JROTC Drill and Ceremony Quiz 2

What are the three methods to teach drill?

• Step-by-step, talk through, and by-the-numbers.

• Quickly, silently, and visually.

• Individually, in groups, and in pairs.

• Slowly, loudly, and quietly.

What is distance in drill and ceremony?

• Space between the person in front and in back of you.

• Time taken to complete a drill.

• Height difference between squad members.

• Width of the marching path.

What is a supplementary command?

• A written order given to the entire squad.

• Oral orders given by a subordinate leader that reinforce and complement a commander’s order.

• A visual signal used to start a drill.

• A command given to dismiss the squad.

What is the purpose of a supplementary command?

• To ensure proper understanding and execution of movement.

• To confuse the enemy.

• To delay the drill.

• To change the formation.

What command is given to revoke a preparatory command?

• AS YOU WERE

• STAND DOWN

• AT EASE

• DISMISS

How many inches are the feet apart at parade rest?

• 10 inches

• 15 inches

• 20 inches

• 5 inches

What are your actions on the command STAND AT EASE?

• Execute parade rest, turn the head and eyes directly toward the person in charge of the formation.

• Stand still and look straight ahead.

• Sit down and relax.

• March in place.

What are the two prescribed formations for a squad?

• Line and column

• Circle and square

• Triangle and rectangle

• Diagonal and horizontal

What are the commands to align a squad at normal interval?

• DRESS RIGHT, DRESS and READY, FRONT

• LINE UP and STAND STILL

• FORM UP and STAY PUT

• ALIGN and HOLD

What are the commands to align a squad in a column?

• COVER and RECOVER

• LINE UP and FALL IN

• STAND TALL and MOVE UP

• FORM and HOLD