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NJROTC NS1 & NS2 Practice Test: Questions 1-10

Total questions: 93

Worksheet time: 46mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary mission of JROTC across all services?

a)

To recruit students into the military

b)

To motivate young people to be better citizens

c)

To train pilots and sailors for active duty

d)

To replace traditional PE classes

2.

Which act originally authorized JROTC programs in U.S. high schools?

a)

National Security Act of 1947

b)

National Defense Act of 1916

c)

JROTC Vitalization Act of 1964

d)

Selective Service Act of 1917

3.

NJROTC covers which of the following areas?

a)

Leadership and citizenship

b)

Drill and ceremonies

c)

Naval heritage and seamanship

d)

All of the above

4.

In the Navy, the paygrade for a Petty Officer Second Class is:

a)

E-4

b)

E-5

c)

E-6

d)

E-7

5.

A column formation has cadets aligned:

a)

Side-by-side, squad leaders in front

b)

One behind another, front-to-rear

c)

In a square facing inward

d)

In two ranks facing each other

6.

Which General Order requires you to give the alarm in case of fire or disorder?

a)

2nd

b)

4th

c)

8th

d)

9th

7.

Which best describes the purpose of the chain of command?

a)

To allow cadets to bypass leaders

b)

To provide clear lines of authority and communication

c)

To slow decision-making

d)

To avoid accountability

8.

Which listening skill shows respect and ensures accurate understanding?

a)

Interrupting to correct

b)

Active listening with paraphrasing

c)

Avoiding eye contact

d)

Multitasking while listening

9.

A line used to secure a ship to a pier is called a:

a)

Halyard

b)

Mooring line

c)

Painter

d)

Sheet

10.

The forward part of a ship is the:

a)

Stern

b)

Port

c)

Bow

d)

Beam

11.

The watchstander on the bridge who assists the Officer of the Deck with navigation is commonly the:

a)

Boatswain’s Mate of the Watch

b)

Quartermaster of the Watch

c)

Helmsman

d)

Lookout

12.

Speed in knots means nautical miles per:

a)

Day

b)

Hour

c)

Minute

d)

Second

13.

Surface currents in the Northern Hemisphere tend to circulate in which direction?

a)

Clockwise

b)

Counterclockwise

c)

Randomly

d)

Only near the Equator

14.

The concept of "sea power"—the influence of naval strength on a nation's prosperity—was strongly advanced by:

a)

John Paul Jones

b)

Alfred Thayer Mahan

c)

Chester Nimitz

d)

Stephen Decatur

15.

In World War II, the Pacific Theater turning point battle often cited is:

a)

Jutland

b)

Leyte Gulf

c)

Midway

d)

Coral Sea

16.

Which coast is home to the U.S. Seventh Fleet's area of responsibility?

a)

Arctic

b)

Atlantic/Europe

c)

Indo-Pacific

d)

Caribbean

17.

The first step in treating a bleeding wound is to:

a)

Apply a tourniquet immediately

b)

Apply direct pressure

c)

Elevate the injured limb only

d)

Remove embedded objects

18.

Which of the following can be a sign of heat exhaustion?

a)

Cool, clammy skin and dizziness

b)

Flushed, dry skin and no sweating

c)

Frostbite and shivering

d)

Sudden chest pain

19.

The best way to assist a responsive choking victim is to:

a)

Give sips of water

b)

Perform abdominal thrusts (Heimlich)

c)

Perform chest compressions only

d)

Place in recovery position immediately

20.

The purpose of a Safety Data Sheet (SDS) is to:

a)

Provide vacation schedules

b)

List hazardous material info and handling procedures

c)

Record liberty times

d)

Document uniform measurements

21.

The phonetic alphabet word for the letter “H” is:

a)

Hotel

b)

Hector

c)

Henry

d)

Hawk

22.

Which command turns the platoon 90 degrees to the right while halted?

a)

Right step, MARCH

b)

Column right, MARCH

c)

Right face

d)

Right flank, MARCH

23.

