Free Printable IG Inspection - MCJROTC Knowledge

1.

What is leadership?

a)

Giving unnecessary orders to a subordinate

b)

the ability to influence, lead, or guide others so as to accomplish a mission in the manner desired by providing purpose, direction, and motivation

c)

The ability to give orders to individuals so they

d)

Doing whatever you want because you have a high rank

2.

what does leadership mean?

a)

gives others a reason for why they should do something

b)

Giving others "knowledge" to complete the task

c)

the ability to influence, lead, or guide others so as to accomplish a mission in the manner desired by providing purpose, direction, and motivation

d)

None of the above

3.

Gives others a reason for why they should do something

a)

leadership

b)

direction

c)

motivation

d)

purpose

4.

What are the three core values?

a)

Honor, Courage, Purpose

b)

Leadership, Honor, Commitment

c)

Honor, Courage, Commitment

d)

Leadership, Purpose, Motivation

5.

Lt Alfred Cunningham

a)

First female marine

b)

First person to make the flag

c)

First male marine

d)

First marine aviator

6.

What are the Marine corps colors?

a)

Scarlet & Red

b)

Yellow & Red

c)

Gold & Yellow

d)

Scarlet & Gold

7.

What are the 3 basic leadership styles?

a)

Deligative, Authoritative, Participative

b)

Deligative, Authoritative, Partacipative

c)

Honor, Courage, Commitment

d)

None of the above

8.

What is the name of the Marine corps Band?

a)

"Retreat"

b)

" To the colors"

c)

"Always faithful"

d)

None above

9.

What is the Marine Corps Motto?

a)

Semper Fidelis (Latin for always faithful)

b)

Semper Fidelis (Latin for truthful)

c)

The english bulldog (Latin for dog)

d)

Semper Fidelis (Latin for leadership)

10.

What is the Marine Corps mascot and what's its name?

a)

The french bulldog named Chesty XIV

b)

The english bulldog named Chesty XV

c)

The french bulldog named Chesty XV

d)

The english bulldog Chesty XIV

11.

What are the leadership traits?

a)

JJDIDTIESBUCLKE

b)

ILOVEFOOD

c)

KKBMETSKIDS

d)

JJDIDTIEBUCKLE

12.

What are the 3 branches of government?

a)

Legislative, Juicuial, Exceptie

b)

Leadership, Contentment, Honor

c)

Legislative, Judicial, Executive

d)

None above

13.

What is the size of the post flag?

a)

5ft by 9ft 6in

b)

20ft by 38ft

c)

12ft by 20ft

d)

10ft by 19ft

14.

What is the size of garrison flag?

a)

20ft by 38ft

b)

10ft by 18ft

c)

5ft by 9ft 6in

d)

10ft by 19ft

15.

What is the size of the storm flag?

a)

5ft by 9ft 6in

b)

10ft by 19ft

c)

20ft by 38ft

d)

None above

16.

What are the three types of flags?

a)

Post, Garrison, Strom

b)

Naval post, Stations, Ships

c)

Post, Garrison, Storm

d)

The honorable Trump

17.

Types of sexual harassment?

a)

Nonverbal, Touching, Talking bad stuff about someone

b)

Nonverbal, Verbal, Physical

c)

PDA

d)

Verbal, Nonverbal, Touching

18.

What is the name of the Marine Officer sword called?

a)

Barbary

b)

Marine Corp sword

c)

Mameluke

d)

None above

19.

The Mameluke Sword was presented to who and where?

a)

Lt Alfred Cunningham 1805 during World War II

b)

Opha M. Johnson 1976 during Civil War

c)

Lt. Presley O'Bannon 1805 during Barbary Wars

d)

None above

20.

Where was First Marine Amphibious landing and led by who?

a)

Captain Nicholas in 1776 at New Providence Island in the Bahanas

b)

Captain Luafalemana in 1776 at New Providence Island in the Bahamas

c)

Lt. Presley O'Bannon in 1805 during the Barbary Wars

d)

Captain Nicholas in 1776 at New Providence Island in the Bahamas

21.

Who's the First Female Marine?

a)

Opha M. Johnson

b)

Lieutenant General Lewis

c)

Samuel Nicholas

d)

GySgt Amy Walker

22.

What does direction mean?

a)

The quality that guides Marines to exemplify ethical and moral behavior

b)

The leader, without consulting others for advice or ideas, tells subordinates what is to be done

c)

The obligation to act to do a task that one must answer for, either to team member the scope of the leaders position

d)

Gives others "knowledge" to complete the task

23.

What does Code of Ethics mean?

a)

Defined as conforming to an established set of codes or accepted notions of right or wrong

b)

Fear or anxiety of something you are going to do or experience

c)

A set of standards or a value system by which human actions are determined to be right or wrong, good or evil

d)

defined as the first 10 amendments to the U.S. Constitution

24.

What does Morals mean?

a)

Your attitude about the worth or importance of people, concepts, or things

b)

Gives others “knowledge” to complete the task

c)

The ability to influence, lead, or guide others so as to accomplish a mission in the manner desired by providing purpose, direction, and motivation

d)

Defined as conforming to an established set of codes or accepted notions of right or wrong

25.

What does Value mean?

a)

Your attitude about the worth or importance of people, concepts, or things

b)

a mental quality that recognizes fear of danger or criticism but enables a leader to proceed in the face of it with calmness and firmness

c)

When you examine your actions and motives to see whether you are actions and motivates to see whether you are acting in a correct and responsible manner

d)

a mental quality that recognizes fear of danger or criticism but enables a leader to proceed in the face of it with calmness and firmness

26.

What does Motivation mean?

a)

Gives others the will to do what they are capable of doing

b)

The ability to influence, lead, or guide others so as to accomplish a mission in the manner desired by providing purpose, direction, and motivation

c)

Gives others a reason for why they should do something

d)

Used in the cadet enlisted rank insignia signifies intensive study, a source of intellect, and moral and spiritual illumination

27.

Who's the most decorated Marine?

a)

Patrick Henry

b)

Lieutenant General Lewis B. “Chesty” Puller

c)

Archibald Henderson who served the longest term as Commandant

d)

Lt Alfred Cunningham

28.

