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MS1 FINAL EXAMINATION (1st SEMESTER A/Y 2025-2026)

Total questions: 100

Worksheet time: 33mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the main goal of the lesson “Standard Conduct of a Soldier”?

a)

To teach combat tactics

b)

To understand the standards of conduct of a soldier

c)

To train physical fitness

d)

To learn weapon handling

2.

Which principle states that “the best weapon in the unit is the individual himself”?

a)

Discipline

b)

Professionalism

c)

Pursuit of Excellence

d)

Pride in Uniform

3.

What does “Pride in Uniform” mainly represent?

a)

Fashion and style

b)

Rank and authority

c)

Patriotism and dedication

d)

Personal comfort

4.

Wearing the uniform properly reflects the _____

a)

Soldier’s salary

b)

Soldier’s physical strength

c)

State of the Army

d)

Length of service

5.

Discipline in a soldier means ______.

a)

Obeying only senior officers

b)

Fighting only with a group

c)

Continuing the mission even when alone

d)

Acting freely at all times

6.

Who benefits from a soldier’s discipline according to the lecture?

a)

Only the soldier

b)

The Chain of Command

c)

The enemy

d)

Civilians only

7.

Professionalism in the military mainly involves ______.

a)

Popularity

b)

Commitment, knowledge, and skills

c)

Political influence

d)

Personal gain

8.

Which value promotes impartiality and non-partisanship?

a)

Discipline

b)

Pride in Uniform

c)

Professionalism

d)

Deference to Authority

9.

Soldiers are subject to the law because they are ______.

a)

Officers only

b)

Civilians only

c)

Citizens and military personnel

d)

Government employees only

10.

Authority in the military is shown through the

a)

Uniform color

b)

Chain of Command

c)

Personal influence

d)

Experience only

11.

Discipline ensures that authority is ______.

a)

Ignored

b)

Questioned

c)

Followed

d)

Removed

12.

The core standards of conduct strengthen the Army by ______.

a)

Increasing competition

b)

Creating unity and discipline

c)

Reducing authority

d)

Limiting leadership roles

13.

What are AFP traditions?

a)

Written military laws

b)

Inherited principles and practices that guide individuals or groups

c)

Personal beliefs of soldiers

d)

Civilian customs

14.

AFP customs are best described as ______.

a)

Temporary rules

b)

Optional military habits

c)

Accepted practices through continued usage

d)

Personal preferences

15.

Which military tradition refers to courage and bravery in the face of danger?

a)

Honor

b)

Duty

c)

Valor

d)

Loyalty

16.

Which tradition is gained through good deeds and good examples?

a)

Duty

b)

Honor

c)

Solidarity

d)

Loyalty

17.

Duty in the AFP means ______.

a)

Following orders only

b)

Responsibility and self-sacrifice in public service

c)

Serving only during wartime

d)

Loyalty to friends

18.

Loyalty refers to obedience to ______.

a)

Friends

b)

Unit members

c)

Governing laws and lawful superiors

d)

Foreign authorities

19.

Solidarity emphasizes ______.

a)

Individual strength

b)

Competition

c)

Unity and teamwork

d)

Rank privilege

20.

What do the National Flag and National Anthem symbolize?

a)

Military power

b)

Rank authority

c)

Democratic ideals and sacrifices of heroes

d)

Political leadership

21.

What should a soldier do when the National Flag passes during a ceremony?

a)

Ignore it

b)

Sit down

c)

Salute the flag

d)

Walk away

22.

How should a worn-out Philippine flag be disposed of?

a)

Burn it publicly

b)

Throw it away

c)

Bury it properly

d)

Cut it into pieces

23.

When the National Anthem is played, a soldier should ______.

a)

Continue walking

b)

Face the source of music and salute

c)

Sit comfortably

d)

Talk quietly

24.

Who are considered seniors by commission in the military?

a)

Enlisted personnel

b)

Civilians

c)

Officers

d)

Government employees

25.

What is the primary purpose of drills?

a)

To entertain soldiers

b)

To develop discipline, coordination, and teamwork

c)

To increase punishment

d)

To test physical strength only

26.

