WorksheetsNAVAL SCIENCE 3 - 1ST SEM - EOC TEST
Total questions: 103
Worksheet time: 52mins
What are the U.S. Navy's two basic operational functions?
deterrence and security of the sea-lanes
logistic support of land forces and launching carrier air strikes
sea control and power projection
strategic nuclear strikes and deployment of overseas forces
Within the national military strategy, what mission is the U.S. Navy NOT responsible for?
complete control of the world’s ocean areas
deployment of overseas forces
security of the sea lines of communication
strategic nuclear deterrence
What systems are associated with the employment of naval offensive power projection?
Naval gunfire, cruise missiles, carrier-based aircraft, and satellite imagery
Naval gunfire, satellite imagery and human intelligence combined with special forces teams
Naval gunfire, artillery, human intelligence and armored divisions
Naval gunfire, cruise missiles, carrier-based aircraft, and amphibious landings
What does C4I stand for?
command, control, communications, computers, and intelligence
command, control, communications, cryptology, and infrastructure
command, control, communications, combat ops, and intelligence
command, control, combat ops, crisis response, and information systems
What are the two major categories into which all naval ships can be classified?
aircraft carriers and combatants
combatants and auxiliaries
mobile logistics and combat support
surface combatants and submarines
What is Surface Warfare (SUW)?
The destruction or neutralization of enemy targets ashore.
The destruction of enemy air platforms and airborne weapons.
The destruction or neutralization of enemy surface combatants and merchant ships.
The destruction or neutralization of enemy submarines and other undersea forces.
What is Undersea Warfare (USW)?
The destruction or neutralization of enemy targets ashore.
The destruction of enemy air platforms and airborne weapons.
The destruction or neutralization of enemy surface combatants and merchant ships.
The destruction or neutralization of enemy submarines and other undersea forces.
What is Strike Warfare?
The destruction or neutralization of enemy targets ashore.
The destruction of enemy air platforms and airborne weapons.
The destruction or neutralization of enemy surface combatants and merchant ships.
The destruction or neutralization of enemy submarines and other undersea forces.
What is Amphibious Warfare?
Attacks launched from the sea by naval forces and landing forces embarked in ships.
Naval operations that are unconventional in nature and often clandestine in character.
The electronic support for all warfare tasks.
The use of mines and mine-countermeasures.
What is Electronic Warfare (EW)?
Attacks launched from the sea by naval forces and landing forces embarked in ships.
Naval operations that are unconventional in nature and often clandestine in character.
The electronic support for all warfare tasks.
The use of mines and mine-countermeasures.
What is Mine Warfare?
Attacks launched from the sea by naval forces and landing forces embarked in ships.
Naval operations that are unconventional in nature and often clandestine in character.
The electronic support for all warfare tasks.
The use of mines and mine-countermeasures.
What portion of active operating naval forces is deployed overseas in a fully operational status under normal peacetime conditions?
10%
30%
50%
80%
Which of the following is NOT a capability of general purpose naval forces?
command and control
defensive strength
nuclear strategic deterrent
offensive power
What is Special Warfare?
Attacks launched from the sea by naval forces and landing Forces embarked in ships.
Naval operations that are unconventional in nature and often clandestine in character.
The electronic support for all warfare tasks.
The use of mines and mine-countermeasures.
What is Air Warfare (AW)?
The destruction or neutralization of enemy air platforms and airborne weapons.
The destruction or neutralization of enemy submarines and other undersea forces.
The destruction or neutralization of enemy surface combatants and merchant ships.
The destruction or neutralization of enemy targets ashore.
What is the mission of the navy?
To be prepared to conduct prompt and sustained combat operations or any other mission at sea in support of U.S. national interests.
To do carrier operations.
To hunt submarines.
To perform at Air Festivals.
Which of the following is NOT an advantage of having naval forces deployed in peacetime overseas?
Can show the flag year-round.
Can support forward deployed units.
Easier to recruit new sailors.
Quicker response times.
What is the tactical key to survival in atomic warfare?
Dispersal
Group together
Surrender
There is no survival in atomic warfare
Which is NOT an essential tactical capability of our general purpose forces?
Defensive strength
Efficient command and control
Mine warfare
Offensive power
Which is NOT a naval warfare area?
Aerospace
Outer space
Subsurface
Surface
Which is NOT a fundamental tactical warfare task of the navy?
Air warfare
Amphibious warfare
Special warfare
Strike warfare
Which is NOT a fundamental tactical warfare task of the navy?
Amphibious warfare
Logistics
Subsurface warfare
Surface Warfare
What is the Navy’s only strategic asset?
