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WorksheetsJROTC LET 1 Final
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 23mins
What does JROTC stand for?
Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps
Junior Recruitment Officers' Training Corps
Junior Reserve Officers' Tactical Corps
Junior Recruitment Officers' Tactical Corps
What is the primary goal of JROTC?
To prepare students for military service
To teach high school students the values of good citizenship
To train students in physical fitness
To provide students with career counseling
What is a Cadet?
A military officer
A high school student enrolled in JROTC
A college student in ROTC
A retired military personnel
Which act officially created the Reserve Officers' Training Corps?
National Security Act
National Defense Act
Military Training Act
Defense Authorization Act
What is the smallest unit in the Army organization?
Battalion
Company
Platoon
Squad
What does the term 'mission' refer to in JROTC?
A specific job given to a person or group to accomplish
A training exercise
A ceremonial event
A leadership position
What is the purpose of a 'mantle' in JROTC?
A piece of uniform
An important role or responsibility passed from one person to another
A type of training exercise
A leadership award
What is the role of a 'subordinate' in a military context?
A person higher in rank
A person lower in rank
A person of equal rank
A civilian advisor
What does 'esprit de corps' mean?
The spirit of the body
The common spirit of pride and honor in a group
The physical fitness of a unit
The leadership qualities of an individual
What is a 'reveille'?
The signal for the start of the official duty day
The signal for the end of the official duty day
A ceremonial event
A leadership position
What is the Mission of JROTC?
To motivate young people to be better citizens.
To train young people for military service.
To teach young people leadership skills.
To prepare young people for college.
What is the key to success in JROTC?
Leadership
Discipline
Teamwork
Knowledge
What rank is represented by two diamonds?
Major
Lieutenant Colonel
Colonel
Captain
What rank is represented by one disk?
Second Lieutenant
First Lieutenant
Captain
Major
What rank is represented by three stripes up, three down, and a star?
Command Sergeant Major
Sergeant Major
First Sergeant
Master Sergeant
What rank is represented by one stripe up, one down?
Cadet Private
Cadet Private First Class
Cadet Corporal
Cadet Sergeant
What is the Heimlich Maneuver used for?
To restore breathing
To clear a blocked airway
To stop bleeding
To treat shock
What is mouth-to-mouth resuscitation used for?
To clear a blocked airway
To restore breathing
To stop bleeding
To treat shock
What color on a military map represents water?
Green
Brown
Blue
Red
What instrument is used to determine a magnetic azimuth in a field environment?
Protractor
Compass
GPS
Map
How many inches are in a normal step in marching?
24 inches
28 inches
30 inches
32 inches
Which foot can you give the command halt on?
Left foot
Right foot
Either foot
Both feet
Who were the primary antagonists during World War II?
Germany, Italy, and Japan
Germany, Russia, and Japan
Italy, Russia, and Japan
Germany, Italy, and Russia
What happened on 7 December 1941 in Hawaii?
The U.S. declared war on Japan
The Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor
The U.S. dropped an atomic bomb
The U.S. signed a peace treaty
What are the first 10 Amendments to the U.S. Constitution known as?
The Articles of Confederation
The Bill of Rights
The Federalist Papers
The Declaration of Independence
Which amendment grants the “Freedom of Speech”?
First Amendment
Second Amendment
Third Amendment
Fourth Amendment
What happened in New York City and Washington DC on 11 September 2001?
A natural disaster
Terrorists attacked the World Trade Center and the Pentagon
A major blackout
A presidential election
Which country did the U.S. attack initially in the "War on Terrorism"?
Iraq
Iran
Afghanistan
Syria
What tools are being used in the classroom to assist in the presentation of the curriculum?
Textbooks and notebooks
Classroom Performance System (CPS), Smart Board, Laptop Computers
Chalkboard and overhead projector
Whiteboard and markers
What are the steps to the 4-Phase Lesson Plan?
Plan, Teach, Review, Test
Inquire, Gather, Process, Apply
Introduce, Explain, Practice, Assess
Prepare, Present, Practice, Perform
What are the four Winning Colors and what do they each represent?
Red (Leader), Blue (Thinker), Green (Planner), Yellow (Doer)
Brown (Builder), Red (Adventurer), Blue (Relater), Green (Planner)
Black (Leader), White (Thinker), Green (Planner), Yellow (Doer)
Brown (Leader), Red (Thinker), Blue (Planner), Green (Doer)
What are Winning Colors used for?
To determine physical fitness levels
To identify learning styles
To determine strengths and potential weaknesses in group planning
To assess academic performance
Who is the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces?
President Donald J. Trump
Gen. Gary M. Brito
President Joe R. Biden
Hon. Lloyd J. Austin III
Who is the Army Chief of Staff?
Hon. Lloyd J. Austin
CSM Roy A. Wood
Hon. Susan Wiles
Gen. Randy A George
Who is the Secretary of Defense?
Hon. Christine Wormuth
GEN. Charles Q. Brown
Hon. Pete Hegseth
MG Antonio Munera
The National Defense Act was enacted in 1916.
True
False
A battalion is the smallest unit to have a staff and is administratively self-sufficient.
True
False
Class A uniforms include a black four-in-hand tie or neck tab.
True
False
The term 'colors' is now interchangeable with 'standard.'
True
False
A 'dining-in' is a formal dinner for members of the military only.
True
False
A 'dining-out' is a formal dinner to which non-military guests are invited.
True
False
'Introspection' refers to the examination of one's own thoughts or feelings.
True
False
'Test anxiety' is excessive worry about doing well on a test.
True
False
'Objective questions' test your ability to recall, compare, or contrast information.
True
False
'Subjective questions' ask you to use critical thinking strategies to answer the question.
True
False
