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The legal officer uses what part of
the Manual for Courts–Martial, 1984 in preparing a report chit? 1. Part I 2. Part III 3. Part IV 4. Part VI |
Part IV
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The preliminary investigation
officer should conduct an interview with the accused at which of the following times? 1. As soon as the report chit is filled out 2. After examining the real and documentary evidence 3. After the accused has been advised of article 31(b) of the UCMJ and makes a waiver of rights 4. After advising the accused on the legal technicalities of the case |
3. After the accused has been
advised of article 31(b) of the UCMJ and makes a waiver of rights |
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What is the primary regulatory
document of the Navy? 1. Standard Organization and Regulations of the U.S. Navy 2. Uniform Code of Military Justice 3. Manual for Courts-Martial, 1984 4. U.S. Navy Regulations |
4. U.S. Navy Regulations
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Chapter 8 of U.S. Navy Regulations,
1990, applies to which of the following people? 1. Commanding officers 2 . Prospective commanding officers 3. Petty officers detailed as officer in charge or command duty officer 4. All of the above |
4. All of the above
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Which of the following chapters of
U.S. Navy Regulations, 1990, outlines the actions of U.S. naval forces when in the vicinity of other armed forces? 1. The Senior Officer Present 2 . Precedence, Authority and Command 3. Commanders in Chief and Other Commanders 4. Statutory Authority for United States Navy Regulations |
1. The Senior Officer Present
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Which chapter in U.S. Navy
Regulations, 1990, provides information on detailing officers and enlisted persons? 1. The Senior Officer Present 2 . Precedence, Authority and Command 3. Commanders in Chief and Other Commanders 4. Statutory Authority for United States Navy Regulations |
2 . Precedence, Authority and
Command |
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In which of the following
publications would you find the definition for unity of command? 1. Standard Organization and Regulations of the U.S. Navy 2 . U.S. Navy Regulations, 1990 3. Both 1 and 2 4. Uniform Code of Military Justice |
1. Standard Organization and
Regulations of the U.S. Navy |
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Which, i f any, of the following
chapters in the SORN contain organizational requirements for aviation units? 1. Standard unit organization 2. The unit organization 3. Watch organization 4. None of the above |
1. Standard unit organization
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Chapter 7 of the SORN covers which
of the following topics? 1. Safety 2. Training 3. Unit Bills 4. Unit directives system |
1. Safety
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What chapter in the SORN covers
guidelines for establishing operational bills? 1. Unit Bills 2. Watch Organization 3. The Unit Organization 4. Standard Unit Organization |
1. Unit Bills
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What is the equal right of
jurisdiction called? 1. Jurisprudence jurisdiction 2. Equilateral jurisdiction 3. Concurrent jurisdiction 4. Disparate jurisdiction |
3. Concurrent jurisdiction
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Status of Forces Agreements are a
package of which of the following agreements? 1. Treaties 2 . Protocol agreements 3. Executive agreements 4. All of the above |
4. All of the above
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What is the primary purpose of the
Status of Forces Agreements? 1. To define the status of one’s military forces stationed in another country 2 . To allow the host country jurisdiction over foreign personnel 3. To provide for the common defense against communist aggressors 4. To give NATO forces the right to operate anywhere in Europe |
1. To define the status of one’s
military forces stationed in another country |
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You are stationed aboard a ship in a
foreign port. When are you exempt from prosecution by local authorities? 1. When you come back aboard after going on liberty 2 . When ashore on official business 3. Both 1 and 2 above 4. Naval personnel enjoy diplomatic immunity because of SOFA and are always exempt from prosecution |
3. Both 1 and 2 above
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Which of the following privileges
are allowed. under SOFA, by special consent of the host country? 2-63. Which of the following topics are generally covered by SOFAs? 1. Freedom of troop movement 2 . Exchange privileges 3. Both 1 and 2 above 4. Marriage licenses 2-64. When did countries first recognize the need to develop Status of Forces Agreements? 1. Before World War I 2. During peacetime, 1919 to 1939 3. During World War II 4. After countries had recovered from World War II 2-65. Our Allies want us to remove our troops from Europe. 1. True 2. False 1. Use of a U.S. driver’s license 2. Waiver of taxes or import duty on household goods 3. Entering and leaving the country on military orders 4. All of the above |
4. All of the above
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Which of the following topics are