A cadet with one perched eagle and two chevrons on their rate wears:

a)

Petty Officer Third Class

b)

Petty Officer Second Class

c)

Petty Officer First Class

d)

Chief Petty Officer

24.

The leadership principle “Know your people and look out for their welfare” emphasizes:

a)

Strict discipline only

b)

Developing trust and cohesion

c)

Avoiding delegation

d)

Focusing only on mission

25.
What do the letter "JROTC" Stand for?
a)
Junior Reserve Ongoing Training Corps
b)
Junior Representative Official Transcript Camp
c)
Junior Reserves Officer Training Corps.
d)
Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps.
26.

When did Congress first authorize the formation of ROTC?

a)

1917

b)

1914

c)

1916

d)

1912

27.

What are the two parts of a command?

a)

Preparatory and Command of Execution

b)

Command of Execution and Execution

c)

Company and Attention

d)

Present and Arms

28.

What is the mission of JROTC?

a)

To motivate young people to become better citizens”

b)

To motivate young cadets to become better citizens”

c)

To push young people to become better people”

d)

To encourage young students to become better athletes”

29.

(U1C1L6:V9) Which term is interchangeable with "the Colors," and was formerly used for flags of mounted, motorized, and mechanized organizations?

a)

standard

b)

ensign

c)

garrison flag

d)

post flag

e)

storm flag

30.

What rest position illustrated?

a)

Parade Rest

b)

At Ease

c)

Attention

d)

Rest

31.

What rest position is illustrated?

a)

Attention

b)

Stand-At Ease

c)

Rest

d)

Parade Rest

32.

Which is one of the General Orders?

a)

I will guard everything within the limits of my post and quit my post only when properly relieved.

b)

I will obey my special orders and perform all of my duties in a military manner.

c)

I will report violations of my special orders, emergencies, and anything not covered in my instructions, to the commander of the relief.

d)

All of the above

33.
(U1C1L2:G2)  Name the congressional act that launched the JROTC program.
a)
The Civil Rights Act
b)
The No Child Left Behind Act
c)
The National Fitness Act
d)
The National Defense Act of 1916
34.
Define "chain of command."
a)
Number of immediate subordinates under one's control.
b)
The succession of leaders through which authority passes down the ranks.
c)
The pyramid of authority.
d)
The rank or grade held by a Cadet JROTC member.
35.

What position is illustrated?

a)

Attention

b)

Hand Salute

c)

Parade Rest

d)

Stand-At Ease

36.

Which command is used to bring a unit to a complete stop while marching?

a)

Halt

b)

Rest

c)

At Ease

d)

Parade Rest

37.

Who is considered the 'Father of the U.S. Navy'?

a)

Chester Nimitz

b)

John Paul Jones

c)

Alfred Thayer Mahan

d)

Stephen Decatur

38.

What is the primary purpose of drill and ceremony in JROTC?

a)

To teach discipline and teamwork

b)

To improve physical fitness

c)

To prepare for academic exams

d)

To learn naval history

39.

Which leadership trait is most important for building unit morale in JROTC?

a)

Strict enforcement of rules

b)

Effective communication and empathy

c)

Focusing only on physical training

d)

Ignoring feedback from cadets

40.

What is the aft part of a ship called?

a)

Port

b)

Stern

c)

Bow

d)

Beam

41.

Which command instructs cadets to turn 90 degrees to the left while halted?

a)

Left step, MARCH

b)

Left flank, MARCH

c)

Column left, MARCH

d)

Left face

42.

Which of the following is a responsibility of a JROTC cadet?

a)

Ignoring uniform standards

b)

Participating in community service

c)

Skipping drill practice

d)

Disregarding safety procedures

43.

What is the correct term for the left side of a ship when facing forward?

a)

Stern

b)

Bow

c)

Port

d)

Starboard

44.

