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Birdville CG Questions

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When a President or past President of the U.S. dies, how long is the flag flown at half-mast?

a)

10 days

b)

30 days

c)

From day of death until burial

d)

24 hours

2.

When the national flag is worn-out, how is it disposed of?

a)

The colors are never to be disposed of

b)

It is put into a shadow box

c)

The colors are burned and buried

3.

When can the flag be flown upside down?

a)

In times of emergencies

b)

On holidays and special occasions

c)

Never

d)

Once a week

4.

What does retreat mean?

a)

Retirement of the cadets from the schools activities

b)

Retirement of the colors from the days activities

c)

Retreat of the colors from the nights activities

5.

How is the flag put to half-mast, and how is it lowered?

a)

It is hoisted to full-staff for an instant, then lowered to half-mast, it is lowered by raising it to full-staff and then lowering it

b)

The flag is risen halfway then lowered to get it down

c)

It is hoisted to half-staff for an instant, then lowered to full-staff, it is lowered by raising it to half-staff and then lowering it

6.

After folding the flag at a funeral, what should be showing?

a)

The blue

b)

The stripes

c)

The stars

d)

The red

7.

How many steps will an individual hold a salute after passing the national flag?

a)

10 steps

b)

6 steps

c)

15 steps

d)

30 steps

8.

At what interval does a color guard march at?

a)

Close interval

b)

Double arm interval

c)

One-arm interval

d)

Half interval

9.

What is a halyard?

a)

The rope on a flag pole

b)

A rope to hold a flag

c)

A rope or tackle used for raising and lowering the flag

d)

A rope specifically for lowering the flag

10.

Does the color guard ever execute rear march?

a)

Yes

b)

No

c)

Depends on the situation

d)

Rarely

11.

What are the three types of flags normally flown and their respective sizes?

a)

Storm: 5X9 1/2 Feet

Post: 10X19 Feet

Garrison: 20X38 Feet

b)

Storm: 10X19 Feet

Post: 5X9 1/2 Feet

Garrison: 20X38 Feet

c)

Storm: 5X8 1/2 Feet

Post: 12X19 Feet

Garrison: 22X38 Feet

12.

What do the colors of the flag represent?

a)

Red: Hardiness and valor

White: Purity and innocence

Blue: Vigilance, perseverance, and justice

b)

Red: Hardiness and vigilance

White: Purity and innocence

Blue: Valor, perseverance, and justice

c)

Red: Hardiness and valor

White: Purity and justice

Blue: Vigilance, perseverance, and innocence

13.

How long is the reveille played?

a)

30 seconds

b)

25 seconds

c)

20 seconds

d)

1 minute

14.

How many national colors can be present during a review, parade, or honor guard ceremony?

a)

None

b)

One

c)

At most two

d)

Up to five

15.

Can the national colors render a salute?

a)

No, with the exception of naval vessels when upon receiving a salute of this type from a vessel registered by a nation formally recognized, must return the salute

b)

Yes, with the exception of naval vessels when upon receiving a salute of this type from a vessel registered by a nation formally recognized, must return the salute-

c)

No

d)

Yes

16.

When is the Garrison flag displayed?

a)

Never

b)

Once a year

c)

In times of emergencies

d)

On holidays and other special occasions

17.

What are the three terms used in military service for the national flag?

a)

Colors: A flag carried by dismounted units, supreme commanders and certain general officers

Standards: Flag flown from a ship

Ensign: Carried by mounted troops

b)

Colors: A flag carried by dismounted units, supreme commanders and certain general officers

Standards: Carried by mounted troops

Ensign: Flag flown from a ship

18.

What is a guidon?

a)

A flag that is used to designate platoons

b)

A small flag as a standard by a military unit, narrows to a point or fork

c)

A flag flown from a ship

19.

How should the flag be flown on memorial day?

a)

The flag is flown at half-mast until noon, then at noon it is raised to full-staff

b)

The flag is flown at full-staff until noon, then at noon it is raised to half-mast

c)

The flag is flown at half-mast all day

d)

The flag is flown at full-staff all day

20.

Where is the U.S. flag displayed when a number of flags are displayed in a row?

a)

The U.S. flag will be to the right of the line, to the left of the observers

b)

The U.S. flag will be to the left the line, to the right of the observers

c)

The U.S. flag will be in the center at the highest point