generally covered by SOFAs? 1. Freedom of troop movement 2 . Exchange privileges 3. Both 1 and 2 above 4. Marriage licenses |
3. Both 1 and 2 above
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When did countries first recognize
the need to develop Status of Forces Agreements? 1. Before World War I 2. During peacetime, 1919 to 1939 3. During World War II 4. After countries had recovered from World War II |
3. During World War II
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Which, if any, of the following
levels of management contains chief petty officers? 1. Top 2. Middle 3. Operating 4. None of the above |
3. Operating
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planning are chiefs normally
involved? 1. Single–use 2. Standing 3. Strategic 4. Both 2 and 3 above |
1. Single–use
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What type of planning involves
activities that will occur in 2 to 5 years? 1. Strategic 2. Standing 3. Procedures 4. Single-use |
1. Strategic
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Which of the following plans gives
broad general statements of expected behavior? 1. Policies 2. Procedures 3. Rules and regulations 4. Organizational objectives |
1. Policies
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What type of organizational document
should you use to help avoid crisis management? 1. The command policies 2. The command procedures 3. The command organizational objectives 4. The command’s rules and regulations |
3. The command organizational
objectives |
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Single-use plans are developed
which of the following plans? 1. Strategic 2. Programs 3. Projects 4. Budgets |
1. Strategic
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Which of the following statements
defines the goal setting criteria of being behavior specific? 1. Specifies the necessary action to take 2. Provides a time schedule or deadline for reaching the goal 3. Specifies criteria or check points for accomplishing the goal 4. Tests your ability, but has at. least a 50 percent chance of being attained |
1. Specifies the necessary action
to take |
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The goal setting criteria of being
measurable is defined by which of the following statements? 1. The goal tests your ability, but has at least a 50 percent chance of being attained 2 . The goal specifies criteria or check points for accomplishing the goal 3. The goal provides a time schedule or deadline for reaching the goal 4. The goal specifies the necessary action to take |
2 . The goal specifies criteria or
check points for accomplishing the goal |
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Which of the following statements
defines realistic but challenging goal setting criteria? 1. Tests your ability, but has at least a 50 percent chance of being attained 2 . Specifies criteria or check points for accomplishing the goal 3. Provides a time schedule or deadline for reaching the goal 4. Specifies the necessary action to take |
1. Tests your ability, but has at
least a 50 percent chance of being attained |
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Which of the following statements
defines time-phased goal setting c r i t e r i a ? 1. Tests your ability, but has at least a 50 percent chance of being attained 2. Specifies criteria or check points for accomplishing the goal 3. Provides a time schedule or deadline for reaching the goal 4. Specifies the necessary action to take |
3. Provides a time schedule or
deadline for reaching the goal |
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Trying to anticipate problems and
making corrections before problems occur requires which of the following types of control? 1. Quality 2 . Feedback 3. Concurrent 4. Feedforward |
4. Feedforward
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Which of the following types of
control involves making corrections after an event happens? 1. Feedforward 2. Concurrent 3. Feedback 4. Quality |
3. Feedback
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Which of the following types of
control involves making changes as an event occurs? 1. Quality 2. Feedback 3. Concurrent 4. Feed forward |
3. Concurrent
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An inspection of the raw input for
defects is what type of quality control? 1. Quality circle 2. Zero defects 3. Feedforward 4. Feedback |
3. Feedforward
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Which of the following types of
quality control is based on doing the job right the first time? 1. Quality circle 2. Zero defects 3. Feedforward 4. Feedback |
2. Zero defects
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Which of the following types of
control was developed by the Navy while constructing the Polaris missile? 1. Plan of action and milestones 2. Critical path method 3. Gantt Chart 4. PERT |
4. PERT
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When constructing a PERT network,
what is the fourth step? 1. Control the project 2. Find the critical path 3. Look for ways to improve the p r o j e c t 4. Define the order needed to complete the component task |
2. Find the critical path
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When you evaluate your control
