CAT (1st G.A)

Question 1

What is CAT?

Answer 1

Citizen Advancement Training is restructuring of the CITIZEN ARMY TRAINING.

Question 2

What is ARTICLE 2, SECTION 4 OF THE 1987 CONSTITUTION

Answer 2

The Government may call upon the people to defend the state and, in the fulfillment thereof, all citizens may be required under conditions provided by law, to render personal, military, or civil service.

Question 3

What is the NATIONAL DEFENSE ACT?

Answer 3

The employment of the nation’s citizens and resources for national defense shall be affected by a national mobilization.

Question 4

What is the NATIONAL SERVICE LAW?

Answer 4

The citizens of our country, particularly its youth, as the most valuable resource of our nation, need to be motivated, trained, developed, organized, mobilized, and utilized in regard to their responsibilities as citizens.

Question 5

What is DEPED ORDER 35, SERIES OF 2003

Answer 5

All able-bodied senior secondary students, male or female shall undergo the current CAT

Question 6

Two components of CAT

Answer 6

MILITARY ORIENTATION
-Introduction and exposure of the learner to the basic knowledge and experience activities related to military and citizenship training.

COMMUNITY SERVICE
Any activity that helps achieve the general welfare and the betterment of life of the members of the community.

Question 7

The 4 objectives of CAT?

Answer 7

To enhance students’ social responsibility and commitment to the development of their communities.

To develop students’ ability to uphold law and order as they assume active participation in community activities.

To develop students’ readiness in assisting members of the community, especially in times of emergency

To develop valuable personal abilities, build life skills like teamwork and resilience, foster confidence, loyalty, respect, and most importantly have a sense of service to others.

Question 8

The 5 Values of CAT

Answer 8

UNITY
The group share goals, objectives, and interests

SERVICE
Provide service without calculating the cost nor expecting return

COMMITMENT
Commited through heart and soul in achieving its objectives and goals

ACHIEVEMENT OF GOALS
Putting importance, responsibility on our words and actions

DISCIPLINE
Leading its members as unified holistic individuals through role modeling and positive leadership

Question 9

CAT INVOLVEMENTS

Answer 9

GATE DUTIES
LUNCH PODs
CORDONERS/USHERS
CLEAN-UP DRIVES
TREE PLANTING

Question 10

This is the training that develops self-control, character, and efficiency and as the result of such training implies subjection to control exerted for the good of the group.

Answer 10

Military Training

Question 11

This is the accepted form of politeness in the military service, The foremost of this special form of courtesy is the salute.

Answer 11

MILITARY COURTESY

Question 12

is the expression or manifestation of consideration for others.

Answer 12

THE SALUTE

Question 13

Uniform rhythm or number of steps/counts per minute

Answer 13

Cadence

Question 14

This is the cadence of 120 counts (steps per minute).

Answer 14

QUICK TIME

Question 15

This is the cadence of 180 counts (steps per minute).

Answer 15

DOUBLE TIME

Question 16

the oral command of a leader

Answer 16

Drill Commands

Question 17

Arrangement of unit’s element in prescribed manner such as line formation.

Answer 17

FORMATION

Question 18

Describe Military drills

Answer 18

These consist of a series of movements by which a unit or individual are moved in an orderly, uniform manner from one formation to another.
These are practices mostly used in military ceremonies to instill pride and discipline during military training.