Corporal Course Test 1 2025/2026 ||
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS || 100% GUARANTEED PASS
<LATEST VERSION>
1. What is counseling? - ANSWER ✓ Part of leadership, mutual
understanding, efforts of leaders and their Marines, continuously directed.
The goal is to increase unit readiness and effective individual performance.
2. Name the Prowords: - ANSWER ✓ This is, Over, Out, Roger, Say again, I
say again, Repeat, All after/All before, Correction, Message, Read back.
3. Operational Stress Control and Readiness Program consists of: - ANSWER
✓ Psychiatrists, psychologists, and psychiatric technicians.
4. MOS Roadmaps helps leaders while providing a guide to ensure what? -
ANSWER ✓ Technical skills, professional knowledge, and intellectual
development are met.
5. MOS Roadmap provides leaders with counseling tools that benefits who? -
ANSWER ✓ The unit, the Marine, and the Marine Corps,
6. Leaders who identify subordinates with combat and operational stress
problems should refer that subordinate to who? - ANSWER ✓ OSCAR
mentors.
7. What does the phrase every Marine is a rifleman mean? - ANSWER ✓
There are no rare area Marines in expeditionary operations. The principles of
an infantry Marine applies to all Marines.
,8. Our primary responsibility to the American people is what? - ANSWER ✓
To instill a warrior first mentality that fights and wins wars.
9. Our character has been built on a leadership philosophy that describes a
Marine's positivity. Marines demonstrate this philosophy by: - ANSWER ✓
Through strict obedience to orders and discipline behavior.
10.The foundation of Marine Corps leadership is steeped in the traditions,
customs, and history of the corps. The NCOs role as a keeper of traditions is
to: - ANSWER ✓ Transmit Marine Corp doctrine customs and practices by
word of mouth and examples.
11.In combat and peacetime leaders demonstrate what by making decisions no
matter how difficult or unpopular that consistently meet the high standards
of expectations of DOD? - ANSWER ✓ Moral courage.
12.What are the two principal paths that radio waves travel from transmitter to
receiver? - ANSWER ✓ Ground waves and sky waves.
13.Strict adherence to what and what are the primary measures of mission
security over radio circuits? - ANSWER ✓ Radio Discipline and authorized
procedures.
14.Three types of radio modes are what? - ANSWER ✓ simplex, half duplex,
full duplex
15.Two principal sources of natural radio noise are what? - ANSWER ✓
Thunderstorms and stars.
16.The bezzled ring on the lensatic compas contains how many clicks when
fully rotated> - ANSWER ✓ 120
17.The two basic techniques for using the lensatic compas are what? -
ANSWER ✓ Center hold and compas to cheek.
18.Contour lines are imaginary lines that show what? - ANSWER ✓ Elevation.
, 19.Violating Radio silence, unofficial conversation between operators and using
plain language in place of authorized pro-words can ____ radio
Transmissions. - ANSWER ✓ Endanger
20.There are two principle paths by which radio waves travel from a transmitter
to the receiver. The first path travels directly from the transmitter to the
receiver, the second path travels up to the ionosphere and is reflected back to
the earth. Name these two paths. - ANSWER ✓ Ground Waves and sky
waves
21.What components of a radio system produce waves? - ANSWER ✓
Transmitter and antenna
22.Radio frequency interface is always present in military environments; most
man-made interference comes from what? - ANSWER ✓ Power generators
(electrical sources)
23.The three types of lines on a map are: - ANSWER ✓ Index, Intermediate
and supplementary
24.Advantages of using the ____ technique with the lensatic compass are that
they can be used under and visibility condition without taking off the helmet
or removing the rifle. - ANSWER ✓ Center hold
25.An example of traditions and customs that NCO's are expected to know and
impart to their subordinates are: - ANSWER ✓ Uniform regulations, drill
and ceremonies in accordance with regulation, proper saluting and honors to
colors.
26.The foundation of Marine Corps leadership is steeped in the traditions,
customs and courtesies of our corps. The NCO's role as a keeper of
traditions is to: - ANSWER ✓ Transmit Marine Corps doctrine, customs and
practices by word of mouth and example to all junior Marines.
