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NJROTC Study Guide

Total questions: 100

Worksheet time: 7hrs 52mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the core value for honor?

(a)  

2.

What is the core value for honor?

a)

Conduct ourselves in the highest ethical manner in all relationships with peers, superiors and subordinates; Be honest and truthful in our dealings with each other, and with those outside the Navy.


b)

The moral and mental strength to do what is right, with confidence and resolution, even in the face of temptation or adversity.


c)

Positive change and constant improvement exhibiting the highest degree of moral character, technical excellence, quality and competence.

3-4.

Conduct ourselves in the highest ethical manner in all relationships with peers, superiors and subordinates; Be honest and truthful in our dealings with each other, and with those outside the Navy.

3.

What is this core value?

a)

courage

b)

honour

c)

commitment

4.

Rewrite the sentence.

(a)  

5.

What navy core value is courage?

a)

Positive change and constant improvement exhibiting the highest degree of moral character, technical excellence, quality and competence.

b)

The moral and mental strength to do what is right, with confidence and resolution, even in the face of temptation or adversity.

c)

Conduct ourselves in the highest ethical manner in all relationships with peers, superiors and subordinates; Be honest and truthful in our dealings with each other, and with those outside the Navy.

6.

What navy core value is courage?




(a)  

7-8.

The moral and mental strength to do what is right, with confidence and resolution, even in the face of temptation or adversity.

7.

What core value is it?

a)

Commitment

b)

Courage

c)

Honor

8.

Rewrite the sentence.

(a)  

9.

The moral and mental strength to do what is right, with _______, even in the face of temptation or adversity.

a)

honesty and truthfulness

b)

change and constant improvement

c)

confidence and resolution

10.

What is the core value for commitment?

a)

Conduct ourselves in the highest ethical manner in all relationships with peers, superiors and subordinates; Be honest and truthful in our dealings with each other, and with those outside the Navy.

b)

The moral and mental strength to do what is right, with confidence and resolution, even in the face of temptation or adversity.

c)

Positive change and constant improvement exhibiting the highest degree of moral character, technical excellence, quality and competence.

11.

What is the core value for commitment?

(a)  

12-13.

Positive change and constant improvement exhibiting the highest degree of moral character, technical excellence, quality and competence.

12.

What navy core value is it?

a)

commitment

b)

honor

c)

courage

13.

Rewrite the sentence.

(a)  

14.

What's the affirmative cadet responses?

a)

“ma’am/sir/rank, yes, ma’am/sir/rank”

b)

“ma’am/sir/rank, no, ma’am/sir/rank”

c)

“ma’am/sir/rank, aye-aye, ma’am/sir/rank”

d)

“ma’am/sir/rank, I will find out, ma’am/sir/rank”

e)

“ma’am/sir/rank,no excuses, ma’am/sir/rank”

15.

“ma’am/sir/rank, yes, ma’am/sir/rank”

which of the 5 basic responses is this?

(a)  

16.

Which of the 5 basic responses is affirmative?

(a)  

17-18.

“ma’am/sir/rank, yes, ma’am/sir/rank”

17.

Which response is this?

a)

negative

b)

affirmative

c)

action affirmative

d)

accountability

18.

Rewrite the response.

(a)  

19.

“ma’am/sir/rank, no, ma’am/sir/rank”

Which of the 5 basic responses is this?

a)

Action affirmative

b)

Negative

c)

Do not know

d)

accountability

e)

Affirmative

20.

What is the negative basic response for the 5 basic responses?

(a)  

21-22.

ma’am/sir/rank, no, ma’am/sir/rank

21.

Which one of the 5 basic responses is this?

a)

Affirmative

b)

Negative

c)

Action Affirmative

d)

Accountability

e)

Do not know

22.

Rewrite the response.

(a)  

23.

Which of the 5 basic responses is action affirmative?

a)

ma’am/sir/rank, aye-aye, ma’am/sir/rank

b)

ma’am/sir/rank, yes, ma’am/sir/rank

c)

ma’am/sir/rank, no, ma’am/sir/rank

d)

ma’am/sir/rank, I will find out, ma’am/sir/rank

e)

ma’am/sir/rank, no excuses, ma’am/sir/rank

24.

"ma’am/sir/rank, aye-aye, ma’am/sir/rank"

Which of the 5 basic responses is this?

a)

Negative

b)

Action Affirmative

c)

Affirmative

d)

Accountability

e)

Do not know the answer

25.

Which of the 5 basic responses is Action Affirmative?

(a)  

26-27.