Drills are best described as:

a)

Free and unorganized movements

b)

Formal and systematic training movements

c)

Casual exercises

d)

Combat operations

27.

Which of the following is the main objective of military ceremonies?

a)

Entertainment

b)

Display of discipline, tradition, and respect

c)

Physical conditioning

d)

Tactical training

28.

Who gives commands during drills?

a)

Any member of the unit

b)

The highest-ranking officer only

c)

The drill instructor or commander

d)

The senior enlisted personnel only

29.

A command of execution tells soldiers:

a)

What movement to prepare for

b)

When the movement is complete

c)

When to carry out the movement

d)

Who gives the command

30.

Which position is considered the basic position of all military drills?

a)

Parade Rest

b)

At Ease

c)

Attention

d)

Rest

31.

The position of “Parade Rest” is taken:

a)

Only during ceremonies

b)

When ordered from the position of Attention

c)

Anytime without command

d)

While marching

32.

Which foot initiates marching commands?

a)

Right foot

b)

Left foot

c)

Either foot

d)

Both feet together

33.

What is meant by “cadence” in drill?

a)

Uniform color

b)

Speed or rhythm of marching

c)

Distance between soldiers

d)

Type of command

34.

Which command is an example of a preparatory command?

a)

March

b)

Halt

c)

Forward

d)

Stop

35.

What is the purpose of alignment in formation?

a)

Decoration

b)

Appearance only

c)

Order and uniformity

d)

Speed

36.

A formation is best defined as:

a)

A random grouping of soldiers

b)

An organized arrangement of personnel

c)

A combat maneuver

d)

A ceremonial uniform

37.

Silence during drills is important because it:

a)

Saves energy

b)

Shows fear

c)

Ensures commands are clearly heard

d)

Is optional

38.

Proper execution of drills reflects:

a)

Individual freedom

b)

Discipline and military professionalism

c)

Physical strength only

d)

Rank superiority

39.

What is restricted during drills?

a)

Free speech

b)

Personal opinions

c)

Physical strength only

d)

Rank superiority

40.

What is the constitutional mandate of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP)?

a)

Promote tourism

b)

Protect the people and the state

c)

Enforce civilian laws

d)

Conduct elections

41.

Which document states the mandate of the AFP?

a)

AFP Manual

b)

Military Code

c)

1987 Philippine Constitution

d)

Defense White Paper

42.

Who is the Commander-in-Chief of the AFP?

a)

Secretary of National Defense

b)

AFP Chief of Staff

c)

President of the Philippines

d)

Senate President

43.

Who exercises supervision and control over the AFP?

a)

President

b)

Congress

c)

Secretary of National Defense

d)

Chief of Staff, AFP

44.

Who executes the policies and guidance of the Commander-in-Chief?

a)

Vice Chief of Staff

b)

AFP Chief of Staff

c)

Unified Commanders

d)

Major Service Commanders

45.

What does the AFP aim to promote as one of its functions?

a)

Local tourism

b)

National interests

c)

Private investment

d)

Foreign employment

46.

Which of the following is NOT a function of the AFP?

a)

Defend the national territory

b)

Organize and deploy forces

c)

Enforce local ordinances

d)

Support nation-building

47.

What is the primary mission of the Philippine Army (PA)?

a)

Naval defense

b)

Air defense

c)

Ground combat operations

d)

Border patrol only

48.

The Philippine Army is described as a:

a)

Single-purpose force

b)

Multi-functional force

c)

Civilian agency

d)

Reserve force only

49.

Who exercises supervision and control over the Philippine Army?

a)

President

b)

Secretary of National Defense

c)

AFP Chief of Staff

d)

PA Commanding General

50.

What is the mandate of the Philippine Army?

a)

Maritime security

b)

Air defense

c)

Develop and sustain Army forces for ground operations

d)

Law enforcement

51.

What is the main mission of Infantry Divisions?

a)

Provide logistics

b)

Destroy enemy forces and secure land areas

c)

Conduct intelligence work

d)

Provide training

52.