Which leadership trait is most important for building team morale in JROTC?

a)

Indifference

b)

Empathy

c)

Authoritarianism

d)

Isolation

45.

Which of the following is a key benefit of participating in JROTC?

a)

Automatic college admission

b)

Guaranteed military enlistment

c)

Improved leadership and citizenship skills

d)

Exemption from physical education classes

46.

What is the correct response when given the command "Parade Rest" while standing at attention?

a)

Begin marching in place

b)

Salute the commander

c)

Move to the position of parade rest

d)

Remain at attention

47.

Which leadership principle encourages cadets to set a good example for others?

a)

Set the example

b)

Know your people and look out for their welfare

c)

Train your people as a team

d)

Keep your subordinates informed

48.

Which General Order instructs you to report all violations of orders you are instructed to enforce?

a)

7th

b)

3rd

c)

10th

d)

5th

49.

The phonetic alphabet word for the letter “M” is:

a)

Mason

b)

Mary

c)

Mike

d)

Mark

50.

In a line formation, cadets are aligned:

a)

In two columns facing each other

b)

In a circle facing outward

c)

One behind another, front-to-rear

d)

Side-by-side, facing the same direction

51.

The Navy`s two basic functions are sea control and __________.

a)

Joint and combined operations

b)

Strategic deterrence

c)

Tactical nuclear weapons development

d)

Power projection

52.

What term is used to refer to exercise in which adequate amounts of oxygen are not being delivered to the muscles?

a)

Aerobic

b)

Anaerobic

c)

Isokinetic

d)

Isometric

53.

What types of naval weapons have received the greatest attention since World War II?

a)

Lightweight, rapid-fire guns

b)

Sophisticated electronic fire-control radars, weapons control systems, sonar, and guidance systems

c)

Surface and air-launched missiles

d)

All of the answers are correct

54.

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a first-degree burn?

a)

Pain due to irritated nerve endings

b)

Extensive swelling

c)

Reddening of the skin

d)

Quick and complete healing if properly treated

55.

Where is the Naval Academy located?

a)

Newport, Rhode Island

b)

Annapolis, Maryland

c)

Norfolk, Virginia

d)

New London, Connecticut

56.

__________________is key to breaking down the barriers and accepting others` differences.

a)

Common goals

b)

Gender stereotyping

c)

Demonstrating tolerance

d)

Good Communication

57.

Which of the following is NOTa chracteristic of bulimia.

a)

Weight loss that leads to the maintenance of a body weight 15 percent below normal

b)

A constant concern over body shape, size, and weight

c)

At least two eating binges per week for a least three months

d)

An episodic eating binge

58.

What are the benefits of upwelling for marine life?

a)

Decayed nutrients are forced to the surface

b)

It causes high tides

c)

Decayed nutrients are forced to the bottom of the sea

d)

It causes low tides

59.

The worst oil-pollution catastrophe (Deepwater Horizon) in history occurred in the _________________________________.

a)

The Gulf of Riga

b)

The Gulf of Mexico

c)

The Gulf of Aden

d)

The Gulf of Sidra

60.

In what leadership style does the leader advance efforts toward task completion by soliciting ideas from and giving decision-making responsibility to team members, with a high relationship orientation and a low task orientation?

a)

Telling

b)

Selling

c)

Delegating

d)

Participating

61.

What type of waves can travel through a complete vacuum?

a)

Water waves

b)

Electromagnetic waves

c)

Vibrations

d)

Sound

62.

The __________, on ships with an air department, directs launching and landing operations, and the handling of aircraft. He or she is responsible for crash salvage operations and aircraft firefighting. Also, he or she is in charge of aircraft-handling equipment such as elevators, catapults, and arresting gear; he or she handles the care, stowage, and issue of aviation fuels and lubricants.

a)

Combat systems officer

b)

Air officer

c)

Supply officer

d)

Reactor officer

63.

