WorksheetsColor Guard Study Guide
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 22mins
Define Colors:
A specific Flag Symbolic To The Spirit And Tradition Of The US
The Colors of The Flag Are:
Red - Hardiness and Valor
White - Purity
Blue - Justice
Flag, Color, Standard, Ensign
The Ferrule
What is the size of The Garrison Flag and when is it hoisted:
The Size of The Garrison Flag Is 38 Feet By 20 Feet and Is Hoisted On Holidays And Other Important Occasions
The Size of The Garrison Flag Is 19 Feet By 10 Feet and Is Hoisted On Holidays And Other Important Occasions
The Size of The Garrison Flag IS 9 1/2 Feet By 5 Feet and Is Hoisted On Holidays And Other Important Occasions
What is the size of The Post Flag and when is it hoisted:
The size of the post flag is 19 feet by 30 feet and is hoisted when the garrison flag is not flown
The size of the post flag is 20 feet by 11 feet and is hoisted when the garrison flag is not flown
The size of the post flag is 19 feet by 10 feet and is hoisted when the garrison flag is not flown
The size of the post flag is 15 feet by 19 feet and is hoisted when the garrison flag is not flown
What is the Size of The Storm Flag and when is it Hoisted:
The Size Of The Storm Flag Is 9 1/2 Feet By 5 Feet And Is Flown During Inclement Weather
The Flag Is 10 Feet By 9 1/2 Feet
What are The Colors of The Flag and when is it hoisted:
The Colors of The Flag Are:
Red- Hardiness and Purity
White- Valor
Blue- Justice
The Colors of The Flag Are:
Red- Hardiness and Valor
White- Justice
Blue- Purity
The Colors of The Flag Are:
Red- Hardiness and Valor
White- Purity
Blue- Justice
The Colors of The Flag Are:
Red- Purity and Valor
White- Hardiness
Blue- Justice
Where is the US Flag carried in a procession:
When carried In a Procession with other Flags, The US flag is carried on the marching right, or front and center when marching in line
When carried In a Procession with other Flags, The US flag is carried on the marching left, or front and center when marching in line
When carried In a Procession with other Flags, The US flag is carried on the front and center when marching in line
When carried In a Procession with other Flags, The US flag is carried on the marching left, when marching in line
What is the proper way to raise the Flag to the half-staff position:
raised to the top of the staff, then lowered to the half-staff position
The flag is first raised to the top of the staff, then lowered
The flag is raised to the half-staff position
The flag is first raised to the top of the staff, then lowered to the half-staff position
What is the proper way to lower the Flag from the half-staff position
The flag is lowered.
The flag is first raised to the top of the staff and then lowered.
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How is the us Flag displayed when placed on a wall:
Either Horizontally or Vertically, with The Union to the upper Most and to the Flag's Own right
Vertically, with The Union to the upper Most and to the Flag's Own right
Horizontally with The Union to the upper Most and to the Flag's Own right
With The Union to the upper Most and to the Flag's Own right
Who is authorized a US flag over their casket at a military funeral:
Members Of the active military Force, National Guard, Reserve, Honorably Discharged Veterans, and Retired Military
National Guard, Reserve, Honorably Discharged Veterans, and Retired Military
Members Of the active military Force, National Guard, Reserve, and Retired Military
Members Of the active military Force, and Retired Military
How is the Us flag placed on a casket:
over the head and left shoulder of the deceased
The Union over the head and left shoulder of the deceased
Lengthwise over the casket with The Union over the head and left shoulder of the deceased
over the casket with The Union over the head and left shoulder of the deceased
What is the flag head or final:
The decorative ornament on top of the flag staff or flag pole
ornament on top of the flag staff or flag pole
The decorative ornament on top of the flag staff
on top of the flag staff or flag pole
What is a flag staff:
The staff on which a flag is
The staff on which a flag is mounted
The staff on which a flag is flown
Where a flag is mounted
How many stripes are on the US flag and how are they arranged:
There are 13 stripes
There are 13 stripes and there are 6 red stripes and 7 white stripes, with the first and last stripes being red
There are 13 stripes and the first and last stripes being red
There are 13 stripes and there are 7 red stripes and 6 white stripes, with the first and last stripes being red
What do the 13 stripes represent on the US flag:
They represent the 13 original colonies
They represent the 13 colonies
They represent nothing
"This cadet does not recall"
How many stars are on the US flag and what do they represent? How are they arranged:
The stars are white and they are arranged in 4 rows of 5 each and 5 rows of 6 each
There are 50 stars on the US flag, representing the 50 states. The stars are white and they are arranged in 5 rows of 4 each and 6 rows of 5 each
There are 50 stars on the US flag, representing the 50 states. The stars are white
There are 50 stars on the US flag, representing the 50 states. The stars are white and they are arranged in 4 rows of 5 each and 5 rows of 6 each
How long is the US flag flown at half -staff after the death of a president or former president? vice president:
