Young Marine Basic Guide Book Performance Objective 1

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The Young Marine Motto is:
- To earn and preserve the reputation as a leader in youth development and drug demand reduction
- Promote the physical, moral and mental development of its members
- Strengthening the lives of America's youth

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this quiz covers the page with the young marine motto, vision, etc, through page 1-8

Young Marine Basic Guide Book Performance Objective 1 - Quiz

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2.

Which two are words of command that will be used while conducting close order drill? choose the best answers using the jargon given within the book. (2 answers)
- Preparatory command
- Origin
- Command of execution
- Ending
Correct Answer(s)

A. Preparatory command
A. Command of execution

Explanation

The two words of command that will be used while conducting close order drill are "preparatory command" and "command of execution". The preparatory command is given to signal the upcoming movement or action, while the command of execution is given to initiate the movement or action. These commands are essential in maintaining synchronization and coordination during close order drill exercises.

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3.

The position of attention is the begining position for all close order drill.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

The position of attention is indeed the beginning position for all close order drill. This is because it is a fundamental position that establishes discipline, uniformity, and readiness. In this position, the individual stands upright with their heels together, toes pointing outwards, arms straight down alongside the body, palms facing inward, and fingers extended and joined together. From this position, other drill movements and formations can be executed smoothly and efficiently.

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4.

When in the position of attention, your hips are to be in front of your shoulders.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

In the position of attention, your hips are actually supposed to be aligned with your shoulders, not in front of them. The correct posture for the position of attention is to stand with your feet together, heels touching, toes pointed out at a 45-degree angle, and your body straight and aligned. This position helps to maintain balance and a proper military bearing.

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5.

Thumbs are placed along the seam of your trousers.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

Placing thumbs along the seam of your trousers is a correct and proper way of standing. This posture helps to maintain a straight and upright posture, giving a more professional and confident appearance. It also helps to avoid slouching or leaning to one side. Therefore, the given answer "True" is correct.

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6.

When standing at attention, the young marine must: (choose all that are true)
- Stand still and not talk
- Legs are straight, but not stiff
- Chin protrudes out far from the body
- Feet are parallel
- Lift your chest
Correct Answer(s)

A. Stand still and not talk
A. Legs are straight, but not stiff
A. Lift your chest

Explanation

The young marine must stand still and not talk when standing at attention. Additionally, their legs should be straight, but not stiff, and they should lift their chest. These actions demonstrate discipline, focus, and proper posture, which are important aspects of standing at attention in the military. The chin protruding out far from the body and the feet being parallel are not correct actions for standing at attention.

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7.

You can only go to parade rest from the position of attention.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

Parade rest is a position that is assumed from the position of attention. In the military, parade rest is a more relaxed stance where the individual can stand with their feet shoulder-width apart and their hands clasped behind their back. However, in order to transition to parade rest, one must first be in the position of attention, where the individual stands with their feet together, arms straight down by their sides, and their eyes forward. Therefore, the statement that you can only go to parade rest from the position of attention is true.

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8.

The proper position of parade rest consists of (but is not limited to): choose all that are true
- Stiff legs
- Slouched sholdiers
- Left hand behind the right
- Straight legs
- Head and eyes are in the same position as they would be in the position of attention
Correct Answer(s)

A. Left hand behind the right
A. Straight legs
A. Head and eyes are in the same position as they would be in the position of attention

Explanation

The proper position of parade rest includes the left hand behind the right, straight legs, and the head and eyes in the same position as they would be in the position of attention. Stiff legs and slouched shoulders are not part of the proper position of parade rest.

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9.

In the position of at ease, a young marine must maintain silence.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

In the position of "at ease," a young marine is required to maintain silence. This means that they are not allowed to speak or make any noise while in this position. This is important because it helps to create a disciplined and respectful environment. It also allows for clear communication and instructions to be given without any distractions. Therefore, the correct answer is true.

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10.

In the position of at ease, you are permited to adjust your uniform and equiptment only.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

In the position of "at ease," soldiers are allowed to make adjustments to their uniform and equipment. This means they can fix any issues with their clothing, such as tucking in a shirt or adjusting a hat. However, they are not allowed to move around or engage in any other activities. Therefore, the statement is true.

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11.

In the postition of rest, you are permited to speak as loudly as you wish.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

In the postition of rest, you are not necessarily permitted to speak as loudly as you wish. The statement implies that there are no restrictions on speaking loudly while at rest, which is incorrect. In reality, the permission to speak loudly depends on the specific context and environment, regardless of whether one is at rest or not.

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12.

The proper spacing between two squads is 40 inches.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

The proper spacing between two squads is 40 inches. This means that there should be a distance of 40 inches between each member of the two squads.

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13.

For a right face, you: (click all that are true)
- Lift your right toe and left heel
- Face 90 degrees to the right/left
- Keep thumbs along the seems of your trousers
- For a right face, finish the mvement by bringing your right heel to your left heel
- Finish in the position of attention
Correct Answer(s)

A. Lift your right toe and left heel
A. Face 90 degrees to the right/left
A. Keep thumbs along the seems of your trousers
A. Finish in the position of attention

Explanation

To perform a right face, you need to lift your right toe and left heel, face 90 degrees to the right or left, keep your thumbs along the seams of your trousers, and finish in the position of attention. Bringing your right heel to your left heel is not mentioned as a step for a right face.

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14.

In a regular quicktime cadence, the amount of steps per secon is ________. (you may have to do a little math)
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
Correct Answer

A. 2

Explanation

In a regular quicktime cadence, the amount of steps per second is 2. This can be determined by dividing the total number of steps (4) by the total time taken (2 seconds), which gives us 2 steps per second.

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Young Marine Basic Guide Book Performance Objective 1

The Young Marine Motto is:

Which two are words of command that will be used while conducting close order drill? choose the best answers using the jargon given within the book. (2 answers)

The position of attention is the begining position for all close order drill.

When in the position of attention, your hips are to be in front of your shoulders.

Thumbs are placed along the seam of your trousers.

When standing at attention, the young marine must: (choose all that are true)

You can only go to parade rest from the position of attention.

The proper position of parade rest consists of (but is not limited to): choose all that are true

In the position of at ease, a young marine must maintain silence.

In the position of at ease, you are permited to adjust your uniform and equiptment only.

In the postition of rest, you are permited to speak as loudly as you wish.

The proper spacing between two squads is 40 inches.

For a right face, you: (click all that are true)

In a regular quicktime cadence, the amount of steps per secon is ________. (you may have to do a little math)