Navy League Cadet Corps (NLCC) Apprentice Practice Exam

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• To treat athlete's foot, which is recommended?
• Which action should you take to address hazard reporting?
• What phrase cancels a preparatory command?
• Adult leaders 21+ who are not NSCC officers are called what?
• You remove your cover in all of the following situations except when entering:
• Which term describes the right-hand side of a ship when looking toward the bow?
• Under NLCC Regulations, saluting a foreign flag is allowed.
• Discrimination means to:
• Name two values NLCC emphasizes.
• Which statement best explains the role of signaling flags when voice or radio is limited?
• What should you do if you are unsure about a drill procedure?
• What is a compass used for in navigation?
• Which officer is responsible to the Executive Officer for instruction and training of cadets?
• What is the purpose of 'Replace, report, repair' in safety context?
• Which is an example of military courtesy commonly practiced on meeting a superior?
• Before operating any deck equipment, which statement is true?
• Why is teamwork essential in shipboard operations?
• What is the purpose of a figure-eight knot?
• What is a bearing in navigation?
• Which statement best defines deck seamanship?
• What is the rear of a ship called?
• What is a quarterdeck on a ship?
• NLCC PO1s wear the petty officer badge along with which insignia?
• Name a basic safety guideline for handling ropes on deck.
• What is the vertical distance from the water line to the deck called?
• In each NLCC unit, who is second in command?
• Each member of the unit performs the movements in step with:
• In marching terms, Cadence means:
• Which statement best describes proper safety before operating gear?
• What is the primary purpose of a sheet bend knot?
• Which of the following best defines freeboard?
• Eating meals at "Fast Food" establishments is the best way to get wholesome nutritious foods.
• What is the appropriate room entry etiquette when an officer is present?
• When entering Officer or CPO Country on official business, you:
• What is a common term for a small group of NLCC cadets?
• During an emergency muster, what is the primary purpose?
• People are not really "equal" because they have different backgrounds, interests & abilities.
• What is the purpose of a crew muster?
• Define latitude and longitude in simple terms.
• Who is responsible for determining NLCC policies and programs?
• The visual effect of unit marching is described as the unit moving as a single form. Which option best captures this idea?
• Most people have only one specific culture.
• How should lines and hoses be coiled and stored on deck?
• All NLCC uniforms, regardless of style, are pressed inside out.
• Knowledge which helps us behave in certain ways is our:
• Unit marching in formation is one of the best examples of:
• What action should be taken immediately after someone goes overboard?
• What is the purpose of wearing an NLCC uniform during activities?
• What knot is commonly used to tie a line securely for a temporary fix?
• If you are on the bow and move toward the back of the ship, which area are you approaching?
• Which of the following is another nautical term for the left side of a ship when facing forward?
• What is the function of a deck cleat?
• Why is punctuality important in NLCC?
• What is the primary purpose of NLCC practice exams in cadet development?
• What is the right side of a ship called?
• Where would you find the ship's emergency equipment list?
• Which navigation term describes the direction from your position to a destination, usually expressed in degrees?
• Judging others only because of race or religion is what?
• Unless on official business, you should stay clear of the:
• Which document would you consult to determine the daily drill uniform?
• Adult leaders, 21 and over, who are not NSCC officers, are called:
• What phrase indicates someone has fallen overboard?
• What is the meaning of 'head' on a ship?
• What is the role of a deck log or journal?
• How can you help prevent injuries during drills?
• Which statement best describes the purpose of the NLCC chain of command?
• What is the left side of a ship called when facing forward?
• Which knot secures a rope to a post or cleat?
• What actions are taken in a man overboard drill?
• What should be included in a basic emergency contact or muster drill?
• Which pair correctly identifies the left and right sides of a ship when facing the bow?
• In NLCC terms, what does standing watch mean?
• Which knot is commonly used to join two ropes?
• What is a nautical mile?
• Why is teamwork essential in NLCC activities?
• What is the purpose of the NLCC chain of command?
• How does the navigator use basic latitude and longitude?
• The most common example of military courtesy is ______________.
• What is rigging?
• What is the reason for reporting near misses or hazards on deck?
• What is the purpose of a life jacket on a boat?
