ROTC FINAL

Question 1

Located in the lower left margin.
the legend illustrates and identifies the topographic symbols used to depict some of the more prominent features on the map.

Answer 1

Legend

Question 2

Upper right margin
Lower left margin
Next to margin sheet numbers

Answer 2

Series number

Question 3

A map can be compared to any piece of equipment because it is placed into operation the user must read the instruction it is important that you as a future leader know how to read these instructions

Answer 3

Marginal information

Question 4

Indicate the angular relationships of

• true north
• grid north
• magnetic north

Answer 4

Declination diagram

Question 5

Upper right margin
Lower left margin
Center blx of the adjoining sheets diagrams. It is used as a reference nunber to link specific maps to overlays operations order and palns

Answer 5

Sheet number

Question 6

Located in the center lower margin
Are rules used to convert map distance to ground distance. Maps have three or more bar scalrs each in a different unot of measure

Answer 6

Bar scale

Question 7

Colors of military maps

Answer 7

Black
Red brown
Blue
Green
Brown
Red

Question 8

Indicate cultural(man-made) features such as buildings and roads surveyed spot elevations and all labels.

Answer 8

Black

Question 9

The colors red and brown are combined to identify cultural fearures all relief features non-surveyed spot elevations and elevation such as contour lines on red light readable maps.

Answer 9

Red brown

Question 10

Identifies hydrography or water features such as lakes,swamps,rivers,and drainage

Answer 10

Blue

Question 11

Identifies vegetation with military significance such as woods orchards and vi eyards

Answer 11

Green

Question 12

Classifies cultural features such as populated areas main roads and boundaries on older maps

Answer 12

Red

Question 13

Top center margin

Lower left margin

Answer 13

Sheet name

Question 14

Located in center lower margin
Nkrmally below bar scales
The contour interval note states the vertical distance between adjacent contour lines of the map

Answer 14

Contour interval note

Question 15

Center lower margin

The box contains instructions for composing a grid reference

Answer 15

Grid reference box

Question 16

Maps at all standard scales contain a diagram that illustrates the adjoining sheets

Answer 16

Adjoining sheets diagram

Question 17

Lower right margin

It is a miniature characterization of the terrain shown

Answer 17

Elevation guide

Question 18

5 major terrain

Answer 18

Hill
Valley
Ridge
Saddle
Depression

Question 19

3 minor terrain features

Answer 19

Draw
Spur
Cliff

Question 20

2 supplementary terrain features

Answer 20

Cut

Fill

Question 21

Represent by contour lines forming concentric circles.

It look like one of the knuckles of the fist

Answer 21

Hill

Question 22

Usually have manuever room and contain a stream or river.

Depicted as countor lines forming a u

Answer 22

Valley

Question 23

Depicted by closed contour lines that have tick marls pointing towards low ground

Answer 23

Depression

Question 24

Can be either lower ground between two hills or a break in a level crest.
Depicted as an hourglass

Answer 24

Saddle

Question 25

Often formed by parallel streams cutting draws down a ridge.

Answer 25

Spurs

Question 26

Are depicted as contour lines shaped like a V with the point of the V toward the head of the draw

Answer 26

Draw

Question 27

Depicted by countor lines drawn closed together or by ticked or carrying contour lines.

Answer 27

Cliff

Question 28

Man made feature resulting from cutting through raised ground

Answer 28

Cut

Question 29

Man made feature resulting from filling a low area

Answer 29

Fill

Question 30

To check tjat you have your map orienyed correctly place your compass along the north/sputh grip lines with the top of the compass pointing towards the top of the map

Then rotate the map and conoass together

Adjust for declination according to the margin of the map

Answer 30

Orient a map to the ground by terrain association

Question 31

The military map has vertical lines (top to bottom) and horizontal lines (left to right)

These lines form small squares 1000 meters on each side called grid squares

Answer 31

Determine the grid coordinates of a point on a military map

Question 32

Precision of grid coordinates

Answer 32

Four digits(1000 meter)
Six digits (100 meter)
Eight digits(10 meter)
10 digits (1 meter)

Question 33

Is the vertical distance between two countor lines

Answer 33

Contour intervals

Question 34

Two methods lf holding the lensaric compass and sighting

Answer 34

Compass-to-check

Center-hold method

Question 35

Back azimuth

Answer 35

Number less than 180( +180)

Number greater than 180(-180)

Question 36

Converting azimuth

Answer 36

200° magnetic +21=221°grid

45°grid -21°= 24°magnetic

Question 37

A bar scale is a ruker printed on the map and is used to convery distances on the map to actual ground distance

Answer 37

Measuring distance

Question 38

PA

Answer 38

Philippine army

Question 39

ARESCOM

Answer 39

Army reserve command

Question 40

RCDG

Answer 40

Regional community defense group

Question 41

CDC

Answer 41

Community defense center

Question 42

RRIBn

Answer 42

Ready reserve infantry battalion

Question 43

CDL

Answer 43

Colonel

Question 44

MAJ

Answer 44

Major

Question 45

CPT

Answer 45

Captain

Question 46

LT

Answer 46

Lieutenant

Question 47

CMS

Answer 47

Chief master sergeant

Question 48

CMS

Answer 48

Chief master sergeant

Question 49

MSg

Answer 49

Master sergeant

Question 50

SSg

Answer 50

Staff sergeant

Question 51

Cpl

Answer 51

Corporal

Question 52

PFC

Answer 52

Private first class

Question 53

Pvt

Answer 53

Private