27.Leaders who identify marines with combat and operational stress provides
should refer them to ? - ANSWER ✓ Refer them to an OSCAR mentor
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS || 100% GUARANTEED PASS
<LATEST VERSION>
1. What is counseling? - ANSWER ✓ Part of leadership, mutual
understanding, efforts of leaders and their Marines, continuously directed.
The goal is to increase unit readiness and effective individual performance.
2. Name the Prowords: - ANSWER ✓ This is, Over, Out, Roger, Say again, I
say again, Repeat, All after/All before, Correction, Message, Read back.
3. Operational Stress Control and Readiness Program consists of: - ANSWER
✓ Psychiatrists, psychologists, and psychiatric technicians.
4. MOS Roadmaps helps leaders while providing a guide to ensure what? -
ANSWER ✓ Technical skills, professional knowledge, and intellectual
development are met.
5. MOS Roadmap provides leaders with counseling tools that benefits who? -
ANSWER ✓ The unit, the Marine, and the Marine Corps,
6. Leaders who identify subordinates with combat and operational stress
problems should refer that subordinate to who? - ANSWER ✓ OSCAR
mentors.
7. What does the phrase every Marine is a rifleman mean? - ANSWER ✓
There are no rare area Marines in expeditionary operations. The principles of
an infantry Marine applies to all Marines.
,8. Our primary responsibility to the American people is what? - ANSWER ✓
To instill a warrior first mentality that fights and wins wars.
9. Our character has been built on a leadership philosophy that describes a
Marine's positivity. Marines demonstrate this philosophy by: - ANSWER ✓
Through strict obedience to orders and discipline behavior.
10.The foundation of Marine Corps leadership is steeped in the traditions,
customs, and history of the corps. The NCOs role as a keeper of traditions is
to: - ANSWER ✓ Transmit Marine Corp doctrine customs and practices by
word of mouth and examples.
11.In combat and peacetime leaders demonstrate what by making decisions no
matter how difficult or unpopular that consistently meet the high standards
of expectations of DOD? - ANSWER ✓ Moral courage.
12.What are the two principal paths that radio waves travel from transmitter to
receiver? - ANSWER ✓ Ground waves and sky waves.
13.Strict adherence to what and what are the primary measures of mission
security over radio circuits? - ANSWER ✓ Radio Discipline and authorized
procedures.
14.Three types of radio modes are what? - ANSWER ✓ simplex, half duplex,
full duplex
15.Two principal sources of natural radio noise are what? - ANSWER ✓
Thunderstorms and stars.
16.The bezzled ring on the lensatic compas contains how many clicks when
fully rotated> - ANSWER ✓ 120
17.The two basic techniques for using the lensatic compas are what? -
ANSWER ✓ Center hold and compas to cheek.
18.Contour lines are imaginary lines that show what? - ANSWER ✓ Elevation.
, 19.Violating Radio silence, unofficial conversation between operators and using
plain language in place of authorized pro-words can ____ radio
Transmissions. - ANSWER ✓ Endanger
20.There are two principle paths by which radio waves travel from a transmitter
to the receiver. The first path travels directly from the transmitter to the
receiver, the second path travels up to the ionosphere and is reflected back to
the earth. Name these two paths. - ANSWER ✓ Ground Waves and sky
waves
21.What components of a radio system produce waves? - ANSWER ✓
Transmitter and antenna
22.Radio frequency interface is always present in military environments; most
man-made interference comes from what? - ANSWER ✓ Power generators
(electrical sources)
23.The three types of lines on a map are: - ANSWER ✓ Index, Intermediate
and supplementary
24.Advantages of using the ____ technique with the lensatic compass are that
they can be used under and visibility condition without taking off the helmet
or removing the rifle. - ANSWER ✓ Center hold
25.An example of traditions and customs that NCO's are expected to know and
impart to their subordinates are: - ANSWER ✓ Uniform regulations, drill
and ceremonies in accordance with regulation, proper saluting and honors to
colors.
26.The foundation of Marine Corps leadership is steeped in the traditions,
customs and courtesies of our corps. The NCO's role as a keeper of
traditions is to: - ANSWER ✓ Transmit Marine Corps doctrine, customs and
practices by word of mouth and example to all junior Marines.
27.Leaders who identify marines with combat and operational stress provides
should refer them to ? - ANSWER ✓ Refer them to an OSCAR mentor
