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leadership chapter one

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 20mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of the following statements is NOT "jumping the chain" of command?

a)

New cadets talking to the squadron commander about problems within C.A.P

b)

New cadets complaining about another cadet to a senior member

c)

New cadets talking to the squadron commander about college choices

d)

New cadets asking senior members for assistance with drill

2.

A chain of command or leadership hierarchy is used by:

a)

Military and civilian organizations

b)

The military

c)

Schools and workplaces

d)

Civil Air Patrol

3.

A benefit of having a chain of command is that it reinforces the

a)

Idea that all work doesn't get put on one individual

b)

Idea that everyone can lead and work their way up in promotions

c)

Idea that there is always more people to help and get involved

d)

Idea that everyone is accountable to another leader

4.

The chain of command works best when people resolve issues

a)

Right away

b)

at the lowest level possible

c)

At the highest level possible

d)

Without getting help

5.

What is the best way to learn drill?

a)

Studying the movements

b)

with constant practice

c)

All at once

d)

One step at a time

6.

A unit's performance on the drill field is a measure of the cadets' sense of:

a)

Integrity

b)

self-discipline

c)

observation skills

d)

respect for their team

7.

Customs and courtesies are especially important in CAP traditions because they reinforce

a)

the Core Values

b)

Respect

c)

The chain of command

d)

self-discipline

8.

Customs and courtesies illustrate:

a)

Respect for the chain of command

b)

Cadets respect for others

c)

Cadets ability to have self-discipline

d)

how cadets differ from ordinary youth

9.

Military customs and courtesies are useful:

a)

Disciplinary tools

b)

Tools for learning respect

c)

Tools for learning the chain of command

d)

Teaching tools

10.

What does it mean to serve faithfully in the Cadet Program

a)

Following orders

b)

Doing what you say you will do

c)

Doing what you find morally right

d)

Putting 100% effort in everything you do

11.

Why does society use oaths?

a)

They involve promises that serve a public good

b)

They keep everyone together

c)

They keep discipline and order

d)

They connect people with a common goal

12.

A cadet's primary job is to:

a)

Support and help other cadets

b)

listen to and respect authority

c)

learn how to lead

d)

help their team and community

13.

The state of mind that lies behind your every action is called

a)

Emotion

b)

Self-discipline

c)

Attitude

14.

A positive attitude begins:

a)

In the realization that attitude is a choice

b)

When you are able to accept different situations

c)

with learning self-discipline

d)

When you don't let bad situations control how you act and think

15.

Which leadership term can be defined as the ability to direct your thoughts, emotions and actions toward a meaningful purpose?

a)

Integrity

b)

excellence

c)

Teamwork

d)

Self-discipline

16.

Which Core Value challenges cadets to defend human dignity?

a)

Self-discipline

b)

Respect

c)

Volunteer service

d)

Excellence

17.

If you make a commitment to continuous self-improvement, you will be displaying this Core Value:

a)

Volunteer service

b)

integrity

c)

Excellence

d)

Self-discipline

18.

This Core Value teaches us that the needs of the team take priority over our individual desires

a)

Volunteer Service

b)

Excellence

c)

Self-discipline

d)

Integrity

19.

The warrior spirit is a condition of the:

a)

Mind

b)

Heart

c)

Body

d)

Spirit

20.

Stronger friendships are a sign of which warrior spirit benefit?

a)

Environment of teamwork and trust

b)

Environment of trust and integrity

c)

Environment of trust and respect