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ROTC Military Science Final Exam Guide

The document is a final examination for the Department of Military Science and Tactics at the Philippine College of Criminology ROTC Unit. It includes multiple-choice questions, true/false statements, fill-in-the-blank sections, and enumerations related to military tactics, communication, and first aid. The exam assesses knowledge on various topics relevant to military training and leadership.

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ROTC Military Science Final Exam Guide

The document is a final examination for the Department of Military Science and Tactics at the Philippine College of Criminology ROTC Unit. It includes multiple-choice questions, true/false statements, fill-in-the-blank sections, and enumerations related to military tactics, communication, and first aid. The exam assesses knowledge on various topics relevant to military training and leadership.

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HEADQUARTERS

DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCIENCE AND TACTICS


PHILIPPINE COLLEGE OF CRIMINOLOGY ROTC UNIT
1304TH (MANILA) COMMUNITY DEFENSE CENTER, NCRRCDG RESCOM, PA
641Sales Street, Sta Cruz, Manila

MS2 FINAL EXAMINATION

Name: ______________________________ Date: ____________________


Course: _____________________________ Score: ___________________

TEST I.

DIRECTIONS: Single Response: Choose and circle the letter of the correct answer.

1. Gives protection from bullets, fragments of exploding rounds, flame, nuclear effects, and
biological and chemical agents.

A. Concealment B. Cover
C. Camouflage D. Barrier

2. It is anything you use to keep yourself, your equipment, and your position from looking like
what they are. Both natural and man-made material can be used for ____________.

A. Concealment B. Cover
C. Camouflage D. Barrier

3. It is anything that hides you from enemy observation and it does not protect you from
enemy fire.

A. Concealment B. Cover
C. Camouflage D. Barrier

4. FIGHTING POSITION: Your fighting position must be strong enough to protect you from
small arms fire, indirect fire fragments, and the blast wave of nuclear explosions.

A. Concealment B. Cover
C. Camouflage D. Sectors and Fields of Fire

5. FIGHTING POSITION: If your position can be detected, it can be hit by enemy fire. If it can
be hit, you can be killed.

A. Concealment B. Cover
C. Camouflage D. Sectors and Fields of Fire

6. FIGHTING POSITION: The sectors of fire are those areas into which you must observe
and fire. When your leader assigns you a fighting position, he should also assign you sectors of
fire.
A. Concealment B. B. Cover
C. Two-Man Fighting Position D. Sectors and Fields of Fire
7. FIGHTING POSITION: The sectors of fire are those areas into which you must observe
and fire. When your leader assigns you a fighting position, he should also assign you a primary
and a secondary sector of fire.

A. Concealment B. B. Cover
C. Two-Man Fighting Position D. Sectors and Fields of Fire

8. MOVEMENT TECHNIQUES: In addition to walking, you may move in one of three other
methods low crawl, high crawl, or rush.

A. Methods of Movement B. Movement Methos


C. Stealth Moving D. Moving With Stealth

9. MOVEMENT TECHNIQUES: Its means moving quietly, slowly, and carefully. This requires
great patience.

A. Methods of Movement B. Movement Methos


C. Stealth Moving D. Moving With Stealth

10. The colors of your skin, uniform, and equipment may help the enemy detect you if the
colors contrast with the background. For example, a green uniform will contrast with snow-
covered terrain.

A. Concealment B. Cover
C. Camouflage D. Barrier

11. TACTICAL RADIO SETS: Portable sets

A. Are those that can be carried by individual and can be operated while being
moved.
B. Are those that can be moved from one location to another, normally carried by
a team of men.
C. Are those normally installed in a vehicle and obtain power from the vehicles
battery.

12. TACTICAL RADIO SETS: Transportable sets

A. Are those that can be carried by individual and can be operated while being
moved.
B. Are those that can be moved from one location to another, normally carried by
a team of men.
C. Are those normally installed in a vehicle and obtain power from the vehicles
battery.

13. TACTICAL RADIO SETS: Vehicular sets


A. Are those that can be carried by individual and can be operated while being
moved.
B. Are those that can be moved from one location to another, normally carried by
a team of men.
C. Are those normally installed in a vehicle and obtain power from the vehicles
battery.

14. This is a method or means or a combination thereof conveying information of any kind of
one person or place to another except direct communication.
[Link] Communication C. Agency of Communication
[Link] of Communication D. Sound Communications

15. It is a facility which embraces the personnel and equipment to provide signal
communication by any particular means or a combination thereof. COMMEL, Division Signal
Battalion.

[Link] Communication C. Agency of Communication


B. Means of Communication D. Sound Communications

16. This is a medium by which a message is conveyed from one person or place to another.

[Link] Communication C. Agency of Communication


[Link] of Communication D. Sound Communications

17. Ex. Wire, Radio, Television, Morse code, and Electromagnetic system.

A. Telecommunications C. Sound Communications


B. Visual Communications D. Physical Communications

18. Messenger- the oldest and the relatively most secured means. Trained Animals- this
means is not widely use in the AFP. Mail- this means is not responsibility of the Signal Corps.