Aircraft carriers
Attack submarines
Ballistic missile submarines
Replenishment ships
Which is NOT a supporting tactical warfare task of the navy?
Electronic warfare
Ocean surveillance
Special warfare
Strike warfare
How do Navy planners and tacticians attempt to structure Navy tactical Forces?
Always have 1 carrier, 2 cruisers, 2 destroyers, and 1 attack submarine.
Always use 12 ships in a battlegroup.
Battlegroups are set by the President.
So that there is a proper balance of ship types.
What phrase BEST describes Overseas deployed forces?
Maintained only in time of war.
Not a responsibility of the Navy.
Ready to fight.
Undergoing reconstruction.
Which of the following would best be used for surveillance?
C4I
smart weapons
SSBNs
UAVs
What term best describes the function of intelligently pursuing the latest technology?
naval intelligence
naval logistics
naval operations
naval research and development
Although amphibious forces may include personnel and equipment from all services, which two services usually make up the primary forces for amphibious attacks?
Army and Air Force
Army and Marine Corps
Navy and Air Force
Navy and Marine Corps
What types of units are used to form a Joint Task Force?
Units from a single service.
Units from two or more services.
Units from two or more nations.
Units from two or more types of ships.
As primary warships, the U.S. Navy employs aircraft carriers, cruisers, submarines, frigates, and patrol combatants. Which ship or vessel listed below is also considered to be a primary warship?
Battleships.
Destroyers.
Hovercraft.
Tankers.
Which of the below selections is NOT a mission of the carrier strike force?
To capture territory from which a land campaign can be launched and supported.
To provide close air support.
To seek out and destroy enemy air, surface, and subsurface forces.
To strike against remote enemy installations.
What would be the first line of defense of a naval task force against an incoming air attack?
aircraft interceptors
BMEWS
guided missile cruisers
picket destroyers
33. What would be the last line of defense of a naval task force against incoming air attack?
area defense weapons
BMEWS.
harpoon.
point defense weapons (close in weapon systems).
What was the name of the first nuclear-powered submarine?
USS Enterprise
USS George Washington
USS Lexington
USS Nautilus
What type of naval vessel uses “Blue” and “Gold” crews to allow the unit to remain at sea indefinitely?
aircraft carrier
destroyers
SSBNs
SSNs
What is the primary weapon used in surface warfare?
ballistic missiles
chaff
cruise missiles (Harpoon and Tomahawk)
surface fired torpedoes
Which of the following selections is NOT one of the Navy’s categories of ships and craft?
auxiliary ships
combatant craft
combatant ships
hospital ships
Which of the following selections is NOT a classification of Air Warfare?
air-to-air
air-to-land
air-to-surface
surface-to-air
A modern carrier task force has how many carriers in it?
one
two
three
four
Which of the following is NOT a capability of current space satellite systems?
Gathering combat intelligence.
Precision worldwide navigation.
Ship-to-shore communications.
Tactical combat organization.
Which of the following is a capability that U.S. naval strategic forces must have?
must be able to conduct amphibious operations
must be able to conduct special operations
must be able to fire ballistic missiles against enemy target
must be able to track enemy aircraft
Which of the following is a capability that U.S. naval general-purpose forces do not have?
the ability to communicate with higher headquarters.
the ability to counter enemy forces in battle.
the ability to fire ballistic missiles against enemy target.
The ability to remain on station as required.
Which of the following statements is INCORRECT?
Space systems are still in the development stage and are not currently in use.
Space systems provide a unique capability to collect and disseminate large volumes of information.
Space systems provide accurate world-wide navigation services.
Space systems provide secure, reliable, world-wide communications.
Until the advent of naval aviation and submarine warfare, how was virtually all naval warfare conducted?
between opposing surface forces
between space-based systems
by amphibious warfare craft
there was no naval warfare before aircraft carriers were developed
What is SONAR used for?
locating aircraft
locating downed airmen
locating submarines
locating weapons depots
Which is NOT a principal objective of an amphibious operation?
To capture territory from which a land/air campaign can be launched and supported.
To destroy enemy battle groups.
To destroy enemy facilities, interrupt their communications, and cause them to spread out their forces.
To prevent enemy use of selected territory or facilities.
The Navy’s fleets are organized into
communication support groups.
land and surface forces.
special warfare groups.
Task Forces, Task Groups, Task Units, and Task Elements.
A carrier strike group has one aircraft carrier and how many fighting ships?
less than 5
one
unlimited
up to twelve
Why don’t Fleet Ballistic Missile Submarines respond to messages?
It would interfere with missile launch.
Messages are only sent between Blue and Gold crews.
