Chapter 1 Test: Professionalism

What is at the root of professionalism in the Air Force?

• Integrity

• Respect

• Courage

• Duty

Which of the following is a defining trait of a professional?

• Casual approach to service

• Competence and skillfulness

• Avoidance of responsibility

• Preference for personal goals over duty

Which virtue is considered the hallmark of integrity?

• Courage

• Accountability

• Honesty

• Respect

What core value demands Airmen put professional duties above personal desires?

• Service Before Self

• Integrity First

• Excellence In All We Do

• Accountability

The USAF expects Airmen to serve with humility and respect for whom?

• Higher-ranking officials only

• Allied forces

• Themselves

• Those they serve with

Loyalty to leadership requires:

• Total agreement with all decisions

• Avoiding innovation

• Trust, follow, and execute decisions through proper channels

• Refusing to question orders under any circumstances

Which virtue empowers Airmen to make hard decisions despite fear?

• Courage

• Loyalty

• Excellence

• Selflessness

What term defines the Air Force’s dedication to placing the mission above self?

• Duty

• Accountability

• Service Before Self

• Courage

How is professional obligation expressed within the Air Force?

• Through flexible adherence to standards

• By following orders, living up to high standards, and maintaining discipline

• Through casual mentoring

• Only during wartime

According to AFH 1, who are considered part of the Total Force?

• Only active duty and reserves

• Enlisted and officer members only

• Officers, enlisted, civilians across RegAF, Guard, Reserve, and Auxiliary

• Contract workers