system to eliminate unnecessary costs, you are using which of the following elements of effective control? 1. Effectiveness 2. Acceptance 3. Timeliness 4. Accuracy |
1. Effectiveness
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A major department responsible for
accomplishing the mission of the command belongs to which of the following types of organization? 1. Line 2. S t a f f 3. Functional 4. Each of the above |
1. Line
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A functional organization is defined
by which of the following statements? 1. Does not have authority over line departments 2. Is responsible for accomplishing the command mission 3. Has authority over all parts of the command in ensuring its special function is met 4. Gives advice to line departments |
3. Has authority over all parts of
the command in ensuring its special function is met |
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The division of work is explained by
which of the following organizational concepts? 1. Chain of command 2. Unity of command 3. Span of control 4. Specialization |
4. Specialization
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The order of control within an
organization is defined by which of the following terms? 1. Chain of command 2. Unity of command 3. Span of control 4. Specialization |
2. Unity of command
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How many people can one person
effectively supervise? 1. 5 2. 10 3. 12 4. 13 |
1. 5
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The order of authority within an
organization is explained by which of the following organizational concepts? 1. Chain of command 2. Unity of command 3. Span of control 4. Specialization |
1. Chain of command
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The use of threats or negative
rewards is the use of which of the following types of power? 1. Expert 2. Referent 3. Coercive 4. Informational |
3. Coercive
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When you influence others through
the use of your specialized knowledge, you are exercising which of the following types of power? 1. Expert 2. Referent 3. Coercive 4. Informational |
1. Expert
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Which of the following types of
power do you have simply because people identify with you being a c h i e f ? 1. Expert 2 . Referent 3. Coercive 4. Informational |
2 . Referent
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A leader who believes people must be
coerced, controlled, directed, or threatened is using which of the following leadership theories? 1. W 2. X 3. Y 4. Z |
2. X
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Immediate compliance to orders,
tight job control, and numerous detailed reports on jobs are characteristics of which of the following leadership styles? 1. Coach 2. Coercer 3. Affiliatior 4. Pacesetter |
2. Coercer
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Which of the following definitions
identifies the authoritarian style of leadership? 1. Negative feedback is given and name calling is frequent 2 . Motivation is generated through threats of discipline or punishment 3. Rewards are given for personal characteristics and punishment is rare 4. Clear direction is given with no doubt about who makes the final decisions |
4. Clear direction is given with no
doubt about who makes the final decisions |
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Leaders who would rather do the job
themselves, set high standards, expect self–direction, and have trouble delegating authority, exercise which of the following leadership styles? 1. A f f i l i a t o r 2. Pacesetter 3. Democratic 4. Coach |
2. Pacesetter
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A democratic leadership style would
be particularly harmful in a drill or battle condition for which of the following reasons? 1. It requires time for meetings 2. The leader lacks control of the group 3. Both 1 and 2 above 4. It takes authority away from subordinates |
3. Both 1 and 2 above
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What leadership style is well suited
to a counselor but would have a negative effect on a work center operating on a tight schedule? 1. Authoritarian 2. A f f i l i a t o r 3. Democratic 4. Coach |
2. A f f i l i a t o r
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When you prepare your work center
for inspection by incorporating preparation for inspection into the daily routine, you are demonstrating which of the following management s k i l l s ? 1. Concern for standards 2 . Concern for efficiency 3. Planning and organizing 4. Supervising for effective performance |
3. Planning and organizing
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You would exhibit the leadership
skill commitment to the command's mission by taking which of the following actions? 1. Seeing yourself as a leader 2. Making yourself available to answer questions 3. Using threats or your authority to influence others 4. Acting with the best interest of the command in mind |
4. Acting with the best interest of
the command in mind |
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Which of the following statements
describes the action you should take in developing others? 1. Use the proper setting and timing for optimum impact 2. See yourself as someone who makes things happen 3. Provide constructive feedback to subordinates 4. See yourself as a leader |
