1.
What is this ribbon?
Correct Answer
B. Civic service ribbon
Explanation
A civic service ribbon is a type of ribbon that is awarded to individuals who have contributed to their community through volunteer work or other forms of civic engagement. This ribbon recognizes and honors the recipient's dedication and commitment to serving others and making a positive impact on society.
2.
A Cadet may be disenrolled from the MCJROTC program for all of the below EXCEPT which one?
Correct Answer
D. Second consecutive YPFT Failure in one year
Explanation
A Cadet may be disenrolled from the MCJROTC program for academic failure, ineptitude, and a poor attitude. However, the exception is the second consecutive YPFT failure in one year. This means that even if a Cadet fails the YPFT (Youth Physical Fitness Test) twice in a year, they will not be automatically disenrolled from the program.
3.
The description "Cadets will not display any gestures of affection in school or on school grounds. This holds especially true when in uniform and pertains to kissing, embracing, holding hands, or other forms of intimate behavior" relates to whic of the below?
Correct Answer
C. Public Display of Affection
Explanation
The given description explicitly states that cadets are not allowed to display any gestures of affection in school or on school grounds, especially when in uniform. This prohibition includes activities such as kissing, embracing, holding hands, or any other forms of intimate behavior. This clearly relates to the concept of Public Display of Affection, which refers to the act of showing affection or love in a public setting. Therefore, the correct answer is Public Display of Affection.
4.
Which is NOT part of our Cadet Honor Code?
Correct Answer
C. Cadets never offer suggestions to improve the system
Explanation
The Cadet Honor Code consists of principles and values that cadets are expected to uphold. This includes honoring their word, demonstrating initiative, treating others with dignity and respect, and wearing their uniforms proudly. However, the statement "Cadets never offer suggestions to improve the system" goes against the idea of initiative and improvement. It implies that cadets should not contribute ideas or suggestions to make the system better, which contradicts the values of growth and progress.
5.
All Marine Corps JROTC cadets are required to maintain a (GPA) of _______. Failure to maintain a minimum GPA, as determined by the SMI and approved by the principal, will put the cadet on immediate probation during the next semester, and will suspend all special team activity, promotions and awards. Cadet Staff who do not meet this GPA criteria will be relieved until such a time as the SMI deems appropriate.
Correct Answer
B. 2.0
Explanation
Marine Corps JROTC cadets are required to maintain a minimum GPA of 2.0. If a cadet fails to meet this GPA requirement, they will be placed on immediate probation during the next semester. Additionally, all special team activity, promotions, and awards will be suspended for the cadet. Cadet Staff members who do not meet the GPA criteria will be relieved from their positions until the Senior Military Instructor (SMI) determines it is appropriate.
6.
Your conduct while in uniform should always be impeccable. Which of the following is incorrect while in uniform?
Correct Answer
A. Wearing of non-exentric sunglasses while in formation
Explanation
While in uniform, it is important to maintain a professional appearance and adhere to the rules and regulations. Wearing non-exentric sunglasses while in formation is incorrect because it goes against the standard uniform guidelines. Sunglasses should not be worn while in formation as they can be seen as unprofessional and do not contribute to the overall appearance of the uniformed personnel.
7.
Which of the following is incorrect when dealing with uniform care?
Correct Answer
C. Wooly-Pully's can be washed and dried on low heat
Explanation
The incorrect statement when dealing with uniform care is that Wooly-Pully's can be washed and dried on low heat.
8.
Identify the DRESS BLUE CHARLIE uniform.
Correct Answer
D. Blue trousers or skirt with khaki long sleeve shirt and tie
Explanation
The DRESS BLUE CHARLIE uniform consists of blue trousers or skirt with a khaki long sleeve shirt and tie.
9.
The Khaki web belt length is 2 to 4 inches past the buckle, the green cloth belt worn with the service "Alpha" uniform is _______________past the brass end-buckle?
Correct Answer
A. Between 2 ¾ and 3 ¾ inches past the end-buckle
Explanation
The correct answer is between 2 ¾ and 3 ¾ inches past the end-buckle. This means that the green cloth belt worn with the service "Alpha" uniform should extend beyond the brass end-buckle by a length between 2 ¾ and 3 ¾ inches.
10.
Which event is NOT considered a part of the YPFT?
Correct Answer
B. 1.5 Mile Run
Explanation
The 1.5 Mile Run is not considered a part of the YPFT. The YPFT, or Youth Physical Fitness Test, typically includes events such as the Standing Long Jump, Push Ups, Sit Ups, and the 300 yard shuttle run. However, the 1.5 Mile Run is not included in this test.
