Nlcc#4

Front 1

During the Spanish-American War, our Navy fought ____ major seabattle(s).

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two

Front 2

A revolution in ____ organization by Americans, resulted in US annexation of this monarchy.

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Hawaii

Front 3

For the United States, the Spanish-American War began with the sinking of ____ in Havana harbor.

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USS MAINE

Front 4

One government official who took a keen interest in naval development was....

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Theodore Roosevelt

Front 5

After the Spanish-American War, the US acquired the Phillipines, Guam, and

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Puerto Rico

Front 6

Spanish naval forces in the Pacific were defeated at Manila Bay by________

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Admiral George Dewey

Front 7

The acquisition of overseas terriorities had a great effect on US policy at the turn of the century.

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False

Front 8

Of great concern to the United States in 1915 was Germany's unrestricted use of ___________

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submarines

Front 9

During WWI, the best defense against submarines was _____

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mine warfare

Front 10

After the sinking of the ____ in 1915, President Wilson began a large military buildup.

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SS LUSITANIA

Front 11

To provide more seamen for shipboard duty, the Navy enlisted ___ for the first time in 1917.

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Women

Front 12

One of the most significant achievements of WWI was the development and improvement of ____________

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Joint allied operations

Front 13

Convoy operations proved ineffective against German submarines during WWI.

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False

Front 14

At the outbreak of WWI, President Wilson adopted a policy of

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strict neutrality

Front 15

Navy pilots flying from allied bases assisted convoys in

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antisubmarine search and detection

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Most of the action during WWI took place in

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Europe and the North Atlantic

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Wozzlefinches were large naval guns mounted on

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railway cars

Front 18

The first sea battle in which enemy forces did not see one another took place in the

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Coral Sea

Front 19

The only battleship to get underway during the attack on Pearl Harbor was:

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USS NEVADA

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During the last months of WWII, Japan's most effective weapon(s) was/were....

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Kamikaze pilots

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More than 1,00 ships from allied nations conducted amphibious landings at ____ on 6 June 1944.

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Normandy

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The Battle of _____ halted Japanese advances in the Pacific.

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Midway

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In the early part of WWII, the "ABDA" forces fought the Japanese in the

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Java Sea

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In 1942, the US Marines tested their amphibious assault tactics in:

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North Africa

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The ___ serves as the NLCC unit policeman.

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Master-at-Arms

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When you pass this examination, your score will be recorded on the .....

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NSCADM 009, Record of Cadet Advancement form

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The NLCC _____ helps to maintain cadet service records...

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Personnel Assistant

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NLCC Master-at-Arms duties include:

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Have a good knowledge of NLCC and unit regulations.

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The Senior ___ in each squad or section is usually the Squad Leader.

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Petty Officer

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The Squad Leader and ____ have similar duties in the NLCC chain of command.

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Company Commander

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The ____ helps to write news material for the NLCC unit.

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Public Affairs Assistant

Front 32

The ______ must be completed before you enroll in the NLCC.

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NSCADM 001, Application and Release Form

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The NLCC Squad Leader assigns to cadets to all the following except....

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administrative duties

Front 34

A barge is a small boat used by a/an

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Admiral

Front 35

The ____ is the primary liberty boat used by the Navy

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Utility Boat (UB)

Front 36

The ____ keeps a complete record of all boat trips.

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Coxswain

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The Coast Guard ___ can travel on land or water.

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DUKW

Front 38

The ____ serves as a lookout in a small boat.

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Bowhook

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The _______ rides over land and water on a cushion of air.

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PACV

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Coast Guard motor life boats are designated _______

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MLB

Front 41

Single engine small craft that land troops and equipment ashore are _______

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LCVP's

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In landing craft, the _____ serves as signalman.

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Sternhook

Front 43

The ________ works with UDT/Seal teams.

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LCSR

Front 44

The identification number for decks above the main deck is preceded by a

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zero

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Compartment 03-C-2-Q is located on _______
******

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the third deck

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The third number in a compartment designator identifies the ___ on which the compartment is located.

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side

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The 01 Level is located....

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one deck above the main deck

Front 48

The second number in a compartment designator identifies the ____ on which the compartment is located.

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frame

Front 49

Lookouts must report everything they see, hear, or think they see or hear to the...

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Officer of the Deck

Front 50

A bearing is the direction of an object from a ship, measured clockwise in a circle from 000 to 180.

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False

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"Relative" bearings with the bow at 000, no matter what course is set, is done so the OOD can locate an object quickly

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True

Front 52

Objects that are "Dead Ahead" or "Dead Astern" are

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000 to 180

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Range is the distance from your ship to the object you report.

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True

Front 54

A ____ body resembles a long log or stick.

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spar

Front 55

Red channel buoys are to starboard as a ship enters port.

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True

Front 56

Ships at sea display ____ running light to starboard at night.

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Green

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A vessel which overtakes another must pass it....

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to starboard

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Buoys marked with red and white vertical stripes indicate (the)_________

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center of the channel

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Ships which intend to turn to starboard must sound

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one long blast

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Quick flashing lights usually mark

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junctions; special caution required.

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____ buoys are conical, tapering toward the top.

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Nun

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Masthead, range, and stern lights must be visible through an arc of_____

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225 degrees

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Two flashing red lights on a ship's mast, one above the other, indicate a/an

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man overboard

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You can suffer from heart stroke only if you are in the hot sun for a long time.

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False

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When resucing a victim from contact with an electrical circuit, you should first...

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de-energize the circuit

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The symptoms of heat exhaustion resemble those of...

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shock

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______ is/are one symptom of shock

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extreme thirst

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When a victim of electrical shock has been rescued and its breathing normally, you should check for...

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burns

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The seriousness of burns depends on two factors, the extent of the burned area and the ______

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depth of the burn

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Never apply cold water or a cool compress to the area of a burn....

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false

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Heat exhaustion occurs....

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in hot work areas