Basic Army Knowledge Practice Test

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• In the 5 Cs of UXO reporting, which action is the fourth C?
• Step 5 in the IED reaction sequence is which action?
• Which statement best defines leadership as described in the material?
• Which statement best describes the difference between a noncommissioned officer and a commissioned officer?
• OPORD stands for which of the following?
• What does the acronym UCMJ stand for?
• Step 5 in the 7 Steps to a Hasty Vehicle Recovery is which action?
• Which statement best describes the relationship between the Army Chain of Command and discipline?
• SOPs in Army units are used mainly to?
• Which of the following is included in the PRT Prep-Drill?
• Which statement best defines resilience?
• Which term best describes the ability to recover quickly from setbacks while maintaining a mission focus?
• Which of the following is an example of sustainment in military operations?
• What does the Army Warrior Ethos say about placing the mission first, quitting, and leaving a fallen comrade?
• What is the difference between a Commissioned Officer and a Noncommissioned Officer?
• Which method is used to cross small open areas by contouring around obstacles?
• What is the difference between cover and concealment?
• Which map feature shows elevation changes?
• What is the main purpose of the chain of command?
• Which statement accurately describes the role of the Assistant Squad Leader?
• Which document governs Army policy on equal opportunity?
• Which option correctly lists the meal-related acronym MRE with the exact phrasing used in military contexts?
• METL stands for what acronym?
• What does the military time 1730 hours represent?
• Which of the following represents 3:00 PM in military time?
• Which statement best reflects a key element of the Army Warrior Ethos?
• In a standard Army squad, who is typically the squad leader?
• Which regulation covers memorandums for record?
• Which SPOTREP field records the time of observation?
• What are the five sections of a standard military operations order (OPORD)?
• Which is the final step in the 8 cycles of function?
• Which unit is typically commanded by a Major General?
• What does MOPP stand for?
• Which ADP covers training units and developing leaders?
• Grid north refers to which of the following?
• Which unit is typically the smallest operational unit described?
• What are the four steps of risk management?
• In 24-hour military time, what standard time is 1415 hours?
• Which drill is the platoon-level attack?
• In first aid, what does the ABCs stand for?
• In a 9-Line MEDEVAC, which item covers the method of marking the pickup site?
• Which step follows the WARNO in the Troop Leading Procedures?
• In Army terms, which statement best explains the difference between a commission and an appointment?
• What is the difference between Present Arms and Order Arms in drill?
• What is the first line item in a 9-Line UXO report?
• Which sequence lists the Army units in ascending size from smallest to largest?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the 5 S's?
• During ceremonies, what is the primary duty of the color guard?
• What is the typical size of a U.S. Army squad?
• In a 9-Line MEDEVAC, which item requests the number of patients by precedence?
• Which statement best describes General Order 11?
• Which time format is used in official Army communications?
• Which best describes the primary responsibility of a Squad Leader?
• Which unit lies between Battalion and Division in the standard hierarchy?
• Which statement describes the purpose of the chain of command?
• What is the main purpose of Equal Opportunity (EO) and Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) policies?
• ADP 7-0 is associated with which concept?
• Who handles operations and training in a battalion staff (S-3)?
• Which line item in a 9-Line UXO describes the type of ordnance?
• Which domain is primarily about long-term personal growth and leadership development?
• What details are commonly documented in a safety hazard report?
• What does AR stand for in Army documentation?
• In Army practice, risk management is best described as?
• What is the first step in Troop Leading Procedures?
• In the IED attack sequence, what is Step 3?
• Which option is NOT part of LARS azimuth adjustments?
• Which formation is traditionally used to keep infantry units connected while moving?
• PBIED stands for what?
• In the seven steps to a hasty vehicle recovery, what is Step 4?
• Which statement correctly describes the relative sizes of a platoon and a squad?
• REDCON 3 indicates being prepared to move in how long?
• Which of the following is a Suicide Vehicle Borne IED?
• Which unit is typically commanded by a Major General?
• The purpose of uniform and grooming standards is to ensure what?
• Which of the following is NOT a PRT Recovery Drill?
• In standard Army structure, which unit is commanded by a Lieutenant Colonel (O-5)?
• Which description correctly identifies who is typically the squad leader?
