TAB C: C/SGT Question bank.



TAB A: Private/E-2 and Private First Class/E-3 Question Bank.Cadets will be asked to respond to their Basic Cadet Knowledge (“22 Questions”) and recite the Cadet Creed.TAB B: Corporal/ E-4 Question BankCadets will perform Drill and Ceremony stationary movements and conduct marching movements for a squad element. Truly outstanding LET I cadets may earn an accelerated promotion to Corporal/E-4 by successfully taking the Sergeant/E5 test after becoming a Private/E2.Cadets will be asked a minimum of 15 questions and a maximum of 40. This will be dictated by the Battalion Command Sergeant Major and or Battalion Commander.What is the mission of JROTC?To motivate young people to be better citizens You are allowed to be in uniform with hair colors that are not natural.False Are Male’s allowed to wear earrings in uniform.False Are Female’s allowed to wear earrings in uniform.True You are allowed to wear a watch or nameplate around your wrist. True Name three things prohibited in class B uniform.TattoosNail Polish Skin BrandsBeardEarrings Cosmetics Hair Touching Collar Name three things prohibited in class B uniform for Females. Tattoos Non- natural hairNails no longer then ? inchUnnatural makeup Hair Touching Collar What type of earrings are females allowed to wear in uniform?Post or Stud earrings no larger than ? inch in lower lobe portion of ear. What is the limit of a Cadet’s fingernails? No longer than ? inchNo designs No two- toneWho is the S.A.I.? LTC Alan MaitlandWhat does S.A.I. stand for? Senior Army InstructorRecite The Cadet Creed “I am an Army Junior ROTC Cadet…”One of the goals for Cadets is to graduate from High School?True One of the goals in JROTC for Cadets is to graduate from high school. True What are the 3 main structures that make up the pyramid of authority? Chain of CommandSpan of controlUnity of commandWhat is the pyramid of authority? Set levels of individual and group responsibilityWhat is the significance of rank? To designate a relative position or degree of value in a graded groupWho is the Commander-in-Chief? The Honorable President Barack H. ObamaRecite the Pledge of Allegiance.“I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands: one Nation under God, indivisible, with Liberty and Justice for all.”At least how many platoons must be present to considered to be a company? Two How many squads are in a platoon? A minimum of twoHow many stars are on the American Flag? 50 starsHow many stripes does the American Flag possess? 13 stripes (7 red, 6 white)Describe the Pleasanton Unit Crest and what each of the symbols represent? The crest TO BE DESIGNED. Who is your Army Instructor? 1SG Arturo ArceWhat are the two main divisions of Individual awards? Institutional and National awardsWhat are the categories of Individual awards? Academic, Athletic, Military, MiscellaneousDefine the term L.E.T. Leadership Education TrainingDefine the term J.R.O.T.C. Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps.Name and describe the Enlisted Ranks in order. “E-1, slicksleeve…E-2, Private, one chevron…”Name and describe the Officer Ranks in order. “O-1, 2nd Lieutenant, one disc…O-2, 1st Lieut., two discs…”What is the difference between Parade REST and Stand-At EASE.Parade REST is the command to move the LEFT foot 10-inches from the right foot and the head should be snapped straight, while Stand-At EASE is similar but keeping the head and eyes focused on the commander until he/she is no longer in sight, at which point the head is snapped forward. Execute Right FACE, Left FACE, and About FACE. Execute half left FACE and half right FACE. Name, explain, and demonstrate the hand salutes in the following situations:Headgear with a visor Arms parallel to the ground, Fingers extended and joined Doesn’t show either side of their handTip of the forefingers touching the visor rimNo Headgear/ Glasses Arms parallel to the ground, Fingers extended and joinedDoesn’t show either side of their handTip of forefinger is touching the edge of the glassesNo Visor/No Glasses Arms parallel to the ground, Fingers extended and joinedDoesn’t show either side of their handTip of forefinger is touching slightly to the right of the right eyebrow Where does the commander always face when giving commands at a halt? the troops/formation Where does the commander ALWAYS move his head when giving commands while marching? Towards the formation What are two prescribed formations a squad could fall in? Line (or rank) and column (or file) Define the term “inflection” and give an example. the rise and fall in the pitch of a voice; atennnn…..TION! Define