In what year was the California Cadet Corps founded?

• 1905
• 1945
• 1911
• 1935

What is the significance of the Cadet Corps patch?

• It symbolizes the values and history of the Cadet Corps.
• It represents the cadet's rank only.
• It indicates the cadet's school.
• It is just a decorative item.

Who is recognized as the 'Father' of the California Cadet Corps?

• Brigadier General Edwin Alexander Forbes
• General John Smith
• Colonel Richard Anderson
• Major Thomas Jefferson

What significant change occurred to the mission of the California Cadet Corps after World War II?

• It shifted towards providing leadership training.
• It was disbanded entirely.
• It became a recreational program.
• It focused solely on military training.

Which of the following best describes the primary mission of the California Cadet Corps?

• To train cadets to become military officers.
• To provide leadership training and personal development.
• To focus on academic excellence in schools.
• To promote recreational activities among cadets.

What significant change occurred to the California Cadet Corps after World War II?

• It expanded to include international cadets.
• It became a program focused on sports.
• It shifted its focus from military training to leadership training.
• It was disbanded and reformed as a community service organization.

What does the motto 'ESSAYONS' mean?

• Let us serve
• Let us try
• Let us lead
• Let us learn

How many main objectives does the California Cadet Corps have?

• Six
• Four
• Five
• Seven

Which of the following best describes the California Cadet Corps?

• A program focused solely on academic excellence.
• A community service organization.
• A recreational sports program.
• A school-based applied leadership program within a military framework.

What are the Core Values of the California Cadet Corps designed to emphasize?

• Selfishness, Discipline, and Honor.
• Selfless Service, Integrity, and Respect.
• Leadership, Teamwork, and Competition.
• Courage, Loyalty, and Independence.