• Which term refers to the personal growth aspect of training domains?
• What does the Army use to ensure soldiers stay in good physical condition during training?
• In military time, what does 1415 hours represent?
• Who is typically the senior NCO responsible for training, welfare, and discipline of a platoon?
• Who typically leads a platoon?
• Which of the following options represents the Army Values acronym LDRSHIP?
• What is the difference between the Oath of Enlistment and the Oath of Office?
• What is the difference between a squad and a squad leader's responsibility?
• Which rank typically commands a Battalion?
• During ceremonies, what is the color guard’s primary responsibility?
• Which statement describes CASEVAC?
• Which of the following is an Endurance & Mobility Activity?
• Which line item asks about NBC Contamination in a 9-Line UXO?
• Which action is not one of the three basic steps for controlling severe bleeding in first aid?
• General Order 11 requires what standard of behavior?
• What is the motto of the United States Army?
• What is the correct order of the standard Army unit hierarchy from smallest to largest?
• In the 8-Step Training Model, which step involves issuing the OPORD?
• Step 8 in the IED reaction sequence is which action?
• What does MRE stand for?
• Which of the following is a Vehicle Borne (VBIED) classification?
• What is the purpose of the two-person rule in field safety?
• What does PT stand for in Army slang?
• What information does a map legend provide?
• Memorandum for record is associated with which Army Regulation?
• Which 8 Battle Drills entry is platoon-level for bunkers?
• Which sequence lists the three training domains?
• In field movement, why is the column formation used instead of the line?
• On a map, what does a north arrow indicate?
• What is the purpose of a CASEVAC plan?
• REDCON 1 indicates being prepared to move in what timeframe?
• Which field in a SITREP is used to locate the reporting unit's position?
• What is the purpose of drill and ceremony?
• Unit training management is covered by which field manual?
• Which of the following is NOT an Army Value?
• Which unit is typically commanded by a Colonel?
• What is the primary purpose of the Army Chain of Command?
• When outdoors in uniform, to whom should a soldier render a salute?
• What is the purpose of the Military Grid Reference System (MGRS)?
• Which drill is squad-level: Enter and Clear a Room (Squad)?
• Contour lines on a topographic map show which terrain attributes?
• Who typically serves as the senior noncommissioned officer in a platoon?
• Which rank typically commands a Brigade?
• What is the third step in Troop Leading Procedures?
• Which statement best describes the Squad Leader's primary responsibility?
• Step 7 in the IED reaction sequence is which action?
• Which Army value emphasizes treating others with dignity and respect?
• In the 8-Step Training Model, which step comes immediately after Plan the Training?
• What is the main purpose of the Army National Flag ceremony?
• What is the purpose of a safety briefing before training?
• Which drill is used to enter and clear a trench at platoon level?
• During risk management, which step involves putting in place actions to reduce risk?
• Which description correctly identifies who typically leads a platoon?
• What is the standard way to address a superior officer?
• What does first aid include in the Army?
• Which of the following is one of the four basic firearm safety rules taught in the Army?
• What are the three training domains?
• Which General Order requires you to report all violations of orders you are instructed to enforce?
• What is the typical responsibility of mid-level commanders in a company?
• In navigation, what does a bearing represent?
• How many General Orders are there for sentries, and what is the purpose of the first General Order?
• Which instrument is used in the field to determine direction?
• REDCON 2 indicates being prepared to move in how many minutes?
• In field use, concealment is primarily used to achieve what?
• What is the fourth step in Troop Leading Procedures?
• Which type of north corresponds to geographical coordinates?
• What is the third basic step in controlling severe bleeding?
• Which insignia represents the rank of Sergeant (E-5)?
• What is the proper approach to PPE in the field?
• What action follows the initial report in reacting to an IED attack?
• Which of the following is a Warfighting Function of the Army?
• Which factor is included in METT-TC analysis?
• What is the rank insignia for a Sergeant (E-5)?
• Which of the following is a Strength & Mobility Exercise?
• Which of the following is the smallest unit in the standard Army unit hierarchy?
• Which of the following is one of the 4 elements of BRM?
• Which range best describes a typical U.S. Army platoon size?
• What is the first step in reacting to an IED attack?