the term “equality”. Listening and being fair to others How many counts are in the hand salute movement? One What insignia does an enlisted Cadet wear on the garrison cap? the JROTC Insignia What is the command for revoking a preparatory command? “As you were.” What is the color of the HUD insignia and where is it worn? Yellow; right side 1/4 of an inch above the name tag, 1/8 of an inch under the school crest Define the term “favoritism.” The showing of special favors Male Cadets are allowed to have facial hair if it is well groomed and in good taste. False How many commands do most drill commands have? Two parts: The preparatory command and the command of execution What is the size of the post flag? 10 by 19 feet What is the terminal rank of a JROTC Company Commander? Cadet Captain Define the term “respect.” Recognizing the inherent dignity and worth of all people; treating others the way you wish to be treated Recite the winning colors.Brown, Blue, Green, Red What do the stripes on the United States flag represent? The 13 original colonies Define the term “personal courage.” Physical courage is overcoming fears of bodily harm while performing your duty. Moral courage is overcoming fears of other than bodily harm while doing what is right, even if unpopular. What does the acronym L.D.R.S.H.I.P stand for? They are the Seven Army ValuesL – LoyaltyD – DutyR – RespectS - Selfless ServiceH – HonestyI - IntegrityP – Personal Courage Name how many flags there are and what they are called. There are 3; Garrison, Post, and Storm How are ribbons worn on females in uniform? Centered on the left side with the bottom row parallel to the bottom edge of the nameplate. What does CPS stand for? Classroom Performance System What is the Double Bubble Map used for? Compare and Contrast What is the Tree Map used for? Classifying and Categorizing What is the Circle Map used for? Brainstorming What is the purpose of thinking maps? To aid in the thinking process by providing a visual aid What is the S-2? Safety Security Officer, and Automation Officer What is the S-3? Operations Officer What is the S-1? Adjutant Officer What is the S-5? Public Affairs Officer What is the S-4? Logistics Officer What is the S-6? Recruiting and Webmaster OfficerTAB C: C/SGT Question bank.Cadets will perform Drill and Ceremony by conducting designated marching movements for a squad element.Cadets must know all Sergeant/E-5 Cadet knowledge plus all E-1 through E-4. The Sergeant (E-5) promotion test will be CPS generated and will include questions from the following JROTC curriculum: Moving Up In Army JROTC- Rank and StructureKnow the ‘Target’ Rank corresponding to all JROTC positions.Although not complete, the following points may be questions:A subdivision of a military regiment or battalion that constitutes the lowest administrative unit. It is usually under the command of a captain and is made up of at least two platoons is a company. Subdivisions of a company-size unit normally consisting of two or more squads or sections; the leader is usually a second lieutenant is a platoon. A 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 staff, and is administratively self-sufficient is a battalion. The smallest units in the Army organization composed of a varying number of personal, depending on the type of element, and led by a noncommissioned officer is squad. A person lower in rank or grade is subordinate. The order of persons next in line for an office or rank that is held by another is succession. A group of people approximating one-half of a squad and normally led by a junior noncommissioned officer is a team.Your Personal Appearance and UniformKnow your “22” Questions. , and select the correct answer.Although not complete, the following points may be questions: What are the rules for placement of awards, insignias, and decorations? What course of action should you take to teach the Cadet how to properly conduct a pre-inspection? A black belt with a brass buckle must be worn with a Class A uniform even though the belt does not show. How is the garrison cap positioned on the head? How much jewelry is a female Cadet allowed to wear? Who is responsible for inspecting the uniform prior to a formal inspection? What is the standard for a male Cadet's hair style? What is the standard for a female Cadet's hair style? Name three factors that affect personal appearance. When wearing shoulder cords, where is the ferrule positioned? What is the purpose of wearing white t-shirts beneath Class A and B uniform shirts? Name three elements of good grooming. When wearing individual awards, it is NOT appropriate