CAP History
Drill and Ceremonies
Aerospace/Aviation
Leadership
Fill in the Blank
100

The CAP founding Date 

What is 1 December 1941

100

Both a military call that keeps your left, right, left in step - and in music, it’s the rhythmic “closing phrase” that bands resolve with.

What is Cadence? 

100

What is Col Brantner's favorite fighter jet? 

What is the F-18 Growler? 

100

Court-martialed for his outspoken views, this “prophet of airpower” envisioned an independent U.S. Air Force - and in Civil Air Patrol, his name marks the second cadet milestone.

Who is General Billy Mitchell? (69)

100

A _________ is an established requirement, a principle by which something can be judged.

What is a Standard? (8)

200

In November of 1941,the Proposal for CAP was approved and was under the direction of this National Commander. Fittingly, the very first CAP cadet achievement is named after this man 

Who is Maj Gen John F. Curry?  

200

“state and show” to “review and critique,” this process keeps cadets in step when learning drill and ceremonies  - a teaching method as precise as the movements it trains.

What is the Six-Step Teaching Method? 

200

Just like a DJ spinning vinyl keeps track of the beats per minute, this gauge in a Cessna tracks the engine’s revolutions per minute to keep pilots in rhythm with the prop.

What is a Tachometer? (11)

200

In a famous tale, he watched a bystander refuse to help a struggling work crew. Only after this future president stepped in to lead by example did the work get done.

Who is General George Washington? 

200

A leader's __________ is the most important standard of all.

What is Example? (8)

300

On October 1, 1942, CAP leaders issued a memorandum creating the CAP Cadet Program for boys and girls to join at what ages?

What are ages 15 to 18? 
300

Whether it’s a Broadway actor holding the spotlight, a rapper spitting bars with punch, or a conductor cueing the orchestra, these five qualities define the voice characteristics of a sharp command. 

What are loudness, projection, distinction, inflection, and snap? 

300

Nicknamed the “Queen of the Skies,” this aircraft’s freighter version can haul 100 tons over 3,500 miles — with a hinged nose that opens wide for cargo to roll straight in. 

What is the Boeing 747? 

300

To be truly prepared, a noncommissioned officer must sharpen more than just their stripes — this triad of readiness covers these three areas

What are Technical Readiness, Physical Readiness and Mental Readiness?
300

Servant Leadership is not about a personal quest for ________, ________, or ________ rewards.

What are. power, prestige or Material?  

400

During this Tragic Day in our Nation's History, CAP assisted in emergency management, you could say it was the turn of the century for America 

What is September 11, 2001

400

Symbolizing the transfer of authority, this drill movement - required for the Achievement 7 test - is often performed with a guidon to mark leadership transition.

What is the Change of Command? 

400

Long before the Wright Brothers, this Chinese ruler was said to have escaped prison nearly 4,000 years ago by “dressing like a bird” and taking to the skies.

Who is Emperor Shun? (4)

400

Whether you’re tackling a textbook or briefing your squadron, this Acronym SQ3R stands for?

What is survey, question, read, recall, and review 

400

To be effective, _________ needs to be positive, constructive (Serving a meaningful purpose), and specific (with some concrete examples). 

What is Feedback?

500

CAP assisted the Federal Emergency Management Agency during these three Hurricanes, one sharing its name with a famous British rock band. 

What are Hurricanes, Hugo, Andrew and Floyd? 

500

In an extended mass formation, the squadron commander keeps just enough distance to see the whole picture — not 4, not 10, but this many paces away.

What is 6 Paces? 

500

Whether it’s a beachgoer chasing the perfect tan or Earth catching the Sun’s rays, this geometric term describes the angle at which sunlight strikes the horizon — a key factor in insolation.

What is the Angle of Incidence? (405) 

500

Built like a pyramid, this framework stacks values and ethics at its base, then climbs through skills, knowledge, and command — all the way to the strategic decision-maker at the top.

What is the Anatomy of a Strategic Leader? 

500

James MacGregor Burns once quoted; "Bad ____ implies no ________. I contend that there is nothing neutral about ________; it is valued as a moral necessity." 

What is leadership? (67)

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