Chapter Questions
Phonetic Alphabet
JROTC Basic Info
JROTC Ranks
Key Words
100
Duties commanders must fulfill to ensure mission success.
What are command responsibilities?
100
The letter L of the phonetic alphabet.
What is Lima?
100
The Army JROTC began in 1916 when ______ passed the National Defense Act.
What is Congress?
100
The rank of FDHS Commander.
What is a Cadet Lieutenant Colonel?
100
A situation used as an example, not a real event.
What is hypothetical?
200
Applying continuous improvement to unit performance.
What is improving your battalion?
200
The letter M of the phonetic alphabet.
What is Mike?
200
The mission of JROTC.
What is to make students better citizens?
200
The highest rank for enlisted side of the house.
What is Cadet Command Sergeant Major?
200
A written list of topics to be discussed during a meeting.
What is an agenda?
300
The phase where results are reviewed and lessons are learned.
What are Plan, What is the Evaluate phase?
300
The letter H of the phonetic alphabet.
What is Hotel?
300
This is the full name of the program known as JROTC.
What is the Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps?
300
What's the name of cadet in this battalion with the highest rank?
Who is LaKeishia Johnson?
300
A document that explains how an activity or event will be conducted.
What is a Memorandum of Instruction (MOI)?
400
A meeting used to share information.
What is an information meeting?
400
The letter X of the phonetic alphabet
What is X-Ray?
400
This term refers to taking responsible action or making decisions without waiting to be told.
What is initiative?
400
The rank with three chevrons, three rockers, and a diamond in the middle.
What is a Cadet First Sergeant?
400
Working together to achieve a common goal.
What is collaboration?
500
The stage where expectations and purpose are explained.
What is starting the meeting?
500
The letter W of the phonetic alphabet.
What is Whiskey?
500
Four PM in military time
What is 16:00 hours?
500
What is Cadet Captain?
500
Staff members who directly assist and advise the commander.
What is the personal staff?
600
The step where goals, agenda, and participants are decided.
What is planning the meeting?
600
The letter Q of the phonetic alphabet.
What is Quebec?
600
Three key elements of the Army JROTC Personal Code of Conduct
What is Loyalty, Duty and Respect?
600
This rank has three stripes and one bar
What is a Staff Sergeant?
600
The staff function responsible for supplies, equipment, and support.
What is logistics?
700
The section responsible for planning and operations.
What is the S-3 (Operations) staff?
700
The letter F of the phonetic alphabet.
What is Foxtrot?
700
Influencing and motivating people to achieve a goal.
What is leadership?
700
This is the lowest of the officer ranks
What is 2nd Lieutenant?
700
Staff members who work together to support the commander’s decisions
What is the coordinating staff?
800
Duties commanders must fulfill to ensure mission success.
What are command responsibilities?
800
The letter S of the phonetic alphabet.
What is Sierra?
800
This review is conducted to analyze decisions and actions to see what worked well and what needs improvement.
What is and After Action Review (AAR)?
800
The rank that comes after Captain?
What is Major?
800
The sequence of steps used to complete a task or project.
What is workflow?
900
The structure that shows how a cadet battalion is organized.
What is the Model Cadet Battalion Organization?
900
The letter J of the phonetic alphabet.
What is Juliet?
900
A written set of instructions that explains how tasks are done.
What is a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP)?
900
What's the rank before Captain?
What is 1st Lieutenant?
900
A situation where choosing the right action involves moral conflict.
What is an ethical dilemma?