• All Navy and Coast Guard CPO's are addressed as 'Chief', Regardless of rate. (True/False)
• Naval etiquette fosters which outcomes?
• NSCC Lieutenants wear ________ on jacket sleeves and shoulder boards.
• In marching, which statement best describes the unit's cadence?
• What should you do if you encounter unfamiliar equipment on deck?
• What is the main goal of naval customs and courtesies?
• NSCC Lieutenants wear two 1/2 inch gold stripes on jacket sleeves and shoulder boards.
• Who is typically in command of a ship at sea?
• Which statement describes a key safety rule for ladders on deck?
• What is the difference between discipline and routine in NLCC?
• In navigation, what does the term 'bearing' specify?
• What does fore and aft describe on a vessel?
• In the RACE fire safety procedure, which step comes last?
• Which flag is referred to as the National Ensign on a Navy vessel?
• What is the purpose of signaling flags in naval communication?
• What is situational awareness and why is it important on deck?
• Name a basic first aid step for minor cuts?
• Smoking contributes to high blood pressure.
• What is the function of the ship's helm?
• What is the purpose of a safety briefing before drills?
• What are two basic drill commands a NLCC apprentice might encounter and their purpose?
• Which knot is used to join two ropes of different thicknesses?
• What role does naval etiquette play in NLCC?
• What is seamanship?
• What is the primary purpose of the Navy League Cadet Corps (NLCC)?
• Which item is used to remove lint from a uniform?
• Which of the following describes the correct cleat hitch technique?
• Given the command 'Counter, MARCH', the unit ultimately reverses its direction.
• You salute the _______ each time you meet.
• Which navigation tool shows your current heading relative to magnetic north?
• What is the general purpose of a ship's daily routine or 'workup'?
• In a proper salute, the tip of the forefinger (right hand) touches:
• In working uniforms, officers and midshipmen wear their rank insignia on (the) _________.
• NLCC cadets wear rate insignia on (the) ____________ sleeve(s)
• Which term describes the front portion of a vessel?
• Which describes the complete sequence for a cleat hitch that secures a line?
• The term 'culture' refers to knowledge that guides our behavior.
• Which body is responsible for determining NLCC policies and programs?
• Anyone may request a private conference with the Commanding Officer whenever he/she feels it necessary.
• Why is knowledge of simple weather and sea state signs important?
• How should you treat fellow cadets in a drill environment?
• The Executive Director implements the policies established by the Board of Directors.
• What is the purpose of NLCC practice exams?
• Why are PPE and a tidy workspace important during NLCC drills?
• What does amidships mean?
• Which statement best describes how knowledge of weather signs helps the crew?
• A Proper NLCC uniform includes correct:
• What is the front of a ship called?
• NLCC PO1's wear the petty officer badge and:
• You can remove most small spots and stains from uniforms with:
• Male covers are worn ______________
• What should you do if a fellow cadet is injured but conscious?
• Which of the following best describes a communication best practice on deck?
• Maintaining three points of contact when climbing a ladder primarily prevents what?
• When entering an area designated for official business on a ship, you should remove your cover unless on duty.
• People often discriminate against others without realizing it.
• What is the proper etiquette for saluting in NLCC?
• Which drill command signals a more formal stance with hands at the back?
• The group which helps us most to fit into our society is our:
• What is a recommended practice for safe deck communication?
• What is a basic safety rule for lifting objects on deck?
• Before operating any deck equipment, which statement is true?
• The Commanding Officer designates the Quarterdeck as a/an
• After ironing, fold your uniform neatly to keep it wrinkle free.
• Which drill command requires hands to be at your sides with posture relaxed?
• 'Mark Time, MARCH' is the command given to:
• What is the helm's primary role on a vessel?
• If you see an instance of discrimination, you must:
• To know which uniform to wear to drill, you read the Plan of the Day.
• Which of the following statements best describes the relationship between smoking and blood pressure?
• Which statement best describes the purpose of NLCC drill and ceremonies?
• Why are drill and ceremonies practiced in NLCC?
• Which action is described by the 'At Ease' drill command?
• Cadets wear athletic shoes only with which uniform?
• The overall marching image presented is that of __________ body moving rather than several individuals.
• What is the difference between a rope and a line in nautical terms?
