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Final Exam ROTC Flashcards

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What Does LET Mean?

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Leadership, Education, and Training.

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List the NCO’s In Order

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Corporal, Sargent, Staff Sargent, Sargent First Class, Master Sargent, First Sargent, Sargent Major, Command Sargent Major

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What is a SMART Goal?

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Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, Time-Bound Goal

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What is the mission of JROTC?

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To motivate young people to become better citizens.

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What is the good Samaritan law?

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This law protects rescuers and encourages people to assist others in emergencies by granting them immunity against lawsuits as long as the rescuer is acting in good faith.

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What are the 7 army values?

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Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity, Personal Courage

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What are the 3 leadership styles?

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Directing, Delegating, and Participating

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What does the leader in the directing leadership style do?

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The leader tells others what to do and how to do it.

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What does the leader do in the delegating leadership style?

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The leader gives some decision-making authority to others.

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What does the leader do in the participating leadership style?

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The leader consults with others before making decisions.

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What is the definition of Narcotics?

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A group of drugs used to treat pain (Ex. Opium, Heroin, Codeine)

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What is the definition of Solvent?

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A liquid used to dissolve other substances.

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What is the definition of Alcoholism?

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A progressive, chronic disease involving a physical and mental need for alcohol. (Most abused drug)

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What is the definition of Time Management?

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Keeping control of your time in a way that best enables you to achieve your goals according to your priorities.

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What is the definition of ROTC?

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Reserve Officers’ Training Corps

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What is the definition of Networking?

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Meeting people and making contacts; the exchange of information or services among individuals, groups, or institutions.

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What is the definition of Personal Finance?

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A blueprint for handling all aspects of your money, such as spending, saving, investing, and establishing credit.

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What is the definition of Depressant?

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A type of drug that slows activity of the nervous system, making you less alert and attentive.

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What is the definition of Teamwork?

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Coordinated effort among members of the same group.

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What is the definition of Command Channels?

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The communication route for commanders to transmit orders to all subordinate units.

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What is the definition of Group Dynamics?

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The attitudes and behaviors of people in a group situation.

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What is the definition of Esprit De Corps?

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the common spirit or feeling of pride found in members of a group and inspiring enthusiasm, devotion, and strong regard for the honor of the group.

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What is the definition of JROTC?

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Junior Reserves Officers’ Training Corps

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What is the definition of subordinate?

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A cadet of lower rank or grade with less responsibility than you.

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What are the five events of the cadet challenge?

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V-sit and reach, pushups, Curlups, 1 mile run, and shuttle run

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What are the main steps of first aid?

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Assess, Plan, Implement, Evaluate

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What is an Isotopic muscle contraction?

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occurs when the force or tension in the muscles remain constant while the length of the muscle changes.

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What is the definition of Aerobic Exercise?

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Moderate to vigorous activity that requires large amounts of oxygen; Improves the cardio-respiratory system

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What is the definition of Anaerobic Exercise?

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Intense physical activity that requires little oxygen but uses short bursts of energy.

30
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What is the definition of CPR?

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Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, emergency lifesaving procedure preformed when the heart stops beating.

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What is the definition of Roughage?

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Fibrous indigestible material in vegetable foodstuffs which aid in the passage of food and waste products throughout the gut. (Also known as Fiber)

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What is the definition of Carbohydrates?

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The sugars and spices that provide your body with most of its energy.

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What is the definition of Protein?

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A nutrient in your body used to build, repair, and maintain tissues and cells.

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What is the definition of Calories?

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A measure of how much energy is in your body.

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What is the definition of Metabolism?

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The chemical process by which the body produces energy and maintains vital functions.

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What is the definition of Isotopic Exercise?

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Building muscle using resistance with joint movement.

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What is the definition of Minerals?

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Elements found in the environment that help regulate the body processes.

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What is the definition of Water?

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Makes up 60-70% of the body.

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What is the definition of Head Injury?

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Pupils of different sizes, slurred speech, staggered when walking, and convulsions.

40
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What manual covers drill and ceremony?

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TC 3-21.5

41
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What manual covers JROTC uniform regulation?

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CCR 145-2

42
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What are the two parts of a command?

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Preparatory command and command of execution

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What is a command voice?

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A properly given command that is said in a tone understood by everyone.

44
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At what position must commands be given?

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The position of attention

45
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What is Cover?

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All the cadets should dress directly behind each other.

46
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What is At Ease?

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All cadets relax their body while remaining silent in place.

47
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What is Attention?

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All cadets come to an erect position with eyes to the front, arms to the side, and heels together.

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What is Close Intervals?

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All cadets have an elbow length between each other.

49
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What is Double Time?

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Fast marching at 180 steps per minute.

50
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What is a Flank?

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The extreme right or left of a side of a rank.

51
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What is Dress Right?

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Cadets should align themselves with the far right cadet.

52
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What is a Class A Uniform?

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A service uniform that consists of an army blue coat, trousers or slacks, a long or short sleeved shirt, a black tie or neck tab; and other authorized accessories.

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What is a Class B Uniform?

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A service uniform that is the same as the Class A uniform except the service coat is not worn; Neck tabs and ties are required when wearing a long sleeved shirt, but optional with a short sleeve shirt.

54
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What is an OCP Uniform?

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Operational Camouflage Pattern; A service uniform that consists of a jacket, trouser, and patrol cap in a universal camouflage pattern in addition to a moisture wicking tee shirt and army combat boots.

55
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What is a Grey Beret?

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Headgear that may be worn with Class A or Class B

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What is a Patrol Cap?

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The headgear specifically warn when wearing an OCP uniform.

57
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Definition of Chain Of Command

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The succession of leaders through which authority passes down the ranks.

58
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Definition of Battalion.

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A military unit made up of two or more companies or batteries and a headquarters that is commanded by a Lieutenant Colonel, is the smallest unit to have a staff, and is administratively self-sufficient

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Definition of a company.

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A subdivision of a military regiment or battalion that constitutes the lowest administrative unit; usually under the command of a captain and is made up of at least 2 platoons.

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Definition of a Platoon.

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A subdivision of a company-sized military unit generally consisting of 2 or more squads or sections.

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Definition of a Squad.

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The smallest unit in the army organization composed of a varying number of personnel, depending on the type of element, and led by a noncommissioned officer.

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What is the S1 and what do they do?

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Personnel; Assists the instructors to keep track of cadets, awards, and other cadet related ordeals.

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What is the S2 and what do they do?

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Security; Tracks JROTC inventory and conducts monthly checks on items in the battalion.

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What is the S3 (Training) and what do they do?

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Training; Assists the battalion commander in the preparation, conduct, and supervision of all cadet battalion training activities.

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What is the S3 (Operations) and what do they do?

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Operations; Assists the battalion commander in the preparation, conduct, and supervision of all cadet activities including field trips.

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What is the S4 and what do they do?

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Logistics; Helps instructors issue cadet essential items from the storerooms; uniforms.

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What is the S5 and what do they do?

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Communications; Answers media questions and is the public face of the battalion, through the weekly newsletter

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