| What is the Mission of
JROTC? |
To motivate young people
to become better citizens. |
| What is the key to success
in JROTC? |
The key to success in
JROTC is TEAMWORK. |
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| ---Cadet
Rank Structure:--- |
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| What rank is a cadet with
____________? |
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| Officer Ranks |
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| Two Diamonds |
Lieutenant Colonel |
| One Diamond |
Major |
| Three Disks |
Captain |
| Two Disks |
First Lieutenant |
| One Disk |
Second Lieutenant |
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| Enlisted
Ranks |
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| Three Stripes Up/three
down a star and a wreath |
Command Sergeant Major |
| Three Stripes Up/three
down and a star |
Sergeant Major |
| Three Stripes Up/three
down and a diamond |
First Sergeant |
| Three Stripes Up/three
down |
Master Sergeant |
| Three Stripes Up/two down |
Sergeant First Class |
| Three Stripes Up/one down |
Staff Sergeant |
| Three Stripes Up |
Sergeant |
| Two Stripes Up |
Corporal |
| One Stripe Up/one down |
Private First Class |
| One Stripe Up |
Private |
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| ---Drill
and Ceremony:--- |
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| How many inches are in
a normal step in marching? |
30 inches |
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| Which foot can you give
the command halt on? |
Either foot |
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| What position are you
allowed to speak while in formation? |
The position of "Rest" |
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| All stationary commands
are given from which position? |
The position of "Attention" |
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| What is the rate of march
for "Quick Time"? |
120 steps per minute |
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| What is the rate of march
for "Double Time"? |
180 steps per minute |
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| ---U.S.
Military History:--- |
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| Who were the primary antagonists
during World War I (who did the U.S. and its allies fight)? |
Germany and Austria-Hungary |
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| Who were the primary antagonists
during World War II (who did the U.S. and its allies fight)? |
Germany, Italy and Japan |
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| What happened on 7 December
1941 in Hawaii? |
The Japanese attacked
Pearl Harbor |
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| Who was the Commander
of the Revolutionary Army? |
George Washington |
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| What war accounted for
the most American casualties? |
The U.S. Civil War |
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| What war was fought during
the 1960's nd 1970's? |
The Vietnam War |
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| What country did the U.S.
and its allies fight in the Gulf War? |
Iraq |
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| ---Citizenship
and the Constitution:--- |
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| What are the first 10
Amendments to the U.S. Constitution known as? |
The Bill of Rights |
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| Which amendment grants
the "Freedom of Speech"? |
The First Amendment |
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| What age is an U.S. Citizen
first allowed to vote? |
18 years old |
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| What are the two primary
political parties? |
The Republican Party
and the Democratic Party |
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| ---First
Aid:--- |
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| What is the Heimlich Maneuver
used for? |
To clear a blocked airway. |
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| What do the letters "CPR"
stand for and what is it used for? |
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
and it is used to restore a heartbeat and restore breathing
to a patient. |
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| What is first aid? |
The assistance someone
provides to an injured person until trained medical personnel
arrive. |
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| What is mouth-to-mouth
resuscitation used for? |
To restore breathing. |
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| What are the four life-saving
steps? |
A. Check and clear
airway and restore breathing
B. Check for and stop
bleeding
C. Check and treat
for shock
D. Dress and bandage
the wound |
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| ---Map Reading--- |
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| What are the five basic
colors found on a military map and what do they represent? |
Blue: Water
Green: Vegetation
Brown: Contour, Elevation
and Relief
Black: Manmade Objects
Red: Other Manmade
Objects and Densely Populated areas |
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| What instrument would
you use to determine a magnetic azimuth in a field environment?
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Compass |
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| What instrument is used
to determine grid azimuth on a map? |
Protractor |
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| What are the five major
terrain features? |
Hilltop, Ridgeline,
Saddle, Valley, Depression |
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| How many North's are found
on a military map and what are they called? |
Three, True North, Magnetic
North, and Grid North |
