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AJHS NJROTC ACADEMICS

Total questions: 55

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Management of internatinal relations by negotiation as a means of obtaining maximum national advantage without resorting to force while keeping friendly relations with other nations is called
a)
Alliances
b)
Diplomacy
c)
International Affairs
2.
The feature which prevents the firing of guns into own ships structure is 
a)
armory
b)
cut out cams
c)
shields
d)
blow holes
3.
The Supreme Court of military justice is called the
a)
Supreme Court of Justice
b)
Court of Military Appeals
c)
USMJ
d)
jus soli
4.
Reguardless of the size of a circle its circumference has
a)
280 degrees
b)
360 degrees
c)
size does change the circumference
d)
25.3 degrees
5.
The lengths of chain that make up the ships anchor cable are called
a)
chains
b)
shots
c)
belay
d)
bilge
6.
The machine used to hoist the anchor and its cable is the
a)
anchor windlass
b)
anchor gate
c)
winder
d)
levy
7.
What causes a projectile to spin in flight
a)
rifling
b)
spiraling
c)
refracting
d)
misdiagonosing
8.
Under Military Law an accused person who is legally restrained to a specified area but required to perform all usual military duites is
a)
restricted
b)
detained
c)
probation
9.
The narrow channels the rule states that moving vessels must keep to the -
a)
Port side
b)
Starboard side
c)
Aft side
d)
Above side
10.
To lay a line down in a flat helical coil on the deck, somewhat like a wound clock spring with the bitter end in the center is called -
a)
flat helical coil
b)
flemishing down
c)
anchorage
d)
aft
11.
The purpose of whipping a line is to prevent the bitter end from
a)
fraying
b)
praying
c)
flying
d)
whipping another crew member
12.
What projectiles are usually filled with magnesium and are used at night to light up the target
a)
star shell
b)
ballistic missles
c)
heated sensor missle
d)
shooting stars
13.
Onboard ships and squadrons the department heads work directly for whom?
a)
Commanding Officer
b)
Executive Officer
c)
Quartermaster
d)
Control Damage Assistant (CDA)
14.
The sea launched ballistic missile (SLBM) carried by today U.S. Navy fleet ballistic missile submarine is the
a)
Trident
b)
Nattilus
c)
Nimitz
d)
Antetiem
15.
The best know for bending to a ring, spar, or anything that is round or nearly round is a 
a)
clove hitch
b)
cleat
c)
anvil
16.
The navigational instruments used to measure angles of altitude between the sun, or other heavenly bodies, and visible horizonis the
a)
compass
b)
sextant
c)
baricle
d)
knots
17.
What are the white, green, and red lights called on seagoing vessels
a)
signalling lights
b)
running lights
c)
boat lights
d)
Nautical Warning System
18.
Naval Intelligence first became part of the Navy Department in 
a)
1882
b)
1782
c)
1775
d)
1885
19.
A small group of individuals outside of an established government that attempt to bring about political change by creating and exploiting fear are called what?
a)
rebels
b)
terrorists
c)
outliers
20.
The 180th meridian halfway around the globe from where the numbering of meridians start is called the
a)
Meridan Sea
b)
International Date Line
c)
Sea of Tranquility
21.
When maneuvering boards CPA stands for
a)
Control Personal Assistant
b)
Closest Point of Approach
c)
Captains Point of Approach
d)
Cats Pee Asparagus 
22.
What does NCIS stand for
a)
Naval Criminal Investigative Service
b)
Navy Crime Intelligence Service
c)
Naval Crime Investigating Service
23.
Unscrupulous practices of advisors to rulers and representatives of foreign nations in embassies during the Middle ages were described in The Prince in 1513 by
a)
Sun Tzu
b)
Nicolo Machiavelli 
c)
Edward Trogan
d)
Captain Nimitz
24.
If the ships navigator asks for a sounding what does he want?
a)
water depth
b)
distance from another ship/nautical being
c)
time
d)
distance from land
25.
Over a two year period with normal careful use natural fiber lines will lose about how much of its strength?
a)
10%
b)
20%
c)
30%
d)
40%
26.
In what year did President Nixon halt the production of chemical and biological agents in the United States?
a)
1969
b)
1978
c)
1952
d)
1961
27.
In a meeting situation both vessels are give-way and they must indicate by whistle signal how they intend to pass. In order for these vessels to pass port to port according to inland regulations they must signal with 
a)
one short whistle blast
b)
one long whistle blast ending with two short whistle blasts
c)
two long whistle blasts
d)
honk their horn and whistle once
28.
