The step and rhythm in marching; the number of steps marched per minute.

What does Guide, LEFT do?

Switches the Guide with the FLT-CC at the front of the flight.(To the left)

Which of the following is NOT a policy to render honors?

Calling the classroom to attention upon the entry of the commander.

When did the salute originate?

Medieval times, as a sign of respect and trust between knights.

Which is a supplementary command?

Colum of the files from the right, COLUMN RIGHT, column right, Harch, GROUP, Squadron, Tench-Hut

Who renders a salute when passing another officer?

Both the Junior and Senior officers

Salutes are NOT rendered when ______

On work sites such as supply zones, flight lines, and SAREX mission bases

Distinctness, Loundess, Inflection, Projection, Snap

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Cadence
The step and rhythm in marching; the number of steps marched per minute.
- The element on which a movement is planned, regulated, or aligned.
The space occupied by a unit, measured from flank to flank.
The rate of marching at 180 steps (30 inches in length) per minute
2
Fastest Marching Rate
Quick Time
Double Time
Mark Time
Speed Time
3
Fall Out is a rest position
True
False
4
There is a slight skip in change step, march.
True
False
5
What is the place of honor?
Behind the Airmen
The rear
The right
The back left
6
What is this?
SQD-CF
FLT-Guide
SQD-CC
FLT-CF
7
What does Guide, LEFT do?
Inclines the flight >45 degrees to the left.
Switches the Guide to the rear flank of the flight.
Switches the Guide with the FLT-CC at the front of the flight.(To the left)
Rotates the flight to the left.
8
Which of the following is NOT a policy to render honors?
Calling a flight to attention when an officer approaches.
Saluting the colors as they march by.
Halting a vehicle on a military base as the colors play.
Calling the classroom to attention upon the entry of the commander.
9
In which uniforms should you NOT salute the colors when Reveil is played?
ABUs
Class As
Corporate
PT
10
Inflection while calling cadence:
Oscillates with left and right foot.
Stays constant
Lowers and plateaus
Rises and Peaks
11
What is the correct pronunciation?
About, HACE
Foreword, MARCH
Order, ARMS
Flight, HAWLT
12
Cadence is called as:
Left, Left, Left, Right, Right, Your Left
As the instructor sees fit.
HUT, TWO, THREE, FOUR
HUT, TOOP, THREEP, FORP
13
Which is the INCORRECT way to address the Cadet in the image?
Lieutenant Oakes
Oakes
Cadet Oakes
Sir
14
When did the salute originate?
In 1776 to show respect to the first Presdient.
From WWII, as a way to respect officers without exposing them to the enemy.
No one knows, it's too old.
Medieval times, as a sign of respect and trust between knights.
15
The command Right Face is pronounced: Right, HACE
False
True
16
Which is a supplementary command?
At Ease
Colum of the files from the right, COLUMN RIGHT, column right, Harch
Encampment, Prepare for formation
GROUP, Squadron, Tench-Hut
17
Respect is _____
A two way street.
to recognize high ranking individuals.
A way to exhibit an individual's authority.
a mark of inferiority.
18
Your leg remains straight when performing about face.
False
True
19
A normal step in marching is:
18 inches
40 inches
24 inches
20 inches
20
Who renders a salute when passing another officer?
The Junior Officer
Both the Junior and Senior officers
The Senior Officer
Neither officer
21
Which command actually exists?
Disregard
Demonstrator, _____
Eyes
None of these
22
How high does the foot rise off the ground in mark time?
2 inches
6 inches
As high as needed
4 inches
23
Salutes are NOT rendered when ______
A vehicle identified as a general's car passes.
When outdoors and in uniform.
When approached by an officer in a group.
On work sites such as supply zones, flight lines, and SAREX mission bases
24
DLIPS stands for
None of the above
Depth, Language, Intensity, Projection, Seriousness.
Deepness, Length, Inflection, Pause, Snap
Distinctness, Loundess, Inflection, Projection, Snap

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