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Civil Air Patrol trivia for review of Volume 1 Learn to Lead for Phase 1 cadets.
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1
These examples are both proper ways to display the US flag on a wall.
True
False
2
All military customs and courtesies are rooted in basic politeness and respect.
True
False
3
All attitudes, good and bad, are contagious.
True
False
4
Martin Luther King Jr. used language to bring people together and share meaning. He was a great example of a leader as
an expert.
a motivator.
a communicator.
a teacher.
5
Which of the CAP core values can be defined as “selflessness” - the difference between “giving” and “taking"?
Volunteer Service
Respect
Integrity
Excellence
6
What three components do most definitions of leadership have?
The leader, the follower(s), and the goal.
The leader, the people, and the budget.
The tasks, the followers, and the goal.
The president, the vice president, and the employees.
7
Which of these would be considered disrespectful?
Hoisting the flag Union-first.
Flying the flag during normal weather.
Letting the flag touch the ground.
Not using the flag in advertising.
8
Why are The Great Man Theory and Trait Theory still valuable to learn?
They aren’t- we should not have learned it.
We can still learn from history and develop traits we admire.
9
Even though the flag is such an important symbol, you can burn it in protest if you want to.
False
True
10
Why should leaders follow a process when they make decisions?
So that you get the same answer every time.
So you don’t have to think as hard about each problem .
It helps ensure you won’t miss anything important.
So that you don’t get into trouble.
11
Which of these is not true about an oath?
It is usually made in public and involve promises that serve a public good.
It is a solemn promise.
It means you put your personal honor and reputation on the line.
It is only taken by elected officials.
12
Stress (the body’s response to change) can be both positive and negative.
False
True
13
A team is a group of individuals working together to achieve a common goal.
False
True
14
The US flag, known as “The Stars and Stripes” was created by US Congress on 14 June, 1777.
True
False
15
The Air Force describes the Warrior Spirit as
tough-mindedness and tireless motivation
something you either have or don't have
the ghost of a war hero
gutsy determination and stick-with-it-ness
16
Why is leadership an art?
Because it requires imagination and creative skill.
Because it requires careful study, observation, and experimentation.
17
Francis Scott Key wrote which poem after seeing the flag withstand an attack on Fort McHenry in 1814?
Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night
The Star-Spangled Banner
O Captain! My Captain!
The New Colossus
18
Why is leadership also a science?
Because it requires careful study, observation, and experimentation.
Because it requires imagination and creative skill.
19
George Bernard Shaw said “the biggest problem with communication is…
it takes a long time
that nobody likes to listen
the illusion it has taken place
figuring out what you want to say
20
What is the best way to set goals?
From the present and work forward.
In the future and work back.
21
Which of these can help you be an active listener?
Ignore key points.
Be ready and sitting upright.
Don’t write notes.
Don’t pay attention to verbal or non-verbal cues.
22
Self-discipline can be traced to the word disciple, which is a person who follows the instructions of their teacher.
True
False
23
Which of these best describes self-management?
directing and controlling your actions so you can achieve your goals
listening to directions when told how to use your time and control stress
24
If Trait Theory explains leadership in terms of personality and character, which traits do ALL leaders possess?
Ambitious, decisive, and confident.
Perceptive, thoughtful, and tactful.
Humble, empowering, and persuasive.
No answer- there are unique traits for different leaders.
25
Which one of these is not part of self awareness?
the ability to judge your own actions
taking action
incredible honesty
the ability to monitor your own actions
26
If the American flag is hung across a street, “the Union” should be toward which direction?
East or West
North or East
North or South
North or West
27
Ideas from the late 1800s about inherited qualities or traits can be used to explain leadership today.
No- that’s prejudiced.
Yes- it’s genetic.
28
The uniform is a way for cadets to learn what?
Morality, emotional-control, and proper judgement.
That your behavior reflects only on you, not on anyone else in the group.
Self discipline, personal responsibility, and self-respect.
The importance of ignoring details.
29
Which of these is not one of the 7 steps in the ethical decision-making process?
Stop, think, and define the problem.
Re-evaluate the decision.
Consult a group of experts.
Consider your values.
30
The main goal of communication is to share meaning.
False
True
31
“In a hierarchy, every employee tends to rise to their level of incompetence.” This means:
When get promoted you should stop learning.
Just because you know a lot doesn’t mean you should lead.
If you’re the leader, don’t have expert followers.
A hierarchy is never useful.
32
Which of these is not a benefit of striving for a warrior spirit?
clear conscience
environment of trust and respect
good reputation
popularity
33
What do we call the idea that by working together we can do more than each person can on their own?
Diversity
Team leadership
Team spirit
Synergy
34
The Great Man Theory says we can only learn leadership by studying leaders who changed history because:
They were born with it and we will never be as good as them.
It explains how we decide who is a successful leader.
Anyone can become a world-changing leader.
They never had any failures.
35
Why might people not listen well?
They don’t make assumptions about what the speaker will say.
They are thinking about what to say next.
They are open-minded and unprejudiced.
They are paying close attention.