Who were the two Marines that have been awarded the Medals of Honor twice?

a)

Lt. Presley O’Bannon & Sergeant Major Dan Daly

b)

Major General Smedley Butler & Lt Alfred Cunningham

c)

Sergeant Major Ronald Green & Lieutenant General Gary L. Thomas

d)

Sergeant Major Dan Daly & Major General Smedley Butler

29.

Where did Sergeant Major Dan Daly receive his two medals of honor?

a)

the first, as a private, during the Boxer Rebellion and the second, as a Gunnery Sergeant, during the Spanish American War

b)

His first medal of honor was awarded for actions in Vera Cruz, Mexico in 1914 and his second was for action in Haiti in 1915

c)

None above

30.

What does Honor mean?

a)

Gives others a reason for why they should do something

b)

The quality that guides Marines to exemplify ethical and moral behavior

c)

A mental quality that recognizes fear of danger or criticism but enables a leader to proceed in the face of it with calmness and firmness

d)

Gives others the will to do what they are capable of doing

31.

What does Courage mean?

a)

A person who loves, defends, or supports the ideals of their country.

b)

The ability to influence, lead, or guide others so as to accomplish a mission in the manner desired by providing purpose, direction, and motivation

c)

A mental quality that recognizes fear of danger or criticism but enables a leader to proceed in the face of it with calmness and firmness

d)

None of the above

32.

What does Commitment mean?

a)

Dedication to carry out all unit tasks and serve the values of the country, the MCJROTC, and the unit

b)

The ability to influence, lead, or guide others so as to accomplish a mission in the manner desired by providing purpose, direction, and motivation

c)

The leader’s decision will involve assigning specific individuals

d)

The leader involves the ideas and advice of others in formulating the decision

33.

What does Introspection mean?

a)

When you examine your actions and motives to see whether you are actions and motivates to see whether you are acting in a correct and responsible manner

b)

Used in the cadet enlisted rank insignia signifies intensive study, a source of intellect, and moral and spiritual illumination

c)

Defined as any situation where incompatible activities, feelings or the intentions occur together

d)

External and Internal Circumstances

34.

Where did Major General Smedley Butler receive his two medals of honor?

a)

His first medal of honor was awarded for actions in Vera Cruz, Mexico in 1914 and his second was for action in Haiti in 1915

b)

The first, as a private, during the Boxer Rebellion and the second, as a Gunnery Sergeant, during the Spanish American War

c)

None above

35.

What's the significance of Lt. Presley O'Bannon?

a)

Led the charge against the Barbary Pirates fortress of Derna (Tripoli). After taking the fort he raised the American flag which was the first time the American flag was raised in the Old World

b)

Samuel Nicholas was first officer commissioned in the Marine Corps and is therefore given credit for being the first commandant; however, the first official commandant, appointed by President John Adams was William Ward Burrows

c)

Archibald Henderson who served the longest term as Commandant 1820-1859

d)

During the Mexican war, the Marines attacked the hill of Chapultepec beginning on 13 Sept 1847. There was fierce hand to hand fighting while the Marines engaged Santa Anna’s forces atop Chapultepec. After defeating the Mexican forces, the Marines attacked into Mexico City and took possession of the National Palace where once had stood the Halls of Montezuma. Marine Officers and NCOs began wearing scarlet stripes on their dress pants to commemorate the Marine blood shed at Chapultepec and the Halls of Montezuma

36.

Who was the Grand Old Man of the Marine Corps?

a)

Lieutenant General Lewis B 1810-1852

b)

Major General Smedley Butler 1813-1867

c)

Captain Nicholas 1828-1895

d)

Archibald Henderson who served the longest term as Commandant 1820-1859

37.

What is the Bills of Rights?

a)

Used in the cadet enlisted rank insignia signifies intensive study, a source of intellect, and moral and spiritual illumination

b)

Defined as the first 10 amendments to the U.S. Constitution

c)

Maintain stability in the group by quickly eliminating conflict in an objective and reasonable manner

d)

Large rank insignia centered on the shoulder strap of their blue coat, tanker jacket, and all weather coats

38.

What is the Flag of the United States known as?

a)

“The President’s Own”

b)

"Old Glory"

c)

“Always faithful”

d)

“Devil Dogs”

39.

When was the Original Flag made?

a)

1776

b)

1775

c)

1778

d)

1777

40.

How many stripes does the original flag have in total?

a)

12 stripes

b)

13 stripes

c)

14 stripes

d)

24 stripes

41.

The rectangle part on the flag means what?

a)

The world is connected

b)

The union

c)

Proud to serve

d)

Honor

42.

How many stars are on the flag?

a)

13

b)

16

c)

11

d)

12

43.

What does red stand for on the flag?

a)

vigilance, perseverance, and justice (background for new constellation)

b)

purity and innocence (stars from the heaven and stripes representing Liberty)

c)

hardness and valor (from our mother country)

d)

None above

44.

What does blue stand for on the flag?

a)

Honor, Courage, and Commitment

b)

Vigilance, perseverance, and justice(background for new constellation)

c)

Hardness and valor (from our mother country)

d)

purity and innocence(stars from the heaven and stripes representing Liberty)

45.

What does white stand for on the flag?

a)

Purity and innocence(stars from the heaven and stripes representing Liberty)

b)

Vigilance, perseverance, and justice(background for new constellation)

c)

Hardness and valor (from our mother country)

d)

None above

46.

What is the Lamp of Knowledge used for?

a)

To prove we are a symbol of our Nation

b)

To show cadet enlisted rank insignia signifies intensive study, a source of intellect, and moral and spiritual illumination

c)

To tell everyone about the worldwide service

d)

Shows our Naval Tradition

47.

What are the components of the Marine Emblem?

a)

Eagle, Globe, Anchor

b)

Post, Garrison, Storm

c)

The Roman cuirass, the sword, esponton,musket, bayonet, cannon, cannonballs, mortar, and mortar bombs

d)

none above

48.

What does the eagle represent?

a)

Shows our Naval Tradition

b)

Worldwide service

c)

Symbol of our Nation

d)

None above

49.