They are unable to send messages at such depths.
They don’t want to be detected.
During which war was sonar developed?
Cold War
Vietnam War
WW1
WW2
What is the challenge of leadership?
To get people to do the job
To get people to make effective decisions
To get people to understand the job
To get people to work against their will
What is unsolicited or otherwise undesirable or inappropriate advances of one service member toward another based on sexual attraction, especially involving promises of reward or threats of punishment or other forms of intimidation?
Familiarity
Fraternization
Friendship
Sexual harassment
Which instructional technique is a presentation of information, concepts, or principles by a single individual to a group of listeners?
Case study
Illustration
Lecture
Role-playing
Which instructional technique requires the students to analyze problem situations that may be hypothetical or real?
Acting
Case study
Demonstration
Lecture
Which instructional technique involves the process wherein one person does something in the presence of others to show them how to do it or to illustrate a principle?
Case study
Demonstration
Role-playing
Speech
Which instructional technique involves a spontaneous portrayal (acting out) of a situation, condition, or circumstance by selected members of the class?
Illustration
Project study
Role-playing
Speech
Which of the following is correct about military leaders?
Their concern for the wellbeing of subordinates is primarily a legal one.
Their concern for the wellbeing of subordinates is primarily a moral one.
They are morally and legally accountable for the wellbeing of subordinates.
They are not morally or legally accountable for the wellbeing of their subordinates.
How does devotion to duty relate to the ability to take orders?
Devotion to duty is unrelated to one’s ability to take orders.
If any member fails to do his or her part, the entire unit will experience low morale.
If any member fails to do his or her part, the unit might fail to accomplish its mission.
If you are devoted to duty, you have a more positive outlook on life.
What is the first lesson that must be learned by any military person?
discipline
followership
leadership
obedience
What are the two forms of military obedience
blind obedience and reasoned obedience
obedience to commands and obedience to orders
voluntary and involuntary obedience
willing and forced obedience
Which type of obedience allows for some personal initiative in carrying out an order?
blind
disciplined
immediate
reasoned
What is an automatic response to orders such as commands issued during close order drill, or steering commands to a helmsman?
a command
an order
blind obedience
reasoned obedience
What is a directive to action of some kind, generally given by a senior to a junior?
a command
an order
blind obedience
reasoned obedience
What is faithful and enthusiastic devotion to one's country, organization, and associates?
Arrogance
Character
Confidence
Loyalty
What is development of close personal relationships with personnel of lower rank, especially those within one's own command?
Familiarity
Fraternization
Friendship
Sexual harassment
What begins with the realization that there is a need for self-control and is developed through repeated practice of self-control?
Anger management
Discipline
Self-discipline
Self-evaluation
What is initiative?
Doing something on your own without being told to.
Praising in public.
Showing firmness in difficult situations where the danger of death or injury is not an immediate concern.
Thinking outside the box.
How can a young leader obtain help when confronted with problems beyond his or her level of experience to solve?
He or she can call upon subordinates to assist.
He or she can call upon the expertise and experience of seniors to assist.
He or she can pass the problem over to someone else to solve.
He or she can search the Internet for solutions.
Which is NOT a basis of effective leadership?
Good organization and administration
Personal example
Personal moral responsibility
Talk in a loud voice
Under American and English which right does everyone have?
To be considered innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
To be considered Guilty as charged until proven innocent.
To have an investigation completed prior to any charges being filed.
To have his/her case reviewed by a superior court.
What is the basis of U.S. law and the document from which military law must evolve?
Manual of Courts-Martial (MCM).
Manual of the Judge Advocate General.
Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ).
U.S. Constitution.
Why are some acts considered rights in the civilian world but considered offenses in the military?
Military law developed from the Napoleonic Code rather than the Magna Carta and English Common Law.
Military law is antiquated and unjust.
The Constitution does not apply to the military establishment.
The demands of military service are such that positive control and an established code of conduct are required always.
What set of basic laws govern our Navy today?
Manual of Regulations.
Navy Regulations.
The Manual for Courts-Martial.
The Uniform Code of Military Justice.
Congress has the power to provide and maintain a Navy, and to establish rules and regulations for its operation. What are these rules and regulations are collectively referred to as?
Civil law.
Common laws.
Military law.
Regulation manuals.
What are Articles 77 – 134 of the UCMJ, which deal with specific infractions punishable under military law known as?
Administrative articles.
General articles.
Jurisdictional articles.
Punitive articles.
What punishments are strictly forbidden by Article 55 of the UCMJ (prohibition of cruel and unusual punishments)?
Awards of diminished rations (bread and water) as punishment.
