WorksheetsCadet Study Guide Quiz – Leadership - Marksmanship
Total questions: 102
Worksheet time: 51mins
From the examples in Chapter I: Reporting to the Board, what is a map?
A list of locations and distances
A line drawing to scale of a portion of the earth’s surface as seen from above
A chart of unit personnel and equipment
A satellite photograph of terrain
In Chapter II: Basic Knowledge, what is meant by military courtesy?
Strict obedience to all written orders
Respect and consideration shown to other personnel of the Armed Forces
Adherence to dress and appearance standards
Maintaining silence in formation
When talking to an officer, how should you address him/her to show proper military courtesy per Chapter II: Basic Knowledge?
By first name only
By rank without title
As Sir or Ma’am
With a casual greeting
In Chapter II: Basic Knowledge, what does LET stand for?
Leadership, Education, and Training
Logistics, Equipment, and Tactics
Learning, Excellence, and Teamwork
Leading, Evaluating, and Teaching
According to Chapter II: Basic Knowledge, what is the key to success in the JROTC program?
Individual achievement
Teamwork
Strict discipline
Physical conditioning
What does JROTC stand for, as stated in Chapter II: Basic Knowledge?
Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps
Junior Rotational Officer Training Course
Joint Reserve Officer Training Command
Junior Resource Operations Training Corps
Who is the SAI of the Dog Soldier’s Battalion, per Chapter III: Your JROTC Unit?
LTC(R) Edwin Cook
1SG(R) Steven Pritchett
C/LTC POWERS
C/MAJ REY
Who is the AI of the Dog Soldier’s Battalion, according to Chapter III: Your JROTC Unit?
1SG(R) Steven Pritchett
LTC(R) Edwin Cook
C/CSM WAGNER
C/1SG BROWN
You normally fall-in and start drill from what position?
Position of attention
Parade rest
Stand fast
At ease
A cadet can only talk during what drill position?
Rest
Attention
Forward march
Parade rest
What command is given to stop a marching unit?
Halt
Fall out
Left face
Dismiss
Which set lists the four values possessed by a good leader?
Courage, candor, commitment, competence
Courage, confidence, compliance, competence
Candor, cooperation, commitment, compassion
Competence, charisma, candor, compliance
What are the three styles of leadership?
Directing, delegating, participating
Commanding, counseling, supervising
Motivating, planning, organizing
Authoritarian, democratic, laissez-faire
What must a leader provide his/her subordinates?
Purpose, direction, and motivation
Discipline, rewards, and punishment
Instructions, supervision, and evaluation
Training, equipment, and time
What is the definition of leadership?
The ability to direct and influence others to accomplish a task
The process of enforcing rules through authority
The art of managing resources efficiently
The skill of communicating without supervision
What is the definition of teamwork?
Working together to complete an assigned task on time with good results
Following orders individually to avoid conflict
Competing to improve personal performance
Rotating roles to distribute responsibility equally
How is the uniform to be worn?
With pride
With strict neutrality
With casual comfort
With minimal accessories
What type of earrings may a female cadet wear with the Class A or B uniform?
Small spherical earrings not exceeding one fourth of an inch in diameter
Any stud earrings not exceeding one inch in diameter
Small hoop earrings less than one half inch in diameter
Only clip-on earrings less than one fourth of an inch
Are male cadets allowed to wear earrings in uniform?
No
Yes, studs only
Yes, small hoops
Yes, with command approval
What is first aid?
Emergency care given to the sick, wounded, or injured before medical personnel can administer treatment
Routine physical examination conducted annually
Long-term rehabilitation after surgery
Preventive measures taken to avoid illness
Select the four life saving steps.
Open the airway and restore breathing
Stop the bleeding
Prevent shock
Dress and bandage the wound to avoid infection
Administer antibiotics immediately
Select the two ways to open the airway to restore breathing.
Head-tilt method
Jaw-lift method
Abdominal thrusts
Cold compress
Select the two primary methods of administering artificial respiration.
Mouth-to-mouth
Chest-pressure arm-lift
Abdominal massage
Oxygen tent
What is the preferred method of controlling severe bleeding?
Pressure dressing
Tourniquet applied immediately to any bleed
Cold packs only
Elevation without pressure
Select the symptoms of shock.
Restlessness
Thirst
Pale skin
Rapid heartbeat
High fever
Select two types of fractures.
Closed
Open
Greenstick only in adults
Sprain
Why is a fracture immobilized?
To prevent the sharp edge of the bone from moving and cutting tissue, muscle, blood vessels, and nerves
To increase blood flow to the injured area
To keep the patient from walking
To reduce the need for medical personnel
What is self-aid?