The surrender document ending World War II in the Pacific was signed aboard what United States ship

a)

USS Lexington

b)

USS Pensacola

c)

USS New Jersey

d)

USS Missouri

64.

What is the range of 5"/54 and 62-caliber automatic, dual-purpose, single-mount guns in miles?

a)

100 nautical miles with a 27-pound shell

b)

15 nautical mile with a 96-pound shell

c)

13 nautical miles with a 72-pound shell

d)

72 nautical mile with a 13-pund shell

65.

Of what does the hydrographic information on a chart consist?

a)

Shading to show water areas and land outlines

b)

Symbols for navigational aids

c)

Features such as water depth and overhead obstructions

d)

All of the answers are correct

66.

What device is used to magnify the images of distant objects?

a)

Magnifier

b)

Spectrograph

c)

Convex mirror

d)

Telescope

67.

What is the name of the infamous valley wind system that is always a concern for the 6th Fleet in the western Mediterranean Sea?

a)

The Mistral of Southern France

b)

Mediterranean Cyclone

c)

The Santa Ana winds

d)

The winds of Gibraltar

68.

A __________ is a pointed, round, tapered wooden tool.

a)

Fid

b)

Marlinespike

c)

Fluke

d)

Flanker

69.

The "Age of Discovery" was referred to as being a new age of

a)

sea power.

b)

Naval power

c)

trade relations among nations.

d)

economic growth.

70.

What are some of the basic steps to building a ship?

a)

Installing the main propulsion system, auxiliary machinery, and shafting

b)

Laying the keel sections on building blocks

c)

Extending the keel from the center outboard, and fore and aft

d)

All of the answers are correct

71.

In naval customs and courtesies, a junior officer is walking with a senior officer, and they encounter

an enlisted Petty Officer. Which of the following actions demonstrates the correct order of precedence

for rendering salutes and greetings?

a)

The junior-ranking person (Petty Officer) initiates the salute, and the senior officer (or the

senior officer present) returns the salute

b)

The Petty Officer salutes the junior officer, and the junior officer returns the salute.

c)

The junior officer walks on the side furthest from the curb, and the Petty Officer salutes the

senior officer.

d)

Professionally cross the road to meet with the other Petty Officers

72.

Alfred Thayer Mahan's influential 1890 work, The Influence of Sea Power Upon History, 1660–

1783, primarily argued that national greatness was inextricably linked to:

a)

Investing in transcontinental railway and internal waterway infrastructure.

b)

Control of key maritime routes, a strong merchant marine, and a powerful battle fleet.

c)

) Developing sophisticated espionage and intelligence networks.

d)

Underway supremacy

73.

In military law, what is the primary distinction between a Summary Court-Martial and a General

Court-Martial?

a)

A Summary Court-Martial is conducted in secret, whereas a General Court-Martial is always

open to the public.

b)

A Summary Court-Martial is presided over by a panel of judges, while a General CourtMartial is conducted by a single officer.

c)

A Summary Court-Martial is used for minor offenses with limited punishments, while a

General Court-Martial can try any offense and impose the most severe punishments, including

a punitive discharge.

d)

A Summary Court-Martial is used only for officers, while a General Court-Martial is used

only for enlisted personnel.

74.

A ship is taking on water in a compartment below the waterline. The immediate and primary goal of

Damage Control is to:

a)

Rapidly pump all water overboard using secondary equipment.

b)

Restore the ship's offensive weapons capabilities immediately and fight the ship.

c)

Initiate a full ship abandonment procedure

d)

Maintain or restore watertight integrity and stability.

75.

In celestial navigation, the "noon sight" is used to determine a vessel's precise:

a)

Longitude

b)

Latitude

c)

Magnetic North

d)

Ture bearing

76.

The physical phenomenon that explains how an aircraft carrier's hull, when moving quickly, can

experience significant resistance from water piling up at the bow and forming a wake at the stern is

related to:

a)

Wave making resistance

b)

Buoyancy

c)

Principles of buoyant control

d)

Resistance analysis

77.