What is the role of TRADOC?

a)

Combat operations

b)

Financial management

c)

Training and doctrine development

d)

Intelligence gathering

53.

Which unit provides combat service support to all PA units?

a)

ASCOM

b)

SOCOM

c)

INF DIV

d)

ISG

54.

Which unit manages reservists of the Philippine Army?

a)

APMC

b)

ARESCOM

c)

APAO

d)

HHSG

55.

What is the function of the HHSG?

a)

Intelligence operations

b)

Administrative and ceremonial support

c)

Combat engineering

d)

Reserve training

56.

Which Major Service is responsible for naval defense?

a)

Philippine Army

b)

Philippine Air Force

c)

Philippine Navy

d)

Coast Guard

57.

Which Major Service is responsible for air defense?

a)

Philippine Army

b)

Philippine Air Force

c)

Philippine Navy

d)

AFP Reserve Command

58.

Who killed Ferdinand Magellan?

a)

Rajah Kulambu

b)

Rajah Siagu

c)

Lapu-Lapu

d)

Miguel Lopez de Legaspi

59.

Who organized the Katipunan (KKK)?

a)

Emilio Aguinaldo

b)

Andres Bonifacio

c)

Artemio Ricarte

d)

Macario Sakay

60.

On what date was Philippine Independence proclaimed?

a)

March 22, 1897

b)

February 4, 1899

c)

January 11, 1936

d)

June 12, 1898

61.

When was the Philippine Army reactivated under the Commonwealth?

a)

1934

b)

1935

c)

1936

d)

1941

62.

Who is our NCFROTC Unit G1 Adjutant?

a)

C/MAJ JOSE CARLO V CASTRO 1CL

b)

C/MAJ BIENN CHRISTIAN N DE TORRES 1CL

c)

C/MAJ CHRISTIAN JAY L COLLANTES 1CL

d)

C/MAJ REYMON E CLAPIS 1CL

63.

In what year was Martial Law declared by President Marcos?

a)

1970

b)

1972

c)

1983

d)

1986

64.

What movement was formed by military officers during the Marcos era?

a)

NPA

b)

MNLF

c)

RAM (Reform the AFP Movement)

d)

PEFTOK

65.

Who joined Enrile in barricading Camp Crame during the EDSA Revolution?

a)

Agapito Aquino

b)

Jaime Sin

c)

Fidel V. Ramos

d)

Benigno Aquino

66.

Which event is known as the "most bloodless revolution" in history?

a)

Cavite Mutiny

b)

Tejeros Convention

c)

EDSA People Power Revolution

d)

Black Forest Incidents

67.

During whose administration was a peace agreement signed with Nur Misuari of the MNLF?

a)

Corazon Aquino

b)

Fidel V. Ramos

c)

Joseph Estrada

d)

Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo

68.

What is the importance of personal hygiene?

a)

It only protects against mental illnesses

b)

It protects against diseases and promotes total health

c)

It is not important for group health

d)

It only improves physical health

69.

What does Sanitation primarily focus on?

a)

Improving personal cleanliness

b)

Preventing diseases and promoting individual health

c)

Constructing latrines

d)

Improving mental health

70.

Which of the following is a source of water?

a)

Surface water

b)

Rain water

c)

Underground water

d)

All of the above

71.

Who is our NCFROTC Unit Corps Commander?

a)

C/LTC LUALHATI D NIPAY 1CL

b)

C/MAJ PRINCESS ISY A PERTEZ 1CL

c)

C/MAJ REYMON E CLAPIS 1CL

d)

C/MAJ FLERIDA M BESMANO 1CL

72.

What is a control measure for diseases?

a)

Avoiding waste disposal

b)

Avoiding water purification

c)

Proper ventilation of quarters

d)

Avoiding personal hygiene

73.

When should a bore hole or cat pit latrine be covered with dirt?

a)

Once a week

b)

After each use

c)

Once a month

d)

It does not need to be covered

74.

How often should latrines be cleaned and polished?

a)

Once a day

b)

Twice a day

c)

4 times a day

d)

Once a week

75.

