FCR 110 POST EXAM SCRIPT TESTED
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS 100 PERCENT
CORRECT
◉ What is a High Risk course? Examples? 101. Answer: Elevated
probability of injury or loss (Mishap)
Examples: Explosive Ordinance
SERE
BUDS
Diver
Jump School
◉ What are 2 types of courses? 101. Answer: Voluntary - BUDS (can
DOR)
Involuntary - "A" or "C" School (cannot DOR/ required for rate)
◉ What is a DOR? 101. Answer: Drop on Request
-Student immediately removed from training
-Written summary action entered into service record
-A copy is retained in command's permanent record
◉ Training Time-out? 101. Answer: -Any situation deemed unsafe or
clarification is needed by a student or instructor
,-Anyone can call a TTO, only a qualified Instructor can resume
training.
◉ EAP? 101. Answer: Emergency Action Plan
-Predetermined plan in the event of emergency
-monthly review
-Quarterly walkthrough
-Annual Exercise
◉ Safety Stand-downs? 101. Answer: Minimum of one per year
unless CO states otherwise
◉ Mishap Report? 101. Answer: Report all training mishaps IAW
OPNAV 5102.1D
◉ Site Augment Plan? 101. Answer: How "high risk" instructors are
certified to instruct
-High Risk course codes in CeTARS are either "A" or "D"
◉ CUIT 101. Answer: Core Unique Instructor Training
,-Prepares instructor to teach a "high risk" course
◉ Instructor screening process 101. Answer: 1.Service record review
2.Physical requirements
3.Medical officer interview
4.CO's interview
◉ Purpose of Navy training system? 102. Answer: What to train and
how to train it
(P.E.D.)
Preparation
Evaluation
Delivery
◉ Who is the most essential link in the training command 102.
Answer: Instructor
◉ What are 3 qualities of an efficient and effective instructor? 102.
Answer: (K.A.P.)
, Knowledge
Ability
Personality
◉ What are the instructors responsibilities? 102. Answer: (CSSS)
Curriculum
Students
Safety
Security
◉ 4 principles of John Keller's model of motivational theory? 102.
Answer: (ARCS)
Attention
Relevance
Confidence
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS 100 PERCENT
CORRECT
◉ What is a High Risk course? Examples? 101. Answer: Elevated
probability of injury or loss (Mishap)
Examples: Explosive Ordinance
SERE
BUDS
Diver
Jump School
◉ What are 2 types of courses? 101. Answer: Voluntary - BUDS (can
DOR)
Involuntary - "A" or "C" School (cannot DOR/ required for rate)
◉ What is a DOR? 101. Answer: Drop on Request
-Student immediately removed from training
-Written summary action entered into service record
-A copy is retained in command's permanent record
◉ Training Time-out? 101. Answer: -Any situation deemed unsafe or
clarification is needed by a student or instructor
,-Anyone can call a TTO, only a qualified Instructor can resume
training.
◉ EAP? 101. Answer: Emergency Action Plan
-Predetermined plan in the event of emergency
-monthly review
-Quarterly walkthrough
-Annual Exercise
◉ Safety Stand-downs? 101. Answer: Minimum of one per year
unless CO states otherwise
◉ Mishap Report? 101. Answer: Report all training mishaps IAW
OPNAV 5102.1D
◉ Site Augment Plan? 101. Answer: How "high risk" instructors are
certified to instruct
-High Risk course codes in CeTARS are either "A" or "D"
◉ CUIT 101. Answer: Core Unique Instructor Training
,-Prepares instructor to teach a "high risk" course
◉ Instructor screening process 101. Answer: 1.Service record review
2.Physical requirements
3.Medical officer interview
4.CO's interview
◉ Purpose of Navy training system? 102. Answer: What to train and
how to train it
(P.E.D.)
Preparation
Evaluation
Delivery
◉ Who is the most essential link in the training command 102.
Answer: Instructor
◉ What are 3 qualities of an efficient and effective instructor? 102.
Answer: (K.A.P.)
, Knowledge
Ability
Personality
◉ What are the instructors responsibilities? 102. Answer: (CSSS)
Curriculum
Students
Safety
Security
◉ 4 principles of John Keller's model of motivational theory? 102.
Answer: (ARCS)
Attention
Relevance
Confidence