to wear the ribbon and the medal for the same award at the same time.The Stars and StripesKnow the history of the United States Flag. Know how the United States Flag is properly displayed. Know how to show proper respect for the United States Flag-both indoors and outdoors and in uniform and out of uniform. Know the three most common types and sizes of United States Flags and when it is appropriate to display it. Know what the stripes and colors on the U.S. flag represent. The original Pledge of Allegiance was written in 1892. Congress officially recognized the pledge in 1942. Know the proper way to raise and lower a U.S. flag to include the protocol for raising a flag to half mast in tribute to a deceased person. A U.S. flag may NOT be buried with a casket. When the Colors are past a unit in formation, what command does a commander give to end a hand salute, and when is the command given? Squad Drill Know Chapter 6, TC 3-21.5, Squad Drill—a copy of this Chapter was provided to all squad leaders. Know the meaning of basic drill terms and commands such as "line", "flank", "column", “rank”, "double interval", "file", "close interval", "formation", "pivot", "Normal interval, march", "Dress right, dress", "Column right (left), march", "Fall in", "Column half right (left), march", "Fall out", "Count off", "Rear, march", “Dismissed", "Incline, around left (right)", and "Right (left) flank, march", TAB D: C/SSG Question Bank.Cadets will perform Drill and Ceremony by conducting designated marching movements for a squad and platoon element.Cadets must know all E-1 through E-5 Cadet knowledge The Sergeant (E-5) promotion test will be CPS generated and will include questions from the following JROTC curriculum: Moving Up In Army JROTC- Rank and StructureKnow the ‘Target’ Rank corresponding to all JROTC positions.Although not complete, the following points may be questions:A subdivision of a military regiment or battalion that constitutes the lowest administrative unit. It is usually under the command of a captain and is made up of at least two platoons is a company. Subdivisions of a company-size unit normally consisting of two or more squads or sections; the leader is usually a second lieutenant is a platoon. A 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 staff, and is administratively self-sufficient is a battalion. The smallest units in the Army organization composed of a varying number of personal, depending on the type of element, and led by a noncommissioned officer is squad. A person lower in rank or grade is subordinate. The order of persons next in line for an office or rank that is held by another is succession. A group of people approximating one-half of a squad and normally led by a junior noncommissioned officer is a team.Your Personal Appearance and UniformKnow your “22” Questions. , and select the correct answer.Although not complete, the following points may be questions: What are the rules for placement of awards, insignias, and decorations? What course of action should you take to teach the Cadet how to properly conduct a pre-inspection? A black belt with a brass buckle must be worn with a Class A uniform even though the belt does not show. How is the garrison cap positioned on the head? How much jewelry is a female Cadet allowed to wear? Who is responsible for inspecting the uniform prior to a formal inspection? What is the standard for a male Cadet's hair style? What is the standard for a female Cadet's hair style? Name three factors that affect personal appearance. When wearing shoulder cords, where is the ferrule positioned? What is the purpose of wearing white t-shirts beneath Class A and B uniform shirts? Name three elements of good grooming. When wearing individual awards, it is NOT appropriate to wear the ribbon and the medal for the same award at the same time.The Stars and StripesKnow the history of the United States Flag.Know how the United States Flag is properly displayed. Know how to show proper respect for the United States Flag-both indoors and outdoors and in uniform and out of uniform. Know the three most common types and sizes of United States Flags and when it is appropriate to display it. Know what the stripes and colors on the U.S. flag represent. The original Pledge of Allegiance was written in 1892. Congress officially recognized the pledge in 1942. Know the proper way to raise and lower a U.S. flag to include the protocol for raising a flag to half mast in tribute to a deceased person. A U.S. flag may NOT be buried with a casket. When the Colors are past a unit in formation, what command does a commander give