates understanding of military conduct, marksmanship fundamentals, and ethical principles crucial for soldier training.
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What does BRM stand for?
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Basic Ruck Marches
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Basic Rifle Marksmanship.
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Barracks Room Monitor
Correct Answer
A. Basic Rifle Marksmanship.Explanation
Answer: Field Manual: FM 3-22.9 Basic Rifle MarksmanshipRate this question:
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There are the 4 fundamentals of BRM, what are they?
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Proper Aiming
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Trigger squeeze
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Warming weapon up
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Setting up Stance
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Controlled breathing
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Mechanical Zero
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Steady Position
Correct Answer(s)
A. Proper Aiming
A. Trigger squeeze
A. Controlled breathing
A. Steady PositionExplanation
Answer: Field Manual: FM 3-22.9 Steady Position-Proper Aim- Breath Control_ Trigger squeeze.Rate this question:
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1. What Army value do you exhibit by adhering to moral principles?
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Integrity
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Personal Courage
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Loyalty
Correct Answer
A. IntegrityExplanation
Integrity : Do what's right, legally and morallyRate this question:
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Which of the following are Army core values? Select all that apply.
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Leadership
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Duty
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Honor
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Respect
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Integrity
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Honesty
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Personal Courage
Correct Answer(s)
A. Duty
A. Honor
A. Respect
A. Integrity
A. Personal CourageExplanation
Leadership is NOT an Army Value, it is the ACRONYM for the Army Values.
The 7 ARmy Core Values are Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity, Personal Courage.Rate this question:
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"Treat people as they should be treated" best describes what Army value?
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Loyalty
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Respect
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Personal Courage
Correct Answer
A. RespectExplanation
Respect, treat people as they should be treated.Rate this question:
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When was the U.S. Army created?
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14 July 1775
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14 July 1776
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14 June 1775
Correct Answer
A. 14 June 1775Explanation
The correct answer is 14 June 1775. This is the date when the U.S. Army was created.Rate this question:
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What are the 5 major terrain Features?
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Depression
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Ridge
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Mountain
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Sand
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Valley
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Hill
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Bodies of Water
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Saddle
Correct Answer(s)
A. Depression
A. Ridge
A. Valley
A. Hill
A. SaddleExplanation
The 5 major terrain features are depression, ridge, valley, hill, and saddle. Depressions refer to low-lying areas, while ridges are elevated areas with a narrow crest. Valleys are elongated low-lying areas between mountains or hills, and hills are elevated areas with rounded tops. Saddles are low points between two higher points. These features are important in understanding and navigating different types of landscapes and terrains.Rate this question:
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If contour lines are closer to each other that means that the terrain is steeper.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
When contour lines are closer to each other on a topographic map, it indicates a steeper terrain. Contour lines represent points of equal elevation, and the spacing between them reflects the slope of the land. When the lines are close together, it means that the elevation is changing rapidly, indicating a steep slope. Conversely, when contour lines are farther apart, it suggests a flatter terrain with a gentle slope. Therefore, the statement that if contour lines are closer to each other, the terrain is steeper is true.Rate this question:
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What are the minor terrain features on a Military Map?
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Buildings
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Cliff
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Ridge
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Draw
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Spur
Correct Answer(s)
A. Cliff
A. Draw
A. SpurExplanation
Minor terrain features on a military map include cliffs, draws, and spurs. A cliff is a vertical or near-vertical feature, usually with a steep slope. A draw is a terrain depression that is usually dry, with sloping sides and often serves as a watercourse after rainfall. A spur is a terrain feature that projects outward from a ridge, often forming a small hill or ridge. These features are important to identify and understand for military operations as they can affect movement, visibility, and tactical positioning.Rate this question:
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What are the supplementary features on a Military Map?
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Draw
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Cut
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Fill
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A. Cut
A. FillExplanation
Supplementary features on a military map refer to additional elements that provide more detailed information. Cut and fill are two common supplementary features found on military maps. Cut represents a section of the terrain where the ground has been excavated or removed, such as a trench or a road cut through a hill. Fill, on the other hand, represents an area where the ground has been artificially raised, such as a dam or an embankment. These features are important for military operations as they indicate potential obstacles or advantageous positions on the battlefield.Rate this question:
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There are 4 North's on a Military map.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
There are only THREE Norths on a Military MapRate this question:
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The 3 Norths on a Military Map are Magnetic,Grid and _______.
Correct Answer
True
true
true.
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There are 8 different TYPES of maps. ________, Joint Operations Graphics, ________, Photomosaic, _______, Special Maps, _________ and Military City Map .
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Planimetric Map
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Topographic Map
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Deployment Map
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Terrain Map
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Joint Operations Graphics
Correct Answer(s)
A. Planimetric Map
A. Topographic Map
A. Terrain Map
A. Joint Operations GraphicsExplanation
Answer: FM 3-25.26 The 8 types are: Planimetric Map, Topographic Map, Photo Map, Joint Operations Graphics, Photomosaic, Terrain Map, Military City Map and Special Maps.Rate this question:
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How much does an M16A2/A3 weigh without magazine and sling?
