Name: ________________________________________ date: __________________

Course: ms -1 ___ score: __________________

Final examination

1. Is the art of influencing others to accomplish the mission by providing purpose, direction and
motivation.
A. Military history b. Military customs and traditions c. Military leadership d. All of the above

2. Derives its authority from the soldier’s steadfast and commitment to the service of the country
A. Duty b. Patriotism c. Loyalty d. Honor

3. Military crowning value, hallmark of military conduct quality of soldier’s consciousness of

personal dignity and self worth.
A. Loyalty b. Honor c. Patriotism d. Valor

4. It is the manifestation of sound leadership as it is the expression that powers the smallest unit to
the largest battalion.
A. Honor b. Valor c. Solidarity d. Loyalty

5. It refers to those with the right and responsibility to carry out functions.
A. Duty b. Loyalty c. Valor d. Authority

6. Central or the most important guiding doctrine, principles, beliefs or values.

A. Values b. Planning c. Loyalty d. Core philosophy

7. The state of order and obedience existing within a command and it is the character training,
which enables the soldier to play his part in the military team.
A. Mil courtesy b. Military history c. Military discipline d. None of the above

8. Acts of politeness, civility and respect and serves to smoothen personal relationship.
A. Military discipline b. Military leadership c. Military courtesy d. All of the above

9. The military justice system in the philippines is designed to in the military system of the armed
forces of the philippines to:
A. Enforce B. Dicipline C. Administer justice D.all of the above

10. It has jurisdiction over issues of unit morale, efficiency, effectiveness or economy and those not
taken either by trmg or oespa.
A. Office of the inspector C. Office of the ethical standards and public accountability
B. The provost marshal general D.none of the above

11. It has jurisdiction over cases of graft and corruption and other offenses that are grave in nature.
A. Office of the inspector C. Office of the ethical standards and public accountability
B. The provost marshal general D.none of the above

12. It has jurisdiction involving causes in violation of policies, regulations on discipline, and order
and all other costs of misbehavior and misconduct.
A. Office of the inspector C. Office of the ethical standards and public accountability
B. The provost marshal general D.none of the above.
13. Are those that result in decision not involving penal sanctions and may take such mild
disciplinary or instructive forms as admonition, reprimand and the like. It require only substantial
evidence to gain positive adjudication.
A. Administrative cases C. Section 105 of the manual for courts-martial
B. Punitive cases D. Efficiency and separation board under executive order no. 337

14. Are those that result in judgment of fine, hard labor, deprivation of liberty or combination of
these whenever the guilt of those involved are proven by instrumentality of military justice, which is
a court- martial. The quantum of evidence required is proof beyond reasonable doubt.
A. Administrative cases C. Section 105 of the manual for courts-martial
B. Punitive cases D. Efficiency and separation board under executive order no. 337

15. A non-punitive measures intended for purely instructional or correctional purposes to create
and maintain efficiency, such as admonitions, reprimands, exhortations, disapproval, criticism,
censures, reproofs and rebukes written or oral and not intended for punishments.
A. Administrative cases C. Section 105 of the manual for courts-martial
B. Punitive cases D. Efficiency and separation board under executive order no. 337

16. It is to pass upon the retention or separation of officers due to incompetence, misconduct,
immorality, intemperate use of drugs and alcoholism etc.;
A. Administrative cases C. Section 105 of the manual for courts-martial
B. Punitive cases D. Efficiency and separation board under executive order no. 337

17. It is to determine entitlement of separation and retirement benefits of officers whose separation
from the svc is made mandatory by existing law.
A. Administrative cases C. Section 105 of the manual for courts-martial
B. Punitive cases D. Efficiency and separation board under executive order no. 337

18. What is the responsibilities of a leader.

A. Set the example B. Model soldier and commander C. Accomplishment of the mission

19. What is the roles of a military leader.

A. Communication B. Accomplishment of the mission C. Model soldier and commander

20. What is the values that make up professional ethics.

A. Model soldier and commander b. Set the example c. Selfless service d. Commitment

21. It is include panel sets, pyrotechnics, smoke of various types and colors, arm and hand
signals, flashlight, tracer ammunition, improvised lights, and flags.
A. Signal B. Sound C. Visual signals D. Alarm

22. Is simply speaking to one another-voice communication. When you need to

communicate over longer distances, your voice is transmitted and received by electrical
means, such as radio or telephone.
A. Communication B. Signal C. Means of communication D. All of the
above
23. Results from collecting, locating, processing, analyzing and reporting intercepted
communication emitters.
A. Signals intelligence B. Intelligence C. Military intelligence D. None of the above

24. Conducted to influence the attitude and behavior of all groups within the populace
thereby obtaining the maximum support for the government.
A. Military intelligence B. Psychological C.Human intelligence D. Intelligence

25. The different levels of designated whether as s2, g2, or j2 and emphasizes techniques
and considerations which are primarily applicable to the battalion s2.
A. Intelligence B.Human intelligence C.Military intelligence D.Technical intelligence

26. All facts, documents, materials, photographs, diagrams, maps & reports of observation
of any kind which increases our knowledge of a possible true or false, accurate or
inaccurate, positive or negative, organized or unorganized, and related or unrelated
A. Human intelligence B.Mil. information C.Technical intelligence D.Military intelligence

27. Combat intelligence is used in planning and conducting tactical and administrative
operations. It is concerned with information about the weather, enemy, people and terrain.
A. Technical intelligence b. Combat intelligence c. Psychological opns d. Intel
operations