to end a hand salute, and when is the command given? Squad Drill Know Chapter 6, TC 3-21.5, Squad Drill—a copy of this Chapter was provided to all squad leaders. Know the meaning of basic drill terms and commands such as "line", "flank", "column", “rank”, "double interval", "file", "close interval", "formation", "pivot", "Normal interval, march", "Dress right, dress", "Column right (left), march", "Fall in", "Column half right (left), march", "Fall out", "Count off", "Rear, march", “Dismissed", "Incline, around left (right)", and "Right (left) flank, march.”Platoon DrillKnow Chapter 6 and 7, TC 3-21.5, Squad and Platoon Drill. Know the meaning of basic drill terms and commands.Know positioning as it relates to platoon and company formations. Know the four basic movements in marching the platoon.TAB E: Sergeant First Class (E-7) & Master Sergeant/First Sergeant (E-8) Question Bank.Cadets must know all E-7 questions plus all E-1 through E-6.Cadets will perform Drill and Ceremony by conducting designated marching movements for a platoon element for Sergeant First Class (SFC) and a company element for MSG and First Sergeants.Cadets must know all E-1 through E-6 Cadet knowledge The Sergeant First Class (E-7)/ Master Sergeant/First Sergeant promotion test will be CPS generated and will include questions from the following JROTC curriculum: Moving Up In Army JROTC- Rank and StructureKnow the ‘Target’ Rank corresponding to all JROTC positions.Although not complete, the following points may be questions:A subdivision of a military regiment or battalion that constitutes the lowest administrative unit. It is usually under the command of a captain and is made up of at least two platoons is a company.Subdivisions of a company-size unit normally consisting of two or more squads or sections; the leader is usually a second lieutenant is a platoon. A 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 staff, and is administratively self-sufficient is a battalion. The smallest units in the Army organization composed of a varying number of personal, depending on the type of element, and led by a noncommissioned officer is squad. A person lower in rank or grade is subordinate. The order of persons next in line for an office or rank that is held by another is succession. A group of people approximating one-half of a squad and normally led by a junior noncommissioned officer is a team.Your Personal Appearance and UniformKnow your “22” Questions. , and select the correct answer.Although not complete, the following points may be questions: What are the rules for placement of awards, insignias, and decorations? What course of action should you take to teach the Cadet how to properly conduct a pre-inspection? A black belt with a brass buckle must be worn with a Class A uniform even though the belt does not show. How is the garrison cap positioned on the head? How much jewelry is a female Cadet allowed to wear? Who is responsible for inspecting the uniform prior to a formal inspection? What is the standard for a male Cadet's hair style? What is the standard for a female Cadet's hair style? Name three factors that affect personal appearance. When wearing shoulder cords, where is the ferrule positioned? What is the purpose of wearing white t-shirts beneath Class A and B uniform shirts? Name three elements of good grooming. When wearing individual awards, it is NOT appropriate to wear the ribbon and the medal for the same award at the same time.The Stars and StripesKnow the history of the United States Flag.Know how the United States Flag is properly displayed. Know how to show proper respect for the United States Flag-both indoors and outdoors and in uniform and out of uniform. Know the three most common types and sizes of United States Flags and when it is appropriate to display it. Know what the stripes and colors on the U.S. flag represent. The original Pledge of Allegiance was written in 1892. Congress officially recognized the pledge in 1942. Know the proper way to raise and lower a U.S. flag to include the protocol for raising a flag to half mast in tribute to a deceased person. A U.S. flag may NOT be buried with a casket. When the Colors are past a unit in formation, what command does a commander give to end a hand salute, and when is the command given? Squad Drill Know Chapter 6, TC 3-21.5, Squad Drill—a copy of this Chapter was provided to all squad leaders. Know the meaning of basic drill terms and commands such as "line", "flank", "column", “rank”, "double interval", "file", "close interval", "formation", "pivot", "Normal interval, march", "Dress right, dress", "Column