C/A1C Promotion Test Study Guide

C/A1C Promotion Test Study Guide 1. What is Ronald W. Reagan High School’s unit identifier? A. NC-20052 B. NC-20051 C. NC-953 D. NC-972 2. What does AFJROTC stand for? A. Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps B. Air Force Junior Recruiting Office Training Corps C. Air Force Junior Recruiting Officer Training Course D. Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Course 3. The maximum grade for the Vice Commander in a cadet wing is _____A_____. A. Cadet Lt. Col B. Cadet Capt. C. Cadet Maj. D. Cadet Col 4. The maximum grade for the Guidon Bearer in a cadet group is _____A_____. A. Cadet TSgt B. Cadet SMSgt C. Cadet SSgt D. Cadet MSgt 5. The maximum grade for the Squadron Commander in a cadet group is _____C_____. A. Cadet Col B. Cadet Maj. C. Cadet Lt. Col D. Cadet Capt. 6. The maximum grade for the Command Chief Master Sgt. in a cadet group is _____A_____. A. Cadet CMSgt B. Cadet SSgt C. Cadet MSgt D. Cadet SMSgt 7. Graduating seniors may retain the highest rank to which they have been promoted. A. True B. False 8. The retention of permanent grades in any cadet corps is dependent upon satisfactory performance and behavior as determined by the SASI A. True B. False 9. AFJROTC units should maintain an organizational cart showing all designated cadet corps positions and post it where cadets can see and become familiar with it A. True B. False 10. Additional positions may not be added to the organizational structure once it is established unless it is at the discretion of the SASI. A. True B. False 11. Once a cadet has held officer status for two or more grading periods, that cadet must give up officer status for the remainder of time spent in the program. A. True B. False 12. The SASI selects the corps commander, subordinate commanders, and staff members required by the organizational structure. A. True B. False 13. The SASI may authorize one grade higher to flight commanders as a motivational device to promote highly qualified cadets; the maximum grade authorization is cadet major. A. True B. False 14. The grade insignia for a Cadet Staff Sergeant is _____D_____. A. A pointed chevron of two stripes, with a torch in the middle B. A chevron of three inverted stripes C. A chevron of one double-wide inverted stripe D. A pointed chevron of four stripes, with a torch in the middle 15. The grade insignia for a Brigadier General is a _____A_____. A. Silver star B. Silver eagle C. Gold leaf D. Silver bar 16. A Cadet Airman's grade insignia is a _____C_____. A. Silver star B. Chevron of one inverted stripe C. Pointed chevron of one stripe, with a torch in the middle D. Chevron of one double-wide inverted stripe 17. The grade insignia for a Major General is _____B_____. A. A silver star B. Two silver stars in a line C. Three silver stars in a line D. Four silver stars in a line 18. An Airman First Class (A1C) grade insignia is a chevron of _____A_____. A. Two silver stripes with a silver star in the middle B. Five silver stripes with three stripes in inverted position above a silver star C. Five silver stripes D. Two silver stripes 19. An Airman's grade insignia is a chevron of _____B_____. A. Four silver stripes with a silver star in the middle B. One silver stripe with a silver star in the middle C. Three silver stripes D. One silver stripe 20. The grade insignia for a Chief Master Sergeant is a chevron of _____D_____. A. Five stripes B. Four stripes with one stripe in inverted position above the star C. Six stripes D. Five stripes with three stripes in inverted position above the star 21. The grade insignia for a Senior Airman is a chevron of _____D_____. A. Two stripes B. Five stripes C. Four stripes with a silver star in the middle D. Three stripes with a silver star in the middle 22. A Cadet First Lieutenant wears a chevron of two inverted stripes. A. True B. False 23. The insignia of a Cadet Major is a chevron of three inverted stripes. A. True B. False 24. A Cadet Lieutenant Colonel wears a chevron of two double-wide inverted stripes. A. True B. False 25. A chevron of one double-wide inverted stripe and two regular inverted stripes belongs to a Cadet Colonel. A. True B. False 26. If a cadet officer's insignia contains a double-wide stripe, the officer must be above the rank of Cadet Captain. A. True B. False 27. The arrangement of units side by side with guide and element leaders at the head is known as _____B_____. A. in line B. in column C. inverted column D. inverted line 28. The arrangement of units one behind the other with the guide and element