Lesson 2
Define Uniform
What is a distinctive mode of dress?
Commonly refered to as the 24 hour clock.
What is Military time?
Define attitude
What is a state of mind?
Define Norms
What is patterns of behavior (considered acceptable or proper by a social group ?)
Define Etiquette
What is a code of behavior or courtesy( based on rules of a polite society)?
Define Bulk
What is the distance that the hair projects from the scalp (when groomed)?
RHIP stands for.
What is, Rank Has It's Privileges?
Define Morale
What is A sense of common purpose?
Define Conscience
What is awareness of a desire to act properly (and the awareness of guilt when improper acts are committed or intended?)
Define Monopolize
What is to obtain exclusive possession( or control of?)
Define Insignia
What is a badge (or mark) of (office or) honor?
Define Taboo
What is (a prohibition )excluding something from use, (approach, or mention)?
A whole group
What is En Masse?
Define Unbiased
What is free of favoritism?
Define President of the mess
What is The Captain of a vessel (is not normally a member of the Wardroom, which is always run by the first lieutenant or Executive Officer)?
Define standards
What is widely recognized and expected levels of value (or measurement)?
Define Morale
What is a mental and emotional state of enthusiasm,( confidence, and loyalty in team members and followers)?
the voice of self control
What is Integrity?
Define Ethics
What are (the )rules (of conduct) that people should follow?
a person considered to be important because of high rank or office.
What is Dignitary?
Define Citizenship
What is the protection, (while also assuming some) responsibilities for service to the nation?
a common spirit of enthusiasm and devotion to a cause among the members of a group
What is Espirit de corps?
Define discipline
What is training( expected) to produce a specific character (or pattern of behavior?)
Philosophy
the study of people’s most fundamental and basic benefits( and how these beliefs are justified?)
a collection of people who gather in a row to greet guests as they arrive at a formal social event
What is a recieving line?