NJROTC NAE Practice Exam SY1314

1. NJROTC NAE Practice ExamSY1314 112015

2. What does separation of powers refer to? • a. The division of the federal government into three branches with safeguards of checks and balances • b. The extensive list of reasons for the colonies’ break from Britain • c. The concept of people electing representatives and then giving them the poser to act and vote for them • d. The guarantee that states’ rights will never become less powerful than the rights of the federal government

3. What does separation of powers refer to? • a. The division of the federal government into three branches with safeguards of checks and balances • b. The extensive list of reasons for the colonies’ break from Britain • c. The concept of people electing representatives and then giving them the poser to act and vote for them • d. The guarantee that states’ rights will never become less powerful than the rights of the federal government

4. Which projection is used for almost all nautical charts? • Relative • Chart • Cardinal • Mercator

5. Which projection is used for almost all nautical charts? • Relative • Chart • Cardinal • Mercator

6. What designation is given to any vessel propelled by machinery? • Power-driven vessel • Gasoline-driven vessel • Wind-driven vessel • Turbine-driven vessel

7. What designation is given to any vessel propelled by machinery? • Power-driven vessel • Gasoline-driven vessel • Wind-driven vessel • Turbine-driven vessel

8. A vitamin that is dissolved in the water of tissues is called? • Folic Niacin Vitamin • Water Soluble Vitamin • Soluble Mineral Vitamin • Mineral Soluble Vitamin

9. A vitamin that is dissolved in the water of tissues is called? • Folic Niacin Vitamin • Water Soluble Vitamin • Soluble Mineral Vitamin • Mineral Soluble Vitamin

10. What new department was created in 2002 to coordinate national strategy against domestic terrorism? • CIA • FBI • DHS • DIA

11. What new department was created in 2002 to coordinate national strategy against domestic terrorism? • CIA • FBI • DHS • DIA

12. Which type of cloud first precedes a warm front? • Cirrus Clouds • Cirrostratus Clouds • Stratus Clouds • Altostratus Clouds

13. Which type of cloud first precedes a warm front? • Cirrus Clouds • Cirrostratus Clouds • Stratus Clouds • Altostratus Clouds

14. Which of these statements is accurate regarding the Marine Corps? • Its operating forces are divided into the Fleet Marine Force Pacific and the Fleet Marine Force Atlantic • In war time it is the primary carrier of supplies and personnel for the armed services • It began as part of the Army in the early 20th century but was given its own department in 1947. • It is part of the Department of Homeland Security but becomes part of the Navy in war time.

15. Which of these statements is accurate regarding the Marine Corps? • Its operating forces are divided into the Fleet Marine Force Pacific and the Fleet Marine Force Atlantic • In war time it is the primary carrier of supplies and personnel for the armed services • It began as part of the Army in the early 20th century but was given its own department in 1947. • It is part of the Department of Homeland Security but becomes part of the Navy in war time.

16. The _____ alarm used for attack or fire is a series of single gong tones. • Messenger • Chemical • General • Collision

17. The _____ alarm used for attack or fire is a series of single gong tones. • Messenger • Chemical • General • Collision

18. The _____ advises the CO in all matters affecting health of personnel on board. • Medical Officer • Reactor Officer • Supply Officer • Air Officer

19. The _____ advises the CO in all matters affecting health of personnel on board. • Medical Officer • Reactor Officer • Supply Officer • Air Officer

20. What is by far the most important of the factors affecting the speed of sound in seawater? • Salinity • Temperature • Pressure • Passive Sonars

21. What is by far the most important of the factors affecting the speed of sound in seawater? • Salinity • Temperature • Pressure • Passive Sonars

22. What substances help maintain body temperature, serve as a source of stored energy, and carry vitamins A, D, E and K to the cells? • Complex carbohydrates • Simple carbohydrates • Fats • Proteins

23. What substances help maintain body temperature, serve as a source of stored energy, and carry vitamins A, D, E and K to the cells? • Complex carbohydrates • Simple carbohydrates • Fats • Proteins

24. Nothing will destroy morale faster than • A schedule that includes a mix of work and recreation • Inactivity and boredom • Insistence on discipline and efficiency • Regular inspections of personnel and equipment

