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WorksheetsAFJROTC FLIGGHT CHALLANGE/CESARR PEREZZ
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 4hrs 15mins
What is the AFJROTC mission?
The AFJROTC mission is to Develop citizens of character dedicated to serving their nation and community.
he AFJROTC mission is to Develop citizens of character
To develop citizens of character who are dedicated to serving their community and nation is not one of the goals.
They do not have a goal
Air Force Motto
Aim High... Fight-Fly-Win
Aim High... Fly-Fight-Win
Fly high... Aim-High
Fight-win
Integrity First, Service Before Self, Excellence in All We Do.
Air Force Honor Code
I will not lie, steal, or cheat, nor will I tolerate does who do.
I will not lie, cheat, or steal, nor will I tolerate does who do.
Integrity First, Service Before Self, Excellence in All We Do.
u can just do wtv u want
Male Sideburns
Sideburns will be neat, even-width, and not extend below the lowers part of the exterior ear opening.
Sideburns will be neat, even-width
Sideburns will be neat, even-width, and extend below the lower part of the exterior ear opening
Sideburns will be uneven, vary in width, and extend below the lower part of the exterior ear opening.
Male Hair
Hair will not exceed 2 and a half inches in bulk, regardless of length and 1/4 of an inch at natural termination point.
Hair will exceed 2 and a half inches in bulk, regardless of length, and more than 1/4 of an inch at natural termination point
Hair bulk will not exceed 1 and a quarter inches, regardless of length, and will not exceed 1/4 inch at the natural termination point.
air bulk will not exceed 3 inches, regardless of length, and 1/2 inch at the natural termination point.
Female Hair
No minimum hair length, to a maximum bulk of 2 inches from the scalp, and allows for improper wear of headgear. The hair does not need to have a professional appearance. If the hair is dyed, unnatural colors are acceptable.
Hair must have a minimum length of 1 inch, with no maximum bulk limit, and does not need to allow for the proper wear of headgear. Unnatural or extreme hair colors are permitted.
No minimum hair length, to a maximum bulk of 4 inches from scalp and allows proper wear of headgear. The hair will have a professional appearance. If the hair is dyed, it will appear as if it is of natural hair color.
Hair must have a minimum bulk of 2 inches, with a maximum length of 4 inches, and does not need to accommodate the proper wear of headgear. Dyed hair in neon or patterned colors is acceptable.
Female Fingernails
Nail polish can be multiple colors, including extreme or neon shades, and may contain glitter or ornamentation. Chipped polish is acceptable, and nails can extend up to 1 inch past the fingertip.
Nail polish will be a single color that will not detract from the uniform, nor can the nail polish be extreme in color. Must be in good taste, not chipped, or contain any ornamentation. Nails may not extend beyond 1/4 past the fingertip.
Nail polish can be any design or pattern, including colors that clash with the uniform. It does not need to be in good taste or properly maintained, and nails may extend any length beyond the fingertip.
Nail polish is optional and can include bold patterns, bright neon colors, or decorative gems. It can be chipped, and nails may extend up to 2 inches past the fingertip.
Where do you clean your uniform?
The lake
Your washer
Dry clean it
U don't wash it at all.
Male Name Tag Placement
Must be grounded and centered over the right pocket.
Must be off-centered and positioned above the left pocket.
Must be ungrounded and off-center over the left pocket.
Must be placed randomly on the uniform, with no specific location or alignment required.
Male Ribbon Placement
If worn, ribbons will be centered, resting on but not over the edge of the pleated pocket on the left.
If worn, ribbons can be placed anywhere on the uniform, not necessarily centered, and may overlap the pleated pocket or be worn on the right side.
If worn, ribbons can be placed on the sleeves, and they do not need to be centered or aligned with the pocket. They can also hang over the edge of the pocket.
If worn, ribbons can be placed anywhere on the uniform, even on the collar, and may extend past the edge of the pocket without being centered.
Air Force Birthday
October 18th, 1947
September 19th, 1947
September 18th, 1947
September 27th, 1949
Mustaches
Mustaches will be conservative and will not extend downward beyond the lip line of the upper lip or extend sideways beyond a vertical line drawn upward from both corners of the mouth.
Mustaches can be large and extravagant, extending well below the lip line and sideways well beyond the corners of the mouth.
Mustaches can be excessively long and extend downward well past the lip line, as well as sideways beyond the corners of the mouth.
Mustaches can be long and bushy, extending well below the lip line and beyond the corners of the mouth. There are no restrictions on their size or shape.
Rank Placement
Ranks are centered side to side and top to bottom. Enlisted rank's bottom point of the torch points towards the point of the collar.
Ranks can be placed anywhere on the uniform, without any requirement for centering. Enlisted rank's bottom point of the torch may point upwards or towards the back of the collar.
Ranks can be positioned off-center and may be placed randomly on the collar. The bottom point of the torch may point downward or sideways, with no specific alignment required.