What does the globe represent?

a)

Symbol of our Nation

b)

Shows our Naval traditions

c)

Purity and innocence(stars from the heaven and stripes representing Liberty)

d)

Worldwide service

50.

What does the anchor represent?

a)

Symbol of our Nation

b)

Worldwide service

c)

Shows our Naval traditions

d)

None above

51.

What does Authoritative mean?

a)

The leader’s decision will involve assigning specific individuals.

b)

The leader, without consulting others for advice or ideas, tells subordinates what is to be done

c)

The leader involves the ideas and advice of others in formulating the decision.

d)

None above

52.

What does Delegative mean?

a)

The leader’s decision will involve assigning specific individuals.

b)

The leader involves the ideas and advice of others in formulating the decision.

c)

The leader, without consulting others for advice or ideas, tells subordinates what is to be done

d)

None above

53.

What does Participative mean?

a)

The leader, without consulting others for advice or ideas, tells subordinates what is to be done

b)

The leader involves the ideas and advice of others in formulating the decision.

c)

The leader’s decision will involve assigning specific individuals.

d)

None above

54.

What does inspection mean?

a)

When you examine your actions and motives to see whether you are actions and motivates to see whether you are acting in a correct and responsible manner

b)

When officials visit a place or group of people and check carefully to find out whether regulations are being obeyed

c)

careful examination or scrutiny.

d)

None above

55.

What does evaluation mean?

a)

A systematic determination of a subject's merit, worth and significance, using criteria governed by a set of standards

b)

Being able to do something well

c)

When you consider someone or something in order to make a judgment about it

d)

The gradual development of something, especially from a simple to a more complex form.

56.

What does proficiency mean?

a)

Being able to do something well

b)

Having all the required or desirable elements, qualities, or characteristics; as good as it is possible to be.

c)

Absolute; complete (used for emphasis

d)

None above

57.

What does Trepidation mean?

a)

Noticeably happy and optimist

b)

Fear or anxiety of something you are going to do or experience

c)

defined as any situation where incompatible activities, feelings or the intentions occur together

d)

None above

58.

What does a patriot mean?

a)

a person who loves, defends, or supports the ideals of their country.

b)

A person holding a position of command or authority in the armed services, in the merchant marine, or on a passenger ship.

c)

Organized into geographic districts, with uniformed officers assigned to patrol a specific area, such as part of the business district or outlying residential neighborhoods.

d)

All above

59.

Which patriot is known as the father of our constitution?

a)

Patrick Henry

b)

James Madison

c)

Nathan Hale

d)

Richard Spencer

60.

Which patriot said " I regret that I have but one life to lose for my country"?

a)

Patrick Henry

b)

James Madison

c)

Nathan Hale

d)

A person who loves, defends, or supports the ideals of their country.

61.

Which patriot stated "Give me liberty, or give me death"?

a)

Patriot

b)

James Madison

c)

Nathan Hale

d)

Patrick Henry

62.

What does conflict mean?

a)

Maintain stability in the group by quickly eliminating conflict in an objective and reasonable manner

b)

Defined as any situation where incompatible activities, feelings or the intentions occur together

c)

External and Internal Circumstances

d)

The term used to describe inappropriate personal or business relationships amongst cadets of different rank or position

63.

What's the leader's role in conflict resolution?

a)

Maintain stability in the group by quickly eliminating conflict in an objective and reasonable manner

b)

The ability to influence, lead, or guide others so as to accomplish a mission in the manner desired by providing purpose, direction, and motivation

c)

Defined as conforming to an established set of codes or accepted notions of right or wrong

d)

A mental quality that recognizes fear of danger or criticism but enables a leader to proceed in the face of it with calmness and firmness

64.

What are the two causes of conflict?

a)

Authoritative, Participative, and Declarative

b)

Verbal, Physical, and Nonverbal

c)

External and Internal Circumstances

d)

None above

65.

What does fraternization mean?

a)

The term used to describe inappropriate personal or business relationships amongst cadets of different rank or position

b)

Verbal, Physical, and Nonverbal

c)

External and Internal Circumstances

d)

Defined as any situation where incompatible activities, feelings or the intentions occur together

66.

How many times do you salute the "colors"?

a)

Three times each day which service members salute the National Ensign.

b)

One time each day which service members salute the National Ensign.

c)

Four times each day which service members salute the National Ensign.

d)

Two times each day which service members salute the National Ensign.

67.

When do you first salute the "colors" and what is known as?

a)

First is at the beginning of the day, known as morning colors raised at 0800

b)

First at sunset known as morning colors

c)

First is at the beginning of the day, known as afernoon colors raised at 0800

d)

First is at the beginning of the day, known as morning colors raised at 080

68.

During the raising of the flag what is being played?

a)

"Always Faithful"

b)

"Old Glory"

c)

“To the Colors” or "Retreat"

d)

The National Anthem or “To the Colors”

69.

When do you salute for the second time and what is being played?

a)

The second is at sunset and “Retreat"

b)

The second is at morning and “Retreat"

c)

The second is at sunset and “To the colors"

d)

None above

70.

Who carries the national colors?

a)

Army organizations

b)

Marine organizations

c)

The troops of any branch of service

d)

Carried on a mount

71.

Who carries the national standard?

a)

Commander of a unit only

b)

Civilians

c)

By a mounted, mechanical, motorized, or by a mounted, mechanical, motorized, or aviation unit in Marine organizations

d)

By an araviation unit in Marine organization

72.

Where is the national ensign displayed?

a)

Displayed over Marine or Naval Post, Stations, or Ships

b)

Displayed on Ships

c)

Displayed over Marine

d)

Displayed on Naval Post

73.

What is the american flag referred to?

a)

referred to by different names depending only where the flag is being displayed

b)

referred to by different names depending on how and where the flag is being displayed

c)

referred to by different names depending only how the flag is being displayed

d)

referred to by different names depending on how and where the flag......

74.