3. Provide constructive feedback to
subordinates |
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Which of the following personal
characteristics is defined as confronting issues directly and insisting others recognize your place in the chain of command? 1. Concern for achievement 2 . Analytical problem solving 3. Persistence 4. Assertiveness |
4. Assertiveness
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Which of the following personal
characteristics is defined as being a self–starter, seeing problems, and taking action to correct the problems without being told? 1. Interpersonal awareness 2. Assertiveness 3. Persistence 4. I n i t i a t i v e |
4. I n i t i a t i v e
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Which of the following is a benefit
of Total Quality Management? 1. Increased pride of workmanship among individual workers 2 . Improved sustainability caused by extended time between equipment failures 3. Streamlined maintenance and production processes 4. Each of the above |
4. Each of the above
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Preparing and submitting a budget
request is what form of planning? 1. Long-range 2 . Medium-range 3. Short-range 4. Micro |
1. Long-range
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Who develops the budget resolution
each year? 1. The President 2. Congress 3. The General Accounting Office 4. The Office of Management and Budget |
2. Congress
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When purchasing a ship, the Navy
uses what type of budgeting to figure the cost? 1. Incremental 2 . Zero-based 3. Both 1 and 2 above 4. Additional |
2 . Zero-based
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Supply facilities established to
support public works departments or ground electronics shops are called 1. stock control branches 2. s e l f - s e r v i c e s t o r e s 3. shop stores 4. rapid communication and delivery |
3. shop stores
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Which of the following supply
establishments is responsible for expediting material from outside sources? 1. Rapid communication and delivery systems 2. Retail issue organizations 3. Material division 4. Receipt control branch |
4. Receipt control branch
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You could figure the three-month
usage rate for fast-moving items by using which of the following formulas? 1. Multiplying last month’s usage by 2. 2. Dividing last month’s usage by 2 3. Multiplying last month’s usage by 3 4. Dividing last month’s usage by 3 |
3. Multiplying last month’s usage
by 3 |
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What officer assigns the force
activity designator? 1. Supply officer 2. Department head 3. Fleet commander 4. Commanding officer |
3. Fleet commander
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Who is responsible for assigning the
correct urgency–of–need designator to a material request? 1. Material officer 2. Executive officer 3. Department head 4. Supply officer |
3. Department head
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An authorized coordinated shipboard
allowance list reactor part would have which of the following urgency of need designators assigned? 1. A 2. B 3. C 4. D |
2. B
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Who is responsible for inspecting
items purchased from a commercial source prior to payment being made? 1. Division chief 2. Supply officer 3. Division officer 4. Department head |
2. Supply officer
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What person must sign the copy of
the purchase document stamped “received, inspected, and accepted”? 1. Division officer 2. Department head 3. Division chief 4. Supply officer |
2. Department head
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What is the purpose of using dunnage
under material being stowed on deck? 1. To protect against excessive shock 2. To provide more economical use of space 3. To protect against moisture 4. To aid in handling |
3. To protect against moisture
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Which of the following persons
is/are authorized to convert nonsignature-required items to signature-required items? 1. The actual custodian 2 . The type commander only 3. The commanding officer only 4. The commanding officer and the type commander |
4. The commanding officer and the
type commander |
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Counseling is an important
r e s p o n s i b i l i t y . Which of the following statements best describes the most important aspect of supervisor counseling? 1. To provide guidance to your average performer 2 . To provide support to a person having problems 3. To provide professional guidance to a superior performer 4. To provide professional assistance to a personal problem |
2 . To provide support to a person
having problems |
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Counseling is divided into which of
the following types? 1. Situational and conditional 2 . Directive and nondirective 3. Military and paramilitary 4. Personal and clandestine |
2 . Directive and nondirective
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The process of listening to a