Acoustic frequency is most critical to the effective functioning of passive SONAR because:

a)

Higher frequencies penetrate deeper water layers.

b)

Only high-frequency pings can accurately determine target speed.

c)

Only high-frequency can penetrate through wave damping water laters

d)

Lower frequencies travel much farther in the ocean with less attenuation (fading).

78.

A Network Layer Protocol in computer networking is primarily responsible for:

a)

Managing communication sessions and data presentation to the end-use

b)

Providing logical addressing (e.g., IP addresses) and routing data packets across different

networks.

c)

Encapsulating data into frames for transmission across a physical medium.

d)

All are correct

79.

Sea Power is generally defined as a nation's ability to use the sea to further or protect its

interests. Which of the following is the most direct way sea power contributes to national security?

a)

By deterring aggression and projecting military force across the globe.

b)

By investing in marine biology research.

c)

By investing in maritime operations

d)

By developing underwater sea lanes that promote industrial peace.

80.

When a ship sustains a hole below the waterline, the most immediate procedure required under

Ship Construction and Damage Control is to:

a)

Control the flooding

b)

Contact the port

c)

Obtain accountability

d)

Abandon ship immediately

81.

A simple circuit is operating correctly. If the voltage is kept the same, but the resistance is

increased, what will happen to the current flowing through the circuit? (Relates to Basic Electricity)

a)

Decrease

b)

Increase

c)

Remain the same

d)

Reverse

82.

Alfred T. Mahan's work on The Influence of Seapower upon History argued that a nation's

strength and prosperity are fundamentally linked to

a)

Naval sea power and control of the sea

b)

Overall size of the military

c)

Ability to negotiate

d)

Foreign policy

83.

In a complex organization like the Navy, effective leadership requires delegating tasks to

subordinates. The most important step for a leader after delegating a task is to:

a)

Follow up and supervise the progress of the task, offering support and guidance as needed.

b)

Assign blame if the task is not completed perfectly

c)

Immediately take over the task if the subordinate makes a mistake.

d)

Stay on them about the task

84.

Who is considered the “Father of the U.S. Navy”?

a)

George Washington

b)

Admiral Nimitz

c)

John Paul Jones

d)

J P Morgan

85.

What was the first successful steam-powered warship?

a)

USS Demologos (later known as the Fulton)

b)

USS Constellation

c)

USS James E Iker

d)

None are correct

86.

When did the United States enter World War I?

a)

1917

b)

1945

c)

1915

d)

1921

87.

What were the two major naval battles of World War II in the Pacific?

a)

The Battle of Iwo Jima and the battle of Iwo Tou

b)

Battle of cipolitapeck and the Battle North Island

c)

The Battle of Midway and the Battle of the Coral Sea

d)

None are correct

88.

What year did Japan attack Pearl Harbor?

a)

January 5, 1942

b)

November 11, 1941

c)

October 5, 1943

d)

December 7, 1941

89.

What is the purpose of a ship’s bell?

a)

To indicate time and signal presence in fog

b)

To sound liberty

c)

To indicate the boarding of the commanding officer

d)

To indicate departing of port

90.

What are the three main parts of a ship?

a)

Port, Brow, Quarterdeck

b)

Bow, midships, and Stewart

c)

Port , Aft, Midline

d)

Bow, midships, and stern

91.

Which is NOT a primary departments aboard most Navy ships?

a)

Engineering

b)

Combat Control

c)

Supply

d)

Operations

92.

What is the purpose of a nautical chart?

a)

To chart nautical anomilies.

b)

To maintain direction and course heading

c)

To show water depths, hazards, and navigational aids.

d)

To chart pass routes for navigation

93.

What does “stand-on vessel” mean?

a)

The vessel that maintains course and speed in a crossing or meeting situation.

b)

To stand on the quarter deck and command the vessel

c)

This term does not apply to the naval service

d)

When the Coast Guard or other naval service boards a naval vessel