What is the purpose of chain of command?

a)

An official hierarchy of authority that dictates who is in charge of whom and of whom permission must be asked

b)

Operations supervisors or managers must ensure that workers complete production tasks and activities, while upper-management employees establish the high-level direction the company takes.

c)

To ensure each individual that receives instructions for a certain task from a supervisor. When a commander wants a specific task done a subordinate leader gives an order and the order is passed down of the chain of command

d)

None above

75.

Who's the president of the United State?

a)

The Honorable James Mattis

b)

The Honorable Donald Trump

c)

The Honorable Mike Pence

d)

The Honorable Richard Spencer

76.

Who's the Vice President of the United States?

a)

The Honorable Pence

b)

The Honorable Pompeo

c)

The Honorable Spencer

d)

The Honorable Mattis

77.

Who's the Secretary of State?

a)

The Honorable Mattis

b)

The Honorable Trump

c)

The Honorable Pompeo

d)

The Honorable Pence

78.

Who's the Secretary of Defense?

a)

The Honorable Pompeo

b)

The Honorable Mattis

c)

The Honorable Trump

d)

The Honorable Spencer

79.

Who's the Secretary of the Navy?

a)

The Honorable Spencer

b)

The Honorable Mattis

c)

The Honorable Pompeo

d)

The Honorable Pence

80.

Who's the Chairman of Joint Chief of Staff?

a)

Lieutenant General Jansen

b)

General Dunford

c)

General Neller

d)

Major General Mullen

81.

Who's the Chief of Naval Operations?

a)

Admiral Richardson

b)

General Neller

c)

Mr. Sean Charney (Ret)

d)

Colonel Oltman(Ret)

82.

Who's the Commandant of the Marine Corps?

a)

General Dunford

b)

General Neller

c)

Lieutenant General Thomas

d)

Lieutenant General Jansen

83.

Who's the Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps?

a)

General Neller

b)

Major General Mullen

c)

Lieutenant General Jansen

d)

Lieutenant General Thomas

84.

Who's the Deputy Commandant?

a)

Lieutenant General Jansen

b)

Colonel Oltman(Ret)

c)

Mr. Sean Charney (Ret)

d)

Lieutenant General Thomas

85.

Who's the Sgt. Major of the Marine Corps?

a)

Major General Mullen

b)

Mr. Schneckloth

c)

Sgt. Major Green

d)

General Neller

86.

Who's the Commanding General, TECOM?

a)

General Neller

b)

Lieutenant General Thomas

c)

Major General Mullen

d)

General Dunford

87.

Who's the Compliance Manager?

a)

Mr. Sean Charney (Ret)

b)

Colonel Oltman(Ret)

c)

GySgt Gregory Livingston Ret.

d)

Colonel M. D. Johnson

88.

Who's the Director, MCJROTC Program?

a)

Mr. Sean Charney (Ret)

b)

GySgt Gregory Livingston Ret.

c)

Sgt. Major Green

d)

Colonel Oltman(Ret)

89.

Who's the Region 1 Director Lieutenant?

a)

Colonel Oltman(Ret)

b)

The Honorable Mattis

c)

Colonel M. D. Johnson

d)

General Neller

90.

Who's the Superintendent of Schools?

a)

Mr. Jay Chelf

b)

Mr. Schneckloth

c)

Dr.Tate

d)

None above

91.

Who's the Principal of North High?

a)

Mr. Schneckloth

b)

Mr. Sean Charney (Ret)

c)

Lieutenant General Thomas

d)

Mr. Jay Chelf

92.

Who's the Senior Marine Instructor?

a)

Mr. Sean Charney (Ret)

b)

GySgt Gregory Livingston Ret.

c)

Lieutenant General Thomas

d)

Colonel Oltman(Ret)

93.

Who's the Cadet Company Commanding Officer?

a)

Cadet Captain Luafalemana

b)

Cadet Captain Padavich

c)

Cadet Captain Nipper

d)

Cadet Captain Mack

94.

Who's the Cadet Company Executive Officer?

a)

Cadet 1st Lieutenant Padvich

b)

Cadet 1st Lieutenant Richards

c)

Cadet 1st Lieutenant Moss

d)

Cadet 1st Lieutenant Padavich

95.

Who's the Cadet Company Sergeant Major?

a)

Cadet Sgt. Major Bawden

b)

Cadet Sgt. Major Cox

c)

Cadet Sgt. Major Ziegler

d)

Cadet Sgt. Major Huntley

96.

Who's the Cadet Company Gunnery Sergeant?

a)

Cadet GySgt Gregory Livingston Ret.

b)

Cadet GySgt Huntley

c)

Cadet GySgt Caves

d)

Cadet GySgt Schmidt

97.

Who's the Cadet 1st Platoon Commander?

a)

Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Bawden

b)

Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Richards

c)

Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Schimidt

d)

Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Hahn

98.

Who's the 2nd Platoon Commander?

a)

Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Richards

b)

Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Bawden

c)

Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Schimidt

d)

None above

99.

Who's the 3rd Platoon Commander?

a)

Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Bawden

b)

Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Richards

c)

Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Schimidt

d)

Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Richard

100.

When is the Marine Corps Birthday and birthplace?

a)

Boston on July 3, 1775

b)

18 September 1947

c)

November 10, 1775 at Tun’s Tavern in Philadelphia, Pa.

d)

None above

101.

Who's the Cadet Company First Sergeant?

a)

Cadet First Sergeant Cox

b)

Cadet Sgt. Major Ziegler

c)

Cadet GySgt Huntley

d)

Cadet First Sergeant Murphy

102.

Who's the first commandant of the Marine corp?

a)

James Madison:

b)

Nathan Hale

c)

William Ward Burrows

d)

Samuel Nicholas

103.

Who was the first official commandant, appointed by President John Adams?

a)

Samuel Nicholas

b)

Patrick Henry

c)

William Ward Burrows

d)

Nathan Hale

104.

What are the roles of being an officer?

a)

(1) Mayflower Compact- Nov11, 1620 (2) Declaration of Independence- July 4, 1776 (3) Articles of Confederation- 1781 (4) Constitution of the United States of America – September 17, 1787 (5) The Bill of Rights- December 15,1791

b)

(1) Decentralize Authority (2) Provide links between commanders and enlisted men (3) Provide a senior enlisted advisor for the commander (4) Afford avenues for advancement (5) Recognize and reward outstanding skills

c)

(1) Be the leader (2) Be the decision maker (3) Be prepared to assume responsibility for the actions for subordinates under their command

d)

None above

105.

