Academics Quiz Week 10

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When making hospital corners, you lay the sheet on top of the mattress and create a 45-degree angle. This angle helps to secure the sheet tightly and neatly around the corners of the mattress, ensuring that it stays in place and does not come undone easily. By folding the excess fabric at a 45-degree angle, you can achieve a crisp and professional-looking corner that is commonly used in hospitals and hotels.

The statement suggests that when wearing PTUs or ABUs at the DFAC (Dining Facility), there is no need to remove the hydration system. This implies that individuals can keep their hydration system intact while wearing their PTUs or ABUs, indicating that it is allowed or acceptable to do so. Therefore, the correct answer is True.

The number one priority for a flight commander when marching is the safety of the flight. This means ensuring that all members of the flight are following proper safety procedures and protocols while marching, minimizing the risk of accidents or injuries. Safety should always be the top concern in any military operation, and the flight commander's role is to prioritize and maintain the well-being of the entire flight during the marching process.

The statement in the question suggests that the duffel bag and flight cap will be grounded to the top right corner of the top shelf. However, there is no information given about the duffel bag and flight cap being grounded to the top right corner. Therefore, the answer is false.

"Call To Quarters" refers to a signal or announcement made in military settings to assemble or gather the troops. In this context, "free from constructive training" means that the activity of "Call To Quarters" does not involve any form of training or educational purpose. Therefore, the correct answer is True, indicating that "Call To Quarters" does not involve constructive training.

The answer "ate, ate" suggests that cadets will exit the DFAC (Dining Facility) from the same side they entered after finishing their meal. This implies that the exit route is determined by the direction in which they were facing while eating.

When performing an About Face, which is a military drill movement, you are not supposed to bend your knees. The correct execution of an About Face involves keeping your legs straight and pivoting on the balls of your feet to make a 180-degree turn. Bending the knees would disrupt the proper form and technique of the movement. Therefore, the statement "You can bend your knees when performing an About Face" is false.

All cadets at AEF have the responsibility to clean the table before leaving. This implies that it is a rule or expectation for cadets to clean up after themselves.

The proper steps in an Open Ranks Inspection are to first size the flight, then count off, followed by opening the ranks, and finally closing the ranks.

Facing movements require a stable and even surface to ensure safety and proper execution. Uneven surfaces, such as rocky terrain or bumpy ground, can make it difficult to maintain balance and may result in accidents. Carpet, turf, and ice are all surfaces that can be slippery, making it unsafe to perform facing movements. Therefore, all of the above options are places where you are not allowed to use facing movements.

When put at ease in formation, the correct foot to pivot on is the right foot. In military formations, "at ease" is a position where soldiers are allowed to relax but still maintain their military posture. When pivoting, it is customary to pivot on the right foot, as it allows for better balance and control while maintaining the formation.

When folding a duffel bag, you do not fold it into fourths from the bottom to the open end. This statement is incorrect. The correct way to fold a duffel bag would depend on its specific design and instructions provided by the manufacturer. However, a common method would be to fold it in half lengthwise, and then fold it in half or roll it up from one end to the other.

This answer suggests that the command given when the rear flight is falling behind in a squadron is to "close on the leading flight". This means that the rear flight should move closer to the leading flight in order to maintain formation and keep up with the rest of the squadron. By closing the distance between the two flights, they can ensure that they stay together and continue flying in unison.

In squadron formation, element leaders are allowed to raise their hand and yell safety when coming up to a safety hazard. This is because element leaders are responsible for the safety and well-being of their specific group or "element" within the squadron. They have the authority to identify and address safety hazards to ensure the overall safety of the squadron.

The statement is false because Guide/Guidon Bearers are not necessarily the first to enter and leave the building. While they may play a role in leading a group or procession, they do not have a specific role in entering or leaving a building. The order of entry and exit would depend on various factors such as protocol, hierarchy, or specific instructions given by the leadership.

The Cadet Operations Group Commander at CSJFTC is responsible for overseeing various cadet positions within the operations group. The cadet positions that fall under this role include the Cadet Security Forces Squadron Commander, Cadet Logistic Readiness Squadron Commander, Cadet Transportation Squadron Commander, and Cadet Quick Reaction Force Squadron Commander. These positions are all part of the operations group and report to the Cadet Operations Group Commander.

Conducting cross gender searching with approval from your FTO is not allowed. This statement implies that it is permissible to perform searches on individuals of the opposite gender as long as you have approval from your FTO. However, this is incorrect. In most cases, conducting searches on individuals of the opposite gender is not allowed due to privacy and ethical concerns. Therefore, the correct answer is False.

The statement "You can talk and move during route step" is true. During a route step, individuals are allowed to communicate with others and physically move to their desired location. This flexibility enables people to navigate through a specific route while maintaining communication and mobility.

At double time, the size of your steps is increased to cover more ground in less time. The correct answer is 30 inches, which means that while marching at double time, each step you take will be 30 inches long. This longer stride allows for faster movement and is commonly used in military drills or marching exercises to increase speed and efficiency.