NJROTC Petty Officer 1st Class Exam

The NJROTC program was established by

• the Chief of Naval Education and Training (CNET).

• the Secretary of the Navy (SECNAV).

• the U.S. Congress.

• the Department of Defense.

Congress established the NJROTC program because they saw a need for

• better informed youth in citizenship duties.

• more athletic young people.

• better young students.

• youth with more respect for authority.

Who sets Navy policy for the NJROTC program?

• The local Naval Science Instructor (NSI)

• The staff of the Chief of Naval Education and Training (CNET)

• The local school officials

• The U.S. Congress

Where is CNSTC's headquarters located?

• Pensacola, Florida

• Washington, DC

• Norfolk, Virginia

• San Diego, California

The Senior Naval Science Instructor (SNSI) and the Naval Science Instructor (NSI) work for the

• local school board.

• Department of the Navy.

• U.S. Congress.

• Department of Defense.

Which of the following is a special benefit cadets can earn through the NJROTC program?

• Complete high school in three years instead of four.

• Guaranteed admittance to the Naval Academy.

• Guaranteed goals.

• They can enlist in the military in a higher rate and pay grade.

Which of the following statements is a TRUE statement?

• The NJROTC program was established by the President under Executive Order 123138.

• Naval tradition is unimportant in the NJROTC program.

• A basic goal of the NJROTC program is to develop informed and responsible citizens.

• NJROTC drills replace the mathematics and English programs in local schools.

A SPECIFIC goal of the NJROTC program is to

• improve one's physical fitness.

• develop patriotism.

• form a color guard.

• form a precision drill team.

Which of the following subjects is a social science?

• General Science

• Political Science

• Advanced Science

• Chemistry

The NJROTC program emphasizes

• each person's responsibilities in American society.

• classroom instruction and examinations.

• physical fitness and military drill.

• respectful conduct and good personal appearance.