36
“The art and science of influencing and directing people to accomplish the assigned mission” is…
the US Air Force definition of leadership.
a way of thinking about management.
the only real definition of leadership.
how cadets do Emergency Services.
37
Which if these is not a useful tool for managing your time?
Keeping a notepad.
Keeping a calendar with deadlines, events, birthdays, etc.
Make a time inventory to track your activities.
Planning out every moment of the day.
38
Military customs and courtesies are a mark of inferiority or servility.
False
True
39
Jimmy Doolittle was able to lead an all-volunteer bombing raid on Tokyo because of his role as
a teacher.
a visionary.
a motivator.
an expert.
40
Which of these are not part of self-discipline?
willpower and a deep sense of committment
thinking before you act
monitoring your actions
directing your thoughts, emotions, and actions toward a meaningful purpose
41
Anne Sullivan was a leader as a TEACHER, someone who helps people see the world in a new way. Who did she first teach?
Lance Armstrong
Napoleon Bonaparte
Helen Keller
William Pitsenbarger
42
Goals give you a sense of mission, a rudder, a meaningful purpose.
False
True
43
Mentors do not
act as role models
challenge you
formally grade you
offer feedback
44
What are the steps in the SQ3R method?
Survey, Question, Remember, Remember, Remember!
Survey, Question, 3-minute break, Review
Survey, Question, Read, Recite, Relearn
Survey, Question, Read, Recall, Review
45
How does the Air Force believe leadership can be built?
Experience, education, and training.
Being born with it.
Computer-based training.
Going to college.
46
Which of the CAP core values can be defined as giving it your best effort, no matter what challenge is facing you?
Respect
Integrity
Excellence
Volunteer Service
47
The Warrior Spirit is a condition of:
the environment
the body
the heart
the mind
48
Which of the CAP core values can be defined as treating others as they would like to be treated?
Volunteer Service
Integrity
Respect
Excellence
49
Why does diversity make a team stronger?
One person’s strength helps overcome another person’s weakness.
Diversity is mandated by the federal government.
If we all think the same way, it’s easy to agree on issues.
It doesn’t.
50
John F. Kennedy was ____ because he encouraged and inspired the nation to share his goal of landing a man on the moon.
an expert
a teacher
a visionary
a motivator
51
What is a future picture?
A vision of what you think will happen later on.
A picture you plan to take.
A clear and compelling description of what youwant your life to look like.
A hopeful and flexible idea of how you wish things will turn out.
52
Billy Mitchell was a VISIONARY with the idea of an independent Air Force. To prove his point he bombed which ship?
The Edmund Fitzgerald
The Lusitania
The Ostfriesland
The Arizona
53
Warriors defend something valuable. What is it?
their assigned mission
our country and way of life
their personal honor
nuclear launch codes
54
An “ethical trap” is
When an initial unethical decision causes a second ethical problem.
When you get asked to make a difficult moral decision.
A trick politician’s play on each other.
A trap that doesn’t hurt the animal it catches.
55
Who does the CAP National Commander report to?
The Wing Commander
CAP BoG (Board of Governors)
The American People
The Region Commander
56
Which of these is not a way to be more efficient when managing your time?
Work as fast as possible.
Focus on your goals.
Pay attention and ask questions.
Come prepared beforehand.
57
Which of these is the second step in creating a “to-do list”?
Identify if the task is urgent, routine, or low priority.
List all the tasks you need to complete in the near future.
Prioritize the the tasks within each of the 3 categories.
58
Which of these is not part of the American understanding of leadership?
Leaders are made, not born.
Leaders should be moral, not bullies.
You need to be in command to lead.
Leaders are accountable.
59
What is attitude?
something you can't control
The state of mind behind your every action
60
Which of these is not a level of questioning for deeper understanding?
Understanding questions: “why”
Synthesis questions: “how”
Knowledge questions: “what”
Certainty questions: “are you sure?”
61
Why does the team exist?
To fly, fight, and win.
To do the mission.
To build relationships.
To work together.
62
What are the 4 characteristics of good team players?
Self-discipline, selflessness, seriousness, and loyalty
Self-discipline, selflessness, enthusiasm, and loyalty
Self-discipline, selfishness, enthusiasm, and loyalty
63
Adults are more prone to stress than young people.
True
False
64
“Old Glory” - the American Flag, is our most important and recognizable national symbol.
True
False
65
It is no longer important as a leader to read a lot.
True
False
66
What is the most neglected communication skill?
Listening
Radio etiquette
Public speaking
Feedback
67
To be “mentor-ready” you must be
Eager to learn, humble, and ambitious.
Without any goals of your own
Able to allow them to solve your problems
Clueless and needing help
68
Which of the CAP core values can be defined as the willingness to do what is right, even when no one is looking?
Excellence
Volunteer Service
Respect
Integrity
69
Should jumping the chain of command be encouraged or avoided?
Avoided
Encouraged
70
Which of these statements is not true?
You should have enough energy to fix things you can’t change.
Teens require 9 to 10 hours of sleep per night.
People who try to fix their problems are emotionally healthier.
Exercise is the most important part of a plan to manage stress.