Emergency treatment one applies to oneself
Treatment given only by a trained paramedic
Preventive exercise routine
Home first aid kit contents
Select the three types of bleeding.
Arterial
Venous
Capillary
Pulmonary
Five Major Terrain Features listed: hill, valley, ridge, saddle, depression. Which option is NOT one of these major terrain features?
Hill
Valley
Ridge
Spur
Three Minor Terrain Features listed: draw, spur, cliff. Which of the following are minor terrain features? Select all that apply.
Draw
Spur
Cliff
Hill
Two Supplementary Features listed: cut, fill. Which of the following are supplementary terrain features? Select all that apply.
Cut
Fill
Saddle
Valley
Colors on a Map: Black indicates man‑made features; Blue indicates water; Green indicates vegetation; Brown indicates contour lines and elevation; Red indicates major roads and built‑up areas; Red‑Brown indicates cultural features and contour lines on military maps. Which color indicates contour lines and elevation?
Black
Blue
Green
Brown
Military Grid Reference System (MGRS): 4‑digit grid = 1,000 m precision; 6‑digit grid = 100 m precision; 8‑digit grid = 10 m precision. What precision does an 8‑digit grid provide?
1,000 meters
100 meters
10 meters
1 meter
Contour Lines: These show elevation and shape of terrain. What do contour lines depict on a map?
Road types and widths
Elevation and shape of terrain
Ownership boundaries
Vegetation density
Distance Measurement: Use the bar scale on the map; for a straight line use a ruler or the edge of paper; for a curved path use the paper edge in small segments. What method is recommended to measure a curved path on a map?
Measure straight‑line distance only
Use the paper edge in small segments
Use compass bearings
Estimate by eye
Navigation Techniques: Orient the map to terrain; identify land features (checkpoints); plot points and routes using grid coordinates; use terrain association to stay on course. Which of the following are listed navigation techniques? Select all that apply.
Orient the map to terrain
Identify land features (checkpoints)
Plot points and routes using grid coordinates
Use terrain association to stay on course
Rely exclusively on GPS without a map
Purpose (Marksmanship): Marksmanship training teaches safety, discipline, and precision with the air rifle, and develops concentration, responsibility, and self‑control. Which personal quality is specifically developed through marksmanship training?
Self‑control
Cartography
Topographic analysis
First‑aid certification
Safety Rules: The 3 Tenets of Firearms Safety are to treat every weapon as if it is loaded, never point a weapon at anything you do not intend to shoot, and keep your finger off the trigger until you are ready to fire. Which of the following are part of these tenets? Select all that apply.
Treat every weapon as if it is loaded
Never point a weapon at anything you do not intend to shoot
Keep your finger off the trigger until you are ready to fire
Keep the safety off at all times
Store ammunition loosely on the bench
Additional Range Rules: Always follow the range officer’s commands; do not handle rifles while others are downrange; wear eye and ear protection when required; report any malfunctions immediately. Which of the following are correct range rules? Select all that apply.
Follow the range officer’s commands
Handle rifles while others are downrange
Wear eye and ear protection when required
Report any malfunctions immediately
Ignore commands during practice
Parts of the Daisy 853/887 Air Rifle: Muzzle is the front end of the barrel; Front Sight / Rear Sight are used to aim; Trigger & Trigger Guard provide firing control; Stock & Butt provide shoulder support; Bolt / Safety provide loading and firing control. Which part is the front end of the barrel?
Muzzle
Stock & Butt
Trigger Guard
Bolt
Parts of the Daisy 853/887 Air Rifle: Which component is used to aim at the target?
Front Sight / Rear Sight
Trigger & Trigger Guard
Bolt / Safety
Stock & Butt
Firing Positions: Prone is most stable with the body flat on the ground; standing is least stable and tests balance and control; kneeling has moderate stability with one knee on the ground. Which firing position is most stable?
Prone
Standing
Kneeling
Offhand unsupported
Firing Positions: Which firing position is identified as least stable and primarily tests balance and control?
Prone
Standing
Kneeling
Sitting
Fundamentals of Marksmanship: Steady position (body and rifle supported naturally; sling adjusted for firm support), aiming (proper sight alignment and sight picture), breath control (breathe normally and pause at natural respiratory pause), trigger control (squeeze slowly and steadily), and follow‑through (maintain position and sight picture until the pellet hits the target). Which steps are listed fundamentals of marksmanship? Select all that apply.
Steady position
Aiming
Breath control
Trigger control
Follow‑through
Aiming: Proper sight alignment means the front sight is centered in the rear aperture, and proper sight picture means the target is centered on the front sight. Which description matches proper sight alignment?
Front sight centered in rear aperture
Rear sight centered on front sight
Target centered in rear sight
Front sight aligned with barrel markings
Breath Control: The recommendation is to breathe normally and pause at the natural respiratory pause before firing. What is advised for breathing just before the shot?