"ma’am/sir/rank, aye-aye, ma’am/sir/rank"

(Action affirmative. Used when you are given an order. Means “I understand the order and will comply. NEVER respond to an order with a “Yes”)

26.

Which of the 5 basic responses is this?

a)

Do not know answer

b)

Accountability

c)

Affirmative

d)

Action Affirmative

27.

Rewrite the basic response stated.

(a)  

28.

"ma’am/sir/rank, I will find out, ma’am/sir/rank"

Which of the 5 basic responses is this?

a)

Do not know answer

b)

Negative

c)

Affirmative

d)

Accountability

e)

Action Affirmative

29.

Which of the 5 basic responses is for not knowing the answer to something?

(a)  

30-31.

“ma’am/sir/rank, I will find out, ma’am/sir/rank”

(Used when you do not know the answer. NEVER say “I do not know”)

30.

Which of the 5 basic responses is this?

a)

Action Affirmative

b)

Do not know answer

c)

Negative

d)

Affirmative

e)

Accountability

31.

Rewrite the basic response stated.

(a)  

32.

“ma’am/sir/rank, no excuses, ma’am/sir/rank”

Which of the 5 basic responses is this?

a)

Affirmative

b)

Negative

c)

Do not know Answer

d)

Accountability

e)

Action Affirmative

33.

Which of the 5 basic responses is for accountability / being held accountable?

(a)  

34-35.

“ma’am/sir/rank, no excuses, ma’am/sir/rank”

(Used when you are being held accountable for something. Will happen frequently. NEVER try to find excuses, even if you have a viable one. If your cadre wants to hear WHY you didn’t do something, they will expressly ask you that).

34.

Which of the 5 basic responses is this?

a)

Accountability

b)

Do not know Answer

c)

Negative

d)

Affirmative

e)

Action Affirmative

35.

Rewrite the basic response stated.

(a)  

36.

What are the rules for saluting?

a)

Execute salute at a distance of 6 paces when passing an oncoming officer.

b)

Do not render a salute if over 30 paces from a stationary officer.

c)

Salute everyone within the same branch and unit as you.

d)

Only salute when in uniform.

e)

Salute all officers superior to yourself whether they are in uniform or not, in the Navy or another U.S. service, including all superior officers of foreign nations.

37.

Salute all officers superior to yourself whether they are in uniform or not, in the Navy or another U.S. service, including all superior officers of foreign nations.

a)

True

b)

False

38.

Execute salute at a distance of 6 paces when passing an oncoming officer.

a)

True

b)

False

39.

Do not render a salute if over 30 paces from a stationary officer.

a)

False

b)

True

40.

Render a salute if over 30 paces from a stationary officer.

a)

True

b)

False

41.

Execute salute at a distance of (a)   when passing an oncoming officer.

42.

How much paces do you need to be to execute a salute?

(a)  

43.

When is the only time you should salute?

a)

Anyone within the same unit or branch as you at all time

b)

In uniform

c)

Passing an officer

d)

To all officers superior to you whether they are in uniform or not

44.

Only salute when

(a)  

45.

Execute salute at a distance of 6 paces when passing an oncoming officer. Do not render a salute if over 30 paces from a stationary officer. Only salute when in uniform.

Whenever covered indoors or out (one is covered indoors when under arms or carrying colors).

Salute all officers superior to yourself whether they are in uniform or not, in the Navy or another U.S. service, including all superior officers of foreign nations. Salute in the direction of the ensign during morning and evening colors. If in a car during colors, stop the car and sit at attention until carry-on is sounded.


45.

When is the only time you should salute?

a)

when in uniform

b)

To a higher up

c)

When passing an oncoming officer at a distance of 6 paces

d)

When there's a stationary officer 30 paces away

e)

To all officers superior to yourself whether they are in uniform or not

46.

When is the first call to morning colors?

a)

0705

b)

0655

c)

0700

d)

0650

47.

When is the first call to morning colors
(Type it using military time)

(a)  

48.

When does the bugle sound attention?
(National ensign is hoisted either “To the colors” or the national anthem plays.
During colors, everyone within sight or hearing renders honors.)

a)

0700

b)

0650

c)

0705

d)

0650

49.

What do you do when morning colors plays?

a)

If outside and not in uniform, stand at attention. If in uniform, stand at parade rest until the music stops.

b)

If outside, stop what you're doing and face the colors or music if not visible, and salute if covered and in uniform, stand at attention if not in uniform.

c)

Immediately cut salute and stand at attention until the bugle sounds “Carry on”.

d)

Stand at parade rest and stay still until morning colors ends.