It is flown at half-staff for 40 days after the death of a president or former president and 10 days for a vice- president
It is flown at half-staff for 20 days after the death of a president or former president and 30 days for a vice- president
It is flown at half-staff for 50 days after the death of a president or former president and 20 days for a vice- president
It is flown at half-staff for 30 days after the death of a president or former president and 10 days for a vice- president
What is the hoist of a flag:
The hoist of a flag is the length (Vertical edge) of the flag
The hoist of a flag is the length of the flag, measure from top to bottom
The hoist of a flag is the length (Vertical edge) of the flag, measure from top to bottom
The hoist of a flag is the length (Horizontal edge) of the flag, measure from top to bottom
What is the fly of the flag:
(Horizontal Edge) of the flag measured from left to right
The fly of the flag is width (Horizontal Edge)
The fly of the flag is width (vertical) of the flag measured from left to right
The fly of the flag is width (Horizontal Edge) of the flag measured from left to right
When and how do you dispose of the US flag:
When the flag is NO longer suitable for display, it is destroyed,
When the flag is NO longer suitable for display, it is destroyed, preferably by burning
When the flag is NO longer suitable for display, it is destroyed, preferably by throwing it out
When the flag is NO longer suitable for display, it will be destroyed, preferably by burning
Where is the US flag carried or displayed in relation to other flags:
The US flag is always carried or displayed in the position of honor
The US flag is always carried or displayed
The US flag is always displayed in the position of honor
The flag is always carried or displayed in the position of hono
Can the us flag ever be flown upside down:
Yes, In times of distress
NEVER
No
"I don't know"
What is the birthday of the 1st flag:
July 15, 1895
June 7, 1996
July 1st, 1997
June 14, 1777
Where is the US flag flown 24 hours a day:
Fort McHenry, Maryland the Marine Corp Memorial
Fort McHenry, Maryland; Flag-house square, Baltimore, and the Marine Corp Memorial
Flag-house square, Baltimore, The Capitol and the Marine Corp Memorial
Fort McHenry, Maryland; Flag-house square, Baltimore, The Capitol and the Marine Corp Memorial
How is the US flag placed when displayed at cross staff with another flag:
The US flag will be on the marching right and its staff in front of the other staff
The US flag will be on the marching right
will be on the marching right and its staff in front of the other staff
The US flag will be on the marching right and its staff in front
How are flags and pennants flown when hoisted:
In order of precedence, with the US flag in the middle
In order of precedence
In order of precedence, with the US flag on the bottom
In order of precedence, with the US flag on top.
When is the only time the US flag is dipped:
Upon Receiving a solute from a passing vessel, by a nation recognized by the US
Upon Receiving a solute from a passing vessel, by a nation.
from a passing vessel, by a nation recognized by the US
Upon Receiving a solute from a passing vessel
How are flags flown when a center point is established:
"This cadet does not recall"
centered at the highest.
The US flag is centered at the highest
I don't know
What are the several names used to describe the US flag:
Flag, Color, Standard, Ensign
Flag
Flag, Color
Standard, Ensign
What is the U.S. Flag position in an auditorium or chapel
To the speaker's right or the audience's left
To the speaker's left or the audience's right
What is the proper way to display the flag:
It should be hanging free with the stars to the marching right
It should be hanging free with the stars
to the marching right
I don't know why you asking me!?
Who is given credit for sewing the first U.S. flag:
Betsy Ross
Rose Scott
Sir Francis Scott Key
Frank Ross
What are Streamers
Long narrow ribbons displayed
Long narrow ribbons displayed from the bottom of the flag staff
Long narrow ribbons
Long narrow ribbons displayed from the top of the flag staff
What is the name of the shiny piece located at the bottom of the staff:
I don't know Shiny metal thing?
Unicrest
The HUD
The ferrule
Who wrote the stars and stripes:
Sir Francis Scott Key
Your mom
Betsy Scott Key
I don't know
What is the report in:
"Sir the primary color guard from Margret Long Wisdom High school, Army ROTC from Dallas TX, is reporting in for the Folding/Unfolding phase of the color guard competition, and will report in accordance of TC 3-21.7, permission to utilize drill area, Sir"
"Sir the primary color guard from Margret Long Wisdom High school, Army JROTC from Houston TX, is reporting in for the Folding/Unfolding phase of the color guard competition, and will report in accordance of TC 3-21.5, permission to utilize drill area, Sir"
What are the Flag folding commands:
In order!!
What is the Report out:
"Sir the Primary color guard from Margret Long Wisdom High school, Army JROTC from Houston TX, has completed the Folding/ Unfolding phase for the color guard competition, Permission to leave the drill area, Sir"
"Sir the color guard from Margret Long Wisdom High school, Army JROTC from Houston TX, has completed the Folding/ Unfolding phase for the color guard competition, Permission to leave the drill area, Sir"