25. Nothing will destroy morale faster than • A schedule that includes a mix of work and recreation • Inactivity and boredom • Insistence on discipline and efficiency • Regular inspections of personnel and equipment

26. To keep from falling into the trap of drug and alcohol abuse, one should • Say no • Recognize the different drugs that are abused in our society and what effect they have on people’s health and lives • All of the answers are correct • Stay smart, strong and active

27. To keep from falling into the trap of drug and alcohol abuse, one should • Say no • Recognize the different drugs that are abused in our society and what effect they have on people’s health and lives • All of the answers are correct • Stay smart, strong and active

28. A typical hurricane that originates in the doldrums and follows a northeastward track from the Greater Antilles will spread destruction • Along the southern Caribbean • Along the Yucatan Peninsula • Throughout the gulf of Mexico • Along the eastern seaboard of the United States

29. What term refers to something that can be but has not yet been developed? • Affiliation • Perspective • Potential • maturity

30. What term refers to something that can be but has not yet been developed? • Affiliation • Perspective • Potential • maturity

31. On an aircraft carrier, what department is in charge of catapults? • Air • Engineering • Combat Systems • Operations

32. On an aircraft carrier, what department is in charge of catapults? • Air • Engineering • Combat Systems • Operations

33. What is the mission of MCMs and MHCs? • To clear mines from waterways • To refuel and resupply ships at sea • To carry out undersea research • To serve as command ships from amphibious assaults

34. What is the mission of MCMs and MHCs? • To clear mines from waterways • To refuel and resupply ships at sea • To carry out undersea research • To serve as command ships from amphibious assaults

35. _____ are placed wherever a powerful light, called a primary light, may be of assistance to navigators, or where very dangerous water requires a warning beacon of lone-range visibility. Since the range of visibility of a light increases with its height, their main purpose is to increase the height of a light above sea level. • Day beacons • Light houses • Buoys • Light towers

36. _____ are placed wherever a powerful light, called a primary light, may be of assistance to navigators, or where very dangerous water requires a warning beacon of lone-range visibility. Since the range of visibility of a light increases with its height, their main purpose is to increase the height of a light above sea level. • Day beacons • Light houses • Buoys • Light towers

37. On April 19, 1898, the United States Congress passed four resolutions concerning Cuba. Which of the following statements was NOT one of the resolutions? • The United States declared that it would annex Cuba. • The president was directed to use American forces to force these resolutions. • Cuba was declared free and independent. • Withdrawal of all Spanish forces was demanded.

38. On April 19, 1898, the United States Congress passed four resolutions concerning Cuba. Which of the following statements was NOT one of the resolutions? • The United States declared that it would annex Cuba. • The president was directed to use American forces to force these resolutions. • Cuba was declared free and independent. • Withdrawal of all Spanish forces was demanded.

39. The etiquette of the sword is more often called which of the following? • Bladesmanship • Manual of the Sword • Samurai • Worthy of Honor

40. The etiquette of the sword is more often called which of the following? • Bladesmanship • Manual of the Sword • Samurai • Worthy of Honor

41. Fog formed by cold air moving over warm water is called • “pea soup.” • “sea smoke.” • Radiation fog. • Frontal fog.

42. Fog formed by cold air moving over warm water is called • “pea soup.” • “sea smoke.” • Radiation fog. • Frontal fog.

43. What is DARPA? • Defense Alternative Research Projects Agency • Distribution of Advance Research Projects Agency • Dispersal of Advanced Research Projects Agency • Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

44. What is DARPA? • Defense Alternative Research Projects Agency • Distribution of Advance Research Projects Agency • Dispersal of Advanced Research Projects Agency • Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

45. The ____ includes all moveable lines that run through blocks, such as lifts, whips, and vangs. • Standing rigging • Rigging • Running rigging • Vang rigging

46. The ____ includes all moveable lines that run through blocks, such as lifts, whips, and vangs. • Standing rigging • Rigging • Running rigging • Vang rigging

47. _____ buoys have a framework supporting a bell. • Nun • Bell • Can • Spar

48. _____ buoys have a framework supporting a bell. • Nun • Bell • Can • Spar

49. What is commonly used to bend line around an object such as a ring or stanchion? • Bow • Bend • Hitch • Know

50. What is commonly used to bend line around an object such as a ring or stanchion? • Bow • Bend • Hitch • Know