leaders to the extreme left flank is called _____B_____. A. in line B. inverted line C. inverted column D. in column 29. The arrangement of units one behind the other with the guide and element leader to the extreme right flank is called _____A_____. A. in line B. inverted column C. inverted line D. in column 30. The arrangement of units side by side with guide and element leaders to the rear is known as an _____D_____. A. inverted line B. in line C. in column D. inverted column 31. The line on which the adjutant forms the front rank of troops for a parade or review is called the _____C_____. A. inverted line B. line of march C. final line D. ready line 32. A forming line 20 paces to the rear of the final line where troops are formed for a parade or review at an established time before Adjutant’s Call is called a (an) _____C_____. A. inverted line B. line of march C. ready line D. final line 33. For drill instruction, movement of troops, and other formations, the senior member present will assume the leadership position. A. True B. False 34. BY THE NUMBERS enables the student to learn a movement step by step and permits the instructor to make detailed corrections. A. True B. False 35. Standards such as the 24-inch step, cadence of 120 steps per minute, distance, and interval have been established to ensure movements are executed with order and precision. A. True B. False 36. The wing does drill by direct command. A. True B. False 37. Ceremonies are formal group activities conducted by the Armed Forces to honor distinguished person or recognize special events. A. True B. False 38. Adjutant is the element on which the movement is planned, regulated, or aligned. A. True B. False 39. The precision marching, promptness in responding to commands, and teamwork developed on the drill field determine the appearance and performance of the group in ceremonies. A. True B. False 40. The total space from front to rear of any formation is the depth. A. True B. False 41. On an even-numbered front, the center is the left center person or element. A. True B. False 42. A normal interval is measured from flank to flank and is considered to be 22 inches. A. True B. False 43. _____A_____ depends on the correct use of the tongue, lips, and teeth to form the separate sounds of a word and to group those sounds to force words. A. Distinctness B. Inflection C. Snap D. Projection 44. _____B_____ is the change in pitch of the voice. A. Snap B. Inflection C. Projection D. Distinctness 45. _____C_____ help develop confidence, self-reliance, assertiveness, and enthusiasm by making the individual recall, give, and execute the proper commands. A. Preparatory commands B. Supplementary commands C. Mass commands D. Informational commands 46. _____D_____ is that extra quality in a command that demands immediate response and expresses confidence and decisiveness. A. Distinctiveness B. Projection C. Inflection D. Snap 47. _____B_____ are given when one unit of the element must execute a movement different from the other units or must execute the same movement at a different time. A. Commands of execution B. Supplementary commands C. Preparatory commands D. Informational commands 48. The ability of your voice to reach whatever distance is desired without undue strain is _____D_____. A. inflection B. distinctiveness C. snap D. projection 49. The _____D_____ explains what the movement will be. A. supplementary command B. informational command C. command of execution D. preparatory command 50. The _____A_____ explains when the movement will be carried out. A. command of execution B. preparatory command C. supplementary command D. informative command 51. A drill command is an oral order. A. True B. False 52. The way a command is given affects the way the movement is executed. A. True B. False 53. A correctly delivered command is loud and distinct enough for everyone in the element to hear. A. True B. False 54. When beginning a preparatory command, the voice should be pitched high. A. True B. False 55. The commander always faces the troops when giving commands. A. True B. False 56. When giving commands, the leader is at the position of attention. A. True B. False 57. The positions of Parade Rest, At Ease, Rest, and Fall Out are executed from the halt and only from the position of Attention. A. True B. False 58. Upon hearing the command FALL OUT, cadets may break ranks and leave the immediate area. A. True B. False 59. Mark time is executed in quick time only. A. True B. False 60. Civilians should never be saluted by persons in uniform A. True B. False