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There are five US Armed Forces Service Academies. This Service Academy corresponds with the Marine Corps.
What is the "Naval Academy"
This type of fee occurs when having an electronic transaction that exceeds your balance.
What is an "overdraft fee"
This question has two parts. Answer both parts correctly to earn points.
1. According to the textbook, this is defined as one who is lower in rank or position
2. According to the textbook, this is defined as a hierarchy of reporting relationships from the bottom to the top of an organization; who must answer to whom.
1. What is a "subordinate"
2. What is "chain of command"
According to the textbook, this is defined as an electronic communications network that connects computer networks around the world.
What is "internet"
This man, famously, was the first man to walk on the surface of the moon.
The college and university equivalent of JROTC is offered in each branch of the armed forces and there are programs at over 1,700 institutions of higher education. These programs are called this.
What is "ROTC"
This type off fee may occur when using an ATM not owned by your bank or not in your bank's network.
What is an "out-of-network ATM fee"
According to the textbook, this is defined as a legal proceeding for military members that is similar to a civilian court trial. It is usually reserved for serious criminal offenses like felonies.
What is a "court-martial"
According to the textbook, this is defined as data storage off-site from where the users are and accessed through the internet.
What is the "cloud"
This was the first woman in space.
Who is "Sally Ride"
According to the Naval Science IV textbook, these are defined as skills that you are naturally good at.
What are "aptitudes"
According to the textbook, this is defined as a percentage of ownership in a company or a financial asset.
What are "shares"
According to the textbook, this is defined as a person who steers a ship, sailboat, submarine, or other of maritime vessel.
What is a "helmsman"
According to the textbook, this is defined as the network of interconnected computers that span the globe and the information that traverses and is stored in it.
What is "cyberspace"
This man launched the world's first liquid-fuel rocket in 1926.
Who is "Robert Goddard"
This question has two parts. Answer both parts correctly to earn points.
1. According to the textbook, this is defined as work in an organization, sometimes without pay, to gain experience or satisfy requirements for a qualification.
2. According to the textbook, this is defined as an opportunity to learn a trade, art, or job while working under an established professional.
1. What is an "internship"
2. What is an "apprenticeship"
According to the textbook, this is defined as the yearly rate charged for a loan.
What is "APR" or "interest"
According to the textbook, this is defined as the person designated by the commanding officer to be in charge of the ship when under way, including its safe and proper operation.
What is the "officer of the deck"
This question has two parts. Answer both parts correctly to earn points.
1. According to the textbook, this is defined as malware that blocks access to a computer until a ransom is paid.
2. According to the textbook, this is a phishing method that targets specific individuals or groups.
1. What is "ransomware"
2. What is "spear phishing"
According to the textbook, this is the closest version to a twin of our planet found to date.
What is "Kepler-452b"
This question has two parts. Answer both parts correctly to earn points.
1. All schools that offer need-based federal financial aid will require this application to be completed.
2. According to the textbook, this is defined as money awarded to a student in "gift aid". These awards come at no cost to the student and do not have to be paid back in the future.
1. What is the "FAFSA"
2. What is a "grant"
This question has two parts. Answer both parts correctly to earn points.
1. Each time you start a new job, your employer will ask you to fill out this IRS form, also known as the Employee's Withholding Certificate.
2. This IRS form, also known as the Wages and Tax Statement, is the form an employer is required to send to each employee and to the IRS at the end of the year.
1. What is the "Form W-4"
2. What is the "Form W-2"
According to the textbook, being this kind of listener is an important element to being a good leader.
What is an "ardent leader" or an "active listener"
This question has three parts. Answer all parts correctly to earn points.
1. According to the textbook, this is defined as activities aimed to protect secrets and reduce the activities of foreign spies.
2. According to the textbook, this is defined as spying or using spies, typically by governments, to obtain political and military information.
3. According to the textbook, this is defined as a foreign effort to influence economic policy decisions or steal financial, trade, or economic policy information.
1. What is "counterintelligence"
2. What is "espionage"
3. What is "economic espionage"
In the 1960s, this scientist thought women might provide advantages in space voyages because they were lighter in weight, and required less food and oxygen than men.
Who is "Dr. William 'Randy' Lovelace II"