50.

“First call to colors” sounded at 0655.

At 0700, bugle sounds “Attention”.

National ensign is hoisted either “To the colors” or the national anthem plays.

During colors, everyone within sight or hearing renders honors.

If outside, stop what you're doing and face the colors (music if not visible), and salute (if covered and in uniform), stand at attention (if not in uniform).

Immediately cut salute when music ends and stand at attention until the bugle sounds “Carry on”.


50.

What is this timeline for?

a)

Evening colors

b)

Ceremonies and events

c)

Morning colors

d)

Retiring the colors

51.

Occurs at sunset, exact time of ceremony depends on latitude and time of year.

“First call to colors” is called, indicating that there are five minutes until the ceremony begins.

At appropriate time, “Attention” is sounded and the national ensign will be

lowered to the sound of “Retreat’’.

Morning colors are hoisted quickly and swiftly, evening colors are hauled down slowly and ceremoniously.

As in the morning, “Carry on” will sound when the ceremony is over.


51.

What is this timeline for?

a)

Morning colors

b)

Ceremonial events

c)

Retiring a damaged flag

d)

Evening colors

52.

When does evening colors occur?

a)

At sunset, exact time of ceremony depends on latitude and time of year.

b)

At sunrise, exact time of ceremony depends on latitude and time of year.

c)

At noon, exact time of ceremony depends on latitude and time of year.

53.

The (NATO) Phonetic Alphabet is a spelling alphabet that uses code words or symbols to represent a letter used for oral communication

a)

True

b)

False

54.

What is the phonetic alphabet for "A"?

a)

Alpha

b)

Alfa

c)

Apple

d)

Alta

55.

What is the phonetic alphabet for "A"?

(a)  

56.

What is the phonetic alphabet for "B"?

a)

Beta

b)

Bruno

c)

Bravo

d)

Barvo

57.

What is the phonetic alphabet for "B"?

(a)  

58.

What is the phonetic alphabet for "C"?

a)

Charlie

b)

Carma

c)

Cava

d)

Charm

59.

What is the phonetic alphabet for "C"?

(a)  

60.

What is the phonetic alphabet for "D"?

a)

Dole

b)

Data

c)

Delta

d)

Darla

61.

What is the phonetic alphabet for "D"?

(a)  

62.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "E"?

a)

Etro

b)

Echo

c)

Ergo

d)

Elmo

63.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "E"?

(a)  

64.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "F"?

a)

Froth

b)

Foxton

c)

Foxtrot

d)

Floss

65.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "F"?

(a)  

66.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "G"?

a)

Gulf

b)

Gold

c)

Golf

d)

Good

67.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "G"?

(a)  

68.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "H"?

a)

Header

b)

Holder

c)

Harbor

d)

Hotel

69.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "H"?

(a)  

70.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "I"?

a)

Intel

b)

India

c)

Igloo

d)

Indo

71.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "I"?

(a)  

72.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "J"?

a)

Joker

b)

Juliet

c)

Jethro

d)

July

73.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "J"?

(a)  

74.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "K"?

a)

Kilo

b)

King

c)

Kiko

d)

Keylime

75.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "K"?

(a)  

76.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "L"?

a)

Limo

b)

Lemur

c)

Lime

d)

Lima

77.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "L"?

(a)  

78.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "M"?

a)

Mime

b)

Milk

c)

Mike

d)

Mill

79.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "M"?

(a)  

80.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "N"?

a)

Novaton

b)

November

c)

Northern

d)

Notion

81.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "N"?

(a)  

82.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "O"?

a)

Oscar

b)

Ostrich

c)

Oslo

d)

Other

83.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "O"?

(a)  

84.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "P"?

a)

Parka

b)

Papaya

c)

Papa

d)

Paper

85.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "P"?

(a)  

86.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "Q"?

a)

Qatar

b)

Quarter

c)

Quinton

d)

Quebec

87.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "Q"?

(a)  

88.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "R"?

a)

Romeo

b)

Raymond

c)

Raygun

d)

Romero

89.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "R"?

(a)  

90.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "S"?

a)

Senora

b)

Scene

c)

Safari

d)

Sierra

91.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "S"?

(a)  

92.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "T"?

a)

Tortilla

b)

Tango

c)

Tender

d)

Tongan

93.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "T"?

(a)  

94.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "U"?

a)

Untitle

b)

Ulterior

c)

Uniform

d)

Unanymous

95.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "U"?

(a)  

96.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "V"?

a)

Video

b)

Victor

c)

Vacay

d)

Vacuum

97.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "V"?

