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Cadet Handbook DC - Drill and Ceremonies PRESENT In edition of numbers for questions DA - Dress and Appearance CHB - Cadet Handbook DC - Drill and Ceremonies Cadet Officer Master Question File 1. The mission of AFJROTC is to: (CHB pg5) a. Recruit members into the military b. Develop citizens of character dedicated to serving their nation and community c. Instill a sense of purpose for high school students d. Teach personal responsibility 2. The goal(s) of the program is/are to: (CHB pg5) a. Instill values of citizenship & service to the US b. Develop personal responsibility c. Instill a sense of accomplishment in HS students d. All of the answers 3. The first line of the AFJROTC Cadet Creed is: (CHB pg5) a. I am an Air Force Junior ROTC Cadet b. I will not fail c. I will hold others accountable for their actions as well d. I am accountable for my actions and deeds 4. What is the first part of the Cadet Honor Code? (CHB pg 6) a. We will not steal b. We will not cheat c. We will not lie d. None of the answers 5. The AFJROTC curriculum is divided into _____ categories. ( CHB pg7) a. 1 b. 2 c. 3 d. 4 6. The curriculum categories for AFJROTC are: (CHB pg7) a. Aerospace Science, Leadership Education, Wellness/Fitness b. Drill, Communication Skills, Uniform c. Leadership, Management, Followership 7. For a cadet to advance from AS-100 to AS-200, they must attain the rank of ______? (CHB pg 7) a. C/SSgt b. C/MSgt c. C/A1C d. C/Officer 8. For a cadet to advance from AS-200 to AS-300, they must attain the rank of _______? PRESENT (CHB pg 7) a. C/SSgt b. C/MSgt c. C/A1C d. C/Officer 9. For a cadet to advance from AS-300 to AS-400, they must attain the rank of ______? (CHB pg 7) a. C/SSgt b. C/CMSgt c. C/A1C d. C/Officer or C/MSgt 10. A cadet who fails ___ classes will be removed from JROTC at the end of the semester. (CHB pg 7) a. 1 b. 2 c. 3 d. 4 11. Besides not meeting dress and appearance standards, what else are grounds for removal from JROTC? (CHB pg 7) a. Profanity b. Failure to salute cadet officers c. More than 3 days of AISP if not an AS 100 d. Tardy 9 times 12. Hazing, bullying, or _____________________, in any form,at any time, is strictly forbidden. (CHB pg 8) a. Physical punishment b. Screaming c. Making cadets stand at attention d. All of the answer 13. What is the 2nd Core Value? (CHB pg 6) a. Excellence in all we do b. Integrity First c. Service Before Self d. Learn to Lead 14. What is the purpose of the corp Honor Guard? (CHB pg9) A. To perform formal and informal events and parades, as well as Husky football and basketball games B. To represent the corps with a small group of elite OK-81st cadets C. Perform besides the Color Guard during football and basketball games PRESENT D. To specifically select a certain amount of cadets according to leadership, drill, and character as a status within the corps. 15. To become a C/SSggt you must have a 2.2 GPA or higher (CHB pg27) A. True B. False 16. Are you allowed to have any facial hair? (DA pg 18) A. Yes, you are able to have facial hair at any length B. Yes, you may have facial hair as long as your beard or mustache is trimmed C. No, you are not allowed to have any facial hair D. Yes, you may have a mustache all long as it is within standards, however beards are not permitted unless approved for religious or medical reasons. 17. Are female cadets able to wear nail cosmetics? (DA pg 23) A. Yes, female cadets are able to wear any nail color as long as there is no neon color and glitter B. No, female cadets are not able to wear nail polish UNLESS it is for formal occasion C. No, a female cadet is not allowed to wear any sort of nail polish D. Yes, a female cadet can wear nail polish as long as it doesn’t detract from the uniform and is not an extreme color 18. How should mens sideburns be shaved? (DA pg 18) A. A cadet doesn’t have to shave his sideburns as long as it doesn’t form a beard B. Sideburns can go beyond the bottom of the ear opening but must be neatly trimmed and have a horizontal line finish C. Sideburns must not extend beyond the bottom of the ear opening, must be straight and even in width, and end