11.
Which Leadership Trait is defined as "the ability to reach sound decisions in a timely manner"?
Correct Answer
A. Decisiveness
Explanation
Decisiveness is the correct answer because it refers to the leadership trait of being able to make sound decisions in a timely manner. This trait is essential for effective leadership as it enables leaders to analyze situations, weigh options, and take decisive actions. A leader who is decisive can quickly assess information, evaluate risks, and make confident choices, which ultimately leads to efficient decision-making and effective problem-solving within the organization.
12.
On the first stanza of the Marines Hymn below, identify the missing words.
From the Halls of Montezuma,
To the ________ of Tripoli,
We fight our country’s battles
In the air, on land and sea.
First to fight for right and _______,
And to keep our honor clean;
We are proud to claim the title of UNITED STATES MARINE
Correct Answer
D. Shores, freedom
Explanation
The missing words in the first stanza of the Marines Hymn are "shores" and "freedom". The stanza highlights the Marines' commitment to fighting for their country's battles on land, air, and sea, and being the first to fight for what is right and to maintain their honor. The use of the word "shores" signifies the Marines' readiness to defend their nation's coastlines, while "freedom" emphasizes their dedication to protecting the values and liberties of the United States.
13.
"To receive, obey and pass on the sentry who relieves me, all orders from the Commanding Officer, Officer of the Day, and Officers and Non-Commissioned officers of the guard only" is which General Order of the Sentry?
Correct Answer
B. 6
Explanation
General Order 6 states that the sentry must receive, obey, and pass on all orders from the Commanding Officer, Officer of the Day, and Officers and Non-Commissioned officers of the guard only.
14.
What are the official Marine Corps Colors?
Correct Answer
C. Scarlet and Gold
Explanation
The official Marine Corps Colors are Scarlet and Gold. These colors are significant and represent the history and traditions of the Marine Corps. Scarlet symbolizes the valor and sacrifice of the Marines, while gold represents their achievement and excellence. These colors are prominently displayed in the Marine Corps flag and are used in various ceremonial occasions and official emblems.
15.
Where was the First Amphibious Landing by Marines ?
Correct Answer
B. Providence Island in the Bahamas
Explanation
The correct answer is Providence Island in the Bahamas. This is where the first amphibious landing by Marines took place.
16.
Who is the “Grand Old Man of the Marine Corps”
Correct Answer
B. General Archibald Henderson
Explanation
General Archibald Henderson is known as the "Grand Old Man of the Marine Corps" because he served as the Commandant of the Marine Corps for 38 years, the longest tenure in the history of the Corps. He played a crucial role in shaping and modernizing the Marine Corps during his leadership, and his dedication and commitment to the Corps earned him this esteemed title.
17.
Guadalcanal, Iwo Jima, Okinawa, Saipan, and Tarawa were battles faught by Marines in which war?
Correct Answer
B. World War II
Explanation
The battles of Guadalcanal, Iwo Jima, Okinawa, Saipan, and Tarawa were fought by Marines in World War II. These battles were significant in the Pacific theater of the war and played a crucial role in the eventual Allied victory over Japan. The Marines faced intense fighting, harsh conditions, and heavy casualties in these battles, making them important milestones in the overall conflict.
18.
Who is this member of your Chain of Command?
Correct Answer
D. Program Director of the MCJROTC
Explanation
The Program Director of the MCJROTC is a member of the Chain of Command. The Chain of Command refers to the hierarchical structure within an organization, where individuals have authority over those below them. In this case, the Program Director of the MCJROTC holds a position of authority within the Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps, making them a member of the Chain of Command. The other options listed, such as the Commandant of the Marine Corps, Vice President of the USA, and Secretary of Defense, may hold higher positions of authority but are not specifically mentioned as members of the Chain of Command in this context.
19.
Which is NOT a type of North with relation to Land Navigation?
Correct Answer
B. Countoured
Explanation
The question asks for a type of North with relation to Land Navigation that is NOT included in the given options. The options listed are True, Contoured, Grid, and Magnetic. Among these options, True, Grid, and Magnetic are all types of North that are used in Land Navigation. However, Contoured is not a type of North with relation to Land Navigation. Therefore, the correct answer is Countoured.
20.
How many "silver diamonds" designate a Cadet Colonel?
Correct Answer
C. 3
Explanation
A Cadet Colonel is designated by three "silver diamonds".