Confinement in a brig as punishment.
Punishments such as flogging which may injure or demean the individual.
Sentences of death in time of war.
In the civilian community, what types of laws are designed to protect society from its irresponsible citizens, without infringing upon citizens’ individual rights under the Constitution?
Civil
Common
Criminal
Military
Who is expected to have an adequate knowledge of the UCMJ?
All Naval Officers.
All Navy personnel.
JAG Officers and legal experts.
Only Officers participating in a courts-martial or investigation.
Selected articles, planned events, and important notes are published daily and posted throughout the command. What is the name of this Navy publication?
Manual of Regulations.
Plan of the Day.
The Navy Daily News Journal.
The JAG Manual.
Which Constitutional Amendment guarantees US citizens to a trial by a jury of their peers?
first
second
sixth
twelfth
In the Navy, who can communicate with the Commanding Officer?
Any person in the naval service
Enlisted only
Nobody
Officers only
Who can authorize the consumption of alcohol on a naval ship?
CPOs and above
Nobody, alcohol is not permitted on ships
Secretary of the Navy
The Captain
The UCMJ is
a document which delineates the number of servicemen/women in each service.
a listing of all naval warships and their capabilities.
a set of laws that cover the trial and punishment of offenders in the US Armed Forces.
the order of battle of the U.S. military’s main enemies.
Which of the following Military publications does not deal with the military justice system?
The Manual for Courts-Martial
The Manual of the Judge Advocate General
The Ship’s Organization and Regulation’s Manual
Uniform Code of Military Justice
What Amendment to the constitution provides an accused the right to representation by an attorney?
First
Third
Fourth
Fifth
What Amendment to the constitution provides an accused the right to representation by an attorney?
First
Third
Fourth
Fifth
What is legally imposed physical restraint depriving a person of freedom called?
Apprehension.
Arrest.
Confinement.
Restriction.
What is the status of an accused person who is legally restrained to a specified area, but required to perform all military duties?
Apprehended.
Arrested.
Confined.
Restricted.
When an accused is informed under Article 31, UCMJ, that they need not make any statement regarding the offense of which they are charged, they are exercising their right under the Fifth Amendment which protects them from what?
Breach of conduct.
Malicious allegation.
Self-incrimination.
Unlawful accusation.
What is it called when you take a person into custody?
Apprehension.
Dismissal.
Rescue.
Restriction.
What MUST punishment be in order to accomplish its purpose?
It must be as severe as required to make the right impression.
It must be in accordance with the guidelines established by the court-martial reviewing officer.
It must be just and consistent, not out of proportion to the offense.
Protect the rights of the individual.
What punishments can be awarded at Captain’s Mast?
Reduction in rate, loss of half pay per month for 3 months, 45 days restriction and/or extra duty.
Reduction in rate, loss of half pay per month for 2 months, 60 days restriction and/or extra duty.
Reduction in rate, loss of half pay per month for 2 months, 45 days restriction and/or extra duty.
Reduction in rate, loss of half pay per month for 2 months, 45 days restriction and/or extra duty, Bad Conduct Discharge.
Reduction in rate, loss of half pay per month for 2 months, 45 days restriction and/or extra duty, Bad Conduct Discharge.
Special, General, and Summary.
Summary, General, and Special.
Summary, Special, and General.
General, Special, and Summary.
What are the titles of the officers who represent the accused and the government, respectively?
legal officer and military judge.
prosecuting attorney and legal counsel.
defense counsel and trial counsel.
trial counsel and defense counsel.
What type of punishment can only be awarded by a General Court-Martial?
confinement to a brig.
reduction-in-rate, paygrade.
bad conduct discharge.
dishonorable discharge.
What Officer may impose non-judicial punishment for minor offenses by subordinate officers and enlisted personnel?
Executive Officer.
Commanding Officer.
Division Officer.
Training Officer.
Which Court Martial can award a Dishonorable Discharge?
General
Special
Summary
None of the above
Which Court Martial has at least 3 members on the court?
General
Special
Summary
None of the above
Which Court Martial is most similar to Non Judicial Punishment (CAPT’s Mast)?
General
Special
Summary
None of the above
Which Court Martials can award a Bad Conduct Discharge?
General only
Special and General
Summary and General
Summary and Special
What is the cornerstone of the entire structure of naval justice and discipline?
Being in hack
Captain’s Mast
Correctional Custody Unit
Court Martial
When are naval personnel subject to civil courts?
Anytime a crime is committed within a civil jurisdiction.
Naval personnel are only subject to military courts.
Only when a crime is committed during off-duty hours.
When the crime committed is a felony.
