NS1 Unit I Chapter 1: Introduction to the NJROTC Program

What legislation authorized the formation of the JROTC program?

• National Defense Act of 1916
• Selective Service Act of 1917
• National Security Act of 1947
• JROTC Vitalization Act of 1964

After World War I and World War II, the JROTC program was in a state of

• Revitalization
• Reorganization
• Prosperity
• Stagnation

How many NJROTC programs are there today?

• 480
• 575
• 620
• 702

When did the first NJROTC program start?

• 1964
• 1966
• 1968
• 1971

Which of these statements is NOT accurate regarding Senior Naval Science Instructors?

• They are certified by the Navy and employed by the local schools
• They are retired officers or senior petty officers from the Navy, Marine Corps, or Coast Guard.
• They are in charge of the individual NJROTC programs.
• They have active-duty leadership and management experience.

What is the purpose of the Naval Service Training Command located in Pensacola Florida?

• To serve as a liaison between the Naval Science programs and the local communities
• To handle the selection of students to the Naval Academy and NROTC scholarships
• To oversee the funding and management of the NJROTC programs
• To research, write, and publish inspirational and educational books about Naval history

The purpose of JROTC is "To _________________in students the value of citizenship, service to the United States, personal responsibility, and a sense of accomplishment."

• inspire
• create
• instill
• clarify

What NJROTC goal is being promoted when cadets participate in community service?

• Healthy living
• Patriotism
• Leadership
• Citizenship

What term is used to refer to the removal of a cadet from the NJROTC program?

• Discharge
• Separation
• Disenrollment
• Release

The Navy's core values are Honor, Courage, and __________.

• Patriotism
• Commitment
• Discipline
• Leadership