person’s problems, then encouraging and motivating that person to solve them, accomplishes which of the following counseling functions? 1. Reorientation 2 . Reassurance 3. Advice 4. Both 2 and 3 above |
1. Reorientation
2 . Reassurance |
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Trying to change the person rather
than dealing with the immediate problem is an example of which of the following types of counseling? 1. Nondirective 2. Professional 3. Military 4. Directive |
1. Nondirective
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The primary purpose of the military
briefing is to accomplish which of the following functions? 1. To teach 2. To inform 3. To entertain 4. To allow the person presenting the brief to express his or her opinion |
2. To inform
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Which of the following persons is in
the best position to notice if the SORM needs updating? 1. The commanding officer 2. The executive officer 3. The department head 4. The leading chief petty officer |
4. The leading chief petty officer
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Which of the following organizations
offers the only supplemental insurance endorsed by the Navy? 1. American Red Cross 2. Navy Mutual Aid Society 3. Navy League 4. Navy Relief Society |
2. Navy Mutual Aid Society
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When, if ever, are you allowed MALT
payments? 1. When you use government transportation 2. When you travel by privately owed vehicle during a PCS move 3. When you travel by privately owned vehicle while on TAD orders 4. Never |
2. When you travel by privately
owed vehicle during a PCS move |
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Which of the following people must
have a formalized dependent care plan? 1. Single military parents 2. Married military couples who are parents 3. Both 1 and 2 above 4. An unmarried chief with no dependents |
2. Married military couples who
are parents |
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Single military parents should have
which of the following documents on file to identify custodians for their dependents? 1. Navy Single Sponsor, OPNAV Form 1740.4 2. Dental Care Form, OPNAV 1180 3. Dependent Care Certificate, OPNAV 1740/1 4. Custodian Assignment Form, OPNAV 1180/1 |
3. Dependent Care Certificate,
OPNAV 1740/1 |
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The term DUSTWUN applies to which
of the following categories of personnel? 1. Unaccounted for––duty status– whereabouts unknown 2. Accounted for––duty status– whereabouts unknown 3. Reported missing 4. Reported dead |
1. Unaccounted for––duty status–
whereabouts unknown |
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Which of the following personnel
may serve as a CACO? 1. An ensign with 1 year of active duty 2. A chief petty officer 3. A first class petty officer 4. Each of the above |
2. A chief petty officer
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About what percent of military
members experience financial difficulty during their career? 1. 10 percent 2. 30 percent 3. 50 percent 4. 75 percent |
3. 50 percent
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The major goal(s) of the Overseas
Duty Support Program include which of the following objectives? 1. Providing free long distance telephone service 2 . Supplying information through publications, video tapes, and personal assistance 3. Providing cross-training in counter–cultural relations 4. Each of the above |
4. Each of the above
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The Overseas Transfer Information
Service will accept collect phone calls from within CONUS. 1. True 2. False |
1. True
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Which of the following Chief of
Naval Operations initiated Core Values to strengthen and reinforce the existing Pride and Professionalism programs? 1. Admiral Thomas B. Hayward 2. Admiral James D. Watkins 3. Admiral Carlisle A.H. Trost 4. Admiral Frank B. Kelso II |
3. Admiral Carlisle A.H. Trost
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Which of the following Chief of
Naval Operations initiated the Personal Excellence Program to emphasize Navy involvement in the civilian community? 1. Admiral Thomas B. Hayward 2 . Admiral James D. Watkins 3. Admiral Carlisle A.H. Trost 4. Admiral Frank B. Kelso II |
2 . Admiral James D. Watkins
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Which of the following Chief of
Naval Operations initiated a program to reemphasize and reenforce the past traditions and values of the Navy? 1. Admiral Thomas B. Hayward 2. Admiral James D. Watkins 3. Admiral Carlisle A.H. Trost 4. Admiral Frank B. Kelso II |
1. Admiral Thomas B. Hayward
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When the DOD Hot Line is used to
report fraud, waste, abuse, or mismanagement, how long does the command have to investigate and take corrective action unless NAVINSGEN allows more time? 1. 30 days 2. 60 days 3. 120 days 4. 180 days |
2. 60 days
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NIS only investigates crimes that
carry a maximum penalty of 1 year or a $500 fine. 1. True 2. False |
1. True
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Military supervisors who interfere
with a congressional investigation, before or after the fact, may be charged under the Uniform Code of Military Justice, article 92(a). 1. True 2. False |
