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CAP History
100

A solemn promise

What is an Oath?

100

it is a sign of mutual respect

What is a salute?

100

what is the drill movement that requires you to turn 90 degrees to the right?

What is right face?

100

This is the force that pulls objects toward the Earth and must overcome to fly an airplane

What is gravity?

100

This year marks the official founding of the Civil Air Patrol

What is 1941?

200

The leadership skill where a team works together to come up with ideas to solve a problem

What is brainstorming

200

when a officer enters a room for the first time, this command is usually called by the first person who notices he/she

What is 'Room, attention'!

200

This command must be called as the right foot strikes the ground, causing the flight to pivot 180 degrees to the right on the front part of both feet and step off again with your left foot.

What is "To the rear, MARCH!"?

200

This principle explains as the speed of fluid increases, the pressure within the fluid decreases, which helps the airplane to gain lift

What is the bernoulli principle?

200

During WWII, CAP's first mission was to help the USA by doing this over the coastlines 

What is costal patrol?

300

A early leadership theory suggests that leaders are born with natural traits that make them great instead of developing through training or experience 

What is the Great Man Theory?

300

When outdoors in uniform, a cadet should salute these group of people or symbols?

Who are officers and the united states flag
300

When the command "Eyes, right!" is called, this element would keep their eyes forward and straight

What is the first element?

300

This lightweight, strong material is commonly used in aircraft construction because it resists corrosion and keeps planes light

What is aluminum

300

This act of Congress in 1946 officially made Civil Air Patrol the official auxiliary of the U.S. Air Force?

What is the Civil Air Patrol Act?

400

The idea that by working in a team, they can achieve more than each individual could on their own

What is synergy?

400

When reporting to an officer indoors, a cadet should salute only at this specific moment

What is when entering and leaving the officers presence 

400

During “Column Left” or “Column Right”, this element performs a half left or half right face, then this element would take three steps forward, then performs another left or right face to stay aligned with the formation.

What is the fourth element during a column left or right?

400

This man created wings out of wax and escaped from a prison but flew too close to the sun and the wax melted according to the legend.

Who is Icarus?

400

Knights would raise the visor of their helmet and lift their hand to show their superiors they were unarmed and respectful, over the years, this gesture was adopted as this military practice.

What is a salute?

500

According to this principle or theory, an organization will recognize someone for doing one thing well, and then promote that person to a job beyond their ability

What is the Peter principle?
500

During a formal inspection, a cadet should salute only at this specific moment, (not the entire time the inspecting officer is in front of them)

When is when the inspecting officer approaches or departs 

500

When this command is given, the first element positions itself along a boundary or wall and the rest of the formation adjusts to maintain proper alignment while marching

What is "incline to the right/left"

500

This pilot became the first ever person to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean in 1927, inspiring many people as the years went by.

Who is Charles Lindbergh?

500

During World War II, CAP pilots flew these types of aircraft, which were owned by themselves, to patrol the U.S. coastline and look for enemy submarines.

What are civilian planes?