Young Marine Final Exam
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What are the Marine Corps official colors?
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Green and white
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Red, white and blue
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Scarlet and gold
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Red and yellow
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This is your final test! It covers everything you have learned so far. Rank structure is half of your final test so I suggest you study this week.
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Who was the first Commandant of the Marine Corps?
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Col Chesty Puller
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Gen Charles Krulak
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Gen L. Shepherd
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Capt Samuel Nicholas
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A. Capt Samuel NicholasExplanation
Capt Samuel Nicholas was the first Commandant of the Marine Corps. He was appointed by the Continental Congress in 1775 and played a crucial role in establishing the Marine Corps as a permanent military force. Nicholas led the Marines during the American Revolutionary War and was responsible for organizing and training the early Marine units. His leadership and dedication laid the foundation for the Marine Corps as we know it today.Rate this question:
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Leatherneck is a
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Tough Marine
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Sword Marine's carry
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Leather belt Marine's wore
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Leather collar Marine's wore
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A. Leather collar Marine's woreExplanation
Marines used to wear leather collars as part of their uniform. The leather collar served multiple purposes such as protecting the neck from injury and providing support for the headgear. It was a common practice for Marines to wear leather collars as a part of their attire.Rate this question:
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What are the three parts of the Marine Corps Emblem?
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Eagle, Globe, AnchorExplanation
The Marine Corps Emblem consists of three parts: an eagle, a globe, and an anchor. The eagle represents the United States, symbolizing the Marine Corps' commitment to defending the country. The globe represents the worldwide presence of the Marine Corps, signifying their readiness to be deployed anywhere in the world. The anchor represents the Marine Corps' naval tradition, as it is a branch of the United States Navy. Together, these three elements form a powerful symbol of the Marine Corps' values and mission.Rate this question:
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Why do Young Marines salute?
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To show recogintion
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To show friendship
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To show military courtesy
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To show privilege
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A. To show military courtesyExplanation
Young Marines salute to show military courtesy. Saluting is a form of respect and recognition within the military. It is a way for Young Marines to acknowledge and show respect to higher-ranking officers or officials. Saluting is a long-standing tradition that demonstrates discipline, professionalism, and adherence to military customs and traditions. By saluting, Young Marines show their understanding of the hierarchical structure and chain of command within the military organization.Rate this question:
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What is normal interval during PT?
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Double arm
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Single arm
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Open
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Close
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A. Double armExplanation
The normal interval during PT refers to the position in which both arms are used simultaneously. This means that both arms are actively engaged in the exercise or movement being performed. This is in contrast to single arm exercises, where only one arm is used at a time. The double arm interval allows for balanced and coordinated movement, providing optimal strength and stability.Rate this question:
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How many inches are your step during half step march?
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300
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20
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30
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15
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A. 15Explanation
During a half step march, each step covers a distance of 15 inches.Rate this question:
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Young Marines are stopped and at attention. They get the command FORWARD, MARCH. On Forward, each Marine shifts his weight to his right leg. On “MARCH”, the Young Marine takes a 30-inch step to the front with his left foot and begins to swing his arms in an arc. The Young Marines continue to march taking 30-inch steps at 120 steps per minute. What movement are the Young Marines doing?
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Quick time march
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Double time march
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Column right
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Face to the right
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A. Quick time marchExplanation
The Young Marines are performing a quick time march. This is indicated by the command "Forward, March" and the description of each Marine shifting their weight to their right leg and taking a 30-inch step with their left foot. The mention of swinging their arms in an arc also aligns with the movements of a quick time march.Rate this question:
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At what position do you fall in?
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Parade rest
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Rest
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Ready position
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Attention
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A. AttentionExplanation
The correct answer is "Attention" because "Attention" is the position where you stand upright, with your feet together and your arms straight down at your sides. It is the position of highest alertness and readiness in military drill and is often used as a starting point for other movements or commands.Rate this question:
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Does Semper Fidelis mean "Always Faithful"?
