Effective Communication
Leadership Schools of Thought
Drill & Ceremonies
The Human Element
Brainpower for Leadership
100

In this portion of your speech, you summarize your main points and end your speech.

What is the conclusion?

100

Arguing in favor of a course of action

What is advocacy?

100

This command orders cadets to return to the position of attention from Dress Right Dress.

What is "Ready, FRONT"

100

The sum of the thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that make someone unique.

What is personality?

100

This teaching method is a form of passive learning.

What is a lecture?

200

An exact statement of what you want your audience to understand, do, or believe. Every speech should make this clear.

What is the purpose?

200

Which Situational Leadership style is appropriate for teams comprised mostly of veterans who require less oversight?

What is laissez-faire?
200

Parade Rest, At Ease, Rest, and Fall Out.

What are the four rest positions?

200

To pre-judge someone.

What is prejudice?

200

This is the ideal seating arrangement for a guided discussion.

What is u-shaped?

300

An essay should contain at least 3 of these.

What is a paragraph?

300

This type of leadership is characterized by a leader who helps followers reach their fullest potential

What is transformational leadership?
300

In this command, the second element leader takes 2 steps between 45-degree pivots.

What is Column Left?

(Column Right is an incorrect answer)

300

Knowing you have a problem but refusing to think about it.

What is suppression?

300

This is the habit of being guided by universal values of logic and a deep respect for the truth.

What is critical thinking?
400

One carefully plans and outlines this type of speech, but does not read it word-for-word.

What is extemporaneous?

400

This leadership style urges followers to be creative, innovative life-long learners.

What is intellectual stimulation?

400

These two commands are the only two that begin with the right foot when executed from a halt.

What are "Right Step, MARCH" and "Close, MARCH."

(Both are required)

400

Physiological, safety, belonging, esteem, self-actualization.

What is Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?

400

This is the logical fallacy that may itself be true but distracts us from the relevant issue at hand.

What is a red herring?

500

The top of your speech outline should identify the ________ of your communication.

What is the specific purpose?


Accepted: Purpose

500

According to this theory, the leader clears paths that subordinates must take to accomplish goals.

What is the Path-Goal Theory?

500

This is the correct command to form a single file and execute a column movement.

What is "Column of Files, From the Right, Column Right, MARCH."

500

The CAP Cadet Program puts this lesson into action through the Cadet Advisory Council.

What is the Hawthorne Lesson?

500

This is the logical fallacy that makes the assumption that older ideas are better.

What is appeal to tradition?