Hold breath for as long as possible
Breathe normally, then pause at the natural respiratory pause
Take rapid, shallow breaths
Exhale fully and shoot while exhaling continuously
Trigger Control: The shooter should squeeze the trigger slowly and steadily. Which method of trigger operation is recommended?
Jerking the trigger quickly
Squeezing the trigger slowly and steadily
Tapping the trigger repeatedly
Pulling the trigger with maximum force
Follow‑Through: Maintain position and sight picture until the pellet hits the target. What does follow‑through require after the shot is fired?
Immediately look away from the sights
Change position quickly
Maintain position and sight picture until impact
Release the trigger abruptly
Scoring & Targets: Standard 10‑meter target has 10 rings, and the center is “10”. What is the score value at the center of the standard 10‑meter target?
5
8
9
10
Scoring & Targets: Each shot is scored by the highest ring touched, and official CMP Scoring Gauges are used when uncertain. How is each shot scored on this target?
By the average of rings crossed
By the lowest ring touched
By the highest ring touched
By estimated distance from center
Cadet Responsibilities: Maintain weapon cleanliness and accountability; respect range commands and procedures; uphold sportsmanship and honesty during competition. Which responsibilities are expected of cadets? Select all that apply.
Maintain weapon cleanliness and accountability
Respect range commands and procedures
Uphold sportsmanship and honesty
Ignore equipment maintenance
Argue with scoring officials
When your friend is bleeding, what is the next step after putting on gloves?
put on a bandaid
wash out the cut
apply pressure
use ice
Which step DOES NOT belong when you are trying to control bleeding?
Raise the wound above the heart.
Cover with clean gauze or a clean cloth.
Rub dirt in the wound to control bleeding.
Secure wound.
Apply pressure.
What is the primary purpose of performing CPR in a case of cardiac arrest?
To restore full consciousness immediately
To maintain vital blood flow to the heart and brain until normal heart function can be restored
To stop the cardiac arrest
To relieve pain
In most cases, what is the best way to control bleeding?
Dress the wound.
Apply direct pressure to the wound.
Have a doctor apply stitches.
Elevate the wound above the heart.
When should an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) be used?
Only after CPR has been performed for 5 minutes
As soon as it is available
After confirming the person is not breathing
Only if the person is a child
Uncontrolled bleeding is the _________ cause of preventable death from trauma in the United States.
Number one
second leading
least likely
third leading
The three "C"s for a medical emergency are....
Care, Call and Check
Control, Call and Care
Check, Call and Care
Call, Care and Check
Calling 911 is which part of the 'Chain of Survival"?
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Step 5
What is cited as the key to success in the JROTC program?
Teamwork among cadets and leaders
Strict individual competitiveness
Advanced physical conditioning
High test scores in academics
JROTC is an acronym for which program name?
Junior Recruit Officer Training Council
Joint Reserve Officer Training Command
Junior Regimental Officer Tactical Corps
Junior Reserved Officer Training Corps
What is the stated mission of JROTC?
To motivate young people to be better citizens
To train athletes for competitive leadership events
To teach ceremonial drill for public performances
To prepare students for immediate military enlistment
Which phrase is the official JROTC motto?
Honor, Courage, Commitment
Leadership Excellence Unsurpassed
Service Before Self Always
Citizenship Through Service
What does the acronym NCO stand for?
Noncommissioned Officer
Naval Commissioned Officer
Newly Commissioned Officer
National Cadet Officer
JROTC is the abbreviation for which program?
Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps
Juvenile Reserve Officer Training Corps
Junior Reserves Officers Training Command
Junior Reserved Officer Training Corps
ROTC stands for what?
Reserve Officer Training Corps
Reserved Officer Training Corps
Regular Officer Training Command
Reserve Officers Training Command
In a JROTC battalion, SAI refers to which role?
Senior Army Instructor
Staff Administration Inspector
Senior Affairs Investigator
School Army Inspector
AI most commonly refers to what position in JROTC staffing?
Army Instructor
Assistant Inspector
Administrative Intern
Adjutant Inspector
Which set lists the four values of a good leader?
Loyalty, duty, respect, selfless service
Honesty, humility, patience, punctuality
Courage, candor, commitment, competence
Integrity, empathy, resilience, adaptability
Which option correctly names the three leadership styles?
Directing, delegating, participating
Commanding, coaching, counseling
Authoritarian, democratic, laissez-faire
Planning, organizing, controlling
What must a leader provide to subordinates to guide performance?
Training, equipment, facilities
Discipline, punishment, rewards
Schedules, checklists, policies
Purpose, direction, motivation
Which statement best defines leadership?