What should you do to take care of your feet during marches and patrols?

a)

Wear tight socks

b)

Only wear one pair of socks

c)

Keep socks clean and dry

d)

Never wash your feet

76.

What is the primary method used in a 'phishing' attack?

a)

Using specialized software to remotely control the victim's computer

b)

Sending high-volume traffic to a server to overwhelm it

c)

Deceptively obtaining sensitive information by impersonation

d)

Exploiting an unpatched vulnerability

77.

Which term is used for malicious software that blocks access until payment is made?

a)

Spyware

b)

Ransomware

78.

What is the main goal of a DDoS attack?

a)

Steal personal data

b)

Gain root access

c)

Overwhelm a server with traffic

d)

Insert malicious code

79.

What cyber threat manipulates people into divulging information?

a)

Cryptography

b)

Digital Forensics

c)

Social Engineering

d)

Protocol Analysis

80.

What type of hacker operates without authorization?

a)

White Hat

b)

Gray Hat

c)

Black Hat

d)

Blue Team

81.

Software that records every keystroke is called a:

a)

Packet Sniffer

b)

Keylogger

c)

Screen Scraper

d)

Firewall Log

82.

What is the process of converting data into code to prevent unauthorized access?

a)

Decryption

b)

Hashing

c)

Authentication

d)

Encryption

83.

What type of phishing targets a specific individual or organization?

a)

Whaling

b)

Vishing

c)

Smishing

d)

Spear Phishing

84.

Cybercrime conducted by nation-states is called:

a)

Hacktivism

b)

Cyber-terrorism

c)

Cyber-espionage

d)

Insider Threat

85.

The M16 replaced which 7.62mm rifle?

a)

M1 Garand

b)

M14

c)

M1 Carbine

d)

Thompson SMG

86.

Who is the COMMANDANT of the ROTCU?

a)

CPT JOEY DE LEON (SC) PA

b)

SSG Francis P Martinez (AGS) PA

c)

SSG Myla O Liberato (MI) PA

d)

CPT MARK ANTHONY B PANTALEON (ART) PA

87.

Which M16 variant introduced the 3-round burst?

a)

M16A1

b)

M16A2

c)

M16A3

d)

M16A4

88.

Which part allows manual bolt closure on the M16?

a)

Dust cover

b)

Flash suppressor

c)

Forward assist

d)

Charging handle

89.

What is the meaning of the ROTC?

a)

Reserve Officers Training Corps

b)

Reserve Officer Training Corps

c)

Reserve Officers Training Corp

d)

Reserve Oficers Training Corps

90.

The M16A4 is identified by which feature?

a)

Wooden handguards

b)

Fixed carrying handle

c)

Picatinny rail system

d)

Grenade launcher

91.

What is the primary mission of ROTC?

a)

Recruit active-duty soldiers

b)

Develop future leaders and good citizens

c)

Substitute PE classes

d)

Train combat specialists

92.

What are the two parts of an oral command?

a)

Warning and Action

b)

First and Second

c)

Preparatory Command and Command of Execution

d)

Order and Response

93.

Which acronym represents the seven core Army Values?

a)

Leadership

b)

Courage

c)

Leadership

d)

Service

94.

On a military map, blue represents:

a)

Vegetation

b)

Man-made features

c)

Water features

d)

Elevation

95.

Which leadership style involves subordinates in decisions?

a)

Directing

b)

Delegating

c)

Participating

d)

Dictating

96.

Proper protocol during the National Anthem in uniform is to:

a)

Continue walking

b)

Stand at attention and salute

c)

Sit down

d)

Stand at ease

97.

Which rest position allows talking in formation?

a)

Parade Rest

b)

At Ease

c)

Rest

d)

Fall Out

98.

Integrity in military values means:

a)

Putting nation first

b)

Doing what is right legally and morally

c)

Being on time

d)

Physical strength

99.

What does the “M” in M16 stand for?

a)

Military

b)

Machine

c)

Mark

d)

Model

100.

What is the 3 Component of NSTP?

a)

CWTS, LTS and ROTC

b)

CTC, RTC and ROTC

c)

CWS, LTS and ROTC

d)

ROTC, CWS and NLS

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