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7.78 LBS
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6.87 LBS
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8.78 LBS
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7.87 LBS
Correct Answer
A. 7.78 LBSExplanation
Answer: FM 3-22.9 7.78LBSRate this question:
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What is the maximum range for the M16A2/A3?
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3,000 M
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3,800 M
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3,600 M
Correct Answer
A. 3,600 MExplanation
Answer: FM 3-22.9 3,600MRate this question:
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What is the maximum effective range for a point target with the M16A2/A3?
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500 M
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550 M
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650 M
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A. 550 MExplanation
Answer: FM 3-22.9 550MRate this question:
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What is the maximum effective range for an area target with the M16A2/A3?
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600 M
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700 M
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800 M
Correct Answer
A. 800 MExplanation
Answer: FM 3-22.9 600MRate this question:
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There are 2 types of guards, interior and exterior.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The given statement is true because it states that there are two types of guards, interior and exterior. This implies that guards can be categorized into these two types based on their roles or locations.Rate this question:
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What is your 2nd general order? (CAPITALIZE "I" AT THE BEGINNING, DO NOT USE ANY COMMAS AND PLACE A PERIOD AT THE END!!
Correct Answer
I will obey my special orders and perform all my duties in a military manner.Explanation
The 2nd general order states that the individual will follow their special orders and carry out their duties in a military manner. This order emphasizes the importance of obedience and professionalism in performing tasks assigned to them.Rate this question:
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What is the only position you can call parade rest from?
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At Ease
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Parade Rest
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Attention
Correct Answer
A. AttentionExplanation
Answer: Parade Rest is commanded only from the Position of Attention.Rate this question:
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What foot do you EXECUTE column left on?
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Left Foot
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Right Foot
Correct Answer
A. Right FootExplanation
You execute column left on your right foot. (Right foot pivots so body can then turn to left)Rate this question:
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How many inches is a full step in marching?
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15
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30
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32
Correct Answer
A. 30Explanation
Answer: A full step is 30 inchesRate this question:
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When assuming right (or left) face, how many degrees do you turn?
Correct Answer
90
ninetyExplanation
When assuming the right or left face, you need to turn 90 degrees. This means that you would rotate your body or position by a quarter of a full circle, which is equivalent to a right angle. Another way to express this angle is by using the word "ninety," which is the numerical value of 90.Rate this question:
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When saluting while wearing glasses and uncovered, the tip of your first finger should touch the glasses where the temple piece of the frame meets the right edge of the right brow.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
When saluting while wearing glasses and not wearing a hat, the correct position for the tip of your first finger is to touch the glasses where the temple piece of the frame meets the right edge of the right brow. This is the proper way to salute while wearing glasses and uncovered.Rate this question:
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When assuming parade rest you should keep the legs straight, locking the knees, resting the weight of the body equally on the heels and balls of the feet.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
Keep the legs straight WITHOUT locking the knees, resting the weight of the body equally on the heels and balls of the feet.Rate this question:
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What action should you take when you hear the following command "FALL IN"
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Come to attention
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Come to Parade Rest
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At Ease
Correct Answer
A. Come to attentionExplanation
When you hear the command "FALL IN," the correct action to take is to come to attention. This means standing up straight, with your feet together, and your arms straight down by your sides. Coming to attention is a basic military drill command that signifies readiness and respect. It is important to respond quickly and accurately to commands in order to maintain discipline and ensure effective communication within a military unit.Rate this question:
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When assuming about face, how many degrees do you turn?
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90
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180
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360
Correct Answer
A. 180Explanation
When assuming about face, you turn 180 degrees. This means that you make a half-turn, completely changing the direction you were facing initially. Turning 90 degrees would only be a quarter-turn, and turning 360 degrees would bring you back to the same direction you started from. Therefore, the correct answer is 180.Rate this question:
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You pass the colors at a parade. Should you salute?
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No
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Yes
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Only if person is an Officer
Correct Answer
A. YesExplanation
Yes, you should salute when you pass the colors at a parade. Saluting the colors is a sign of respect and honor for the national flag. It is a tradition followed in many countries to show appreciation for the symbol of the nation. Saluting the colors is a way to acknowledge and pay tribute to the sacrifices made by those who have served and protected the country. Therefore, it is appropriate to salute when passing the colors at a parade.Rate this question:
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When does a soldier assume parade rest? Select all that apply.
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When an Officer drives by in his/her vehicle
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When an enlisted soldier addresses a noncommissioned officer (NCO)
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When NCO’s address NCO’s of superior rank
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When in line at chow
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A. When an enlisted soldier addresses a noncommissioned officer (NCO)
A. When NCO’s address NCO’s of superior rankExplanation
Soldiers assume parade rest when an enlisted soldier addresses a noncommissioned officer (NCO) and when NCO's address NCO's of superior rank. Parade rest is a position of respect and discipline in the military, and it is customary for soldiers to assume this position when addressing or being addressed by higher-ranking personnel. This demonstrates their acknowledgement of authority and their willingness to show respect to their superiors.Rate this question:
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