What does the Freedom document contain?

a)

(1) Mayflower Compact- Nov11, 1620 (2) Declaration of Independence- July 4, 1776 (3) Articles of Confederation- 1781 (4) Constitution of the United States of America – September 17, 1787 (5) The Bill of Rights- December 15,1791

b)

(1) Decentralize Authority (2) Provide links between commanders and enlisted men (3) Provide a senior enlisted advisor for the commander (4) Afford avenues for advancement (5) Recognize and reward outstanding skills

c)

(1) Be the leader (2) Be the decision maker (3) Be prepared to assume responsibility for the actions for subordinates under their command

d)

None above

106.

What are the purposes of being NCO?

a)

(1) Decentralize Authority (2) Provide links between commanders and enlisted men (3) Provide a senior enlisted advisor for the commander (4) Afford avenues for advancement (5) Recognize and reward outstanding skills

b)

(1) Be the leader (2) Be the decision maker (3) Be prepared to assume responsibility for the actions for subordinates under their command

c)

(1) Mayflower Compact- Nov11, 1620 (2) Declaration of Independence- July 4, 1776 (3) Articles of Confederation- 1781 (4) Constitution of the United States of America – September 17, 1787 (5) The Bill of Rights- December 15,1791

d)

None above

107.

What is the primary object of leadership?

a)

Troop welfare

b)

Mission Accomplishment

c)

To become a leader

d)

To show honor and compassion

108.

What's the secondary object of leadership?

a)

Mission Accomplishment

b)

To show honor and compassion

c)

To become a leader

d)

Troop welfare

109.

What's the meaning of authority?

a)

The legitimate power of a leader to direct individuals to take action within the scope of the leader’s position

b)

the obligation to act or to do a task that one must answer for, either to team members or to supervisors

c)

The reckoning, when leaders most answer for their actions and aspect the consequences, good or bad. Accountability is the very cornerstone of leadership

d)

None above

110.

What's the meaning of responsibility?

a)

The legitimate power of a leader to direct individuals to take action within the scope of the leader’s position

b)

The obligation to act or to do a task that one must answer for, either to team members or to supervisors

c)

The reckoning, when leaders most answer for their actions and aspect the consequences, good or bad. Accountability is the very cornerstone of leadership

d)

None above

111.

What's the meaning of accountability?

a)

The reckoning, when leaders most answer for their actions and aspect the consequences, good or bad. Accountability is the very cornerstone of leadership

b)

The obligation to act or to do a task that one must answer for, either to team members or to supervisors

c)

The legitimate power of a leader to direct individuals to take action within the scope of the leader’s position

d)

None above

112.

When can your cover be worn?

a)

Never worn outdoors unless being inspected

b)

Never worn indoors unless being inspected

c)

Worn indoors unless being inspectd

d)

None above

113.

What are the trouser length regulations?

a)

Meet at the juncture of the heel, with ¼ inch tolerance above or below it.

b)

Meet at the juncture of the heel and sole of the shoe, with 1/2 inch tolerance above or below it.

c)

Meet at the juncture of the heel and sole of the shoe, with ¼ inch tolerance above or below it.

d)

Meet at the juncture of the heel and sole of the shoe, with 1/8 inch tolerance above or below it.

114.

What are the Military alignment regulations?

a)

Shirt edge, Belt buckle and fly of trousers are all in straight vertical line.

b)

Meet at the juncture of the heel and sole of the shoe, with ¼ inch tolerance above or below it.

c)

Shirt edge, Belt buckle and fly of trousers are all in straight horizontal line.

d)

None above

115.

What are the Web belt regulations?

a)

Meet at the juncture of the heel and sole of the shoe, with ¼ inch tolerance above or below it.

b)

Shirt edge, Belt buckle and fly of trousers are all in straight vertical line.

c)

The edge of the belt tip is to extend a minimum of 3 inches and a maximum of 4 inches pass the wearers’ left belt buckle edge

d)

The edge of the belt tip is to extend a minimum of 2 inches and a maximum of 4 inches pass the wearers’ left belt buckle edge

116.

What is your #1 general order?

a)

"To walk my post in a military manner keeping always on the alert and observing everything that takes place within sight or hearing."

b)

"To take charge of this post and all governmnt property in view."

c)

"To repeat all calls from post more distant from the guardhouse than my own."

d)

"To take charge of this post and all government property in view."

117.

What is your #2 general order?

a)

"To walk my post in the military manner keeping always on the alert and observing everything that takes place within sight or hearing."

b)

"To walk my post in a military manner keeping always on the alert and observing everything that takes place with sight or hearing."

c)

"To walk my post in a military manner keeping always on the alert and observing everything that takes place within sight or hearing."

d)

None above

118.

What is your #3 general order?

a)

"To report all violations of orders I am instructed to enforce."

b)

"To report most violations of orders I am instructed to enforce."

c)

"To report no violations of orders I am instructed to enforce."

d)

"To report some violations of orders I am instructed to enforce."

119.

What is your #4 general order?

a)

"To repeat all calls from post more distant the guardhouse than my own."

b)

"To repeat all calls from post more distant from the guardhouse than my own."

c)

"To repeat all calls from post more distant from the guard than my own."

d)

None above

120.

What is your #5 general order?

a)

"To receive, obey, and pass on to the sentry who relieves me, all orders from the Commanding Officer, officer of the day, Officers and Non-Commissioned officers of the guard only."

b)

"To walk my post in a military manner keeping always on the alert and observing everything that takes place within sight or hearing."

c)

"To report all violations of orders I am instructed to enforce."

d)

"To quit my post only when properly relieved."

121.

What is your #6 general order?

a)

"To receive, obey, and pass on to the sentry who relieves me, orders from the Commanding Officer, officer of the day, Officers and Non-Commissioned officers of the guard only."

b)

"To receive, obey, and pass on to the sentry who relieves me, all orders from the Commanding Officer, officer of the day, Non-Commissioned officers of the guard only."

c)

"To receive, obey, and pass on to the sentry who relieves me, all orders from the Commanding Officer, officer of the day, Officers and Non-Commissioned officers of the guard only."

d)

None above

122.