• Under Army customs, when should you render a salute?
• What does Sustainment refer to in military operations?
• Which option correctly lists the insignia for a Second Lieutenant?
• Which of the following is NOT an Army Value?
• Who handles personnel and administration in a battalion staff (S-1)?
• Which rank typically commands a Division?
• Which of the following best describes the recommended treatment for severe external bleeding?
• How many categories are defined in a LACE report?
• Grid north is best described as the north used in?
• Resilience involves maintaining focus on what during recovery from adversity?
• CCP stands for what?
• Magnetic declination is?
• In 9-Line MEDEVAC, which line item requests Special Equipment Required?
• In a SITREP, which field records when the operation began?
• Which SCRIM attribute helps identify a vehicle?
• Which statement about the Army motto is accurate?
• Which Army value emphasizes putting the mission before personal interests?
• What is typically included in a safety hazard report?
• How does a line formation differ from a column formation?
• Step 6 in the IED reaction sequence is which action?
• What is the typical role of an Assistant Squad Leader in a squad?
• In a 9-Line MEDEVAC, which item specifies the number of patients by type?
• Which of the following is NOT an Endurance & Mobility Activity?
• Who typically leads a platoon in the Army?
• FM 7-0 focuses on which area?
• Which of the following is not a movement technique?
• On a topographic map, contour lines are used to indicate which aspects of the terrain?
• In 9-Line UXO, which line asks for Resources Threatened?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the five Cs in reacting to an IED attack?
• What is the meaning of 'This We'll Defend'?
• Step 4 in reacting to an IED attack is Direct Element to RP (METT-TC).
• What is the primary purpose of the two-person rule in field safety?
• What does LDRSHIP stand for in Army Values?
• In the Call for Fire process, which item is included in the first step?
• DD Form 2745 is used for which tag?
• Who is responsible for training units and developing leaders?
• What does AWOL stand for?
• What is the insignia for a Second Lieutenant?
• What is the correct sequence for addressing a drill command such as 'Attention'?
• REDCON 4 indicates being prepared to move in how long?
• In which year was the United States Army established as a separate branch?
• OPSEC stands for what?
• Which statement differentiates CASEVAC from Medevac?
• Which statement best describes the scope of mid-level commanders in a company?
• What is the Oath of Enlistment?
• The Army Chain of Command is designed to ensure that orders and information flow from the top down and to maintain which of the following?
• What color on a map indicates water features?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the four basic firearm safety rules?
• Which 8-Step Training Model step trains the Trainers?
• Which statement about magnetic north is true?
• What is the difference between a commission and an appointment in Army terms?
• In standard Army structure, which rank typically commands a battalion?
• Which of the following is NOT a section of a standard OPORD?
• In evaluating a casualty, which action is performed first?
• Which item is not one of the three training domains?
• Which element is part of an OPORD?
• In field navigation, which instrument gives heading?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a Warfighting Function of the Army?
• Military bearing encompasses a soldier's?
• What is the Army motto?
• Which is NOT one of the Principles of Patrolling?
• In the 5 Cs of UXO reporting, which action is the first C?
• The primary function of a basic fire team is to provide what?
• What is the significance of formations in ceremony?
• Why is uniform appearance important in the Army?
• Which is the first element listed in a SALUTE report?
• Which of the following is a Warfighting Function?
• Magnetic declination is the angle between which two references?
• What is the first step in casualty care once the scene is safe?
• In navigation, the bearing is defined as which of the following?
• What is the second step in Troop Leading Procedures?
• Which method is NOT a standard crossing method for large open areas?
• What is a grid reference used for?
• Which movement formation is used for a single-file movement?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the 8 cycles of function?
• Which item is NOT a component of OCOKA?
• Which map feature is used to understand terrain relief?
• Which statement correctly differentiates the Oath of Enlistment from the Oath of Office?
• Which step comes immediately after Reconnoiter in the Troop Leading Procedures?
• Which unit is typically commanded by a Lieutenant Colonel?
• Which option is NOT one of the 5 Cs of UXO reporting?
• Which of the following is NOT an Army Value?
• Which unit is typically commanded by a Captain?
• What is the role of a platoon sergeant?
• The Soldier's Creed is designed to emphasize which of the following?