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ST. ESTANISLAO KOSTKA COLLEGE ROTC

902 (ZDN) CDC, 9RCDG, ARESCOM PA
Sagario Street, Poblacion, Manukan, Zamboanga del Norte
7110 Phillipines

MIDTERM EXAM IN
ND
2 Semester, S.Y 2024-2025

Name:___________________________ Score:__________
Date: __________

Test I. INSTRUCTIONS: Write the letter of your choice on the blank provided before the
number. PLEASE, NO ERASURES.

______ 1. It is the graphic presentation of the Earth’s surface that are drawn to scale on a
Flat surface.
A. Maps
B. Direction
C. Bearings
D. Compass

______ 2. The direction of the Earth’s Magnetic pole, the direction in which the needle of a compass
point.
A. Magnetic North
B. True North
C. Grid North
D. Earth North

______ 3. The direction of the Earth’s North Pole which is 90 degrees north. The North Pole star is
directly above the North Pole.
A. Earth North
B. Magnetic North
C. Grid North
D. True North

______ 4. The direction of the vertical grid lines called eastings.

A. True North
B. Grid North
C. Magnetic North
D. Earth North

_______ 5. Is a classic for connecting lines and tying knots whether you are tying two ropes together
to make a longer rope, or you are tying up a bundle of firewood to carry.
A. Half Knot
B. Figure Eight Knot
C. Bowline
D. Square Knot
______ 6. A knot intertwining the ends of two cords and used in tying other knots.
A. Figure Eight Knot
B. Bowline
C. Half Knot
D. RAPPELLING

______7. Also known as abseiling, is a form of rock climbing that utilizes a rope anchored into a rock
or mountainside.
A. RAPPELLING
B. Figure Eight Knot
C. Square Knot
D. Half Knot

______8. This knot is often taught and illustrated with a poem of a rabbit coming out of the hole,
hopping in front of a tree, going behind the tree, and back down his original hole.
A. Half Knot
B. Bowline
C. Figure Eight Knot
D. Square Knot

______9. This knot creates a stopper wherever you need one on a rope, though the steps are also
steps you take to create several other knots.
A. Figure Eight Knot
B. Half Knot
C. Square Knot
D. Bowline

______ 10. Consist of a techniques and skills employed in tying a knot in a rope, nylon, webbing, or
other articles but the proper ways of a knot tying can be the difference.
A. Knot Tying
B. Rope
C. Maps
D. All of the above

Test II: IDENTIFICATION: Identify the right missing words and put your answers on the blank
provided.

_____________ 1. Is the middle point or element of a command. In a platoon of three (3) squads in
the line, the second squad from the right is the center. With four (4) squads in the platoon
the second squad from the right is the center squad (platoon).

_____________ 2. Arrangement of the elements of a unit in line, in column or any other prescribed
manner.

_____________ 3. An individual, squad, platoon, company or larger body, forming part of a larger
body.

_____________ 4. Cadence at a rate of 180 steps per minute.

_____________ 5. Is a formation in which the elements are placed one behind another.
_____________ 6. Is a straight line upon which several elements or teams are formed or the
dressing
of several elements upon a straight line. A unit is aligned when it is dressed.
_____________ 7. is the uniform rhythm by which a movement is executed or the number of steps
or
counts per minute of which a movement is executed.
_____________ 8. Is the element on which a movement is regulated.
_____________ 9. Is the space from front to rear of any formation or a position including the front
and rear elements.

_____________ 10. One of a series of elements formed one behind another.

_____________ 11. The direction in which a command faces.

_____________ 12. The man whom the command or element thereof regulates its march.

_____________ 13. The leading element of a column.

_____________ 14. The space occupied by an element measured from one flank to the opposite
flank.

_____________ 15. To help understand the meaning of drill terms

Test III: ENUMERATION: Provide the correct answer.

Elements of a Map
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

Type of Scale
6.
7.
8.
9.

How to measure distance on a map?

10.
11.
12.
13.
14.

Complete name of our CDC Director

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