(a)  

98.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "W"?

a)

Wicked

b)

Water

c)

Winter

d)

Whiskey

99.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "W"?

(a)  

100.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "X"?

a)

X-ray

b)

Xanadu

c)

Xylophone

d)

Xenogy

101.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "X"?

(a)  

102.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "Y"?

a)

Yo-yo

b)

Yodel

c)

Yankee

d)

Yogurt

103.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "Y"?

(a)  

104.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "Z"?

a)

Zippys

b)

Zulu

c)

Zipper

d)

Zebra

105.

What is the Phonetic Alphabet for "Z"?

(a)  

106-117.

Cadet Creed


I am a Navy Junior ROTC Cadet.

I strive to promote patriotism to become an informed and responsible citizen.

I respect those in positions of authority.

I support those who defend freedom and democracy around the world.

I proudly embrace the Navy’s core values honor, courage, and commitment.

I am committed to excellence and the fair treatment of all.

106.

I am a (a)   ROTC Cadet.

107.

I strive to promote ______ to become an informed and responsible citizen.

a)

patriot

b)

patriotism

c)

perseverence

d)

portance

108.

I respect those in positions of _____.

a)

power

b)

superiority

c)

authority

d)

importance

109.

I support those who defend ____ and democracy around the world.

a)

free speech

b)

freedom

c)

rights

d)

america

110.

I proudly _____ the Navy’s core values honor, courage, and commitment.

a)

agree to

b)

embrace

c)

accept

d)

uphold

111.

I am committed to _____ and the fair treatment of all.

a)

excell

b)

excellence

c)

america

d)

patriotism

112.

What is the first sentence?

(a)  

113.

What is the second sentence?

(a)  

114.

What is the third sentence?

(a)  

115.

What is the fourth sentence?

(a)  

116.

What is the fifth sentence?

(a)  

117.

What is the sixth sentence?

(a)  

118-126.

National Chain of Command

PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES (POTUS)

The Honorable Donald J. Trump

SECRRATARY OF DEFENSE (SECDEF)
The Honorable Pete Hegseth

SECRETARY OF THE NAVY (SECNAV)
The Honorable John Phelan

Chief of Naval Operations (CNO)

Admiral James W. Kilby

Commander, Naval Education and Training Command (CNETC)

Rear Admiral Lower Half Jeffrey Czerewko

Commander, Naval Service And Training Command (CNSTC)

Rear Admiral Lower Half Craig T. Mattingly

Area 23 Manager

Commander Vincent Quidachay

Senior Naval Science Instructor (SNSI)

Lieutenant Commander Harrison Depondicchello

Naval Science Instructor (NSI)

Master Gunnery Sergeant Levingston Hodges III

118.

Who's the president? (POTUS)

(a)  

119.

Who's SECRRATARY OF DEFENSE? (SECDEF)


(a)  

120.

Who's SECRETARY OF THE NAVY (SECNAV)?


(a)  

121.

Who's Chief of Naval Operations? (CNO)

(a)  

122.

Who's Commander, Naval Education and Training Command? (CNETC)

(a)  

123.

Who's Commander, Naval Service And Training Command? (CNSTC)

(a)  

124.

Who's the Area 23 Manager?

(a)  

125.

Who's the Senior Naval Science Instructor? (SNSI)

(a)  

126.

Who's the Naval Science Instructor? (NSI)

(a)  

127-132.

Cadet Chain Of Command


 Commanding Officer c/CDR

Juliet Caston

Executive Officer c/LCDR

Luisa Patt


Chief of Staff c/LCDR

Robert Cabanting

Command Master Chief Petty Officer c/MCPO

Axel Pascua

Administrative Officer c/LTJG

Hayden Umayam

Operations Officer c/LT

Anastasia Younger-Coatney 

Female Supply Officer c/LTJG

Sachie Pangaribuan 

Male Supply Officer c/LTJG

Vincent Lim

1st Lieutenant c/LTJG

Angel Ford

Computer Network Officer c/ENS

Adam Pangan 

Educations Officer c/ENS

Micheala Pascual

Public Affairs Officer c/ENS

Eugene Augustin

Weapons Officer c/ENS

Nizhoni Todacheene-Sotelo


127.

Who's the Commanding Officer?

(a)  

128.

Who's the Executive Officer?

(a)  

129.

Who's the Chief of Staff?

(a)  

130.

Who's the Command Master Chief Petty Officer?

(a)  

131.

Who's the Administrative Officer?

(a)  

132.

Who's the Operations Officer?

(a)  

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