The ability to direct and influence others to accomplish a task
The talent for inspiring loyalty through personal charisma
The authority to enforce rules and assign mandatory duties
The process of supervising resources to achieve efficiency
Which statement best defines teamwork?
Following orders from the leader without offering feedback
Working together to complete an assigned task on time with good results
Sharing ideas in meetings without making final decisions
Dividing tasks so each person works independently and separately
What type of earrings may a female cadet wear with the Class A or B uniform?
Small spherical earrings, not over one half inch
Small spherical earrings, not over one fourth inch
Small hoop earrings, not over one fourth inch
Stud earrings, not over one half inch
Are male cadets allowed to wear earrings in uniform?
No, earrings only authorized with Class C uniform
Yes, hoops under one fourth inch are authorized
No, earrings are not authorized in uniform
Yes, small studs are authorized in uniform
What does positioning the American flag at half-staff signify?
A weather warning
A salute to veterans
A mark of victory
A sign of mourning
Which statement best defines first aid?
Nonurgent advice given by bystanders
Long-term therapy after hospital discharge
Immediate care before medical help arrives
Routine checkups by licensed clinicians
Which sequence lists the four life-saving steps in correct order?
Stop bleeding, open airway, dress wound, prevent shock
Dress wound, prevent shock, stop bleeding, open airway
Prevent shock, dress wound, stop bleeding, open airway
Open airway, stop bleeding, prevent shock, dress wound
Which method is a primary way to open an airway in an unconscious adult?
Abdominal thrusts while seated
Back blows using both open palms
Head-tilt maneuver or jaw-lift method
Turning victim onto the injured side
Which are the two primary methods of providing artificial respiration when needed?
Steam inhalation and humidified oxygen
Bag-mask and needle chest decompression
Mouth-to-mouth and chest-pressure arm-lift
Oxygen tent and nasal cannulation
Which action is the preferred method for controlling severe external bleeding?
Apply a pressure dressing directly on the wound
Elevate both legs above heart level
Rinse the wound with sterile saline only
Pack the wound with loose cotton gauze
Which set lists common signs of shock that require prompt management?
Restlessness, thirst, pale skin, rapid heartbeat
Coughing, sneezing, watery eyes, mild fever
Dizziness, rash, itching, slow breathing
Headache, nausea, normal skin color, warmth
Which list correctly names two major types of bone fractures?
Greenstick fractures and spiral fractures
Pathologic fractures and transverse fractures
Compression fractures and stress fractures
Closed fractures and open fractures
What is the primary reason to immobilize a suspected fracture?
Reduce patient discomfort during transport
Prevent sharp bone edges from cutting tissues
Speed new bone growth through rest alone
Avoid swelling from normal joint movement
Which statement best describes self-aid in a first aid context?
Emergency care one provides to oneself
Any care given by trained responders
Planned treatment scheduled by a clinic
Preventive training completed before injuries
Which set correctly identifies the three types of bleeding by vessel involved?
Minor, moderate, and severe bleeding
Acute, chronic, and recurrent bleeding
Internal, external, and superficial bleeding
Arterial, venous, and capillary bleeding
A classmate collapses and is unresponsive. Which initial action aligns with life-saving priorities?
Give water to relieve possible thirst
Search backpack for medical history
Look for fractures in the extremities
Open the airway and check for breathing
During splinting of a suspected open forearm fracture, which step is most important for safety?
Remove all dressings to inspect the wound
Straighten the limb before applying splints
Immobilize joints above and below the injury
Apply ice directly onto exposed bone
Which map type displays terrain, elevation, and man‑made features together?
Photomap using only aerial imagery
Climatic map showing weather patterns
Planimetric map without elevation detail
Topographic map with terrain and elevation
What is the primary purpose of map reading in JROTC?
Record unit rosters and personnel data
Understand terrain, navigate, and plan missions
Memorize symbols without field practice
Predict weather for long deployments
Which are the three minor terrain features?
Draw, spur, cliff
Hill, ridge, valley
Cut, fill, ridge
Saddle, basin, spur
On a military map, what color is used for water features?
Brown for lakes and rivers
Green for lakes and rivers
Black for lakes and rivers
Blue for lakes and rivers
The Mission of JROTC is?
Get young people ready for military service
Motivate young people to be better citizens
Have a junior reserve military
teach young people to take orders
What are the two parts of a command?
Preparatory and Command of Execution
Command of Execution and Execution
Company and Attention
Present and Arms
I will always
Fail school
Go to Dunkin Donuts
Conduct myself to bring credit to my family, country, school, and the corps of cadets
Sleep in late
Which statement best describes the purpose of military drill?
To promote discipline and teamwork among cadets
To reduce the need for leadership
To allow cadets to express individuality
To encourage informal communication