A. Telecommunications C. Sound Communications


B. Visual Communications D. Physical Communications

19. Ex. Whistle, Serene, Bells Voice, Amplifier, Bugle, Warning shots.

A. Telecommunications C. Sound Communications


B. Visual Communications D. Physical Communications

20. Ex. Light, Panels, Hand to hand Signal, Pyro technique.

A. Telecommunications C. Sound Communications


B. Visual Communications D. Physical Communications

21. It is also the noteworthy that the AFP had participated in international peace keeping effort
as its commitment to the United Nations.

A. Japanese Occupation C. Pre-Spanish Occupation


B. American Influence D. International Peace Keeping Occupation

22. Designed to provide military training to students to prepare for national defense.

A. NSTP (National Service Training Program)


B. ROTC (Reserve Officer Training Corps)
C. CWTS (Civil Welfare Training Service)
D. TESDA (Technical Education and Skills Development Authority)

23. One of the Three component of the ROTC where it is designed to TRAIN students to
become teachers to school children.

A. NSTP (National Service Training Program)


B. ROTC (Reserve Officer Training Corps)
C. CWTS (Civil Welfare Training Service)
D. LTS (Literacy Training Service)

24. One of the Training Services which will involve students to activities to contribute to
general welfare and betterment of life.

A. NSTP (National Service Training Program)


B. ROTC (Reserve Officer Training Corps)
C. CWTS (Civil Welfare Training Service)
D. LTS (Literacy Training Service)

25. This is the lead agency in the implementation of (CWTS) component.

A. NSTP (National Service Training Program)


B. ROTC (Reserve Officer Training Corps)
C. CWTS (Civil Welfare Training Service)
D. TESDA (Technical Education And Skills Development Authority)

Test II.

Instructions: (2) points each Write TRUE if the sentence is true and FALSE if the
sentence is false.

____T_1. First Aid is the initial care given to a person who is ill and injured.
____T_ 2. RA 10871 is the Basic Life Support in the Philippine.
___T 3. Chest pain is one of the symptoms of heart attack.
T_____ 4. The ill Patient means having a medical condition.
_T____ 5. The brain needs oxygenated Blood to function.
__T___ 6. An AED is use to stop the heart from irregular heart beat
___T__ 7. Heart Attack is the common cause of death
____T_ 8. You should ask permission first before applying first aid.
_____T 9. Adult- call first.
____T_ 10. Child- Care first.

TEST III.

Test III Instruction: Fill in the blanks. Write the complete name of the following (3 points each).

1. __Pres Ferdinand marcos jr _____________The Commander in Chief of the AFP

2. __LTGEN ROMEO BRAWNER JR PA___The Commanding General Philippine Army.

3. ______GEN ROMULO MANUEL ____The Commander of Reserve Command, PA.

4. ___FERDINAND REY JR_____________The Group Commander of NCRRCDG,


RESCOM, PA / Superintendent PCCR ROTC Unit.

5. _justice felix angelo bautista ___________The 1304th Community Defence Center


Director / Assistant Superintendent of PCCR ROTC Unit.

6. __LT. DINDO M PEREZ________________ The Commandant of PCCR ROTC Unit.

7. _____GERALD LAURIO________________The Admin NCO of PCCR ROTC Unit.

8. _ANGELICA LEI BAUTISTA_________________ The School President of PCCR.


9.___karim bankola______________________ The School Executive Vice President of
PCCR.

10.__PROF MELFE G DIOLA__________________ The NSTP Director of PCCR.

Test IV Enumeration (25 points).

1.) What is the five (5) levels of Followership?

[Link] NOT blame the boss


[Link] nOT fight the boss
3. TELLTHE TRUTH DON’T BE QUIBBLE
4. DO YOU HOME WORK
[Link] the boss informed

2.) Give at least five (5) rules of good Followership?

1. Self-management
2. COURAGE
3. COMPETENSE AND FOCUS
4. COMMITMENT
5. CULTAVING EFFECTIVE FOLLOWERS

3.) What is the two major component of the AFP?


1. REGULAR
2. RESERVE

ANSWER KEY
TEST I TEST II TEST III 30point

1. B 11. A 21. D 1. T
2. C 12. B 22. B 2. T
3. A 13 C 23. D 3. T
4. B 14. A 24 C 4. T
5. A 15. B 25 A 5. T
6. D 16. B 6. T
7. D 17. A 7. T
8. A 18. D 8. T
9. D 19. C 9. T
10. C 20. B 10.T

Test VI 25 pointsEnumeration

TEN RULES OF FOLLOWERSHIP


1. Do not blame the boss
2. Do not fight the boss
3. Use initiative
4. Accept responsibilities
5. Tell the truth and do not quibble
6. Do your homework
7. Suggest implementation
8. Keep the boss inform
9. Fix problem as they occur
10. Put in an honest day’s work.

5 LEVELS OF FOLLOWERSHIP
1. Self-management
2. Commitment
3. Competence and focus
4. Courage
5. Cultivating effective followers

THE AFP 2 MAJOR COMPONENT


1. Regular Component
2. Reserve Component

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