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Property accountability and responsibility

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 39mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Public law (a)   states that "all property owned by the US Government must be properly recorder"

2.

Upon request, you must show that you have the property in your care, or show a receipt that it was returned

a)

True

b)

False

3.

Government property includes, but is not limited to

a)

Hand tools

b)

Operating stocks

c)

Individual equipment

d)

Organizational and operational administrative equipment and supplies

4.

(a)   can be transferred when a receipt is issued for the property being transferred

5.

Examples of property accountability transfer are

a)

Base Supply to an individual

b)

One individual to another

c)

One squadron or unit to another

d)

Gnome to individual

6.

When many items are involved, and it would require a large number of receipts, a complete listing of all of those items is made available. This is known as (a)  

7.

(a)   is concerned with custody, care, and safekeeping of equipment

8.

The different types of responsibility concerning Air Force equipment are

a)

Command Responsibility

b)

Supervisory Responsibility

c)

Custodial Responsibility

d)

Enlisted Responsibility

9.

The ways you can be relieved from property accountability and responsibility are

a)

Turn-in

b)

Report of Survey

c)

Cash Collection Voucher

d)

Statement of Charges

10.

(a)   liability is a monetary obligation

11.

Pecuniary liability not only applies to facilities, equipment, and supplies; it also applies to you as an individual

a)

True

b)

False

12.

(a)   is the management of supplies and equipment for efficient operation and mission completion

13.

Which principles must be observed and practiced by everyone in the Air Force

a)

Make maximum use of available equipment and supplies for their intended use only

b)

Safeguard and preserve all Air Force property

c)

Comply with the existing regulations that specify how to control and manage supplies and equipment

d)

Continually screen the supplies and equipment on hand, and promptly turn in those items not being used or required