Ranks can be placed at any angle and do not need to be centered. The bottom point of the torch may point in any direction, including away from the collar.
What is the Gig Line?
Must maintain a straight line down the front of the uniform.
The front of the uniform can have an uneven or crooked line, with no requirement for it to be straight.
The front of the uniform can have a slanted or wavy line, with no need to maintain any straightness.
The front of the uniform can be haphazardly arranged, with no requirement for a straight line or alignment.
Female Earnings
Women may wear large, extravagant earrings made of any material, including bright colors or flashy designs. Earrings can hang well below the earlobe, and multiple earrings may be worn in each ear. Other ornaments, such as ear cuffs and piercings, are allowed.
Women may wear small conservative diamond, gold, white pearl, or silver spherical earrings. Earrings will fit tightly against the ear, will not extend below the earlobe, and only one earring per ear. Other ornaments are prohibited (must wear earrings in the lower ear lobe).
Women may wear earrings of any size and style, including oversized hoops or dangling designs. Earrings can extend far below the earlobe, and multiple earrings may be worn in both ears. Other ornaments like nose rings and eyebrow piercings are permitted.
Women may wear earrings of any type, including large, colorful designs, and they can extend well beyond the earlobe. Multiple earrings may be worn in each ear, and other accessories such as facial piercings are also allowed.
Male Piercings
Male cadets are allowed to wear multiple piercings and earrings in any style, including visible ones, while in uniform.
Male cadets are permitted to wear earrings and piercings of any kind, including visible ones, while in uniform. There are no restrictions on the number or style of piercings.
Male cadets are allowed to wear large earrings and multiple piercings, including facial piercings, while in uniform. There are no limitations on the type or size of the piercings.
Male cadets are prohibited from wearing piercings or earrings while in uniform.
Male Fingernails
Male cadets are required to wear heavy nail polish in any color, and grooming is not necessary. They may also have long, unkempt nails while in uniform.
Male cadets are allowed to wear any color or style of nail polish, including bold and bright designs, while in uniform. There are no grooming or cleanliness requirements.
Must be clean and well groomed. Male cadets are not authorized to wear nail polish.
Male cadets are encouraged to wear decorative nail polish in any style, and grooming standards are not enforced. Nails may be long and untrimmed without issue.
On which foot is "To The Rear" called on?
To The Rear is called on the right foot.
To The Rear is called on the left foot.
To The Rear is called on any foot
To The Rear is not a command
Which foot is "Change Step" called on?
Change Step is called on the left foot.
Change Step is called on the right foot.
Change Step is called on anyfoot.
Change Step is a stationary command.
Male Gig Line
The leading edge of the shirt and the right edge of the belt buckle can be misaligned with the trouser fly, with no need for them to form a straight line.
The leading edge of the shirt and the RIGHT EDGE of the belt buckle should be in a straight line with the leading edge of the trouser fly.
The shirt and belt buckle can be placed at any angle, with no requirement for alignment with the trouser fly. They can be positioned unevenly.
The shirt and belt buckle can be positioned anywhere on the uniform, with no need to align with the trouser fly, and they can be placed at random angles.
Female Gig Line
The leading edge of the shirt and the LEFT EDGE of the belt buckle should be in a straight line with the leading edge of the trouser fly
The leading edge of the shirt and the left edge of the belt buckle can be misaligned with the trouser fly, with no need for them to form a straight line.
The shirt and the left edge of the belt buckle can be positioned at any angle, without needing to align with the trouser fly. They can be placed out of line with no specific order.
The shirt and the left edge of the belt buckle can be placed randomly, with no need to align with the trouser fly, and can be positioned at different angles without any specific order.
What is an E-1?
Airman basic
Airman
Airman first-class
senior airman
Whats a E-2
Technicals sargent
Airman
Basic airman
Staff sargent
E-3
First class-airman
Senior airman
Technical sergeant
Master sergeant
E-4
Senior airman
Colonel
First lieutenant
Captain
E-5
Senior master sergeant
Master sergeant
Staff Sergeant
Technical sergeant
E-8
Senior master sergeant
Master sergeant
Staff Sergeant
Technical sergeant
E-6
Technical Sergeant
Masters sergeant
Major
1st Lieutenant
E-7
Master sergeant
Senior master sergeant
Chief master sergeant
2 lieutenant
What is an O-1?
Captain
Major
2st lieutenant
1st lieutenant
What is an O-2?
1st lieutenant
2st lieutenant
colonel
Major
What is an O-3?
Major
Colonel
Captain
Lieutenant colonel
What is an O-4?
Major
Airman
Chief masters argent
Brigadier
What is an O-5?
Colonel
Lieutenant General
Major General
Lieutenant Colonel
What is an O-6?
Air Force Chief of Staff General
Brigadier General
Lieutenant Colonel
Colonel
