1. Q: What are the five basic
colors of a military map?
A: Black,
Blue, Brown, Green, and Red.
2. Q: When using a map, what
does the term relief mean?
A: A variation
in height of the earth's surface.
3. Q: How does one read map
coordinates?
A: Map
coordinates are read to the right and up.
4. Q: A four-digit grid
coordinate will determine a location to how many meters?
A: 1,000
meters.
5. Q: When marching, what is
the normal arm swing distance?
A: Nine inches
to the front and six inches to the rear.
6. Q: How would one recognize a
Cadet Sergeant Major in uniform?
A: The
shoulder loop insignia would have three chevrons above three bars with a star
in the center.
7. Q: When marching, what is
the distance of a single step?
A: Thirty
inches.
8. Q: If outdoors during the
playing of the National Anthem, a person in uniform and not in formation should
do what?
A: Come to the
position of attention, face the music (or flag, if seen), and salute.
9. Q: What does the Gold Star
represent?
A: It
designates our unit as an Honor Unit with Distinction.
10. Q: What do the torches
represent on the JROTC uniform?
A: Knowledge.
LET 2's are responsible for LET 1 questions as well as the
following;
1. Q: What are the
characteristics of good leadership?
A: Morale,
Discipline, Espirit de Corps, and Proficiency.
2. Q: What are the primary
concerns of a military leader?
A:
Accomplishment of the mission and welfare of the troops.
3. Q: When giving voice
commands in a drill, what is meant by the term "cadence"?
A: Cadence is
the uniform and rhythmic flow of words.
4. Q: In marching drills,
what are the positions of rest at the halt?
A: Parade
Rest, Stand at Ease, At Ease, and Rest.
5. Q: What are the squad leaders
position when the squad is in a line formation?
A: 3 steps in
front of the squad, centered.
6. Q: What is meant by the
term "tact"?
A: Tact is the
ability to deal with people effectively in a respectful manner.
7. Q: What is meant by the
term "Span of Control"?
A: The numbers
of subordinates a leader can effectively control, supervise, or direct.
8. Q: How many degrees are in
a circle?
A: 360
degrees.
9. Q: What is meant by the
term "resection"?
A: Finding
your own position on a map by taking a back azimuth from two known points or
positions.
10.Q: What is the back azimuth
of 360 degrees?
A: 180
degrees.
11.Q: What are the symptoms of
heat exhaustion?
A: Dizziness,
Faintness, Paleness, and Moist, Cool Skin.
12.Q: How does one treat for
shock?
A: Place
victim on back, elevate feet, loosen clothing, keep victim warm, and do not give food or
drink.
LET 3 Cadets are also responsible for LET 1 and 2 questions as
well as the following;
1. Q: What are the four parts
of a lesson plan?
A:
Introduction, Explanation, Review, and Supplementary Information.
2. Q: When did Congress pass
the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) Vitalization Act?
A: 1964.
3. Q: When did Congress first authorize
the actual formation of the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC)?
A: 1916.
4. Q: Why should training aids
be used?
A: Because
they appeal to the senses, interest the learner, develop the understanding, and
save time.
5. Q: What are some good ways
to open your lesson?
A: Strong
opening statement, rhetorical questions, stories, questions, startling facts,
and examples.
6. Q: What is the definition
of military leadership?
A: The process
of influencing individuals in such a way as to accomplish a mission.
7. Q: What are some of the
fourteen leadership traits?
A: Bearing,
Courage, Dependability, Decisiveness, Endurance, Enthusiasm, Initiative,
Integrity, Judgment,
Justice,
Knowledge, Loyalty, Tact, and Unselfishness.
8. Q: What are the three
north’s found on a military map?
A: True North,
Magnetic North, and Grid North.
9. Q: What are the four ways
to stop bleeding (in correct order)?
A: Direct
pressure bandage, Elevation, Pressure points, and Tourniquet (as a last
resort).
10. Q: What is meant by the
term (contour interval)?
A: The
vertical distance between two adjacent contour lines on a map.
11. Q: What are the four basic
life saving steps in first aid (correct order)?
A: Clear
airway and restore breathing, Stop bleeding, Treat for shock, and Protect
(bandage)
the wound.
12. Q: What is the definition
of addiction?
A: The
inability to stop using a drug.
13. Q: In marching, most
commands have two parts. What are they?
A: Preparatory
Command and Command of Execution.
LET 4 Cadets are responsible for all LET questions as well as the
following;
1. Q: The inability of a drug
user to function without a drug is what?
A: Physical
dependence.
2. Q: What are the unpleasant
physical symptoms experienced by a physically dependent drug user when use of
the drug ceases?
A: Withdrawal.
3. Q: Where and when was the
American Civil War begun?
A: Fort
Sumter, South Carolina in 1861.
4. Q: Where and when did the
American Civil War end?
Appottamox
Court House, Virginia in 1865.
5. Q: Which American military
officer became Supreme Commander of Allied Powers in the Pacific during World
War II?
A: General of
the Armies Douglas Mac Arthur.
6. Which American military
officer became Supreme Commander of Allied Powers in Europe during World War
II?
A: General of
the Armies Dwight D. Eisenhower.
7. Who is the current
Commander-in-Chief of the United States Armed Forces?
A: President
George Bush.