• Which drill command tells sailors to stand tall and alert?
• In NLCC, who is typically responsible for cadet instruction and training of cadets, reporting to the Executive Officer?
• Which knot is specifically used to join two ropes?
• Which term describes the left-hand side of a ship when facing the bow?
• Cadence in marching terms is best described as:
• How would you describe "deck seamanship"?
• What is the term for the upper surface of a ship where people walk?
• During a safety briefing, which item is explicitly confirmed to be worn?
• To treat athlete's foot, you should:
• The ________ causes cadets to perform a desired movement.
• Upon which command may cadets leave ranks?
• Explain the difference between port and starboard with a simple example.
• The NLCC has only one standard uniform.
• Which statement describes knot selection for loads?
• In the NLCC, ___________ in any form is strictly forbidden.
• What is the correct first action if you discover a spill or slick surface on deck?
• In a column or file, cadets stand:
• What is the difference between a map and a chart?
• Which location on a ship is designated as an official place of business by the Commanding Officer?
• What action demonstrates proper courtesy when you are unsure if a person is an officer?
• During a muster drill, which items are typically identified for accountability and safety?
• In a marching unit, movements should be in step with whom?
• Which statement best describes the impact of regular exercise on health?
• Which practice is explicitly stated as a safety guideline for handling lines on deck?
• Which statement about nutrition is accurate?
• Where would you typically find the ship's emergency equipment list?
• To remove lint, pat the uniform with which item?
• Which of the following is prohibited in the NLCC?
• Which statement correctly contrasts a navigational chart with a land map?
• How should you greet a commissioned officer when you meet them?
• What is a nautical chart used for?
• Standing orders in NLCC activities are best described as which of the following?
• Which phrase best describes the group that helps us fit into society most effectively?
• If you see a fellow cadet in distress, how should you respond?
• Which command directs cadets to march in place?
• Describe the proper use of a bowline knot.
• Which option is NOT part of the Replace, Report, Repair safety concept?
• Normal cadence, or 'quick time', is ______ steps per minute.
• When should you hold a salute?
• What unit measures a ship's speed?
• Before using equipment on deck, what should you do?
• What does standing orders refer to in NLCC activities?
• What should you do first when you hear a fire alarm during NLCC activities?
• What safety rule helps prevent injuries around moving lines and gears?
• Unless otherwise ordered, cadets dress right at:
• Which unit is used to measure a ship's speed in nautical contexts?
• Aboard ship, you must be especially courteous and respectful in or near;
• What term describes judging someone based on race or religion?
• What is the standard symbol of the United States Navy flag on board ships?
• Which statement correctly defines beam on a ship?
• If you are not sure whether someone is an officer, you should:
• Which terms describe the front and back of a ship?
• A nautical mile is approximately equal to how many kilometers?
• What is the purpose of a life jacket or PFD when near water?
• Special Assistants to the CO may include a Chaplain, a Medical Assistant, or Division Officers.
• Why are grooming standards important for NLCC uniforms?
• What does the marching command 'dress right, dress' mean?
• What are the Navy’s core values commonly cited by NLCC programs?
• The National Ensign is:
• Special Assistants to the CO may include:
• What is a course in navigation?
• Which knot forms a fixed loop at the end of a rope?
• Why is it important to maintain three points of contact when climbing a ladder or using overhead gear?
• Which statement about NLCC uniforms is true?
• Which of the following best describes how to prevent injuries during drills?
• What is a marching cadence used for?
• Communicable diseases are caused by inherited/genetic factors.
• Knowledge that helps us behave in certain ways is called:
• Which statement best describes the effect of NLCC uniforms on unity and professionalism?
• Where do NLCC cadets wear rate insignia?
• What is the purpose of the RACE procedure in fire safety?
• Which foot do you start out with for all marching commands?
• What information does the deck log primarily document to support accountability?
• In nautical terms, the 'head' refers to which space?
• Name two common causes knots may fail and how you prevent it.
• What is the correct action sequence when a fire alarm sounds during NLCC activities?
• Name two common knots used on deck and what they are used for?
• Good exercise promotes growth, fights disease, and helps to control weight.
• Which practice contributes to safety and efficiency on deck during drills?
• Which four terms describe the primary directions used to describe a ship's orientation?