What is your #7 general order?

a)

"To talk to no one except in the line of duty."

b)

"To give the alarm in case of fire or disorder."

c)

"To talk to no one except in the line of study."

d)

"To speak to no one except in the line of duty."

123.

What is your #8 general order?

a)

"To salute all Officers, Colors, and standards not cased."

b)

"To talk to no one except in the line of duty."

c)

"To give the alarm in case of fire or disorder."

d)

"To quit my post only when properly relieved."

124.

What is your #9 general order?

a)

"To call of the corporal of the guard in any case not covered by instruction."

b)

"To salute all Officers, Colors, and standards not cased."

c)

"To repeat all calls from post more distant from the guardhouse than my own."

d)

"To call the corporal of the guard in any case not covered by instructions."

125.

What is your #10 general order?

a)

"To salute all Officers, Colors, not cased."

b)

"To salute all Officers and standards not cased."

c)

"To salute all Officers, Colors, and standards not cased."

d)

None above

126.

What is your #11 general order?

a)

"To be especially watchful at night, and during the time for challenging, to challenge some persons on or near my post and to allow no one to pass without proper authority."

b)

"To be especially watchful at night, and during the time for challenging, to compete all persons on or near my post and to allow no one to pass without proper authority."

c)

"To be especially watchful at night, and during the time for challenging, to challenge all persons on or near my post and to allow everyone to pass without proper authority."

d)

"To be especially watchful at night, and during the time for challenging, to challenge all persons on or near my post and to allow no one to pass without proper authority."

127.

What is the origin of "devil dog"?

a)

During the Mexican war, the Marines attacked the hill of Chapultepec beginning on 13 Sept 1847. There was fierce hand to hand fighting while the Marines engaged Santa Anna’s forces atop Chapultepec. After defeating the Mexican forces, the Marines attacked into Mexico City and took possession of the National Palace where once had stood the Halls of Montezuma. Marine Officers and NCOs began wearing scarlet stripes on their dress pants to commemorate the Marine blood shed at Chapultepec and the Halls of Montezuma

b)

Belleau Wood was a World War 1 battle (1-26 June 1917) where Americans fought the Germans at Bois de Belleau in France. The Marines attacked the German forces across an open wheat field. Casualties were high and much of the fighting was hand to hand, but the Marines prevailed and secured Belleau Wood. The Germans so respected the Marines for their tenacity in combat that they called them “Teufelhunden” or “Devil Dogs”. Teufelhunden were the vicious, wild, and ferocious mountain dogs of Bavarian folklore

c)

None above

128.

What's the origin of the Marine Blood stripe?

a)

During the Mexican war, the Marines attacked the hill of Chapultepec beginning on 13 Sept 1847. There was fierce hand to hand fighting while the Marines engaged Santa Anna’s forces atop Chapultepec. After defeating the Mexican forces, the Marines attacked into Mexico City and took possession of the National Palace where once had stood the Halls of Montezuma. Marine Officers and NCOs began wearing scarlet stripes on their dress pants to commemorate the Marine blood shed at Chapultepec and the Halls of Montezuma

b)

Belleau Wood was a World War 1 battle (1-26 June 1917) where Americans fought the Germans at Bois de Belleau in France. The Marines attacked the German forces across an open wheat field. Casualties were high and much of the fighting was hand to hand, but the Marines prevailed and secured Belleau Wood. The Germans so respected the Marines for their tenacity in combat that they called them “Teufelhunden” or “Devil Dogs”. Teufelhunden were the vicious, wild, and ferocious mountain dogs of Bavarian folklore

c)

None above

129.

Marine corp emblem is placed how?

a)

large rank insignia centered on the shoulder strap of their blue coat, tanker jacket, and all weather coats

b)

On the cover, the wings of the emblem are placed parallel to the deck and the anchor is pointed forward. Cadet officer small rank insignia on direct opposite side. On the dress blues uniform, the left and right collar emblems are worn parallel to the deck with the anchors pointed inboard

c)

Enlisted rank insignia will be worn on khaki shirts, raincoats and utility shirt collars with the point of the chevron up, bisecting the angle of the collar, bottom edge ½ inch from the collar edge

d)

None above

130.

How are ribbons placed on any type of uniform?

a)

Positioned 1/8 inch above the shooting badge (if worn) or 1/8 above the left breast pocket and centered, if no badges are worn

b)

Positioned 1/2 inch above the shooting badge (if worn) or 1/2 above the left breast pocket and centered, if no badges are worn

c)

Positioned 1/4 inch above the shooting badge (if worn) or 1/4 above the left breast pocket and centered, if no badges are worn

d)

None above

131.

How should the marksmanship badge be place?

a)

Worn 1/4 inch above the left breast pocket and centered

b)

Worn 1/2 inch above the left breast pocket and centered

c)

Worn 1/8 inch above the left breast pocket and centered

d)

None above

132.

How are medals worn on a female's uniform?

a)

On the Women's blue dress and blue white dress coats, large medals will be worn centered above the left breast pocket with the upper edge of the holding bar on a line midway between the first and second buttons of the coats

b)

On Women’s blue dress coats, one row of large medals will be placed centered over the left breast pocket with the top of the holding bar about 1 inch above the horizontal line tangent to the highest point of the pocket

c)

Worn 1/4 inch above the left breast pocket and centered

d)

None above

133.

How are medals worn on a male's uniform?

a)

On the men’s blue dress and blue white dress coats, large medals will be worn centered above the left breast pocket with the upper edge of the holding bar on a line midway between the first and second buttons of the coats

b)

On Women’s blue dress coats, one row of large medals will be placed centered over the left breast pocket with the top of the holding bar about 1 inch above the horizontal line tangent to the highest point of the pocket

c)

On Men's blue dress coats, one row of large medals will be placed centered over the left breast pocket with the top of the holding bar about 1 inch above the horizontal line tangent to the highest point of the pocket

d)

None above

134.