1. True
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Who maintains the ship’s master
watch, quarter, and station bill? 1. The watch bill coordinator 2. The security officer 3. The senior watch officer 4. The commanding officer |
3. The senior watch officer
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When in drill and formation, an
interval is normally what distance? 1. 24 inches for women, 30 inches for men 2. The space between the chest of one person and the back of the person ahead 3. One arm’s length from shoulder to shoulder 4. 40 inches between ranks |
3. One arm’s length from shoulder
to shoulder |
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When presenting your division for
inspection, you should position yourself so the inspecting party approaches from which, if any, of the following directions? 1. From the right 2. From the left 3. From directly in front of the division 4. None of the above |
1. From the right
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BMC Jane B. Doe is holding
divisional quarters and the division is at ease. At the conclusion of quarters, what command(s) should be given? 1. “Attention” then “Fall Out” 2. “Attention” then "Dismissed" 3. “Dismissed” 4. “Fall out” |
2. “Attention” then "Dismissed"
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Which of the following people
report directly to the officer of the deck in port? 1. Executive officer 2. Command duty officer 3. Duty master–at–arms 4. Each of the above |
3. Duty master–at–arms
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In carrying out the ship’s daily
routine, who should the in–port officer of the deck report to? 1. Executive officer 2. Commanding officer 3. Command duty officer 4. Senior watch officer |
3. Command duty officer
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Who should the officer of the deck
in port report to for the general safety and duties of the command? 1. Executive officer 2. Commanding officer 3. Command duty officer 4. Senior watch officer |
2. Commanding officer
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The first use of the term “chief
p e t t y o f f i c e r ” was recorded in what year? 1. 1775 2. 1865 3. 1886 4. 1893 |
1. 1775
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The term “chief petty officer” was
first used in reference to what rating? 1. Boatswain’s Mate 2. Master-at-arms 3. Gunner’s Mate 4. Quartermaster |
Master-at-arms
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What official document(s) first
listed the rate of chief petty officer as a separate rate? 1. U.S. Navy Regulation Circular #41 General Order #409 and U.S. Navy Regulation Circular #41 3. General Order #409 and U.S. Navy Regulation Circular #1 4. U.S. Navy Regulation Circular #1 and General Order #431 |
3. General Order #409 and U.S.
Navy Regulation Circular #1 |
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When wearing the combination cap,
what is the correct position of the rivet on the chin strap? 1. To the left side of the combination cap 2. To the right side of the combination cap 3. Centered in the front 4. Centered in the back |
1. To the left side of the
combination cap |
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The Handbook for the Conduct of
Forces Afloat Safety Investigations contains a checklist for common investigations in which of the following Appendixes? 1. I 2. I I 3. I I I 4. IV |
2. I I
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Who is the senior member of the
enlisted safety committee? 1. The command master chief 2 . The commanding officer 3. The executive officer 4. The safety officer |
4. The safety officer
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Within the Navy, who has ultimate
responsibility for establishing and maintaining the Information and Personnel Security Program? 1. Secretary of Defense 2. Secretary of the Navy 3. Director of Naval Intelligence 4. Commander Naval Security and Investigative Command |
2. Secretary of the Navy
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What Navy office serves as the
liaison between the Departments of the Navy and the Secretary of the Defense regarding security matters? 1. Chief of Naval Operations (OP-09N) Chief of Naval Operations 2. (OP-062) 3. Director of Naval Administration 4. Chief of Naval Education and Training |
1. Chief of Naval Operations
(OP-09N) |
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Department of the Navy information
and personnel security policies, procedures, and directives from higher authority are formulated by which of the following offices? 1. Chief of Naval Operations (OP-009) 2. Director, Naval Data Automation Command 3. Commander, Naval Security and Investigative Commander 4. Chief of Naval Perso |
3. Commander, Naval Security and
Investigative Commander |
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Which of the following
organizations provides overall policy guidance on information and personnel security? 1. National Security Agency 2 . National Security Council 3. Naval Investigative Service 4. Defense Investigative Service |
2 . National Security Council
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Which of the following
