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WorksheetsIntegrity Discipline Attitude
Total questions: 31
Worksheet time: 16mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What type of attitude should a good citizen reflect?
a)
Prideful
b)
Private
c)
Powerful
d)
Positive
2.
When is it especially important to have a positive attitude?
a)
In pleasant situations
b)
In a leadership role
c)
At work
d)
At school
3.
One way your JROTC instructor can determine your attitude.
a)
What your friends say
b)
By the expression on your face
c)
By the way you treat your friends
d)
How you get to school
4.
What is the Junior ROTC program built on?
a)
The leaders
b)
The contributions of the instructor
c)
The contributions of every individual
d)
The best cadets
5.
How can you develop a proper attitude toward Junior ROTC requirements and standards?
a)
By forcing yourself to have a positive attitude
b)
By following instruction no matter what
c)
By putting a smile on your face everyday
d)
By understanding the reasons for the requirements
6.
When will a positive attitude increase your chances of success?
a)
It will not increase your chances of success
b)
In very few areas of your life
c)
In all areas of your life
d)
In the Junior ROTC only
7.
Who said that discipline is "the soul of an army?"
a)
George Washington
b)
Abraham Lincoln
c)
Douglas MacArthur
d)
Harry S. Truman
8.
Which of the following terms do people often misunderstand?
a)
Attitude
b)
Discipline
c)
Drill
d)
Morale
9.
How are all military members taught to perform their duties?
a)
As individuals
b)
As specialized individuals
c)
As a well-disciplined unit
d)
As a group competing against each other
10.
What is the basic mission of the military?
a)
To learn discipline
b)
To train its members for specialized tasks
c)
To fight in wars
d)
To protect the nation
11.
How long have our military forces been engaged in combat operations in the Middle East?
a)
Less than 5 years
b)
Over 10 years
c)
Over 20 years
d)
About 30 years
12.
What must members of all military branches be trained to do?
a)
Carry out the mission effectively without hesitation
b)
Carry out the mission effectively with a little hesitation
c)
Know when to carry out the mission without receiving orders
d)
Know when to retreat
13.
At one time, why was drill absolutely necessary?
a)
It was a competition
b)
It was training for war
c)
It was a tradition
d)
It was required by the president
14.
Close order drill has its place for teaching what basics to JROTC cadets?
a)
Wellness, dress and appearance, and attitude
b)
Discipline, leadership, and teamwork
c)
Discipline, uniform wear, and attitude
d)
Teamwork, competition, and wellness
15.
What does drill and specific performance standards teach you?
a)
How to win drill competitions
b)
How to work with other JROTC programs
c)
The need to listen to your instructors
d)
To act in unison with other cadets
16.
Marching in formation, you begin to feel a part of something larger, what is it?
a)
You look better
b)
You stick out when you make a mistake
c)
You began to act as a member of a team
d)
You learn to react to orders
17.
The discipline you acquire in drill be used where else?
a)
Getting ready in the morning
b)
On a written test
c)
In sports
d)
With friends
18.
What can esprit de corps raise in an individual?
a)
Individualism
b)
Morale
c)
Responsibility
d)
Discipline
19.
Where should discipline come from?
a)
From within
b)
From peers
c)
From leaders
d)
From instructors
20.
According to military history, what determines how well a unit will perform and survive in combat?
a)
Respect
b)
Integrity
c)
Attitude
d)
Discipline
21.
What is self-discipline?
a)
Acceptance of rules and regulations
b)
Ability to follow orders from leaders
c)
Desire to do what is right
d)
Full and voluntary acceptance of authority
22.
What is the hallmark of a true professional?
a)
Attitude
b)
Integrity
c)
Respect
d)
Morale
23.
Why would military organizations not function without integrity?
a)
They need to be well disciplined
b)
It would look bad
c)
Others have to be trusted to do their jobs
d)
Other countries have integrity too
24.
What is another word for integrity?
a)
Honesty
b)
Respect
c)
Submission
d)
Morale
25.
With whom does integrity start?
a)
The parent
b)
The individual
c)
The unit
d)
The national leaders
26.
Your attitude affects the success or failure of very few of your activities.
a)
True
b)
False
27.
If you have a negative attitude, your actions could affect the success of your unit.
a)
True
b)
False
28.
Discipline is often seen as pleasant and downright reasonable.
a)
True
b)
False
29.
Respect for authority and discipline reinforce one another. However, respect comes first.
a)
True
b)
False
30.
Integrity is something you learn overnight.
a)
True
b)
False
31.
Seth has tremendous self-discipline. He gets up on time, eats healthy, and always turns in his work on time. However, Seth often bends the truth (just slightly) and tells white lies to make himself look better in front of his peers. On which of the cornerstones of JROTC does Seth need to improve?
a)
Focus
b)
Team work
c)
Integrity
d)
Service
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