What is the birthplace of the Marine Corps?

a)

Washington D.C.

b)

Derna, Tripoli

c)

Tun Tavern, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

d)

Quantico, Virginia

135.

What are the Marine Corps colors?

a)

Red and Yellow

b)

Scarlet and Gold

c)

Red and Gold

d)

Black and Red

136.

What officer led the attack on Derna, Tripoli?

a)

Lt Presley O'Bannon

b)

Archibald Henderson

c)

Lt Alfred A. Cunningham

d)

Major General John A Lejeune

137.

In recognition for 1st Lt Presley O'Bannon leadership, he was presented ____________________.

a)

The NCO Sword

b)

A Birthday Cake

c)

The Medal of Honor

d)

The Mameluke Sword

138.

Who is the father of Marine Corps aviation?

a)

Lt Alfred A. Cunningham

b)

Archibald Henderson

c)

Captain Robert Mullen

d)

Captain Samuel Nicholas

139.

What are the parts that comprise the Marine Corps emblem?

a)

Eagle & Bulldog

b)

Eagle, Globe and Sword

c)

Eagle, Globe and Anchor

d)

Eagle & Globe

140.

Who adopted the current Marine Corps emblem (EGA) and in what year?

a)

Colonel Chesty Puller in 1912

b)

Brigadier General Jacob Zelin in 1868

c)

Corporal James Mackey in 1777

d)

Lt Presley O'Bannon in 1805

141.

Which one is not one of the 3 types of American flags flown on Marine Corps Bases?

a)

Storm

b)

Post

c)

Field

d)

Garrison

142.

Which term is the spirit of the team that can greatly motivate individuals?

a)

Semper Fidelis

b)

Loyalty

c)

The Few, The Proud

d)

Esprit de Corps

143.

What Marine was awarded 5 Navy Crosses and was known as the Tiger of the Mountains?

a)

Colonel Chesty Puller

b)

Dan Daly

c)

Smedley Butler

d)

Archibald Henderson

144.

Who is known as "The Grand Old Man of the Marine Corps"?

a)

Chesty Puller

b)

Archibald Henderson

c)

Dan Daly

d)

Robert Mullen

145.

Who is the SSHS MCJROTC Commanding Officer?

a)

Cadet 2nd Lt Kari Smith

b)

Cadet 1st Lt Victoria Tramel

c)

Cadet 1stSgt Darryl Elston

d)

Cadet GySgt Nathan Torres

146.

Who is the SSHS MCJROTC Executive Officer?

a)

Cadet 2nd Lt Kari Smith

b)

Cadet 1st Lt Victoria Tramel

c)

Cadet 1stSgt Darryl Elston

d)

Cadet GySgt Nathan Torres

147.

Who is the Region 5 Director?

a)

Major Cody Stewart

b)

Major William Bolden

c)

Colonel Robert Oltman

d)

The Honorable Mr. Lloyd Austin III

148.

Who is the Secretary of Defense?

a)

Major Cody Stewart

b)

The Honorable Antony J. Blinken

c)

Colonel Robert Oltman

d)

The Honorable Mr. Lloyd Austin III

149.

Which Rank is this?

a)

Cadet Captain

b)

Cadet Sergeant

c)

Cadet Colonel

d)

Cadet Sergeant Major

150.

Which Rank is this?

a)

Cadet Captain

b)

Cadet Sergeant

c)

Cadet Colonel

d)

Cadet Sergeant Major

151.

Which Rank is this?

a)

Cadet Captain

b)

Cadet Sergeant

c)

Cadet Colonel

d)

Cadet Sergeant Major

152.

Which Rank is this?

a)

Cadet Captain

b)

Cadet Sergeant

c)

Cadet Colonel

d)

Cadet Sergeant Major

153.

Which Rank is this?

a)

Cadet Lieutenant Colonel

b)

Cadet Gunnery Sergeant

c)

Cadet Major

d)

Cadet Corporal

154.

Which Rank is this?

a)

Cadet Lieutenant Colonel

b)

Cadet Gunnery Sergeant

c)

Cadet Major

d)

Cadet Corporal

155.

Which Rank is this?

a)

Cadet Lieutenant Colonel

b)

Cadet Gunnery Sergeant

c)

Cadet Major

d)

Cadet Corporal

156.

Which Rank is this?

a)

Cadet Lieutenant Colonel

b)

Cadet Gunnery Sergeant

c)

Cadet Major

d)

Cadet Corporal

157.

Which Rank is this?

a)

Cadet Private First Class

b)

Cadet Gunnery Sergeant

c)

Cadet First Lieutenant

d)

Cadet Corporal

158.

Which Rank is this?

a)

Cadet Private First Class

b)

Cadet Gunnery Sergeant

c)

Cadet First Lieutenant

d)

Cadet Corporal

159.

Which Rank is this?

a)

Cadet Private First Class

b)

Cadet Gunnery Sergeant

c)

Cadet First Lieutenant

d)

Cadet Lance Corporal

160.

Which Rank is this?

a)

Cadet Sergeant

b)

Cadet Gunnery Sergeant

c)

Cadet Second Lieutenant

d)

Cadet Staff Sergeant

161.

Which Rank is this?

a)

Cadet Sergeant

b)

Cadet Gunnery Sergeant

c)

Cadet Second Lieutenant

d)

Cadet Staff Sergeant

162.

Which Rank is this?

a)

Cadet Sergeant

b)

Cadet Gunnery Sergeant

c)

Cadet First Sergeant

d)

Cadet Staff Sergeant

163.

The trait that makes sure that people get what they deserve is: Being Fair and Consistent

a)

Judgement

b)

Justice

c)

Tact

d)

Dependability

164.

The quality of being fair, consistent and impartial

a)

Bearing

b)

Integrity

c)

Justice

d)

Initiative

165.

The certainty of the proper performance of duty.

a)

Justice

b)

Dependability

c)

Knowledge

d)

Loyalty

166.

Complete truth and honesty

a)

Tact

b)

Knowledge

c)

Decisiveness

d)

Integrity

167.

