Cadet Wingman Course Quiz

The Core Values are

• laws you have to follow.

• like road signs that remind you to make good decisions.

• questions you have to answer before doing something.

The four Core Values are

• Integrity, Service, Excellence, and Pride

• Integrity, Service, Ever-ready, and Responsibility

• Integrity, Service, Excellence, and Respect

• Integrity, Seriousness, Excellence, and Respect

What does the Core Value, “Integrity” mean?

• Being honest

• Keeping promises

• Always accomplishing the mission

• A and B

• A, B, and C

A “wingman” is someone who (Select four answers)

• watches a friend’s “six.”

• helps keep his or her wingman safe.

• speaks up if the other person is acting strange for no good reason.

• encourages his or her wingman.

• is in charge of someone, like a boss.

To stay safe, what two questions should cadets ask themselves before they begin a hiking trip? (Select two answers)

• What can go wrong?

• How can we protect ourselves?

• What are the risks?

• What are the hazards?

• Will this be fun?

What was the moral to the story about the wheelbarrow and the bricks?

• You are responsible for your safety.

• Your instructor is responsible for your safety.

• Staying safe depends mostly on talent.

• Staying safe is mostly a matter of luck.

A flight of cadets is picking up litter on an old runway that’s supposed to be closed. You see something no one else does: an airplane suddenly turning your way for an emergency landing. You:

• Ask your flight sergeant for permission to move out of the way.

• Tell your wingman to move out of the way.

• Command, “Knock it Off! Everyone stop, there’s an airplane coming.”

• Recommend your flight sergeant give the “Knock it Off” command.

If you attend a CAP squadron meeting, you should expect to see AT LEAST how many senior members there to supervise cadets?

• 0

• 1

• 2

• 3

Your wingman keeps riding to CAP in a car with just one senior member who isn’t related. You should:

• Do nothing because no rule is being broken.

• Tell any senior member you trust because that’s against the rules.

• Ask your wingman if the senior member driver has been acting creepy.

Why didn’t Bruce Wayne / Batman execute the prisoner?

• Killing people is against his code of honor.

• He was afraid to.

• He couldn’t be sure the prisoner deserved to die.

• It wasn’t safe for him to kill the prisoner