What are windows called in a sailboat
a)
ports
b)
windows
c)
water seer
d)
afts
29.
The major naval base for logistic support of the U.S. Fleet engaged in Vietnam operations was located at
a)
Subic Bay, Philippines
b)
Havana, Cuba
c)
Camp Springs, MD
30.
A mine which is moored to the bottom by a cable and has numerous "spines" on the container in which the explosive is housed is a 
a)
mine
b)
contact mine
c)
close contact mine
d)
operating mine
31.
Three types of courts-martial, in order from lowest level of severity to highest are -
a)
summary, special, general
b)
general, special, summary
c)
special, general, summary
32.
Voltage produced from light dislodging electrons from their orbits is called
a)
photoelectric
b)
electric voltage
c)
voltage electricity
33.
What U.S. ship fought in the two most famous Quasi-War battles with France
a)
USS Constellation
b)
USS America
c)
USS Nimitz
34.
Operation Chromite, probably the most daring amphibious assault ever planned, was conducted at
a)
Inchon
b)
Chromite
c)
Dunkirk
d)
Belgium
35.
Guantanamo Bay is located in what country
a)
Spain
b)
Cuba
c)
South America
d)
South Korea
36.
About 3/4 of which planet's surface is covered by ironoxide dust?
a)
Mars
b)
Venus
c)
Mercury
d)
Jupiter
37.
What percentage of Chromite does the U.S. import?
a)
20%
b)
50%
c)
70%
d)
90%
38.
Water exists as a liquid between the temperatures of (in Fahrenheit)
a)
32 and 212 degrees
b)
31 and 213 degrees
c)
30 and 215 degrees
39.
When did Congress finance the start of the Colonial Navy?
a)
October 13, 1775
b)
November 10, 1775
c)
September 5, 1775
40.
What was the name of the U.S. ship Commodore Preble sent to recapture or destroy USS Philadelphia
a)
Intrepid
b)
Antietam
c)
America
41.
Name three English "seadogs"
a)
Sir Francis Drake, Sir John Hawkins, and Martin Frobisher
b)
Martin Frobisher, James Forrestal, Sir Francis Drake
c)
Sir John Hawkins, James Forrestal, Nimitz
42.
What does RADAR stand for
a)
Radio Detection and Ranging
b)
Ranging, Detection, and Rescue
c)
Radio Dignifying and Recharging
43.
Who commanded the river boat squadron that demolished Fort Henry in Feb 1862?
a)
Commodore Andrew Foote
b)
Commodore Jason Nimitz
c)
Commodore James Forrestal
44.
What mission was the last U.S. lunar landing in 1972?
a)
Apollo 17
b)
Apollo 13
45.
What battle ended Muslim attempts to move further into Europe and control the Mediterranean Sea in 1517?
a)
Battle of the Bulge
b)
Battle of Lepanto
c)
Battle of Seratoga
46.
"Don't give up the ship!"
a)
Captain James Lawerence
b)
Captain John Paul Jones
c)
Capatain Thayerd Mahan
47.
The first man to be Secretary of the Navy
a)
James Forrestal
b)
Benjamin Stoddert
c)
John Paul Jones
48.
On what Indian Ocean island has the United States built a naval communications station and air base?
a)
Cuba
b)
Hawaii
c)
Diego Garcia
d)
Madacasgar
49.
The first American Naval Regulations based on British naval rules were drafted by
a)
John Adams
b)
John Paul Jones
c)
Thayer Mahan
50.
How many barrettes can be worn in a females hair
a)
1
b)
2
c)
none
d)
4
51.
What color is cadet's garrison cap according to the Cadet Field Manual
a)
blue
b)
navy blue
c)
black
d)
white
52.
All jackets must be zipped atleast 
a)
3/4 of the way up
b)
3/4 of the way down
c)
1/2 of the way up
d)
1/2 of the way down
53.
Hosiery for the female uniform must be made out of what material
a)
Nylon
b)
Spandex
c)
Cotton
54.
Skirts shall be hemmed to within ____ inches above or below the crease in the back of the knee
a)
1 and 1/2 inches 
b)
2 inches
c)
1 inch
d)
1 and 3/4 inches
55.
Awarded YEARLY to those outstanding cadets who demonstrate an exceptional military aptitude and dedication to the NJROTC program
a)
Aptitude Award
b)
Honor Cadet Award
c)
Exemplary Conduct Award
d)
Distinguished Cadet Award