JROTC Promotion Board test guide with complete solutions.

What do the letters JROTC stand for? Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps What do the letters LET stand for? Leadership Education and Training What do the letters JCLC stand for? JROTC Cadet Leadership Challenge What do the letters SAI stand for? Senior Army Instructor What do the letters AI stand for? Army Instructor What is the mission of JROTC? To motivate young people to be better citizens What is the key to success in JROTC? The key to success is TEAMWORK. What is the one level of distinction that JROTC units can earn? Honor Unit with Distinction How many after school teams does Ranger Battalion Offer? 5 What ribbon is every new Cade issues out for uniform wear? Personal Appearance Ribbon What is the definition of Leadership? The ability to influence subordinates in order to accomplish a mission What are the three leadership styles? Explain each style. 1.) Delegating- Giving decision making authority to subordinates. 2.) Participating- Involving subordinates in the decision making process. 3.) Directing- Instructing subordinates. What are the seven Army values? L- Loyalty D- Duty R- Respect S- Selfless Service H- Honor I- Integrity P- Personal Courage Define teamwork The cooperative effort on the part of a number of people working together to achieve a goal What are the responsibilities of a leader? Mission accomplishment and the welfare of the Cadets Give four of the 14 leadership traits and explain one Integrity, Loyalty, Unselfishness, and Knowledge. Integrity means being honest and having strong moral principles. What are the two parts of a command? Preparatory command and command of execution What foot do you call the command "Rear, March" on? The right foot On which foot can you give the command, "Halt"? Either foot What is normal cadence? 120 steps per minute How many inches are there in a normal step in marching? 30 inches What position are you allowed to speak while in formation? The position of "REST" All stationary commands are given from which position? Position of attention What is the rate of march for "QuickTime"? 120 steps per minute. What is the rate of march for "Double Time"? 180 steps per minute What is a flanking movement? A facing command to the left or right while marching How do you read a military map? Right and up. What are the five basic colors on a military map and what do they represent? Blue - water Green - vegetation Brown - contour lines / elevation Black - man-made objects Red - major roads and other man-made objects Name the five major terrain features on a military map. Hill, saddle, valley, ridge, and depression How many Norths are found on a military map and what are they called? Three; True North, Grid North, and Magnetic North. What instrument is used to determine grid azimuth on a map? A protractor What instrument would you use to determine magnetic azimuth in a field environment? A compass or magnetic compass What is the definition of a map? A portion of Earth's surface as seen from above and drawn to scale What is First Aid? Assistance someone provides to an injured person until trained medical personnel arrive. What are the 4 basic life-saving steps? Clear the airway Stop the bleeding Treat for shock