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
Semper Fidelis is a Latin phrase that translates to "Always Faithful" in English. This phrase is commonly associated with the United States Marine Corps and represents their core value of loyalty and commitment to their country and fellow Marines. Therefore, the correct answer is true.Rate this question:
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Where do you mark your cover?
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On the tag
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On the top
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Inside the sweatband
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On the brim
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A. Inside the sweatbandExplanation
When marking a cover, you typically mark it inside the sweatband. The sweatband is the inner part of the cover that touches your forehead. Marking it here ensures that the mark is not visible from the outside and does not affect the appearance of the cover. Additionally, marking inside the sweatband helps to prevent the mark from smudging or fading over time.Rate this question:
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Who sponsors the Young Marines?
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The Marine Corps LeagueExplanation
The Marine Corps League sponsors the Young Marines.Rate this question:
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What is a bulkhead?
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WallExplanation
A bulkhead is a term used to describe a wall or partition that separates different sections or compartments within a larger structure or vehicle. It is commonly used in ships, aircraft, and buildings to create separate areas for various purposes. The purpose of a bulkhead is to provide structural support, enhance safety, and prevent the spread of fire or water in case of emergencies.Rate this question:
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What is field day?
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Clean up time - 15.
Is pogey bait fruit?
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
The question asks if pogey bait is fruit. Pogey bait refers to snacks or treats, typically candy or junk food, that is often consumed by military personnel. It does not specifically refer to fruit. Therefore, the correct answer is false.Rate this question:
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Where was the first Young Marine unit located?
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Camp Pendleton, CA
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Waterbury, CT
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Camp Lejune, NC
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Parris Island, SC
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A. Waterbury, CTExplanation
The first Young Marine unit was located in Waterbury, CT.Rate this question:
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What is the birthday of the Marine Corps?
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4 July 1775
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1 April 1997
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10 November 1775
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7 May 2011
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A. 10 November 1775Explanation
The birthday of the Marine Corps is on 10 November 1775. This date marks the establishment of the Continental Marines, the predecessor to the United States Marine Corps. On this day, the Second Continental Congress authorized the raising of two battalions of Marines to serve as naval infantry. Since then, November 10th has been celebrated as the Marine Corps' birthday, commemorating the rich history and tradition of the Marine Corps.Rate this question:
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Where is the birthplace of the Marine Corps?
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Tun Tavern Philadelphia, PA
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O'Malley's Tavern Washington DC
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Mr. Gann's home town in Missouri
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Marine Depot Parris Island, SC
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A. Tun Tavern Philadelphia, PAExplanation
Tun Tavern in Philadelphia, PA is considered the birthplace of the Marine Corps. It was here that the Continental Congress authorized the creation of two battalions of Marines in 1775. The tavern served as a gathering place for the early Marines and played a significant role in the formation and early history of the Marine Corps.Rate this question:
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Who do you call Sir or Ma'am?
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Your parents
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Senior citizens
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Mr. Gann, Mrs. Gann, Ms. Gavin, Mr. Chado
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Adults
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All of the above
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A. All of the aboveExplanation
The correct answer is "All of the above" because all the options mentioned - parents, senior citizens, specific individuals (Mr. Gann, Mrs. Gann, Ms. Gavin, Mr. Chado), and adults in general - can be addressed as Sir or Ma'am as a sign of respect.Rate this question:
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One purpose of drill is to
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Have fun
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Sing songs
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Instill discipline
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Teach health
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A. Instill disciplineExplanation
Drill is a structured and repetitive activity that helps in instilling discipline. Through drill, individuals learn to follow instructions, maintain uniformity, and develop a sense of teamwork and obedience. The repetitive nature of drill helps in creating a habit of discipline, which can be applied in various aspects of life. It teaches individuals to be punctual, focused, and respectful towards authority. Overall, drill plays a significant role in instilling discipline among individuals.Rate this question:
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