Army ROTC Basics
What does ROTC stand for?
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Who helps people when they get hurt?
Medic
What is it called when everyone works together?
Teamwork
What do soldiers and cadets do to stay strong?
Exercise or physical training
What does STEM stand for?
Science, Technology, Engineering, Math
Who can join ROTC — kids, college students, or pets?
College students
Who fixes trucks, tanks, or helicopters?
Mechanic
What makes someone a good leader?
Listening, helping others, setting a good example (any of these are correct)
What is “drill practice” for?
To learn discipline and follow directions together
How do ROTC cadets use science when they plan a hike or mission?
They study maps, weather, and direction to plan a safe route.
What do ROTC cadets learn besides fitness?
Leadership, discipline, teamwork (any of these work)
Who builds bridges and buildings for the Army?
Engineer
What should a leader do if their team is confused?
Give clear directions or help teammates
What do you call the outfit soldiers wear?
Uniform
How do soldiers use science to solve problems outdoors?
They study weather, land, and materials to stay safe and complete their missions.
True or False: ROTC cadets are in college.
True
Who flies airplanes or helicopters?
Pilot
Give one example of teamwork you’ve seen at school.
Examples like class projects, sports teams, group work
True or False: Cadets train to work alone.
False — they train to work as a team
How does engineering help the Army?
Helps design safer vehicles, bridges, and tools
What does the word “cadet” mean?
A student training to become a leader or officer
Who plans missions and leads other soldiers?
Officer or Commander
Why is teamwork important in the Army and ROTC?
Because soldiers and cadets depend on each other to succeed
Why is discipline important in Army training?
It helps everyone stay focused, safe, and respectful
What kind of technology do soldiers use today?
Computers, radios, drones, GPS