JROTC

(U1C1L1:G1)  What is the mission of Army JROTC?

• To train young men and women in Army tactics.
• To help students graduate from high school.
• To increase enlistment in the Armed Forces.
• To motivate young people to be better citizens.

(U1C1L2:G2)  Name the congressional act that launched the JROTC program.

• The Civil Rights Act
• The No Child Left Behind Act
• The National Fitness Act
• The National Defense Act of 1916

(U1C1L3:G13)  A company consists of a headquarters section and at least two ______________.

• Battalions
• Teams
• Squads
• Platoons

(U1C1L3:G19)  What is the rank of a JROTC Battalion Commander?

•  Cadet Lieutenant
•  Cadet Lieutenant Colonel
• Cadet Captain
• Cadet Major

(U1C1L3:G29)  Name the duties and responsibilities of a team member.

• Properly wear the uniform.
• Take care of equipment.
• Be on time for official formations.
• All of the above
  

As a leader, Bob was able to settle disputes in a cohesive manner using his _____________ skills. 

• leadership
• conflict resolution
• National Defense Act
• culturally diverse
  

(U2C2L2:G2) How many parts do most drill commands have?

• Three parts: the left foot step, the right foot step, and the execution.
• Two parts: the preparatory command and the command of execution.
• One part: the command of execution.
• One part: the preparatory command.
  

(U2C2L2:G3) What is the purpose of a preparatory command?

• To help the commander with his or her tone, cadence, and snap.
• To alert a platoon of impending disaster.
• To allow a subordinate to coach a leader on the next appropriate step.
• To convey the movement that the leader wants the subordinate to perform and to mentally prepare the subordinate for its execution.

(U2C2L1:G5) A ____________ is used to move troops and equipment from one location to another in a quick and orderly manner.

• Drill
• Maneuver
• Road march
• 30-inch step

(U2C2L1:G4) Who wrote the first field manual for military drills, commonly called the "Blue Book?"

• Kelley
• Baron von Rothschild
• Baron Friedrich von Steuben
• General George Washington