with a clean- shaven horizontal line D. Sideburns cannot extend beyond the bottom of the ear opening, but can have distinct cuts but as long as it’s shaven in a horizontal line. 19. Are you able to wear Sunglasses in uniform? (DA pg 67) A. No, you are unable to wear sunglasses at all in uniform B. Yes, but not in a drill formation (unless prescription transition lenses) C. Yes, but they must only be on coming or going from school D. Yes, at anytime during the day 20. What color is the Shoulder Cord for the Wing Commander (CHB pg 21) A. Yellow B. Gold with a black cross weave C. Silver D. Gold 21. What color is the Inspector General's Shoulder Cord (CHB pg 21) A. Red B. Green C. Yellow PRESENT D. Brown 22. What color are the Group Commander Shoulder Cords (CHB pg 21) A. Royal Blue B. Dark Blue C. Gray D. Light Gray (almost silver) 23. What color are the Squadron Commander Shoulder Cords (CHB pg 21) A. Gray B. Navy Blue C. Olive Drab (Dark Green) D. Black 24.What rank insignia is this? (CHB pg 67) A. Tech Sergeant B. Cadet Tech Sergeant C. Staff Sergeant D. Cadet Staff Sergeant 25. What rank insignia is this? (CHB pg 50) A. Cadet 1st Lt. B. Lt. Colonel C. Cadet Lt. Colonel D. Cadet Colonel 26. What rank doesn’t have an accompanying insignia? (CHB pg 50) A. Airman Basic B. Cadet Airman Basic C. Either Airman or Cadet Airman PRESENT D. Either Airman Basic or Cadet Airman Basic 27.What rank insignia is this? (CHB pg 50) A. Senior Master Sergeant B. Master Sergeant C. Cadet Senior Master Sergeant D. Cadet Master Sergeant 28. What rank insignia is this? (CHB pg 69) A. Cadet Captain B. Captain C. Lt. Colonel D. 1st Lt. 29. What rank insignia is this? (CHB pg 50) A. Cadet Airman B. Cadet Senior Airman C. Cadet Airman 1st Class D. Senior Airman 30. What rank insignia is this? (CHB pg 50) A. Cadet 2nd Lt. B. Cadet 1st Lt. C. Cadet Captain D. Cadet Lt. Colonel PRESENT 31. What rank insignia is this? (CHB pg 68) A. Senior Master Sergeant B. Tech Sergeant C. Cadet Master Sergeant D. Chief Master Sergeant 32. What rank insignia is this? (CHB pg70) A. Major General B. Brigadier General C. General D. General of the Air Force 33. What rank insignia is this? (CHB pg69) A. Colonel Cadet B. Lt. Colonel C. Major D. Colonel 34. What rank insignia is this? (CHB pg50) A. Cadet 1st Lt. B. 2nd Lt. C. Cadet 2nd Lt. D. Cadet Major 35. What rank insignia is this? (CHB pg70) PRESENT A. General of the Air Force B. Cadet Lt. General C. Major General D. General 36. What rank insignia is this? (CHB pg50) A. Cadet Captain B. Cadet Sergeant of the Wing C. Cadet Colonel D. Cadet Lt. Colonel 37. What rank insignia is this? (CHB pg50) A. Master Sergeant B. Cadet Chief Major Sergeant C. Cadet Chief Master Sergeant D. Chief Master Sergeant 38. What color is the Falcon Team beret? (CHB pg21) A. White B. Navy Blue C. Blue D. Royal Blue 39. What color is the Aeronautics Team beret? (CHB pg21) A. Storm Grey (Dark Grey) B. Sky Blue C. Light Gray with white threads D. They do not have a beret 40. What color is the Comp. Color Guard beret? (CHB pg21) A. Cobalt Blue B. Royal Purple C. Black PRESENT D. They do not have a beret 41. If a cadet is no longer in a team with a beret, what should the cadet do? (CHB pg21) A. Return it to the team Flight Commander B. Throw the beret to the ground and curb stomp it C. Return it to the ASI immediately D. You can keep the beret 42. How should the flight cap be worn (Female)? (CHB pg 14) A. Sightly to the wearer’s left, 1 inches above the eyebrows and a vertical crease in the cap and in center of the forehead B. Slightly to the wearer's right, 1 in above the eyebrows and vertical crease in the cap and in the center of the forehead C. Center to the wearer’s forehead 2 inches above the eyebrows and vertical crease in the cap and in the center of the forehead D. Similar in wear of a Krispy Kreme or In and Out worker 43. How should the name tag be worn for males (blues)? (CHB pg15) A. Center of the right breast pocket 1 inch above the pocket line B. Center of the left breast pocket 1 inch above the pocket line C. Centered over the right breast pocket resting on the pocket line D.
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