organizations is the Department of the Navy’s sole liaison with the FBI on matters of internal security? 1. National Security Agency 2 . National Security Council 3. Naval Investigative Service 4. Defense Investigative Service |
3. Naval Investigative Service
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In the organizational chain of
command, the Top Secret control officer is responsible to what official for the control of Top Secret material in the command? 1. The security manager 2. The security officer 3. The executive officer 4. The crypto security officer |
1. The security manager
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As a minimum, how often must the
Top Secret control officer physically inventory the Top Secret materials in the command? 1. Annually 2. Semiannually 3. Quarterly 4. Monthly |
1. Annually
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At the Department of the Navy
level, who is responsible for providing policy guidance, educational requirements, and source support for the security education program? 1. The Secretary of the Navy 2. The Chief of Naval Operations (OP-09N) 3. The Director, Navy Program Planning 4. The Chief of Naval Education and Training |
2. The Chief of Naval Operations
(OP-09N) |
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Personnel granted access to
classified information shall be debriefed when a temporary separation exceeds what minimum amount of time? 1. 30 days 2 . 60 days 3. 90 days 4. 120 days |
2 . 60 days
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If a preliminary inquiry determines
that classified information has been compromised, who usually convenes a JAG Manual investigation? 1. The command having custody 2 . The office of the Judge Advocate General 3. The command that first discovers the compromise 4. The next senior in the administrative chain of command that initiates the preliminary inquiry |
1. The command having custody
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A report to the Commander, Naval
Security and Investigative Command concerning an act of sabotage should be forwarded using which of the following types of messages? 1. Classified ROUTINE 2. Classified IMMEDIATE 3. Unclassified IMMEDIATE 4. Unclassified ROUTINE |
2. Classified IMMEDIATE
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A member of the Department of the
Navy who has access to classified material commits suicide. To whom should you report the incident? 1. The nearest NIS office 2. The nearest FBI office 3. The Chief of Naval Operations (OP-09N) 4. The Director, Naval Investigative Command |
1. The nearest NIS office
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Who is authorized to declassify and
downgrade all classified information upon which the Department of the Navy exercises final classification authority? 1. The Secretary of the Navy 2. The Chief of Naval Operations 3. The Archivist of the United States 4. The Director, Naval Historical Center |
1. The Secretary of the Navy
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Which of the following types of
information is exempt from provisions in effect for a mandatory declassification review? 1. Cryptologic information 2. Presidential papers 3. Restricted data 4. Intelligence |
2. Presidential papers
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How should reproduction equipment
authorized for reproducing classified material be marked? 1. With the highest level of classification that may be reproduced 2. With the name of the official(s) designated to approve the reproduction of classified material 3. Both 1 and 2 above 4. With the words “For Security Personnel Only” |
3. Both 1 and 2 above
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Areas within a command requiring
varying degrees of restriction of access, control of movement, and type of protection required for classified material are known by what collective term? 1. Sanitized areas 2. Sensitive areas 3. Restricted areas 4. Out of bounds areas |
3. Restricted areas
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Any weakness or deficiency found in
security storage equipment should be reported to which of the following authorities? 1. The Naval Investigative Service 2. The Naval Supply Systems Command 3. Chief of Naval Operation (OP-09N) 4. The Defense Contract Administration |
3. Chief of Naval Operation
(OP-09N) |
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Records of destruction of Secret
material must be retained for what minimum period of time? 1. 24 months 2. 30 months 3. 36 months 4. 48 months |
1. 24 months
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When a strip shredding machine is
used to shred classified material, the material should be shredded into strips that are what maximum width? 1. 1/64 inch 2. 1/32 inch 3. 3/64 inch 4. 1/16 inch |
2. 1/32 inch
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Which of the following methods
is/are NOT recommended for office use? 1. Disintegrators 2. Pulverizers 3. Both 1 and 2 above 4. Shredders |
3. Both 1 and 2 above
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When you assign priorities for
emergency destruction of classified material, what priority should you assign to the files containing Confidential technical material? 1. Priority One 2. Priority Two 3. Priority Three 4. Priority Four |
3. Priority Three
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