right (left), march", "Fall in", "Column half right (left), march", "Fall out", "Count off", "Rear, march", “Dismissed", "Incline, around left (right)", and "Right (left) flank, march.”Platoon DrillKnow Chapters 6 and 7, TC 3-21.5, Squad and Platoon Drill. Know the meaning of basic drill terms and commands.Know positioning as it relates to platoon and company formations. Know the four basic movements in marching the pany DrillKnow Chapter s 6, 7, and 8 TC 3-21.5, Squad, Platoon, and Company Drill. Know the meaning of basic drill terms and commands.Know positioning as it relates to platoon and company formations. Know the four basic movements in marching the platoon.TAB G: C/Officer Question Bank.These questions will be created by the Battalion Commander every year. He or She may refer to previous questions located in the Continuity Book, however they are encouraged to create their own. The questions will be approved by the SAI. The Battalion Commander should utilize the LET III book and the Leadership Application and Theory book for inspiration in writing their questions. The Officer promotion board questions will be similar in nature to the Officer of the Year questions. They will be situational and designed to allow the Board a good understanding of how the leader responds to certain situations, why and how they came to their decisions, and of the values, priorities, and methods of the leader. FORM A: Company Recommendation ListPROMOTIONS For the testing period ___________ (See Timeline - Annex K) the following cadets are recommended for promotion to the designated rank by the undersigned.#Last Name, FirstLET LevelCurrent Rank (abbr.)Rank to be Tested1234567TESTIMONYThese cadets should be promoted for the following reasons: 1.2.3.4.5…etc.PROMOTION DENIALSIf any cadets in your span of control are being denied promotion at this time, list their names and indicate why. #Last Name, FirstLET LevelCurrent Rank12345671.2.3.4.5…etc.I, C/RNK ____NAME______, have reviewed this list and submit these names to the Cadet Battalion Commander to be reviewed and entered as an Official Record by the Battalion S-1. __________________________ __________________________SignatureToday’s DateFORM B: Battalion Recommendation ListFor the testing period ending 00 Month Year the following Cadets are submitted for approval by the Battalion Commander to the Senior Army Instructor and Army Instructor to take their designated promotion test.If a Cadet is refused the chance to advance, his or her name will be crossed out and signing indicates approval for the remaining cadets. Co.Last, First; CURRENTTARGETCo.Co.Co.________________________________ ___________________________C/LTC First M LastDateBattalion Commander - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - FINAL APPROVAL- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ___________________________________________________________Arturo G. ArceDate1SG, USA (Retired)Army Instructor___________________________________________________________Alan W. MaitlandDateLTC, USA (Retired)Senior Army Instructor TAB C: Drill Sequence General Instructions Drill will be performed in accordance with TC 3-21.5.Squad leaders and platoon sergeants will drill their assigned element. The Supply Sergeant will be assigned an element to drill by the SAI or AI. Additional cadets may be added to any formation at the discretion of the SAI or AI.Squad leaders and platoon sergeants will be evaluated on how well they march their assigned element. (see Form C: Drill and Ceremonies Evaluation Worksheet)Drill Sequence: The following drill sequence will be used for the drill phase evaluation by both squad leaders and platoon sergeants:FORM D: Drill and Ceremonies Evaluation WorksheetGeneral: A total of 50 points is the maximum possible for this requirement. A cadet leader must score a minimum of 43 points to receive a “Go” score on the Drill & Ceremonies Phase of the Promotion Board.Evaluation Worksheet:CADET LEADER CONTROL (Maximum 10 points)SCORECommand Voice (2 points)Proper Commands (2 points)Cadence/Timing (2 points)Position/Military Bearing (2 points)Followed Prescribed Sequence (2 points)UNIT DRESS/ALIGNMENT (Maximum 10 points)Stationary (5 Points)Marching (5 Points)UNIT DRESS/EXECUTION/RESPONSE (Maximum 20 points)Synchronized Unit Response (5 Points)Correct Facing Movements (5 Points)Correct Marching Movements (5 Points)Proper Marching Step/Cadence (5 Points)OVERALL PERFORMANCE (Maximum 10 points)Military Bearing (5 points)All Required Movements Performed ( 5 Points)TOTAL SCORE ................
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