Mental and Physical strength to continue on even when tired or stressed

a)

Bearing

b)

Endurance

c)

Unselfishness

d)

Enthusiasm

168.

Seeing what has to be done and getting it done without being told

a)

Loyalty

b)

Tact

c)

Initiative

d)

Judgment

169.

The ability to make good decisions quickly and clearly

a)

Decisiveness

b)

Integrity

c)

Justice

d)

Knowledge

170.

Mental and Physical quality that recognizes fear of danger and criticism and continues in spite of the fear

a)

Bearing

b)

Initiative

c)

Courage

d)

Tact

171.

The ability to deal with others without creating offence

a)

Integrity

b)

Unselfishness

c)

Loyalty

d)

Tact

172.

The display of sincere interest and exuberance in the performance of duty

a)

Initiative

b)

Loyalty

c)

Enthusiasm

d)

Tact

173.

The way you carry yourself in an attempt to create a favorable impression

a)

Decisiveness

b)

Endurance

c)

Bearing

d)

Justice

174.

Placing the welfare of others ahead of yourself

a)

Unselfishness

b)

Knowledge

c)

Justice

d)

Tact

175.

Acquiring information and understanding your cadets

a)

Courage

b)

Loyalty

c)

Judgement

d)

Knowledge

176.

Faithfulness to your organization and yourself

a)

Tact

b)

Loyalty

c)

Dependability

d)

Justice

177.

The process of leadership development…

a)

A. is a one-time event.

b)

B. is never ending.

c)

C. requires self-study, education, and training.

d)

B and C

178.

The topic of leadership has been studied for many years.

a)

A. True

b)

B. False

179.

What motivates your team members to follow your orders?

a)

A. Being strict

b)

B. Throwing parties

c)

C. Fear

d)

D. Mutual respect

180.

Self-image is…

a)

A. How others see you

b)

B. How you see yourself

181.

Which objective of leadership is the most important (primary)?

a)

A. Mission Accomplishment

b)

B. Troop Welfare

182.

A person’s guiding principles are sometimes called their _______.

a)

A. ethics

b)

B. morals

c)

C. values

183.

Which should come first?

a)

A. Your personal values

b)

B. Your professional code

184.

As a leader, are you responsible for the actions of your unit?

a)

A. Yes

b)

B. No

185.

Pride can be taught:

a)

A. True

b)

B. False

186.

A mental quality that recognizes fear of danger, but enables a leader to proceed in the face of it with calmness and firmness.

a)

A. Honor

b)

B. Courage

c)

C. Commitment

187.

Identify the two most basic types of courage

a)

A. Spiritual and Emotional

b)

B. Random and Constant

c)

C. Moral and Physical

d)

D. Fire and Ice

188.

Lieutenant O’Bannon showed courage by…

a)

A. continuing his march across the desert of Baraca for 45 days.

b)

B. taking charge of several naval warships.

c)

C. convincing the enemy to surrender.

d)

D. Both A and B

189.

Sergeant John Quick showed honor by…

a)

A. standing in the middle of friendly fire to signal the ship’s crew to signal cease-fire

b)

B. gave members of his patrol the fortitude to complete their mission

c)

C. displayed solid leadership in his career Option 3 (optional)

d)

D. All of the above

190.

Corporal John F. Mackie was the second U.S. Marine ever to receive the Medal of Honor.

a)

A. True

b)

B. False

191.

Socrates said, “The ___________ life is not worth living.”

a)

A. lazy

b)

B. introspective

c)

C. unexamined

192.

To receive a Certificate of Athletic Accomplishment, you must receive a composite score of how many points?

a)

A. 100 or more

b)

B. 200 or more

c)

C. 250 or more

d)

D. 400 or more

193.

Every MCJROTC unit is organized as either a ________ or a ________.

a)

A. unit / company

b)

B. battalion / unit

c)

C. system / team

d)

D. None of the above

194.

What term does the MCJROTC program use to classify cadets?

a)

A. Grade

b)

B. Rank

c)

C. Letter combinations

d)

D. Number combinations

195.

You should follow the school and MCJROTC code of conduct for which of the following reasons?

a)

A. To honor yourself

b)

B. To honor your cadets

c)

C. To honor MCJROTC

d)

D. All of the above

196.

As a cadet, people will tend to judge you more critically than other students on your personal appearance.

a)

True

b)

False

197.

How must the hair be kept for females?

a)

Shoulder length

b)

It doesn't matter

c)

In a bun

d)

Shoulder length, and in a bun

e)

Depends on length of hair

198.

Is PDA (Public Display of Affection) accepted when you are wearing the uniform?

a)

Yes, it's always been okay

b)

Depends on the publicity

c)

As long as I don't get caught

d)

No, it's not allowed at all

199.

What is the appropriate legwear for the Utility Uniform?

a)

Cargo pants

b)

Camouflage MARPAT trousers

c)

PT Shorts

d)

Whatever we want to wear

e)

There are no specifications

200.

The cuffs of the trousers should be _______.

a)

Tucked into the boot

b)

Tucked underneath a boot band

c)

Left alone and flap freely

d)

Rolled up to help it fit

201.

The back of the cover should rest on the ________ when it is worn properly.

a)

Crown

b)

Scalp

c)

Eyebrow

d)

Neck

202.

You should Iron/Starch you uniform ____________

a)

Every 2 weeks

b)

everyday

c)

Every 4 years

d)

Every week

e)

When it's convenient for you

203.

The rank insignia should be __________

a)

On the collar of the Blouse

b)

In your pocket

c)

Nonexistent

d)

Wherever it's most noticeable

204.

Irish Pennants are

a)

Loose strings hanging about

b)

A certain type of necklace worn with the uniform

c)

The Irish Division of Marines

d)

Nonsense

205.

The web belt should _________

a)

be centered on the buttons of your trousers

b)

be offset so that the right edge of the buckle should line up with the edge of the zipper.

206.

All Officers ______________

a)

Should be saluted to when they're within 6-30 paces

b)

Are like Gods

c)

Should be treated like everyone else

d)

Are a lower rank than the enlisted

IG Inspection - MCJROTC Knowledge

Total questions: 206

Worksheet time: 2hrs 43mins

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