28. All intelligence activities generally follow a four-phase cycle oriented to the
commander’s mission. This cycle is continuous and all steps are carried out at the same
time.
A. Intelligence cycle b. Intel operations c. Human intelligence d. All of the above

29. An act providing for the development, organization, training, administration,

maintenance and utilization of the citizen armed force of the armed forces of the
philippines and for other purposes.”
A. Ra 6391 b. Ra 6193 c. Ra 7077 d. Ra 7017

30. A graphic representation of a portion of the earth’s surface drawn to scale, as seen
from above.
A. Geographical map b. Map reading c. Map d. All of the above

31. Those maps with scales of 1:1,000,000 and smaller are used for general planning and
for strategic studies.
A. Small short b. Meduim c. Large d. Small

32. This is a map that portrays terrain features in a measurable way, as well as the
horizontal positions of the features represented.
A. Photomap b. Terrain model c. Special maps d. Topographical
map
33. The sheet number is found in bold print in both the upper right and lower left areas of
the margin, and in the center box of the adjoining sheets diagram, which is found in the
lower right margin.
A. Sheet name b. Sheet c. Number d. Sheet number

33. Used to represent military features such as identity, size, location, or movement of
soldiers; and military activities and installations.
A. Symbol b. Military c. Sheet name d. Military symbol

34. It is found in bold print at the center of the top and in the lower left area of the map
margin.
A. Name b. Symbol c. Sheet number d. Sheet name

35. Is anything that hides you from enemy observation and does not protect you from enemy fire
A. Natural concealment b. Manmade concealment c. Camouflage d. Concealment
36. Is anything you use to keep yourself, your equipment and your position from looking like what they
are both natural and manmade material
37. Concealment b. Camouflage c. Dispersion d. Depression
38. Is the spreading of men, vehicles, and equipment over a wide area. It usually easier for the enemy
to detect soldiers when they are bunched up.
A. Concealment b. Camouflage c. Dispersion d. Natural concealment
39. Includes such things as bushes, grass, trees, and shadows. If possible, natural concealment should
not be distributed.
A. Manmade concealment b. Concealment c. Natural concealment d. Camouflage
40. Includes such things as battle-dress uniforms, camouflage nets, face paint, and natural material that
have been moved from its original location
A. Manmade concealment b. Concealment c. Natural concealment d. Camouflage
41. When the terrain precludes use of the wedge, fire teams use the ____
A. File formation b. Column formation c. Wedge d. Squad formation
42. Is the squads most common formation. It provides good dispersion laterally and in depth without
sacrificing control, and facilities maneuver.
A. Squad formation b. File formation c. Squad column d. Platoon formation
43. Are the primary means of communication for offensive combat and for other operations
A. Radio b. Messengers c. Both a & b d. None of the above
44. Are the primary means of communication in defense
A. Wire b. Radio c. Messengers d. Both a & c
45. Is used when wire service is interrupted after the enemy has made contact or when ordered by a
higher command.
A. Radio b. Messengers c. Wire d. Visual
46. May be used to supplement wire in the defense, but only when they do not compromise security
A. Visual b. Wire c. Sound signals d. Both a & c
47. Include panel set pyrotechnics, smoke of various types and colors, arms and hand signals,
flashlight,
Tracer ammunition, improved lights, and flags.
A. Visual signals b. Sound signals c. Radio d. None of the above
48. Are normally used for alarms to warm of air, chemical, biological and radiological (cbr), or ground
attack whistles, horns, bells, small arms, or other noisemakers may be used for sound signals.
A. Visual signals b. Sound signals c. Radio d. All of the above

49. Allows the operator at the remote site to transmit or receive through a radio set from a distance of
up to 2 miles.
A. Remote control unit b. Local control unit c. Rc-292 d. Antena

50. Is of the same general construction as the same general construction as the remote control unit.
A. Remote control b. Rc-292 c. Local control unit d. Antena

51. Is an elevated, wide-band, modified ground-plane antenna designed the range of radio sets in the
30 to 76 mhz range.
A. Remote control b. Local control c. Rc-292 d. None of the above

52. Twelve sections are provided for assembling the 30-foot supporting mast assembly.
A. Mass base assembly b. Mast section c. Rc-292 d. Antenna

53. This assembly consists of guy stake gp101/u attached to a yoke and clevis pin assembly.
A. Mast section b. Rc-292 c. Antenna d. Mass base assembly

54. A communication sent by one station and intended for reception by another station or stations.
A. Transmission b. Answer c. Call sign d. Net call sign

55. A transmission make by a station called in response to the call received.

A. Call sign b. Answer c. Net call signd. Transmission

56. A call sign is a word, or a combining of words, intended for transmission by voice means, and it
identifies the command, unit, or authority of the radio station
A. Transmission b. Answer c. Call sign d. Net call sign

57. The collective call sign that represents all the radio stations operating together on a particular radio
net.
A. Net call sign b. Net control station c. Proword d. Receipt

58. A radio station appointed by higher authority to direct and control the operation and flow of all traffic
handled on the radio net.
A. Net control station b. Proword c. Receipt d. Acknowledgement
59. A pronounceable word or phrase that has been assigned a meaning to speed up message handling
on radio nets that use radio and telephone.
A. Receipt b. Abbreviated plaindress message c. Acknowledgement d. Proword

60. A message that has certain elements of the message heading omitted for speed of handling.
A. Proword b. Receipt c. Acknowledgement d. Abbreviated palindress message

61. A communication sent by the receiving operator indicating that the message or other transmission
has been satisfactorily received
A. Proword b. Acknowledgement c. Transmission d. Receipt

62. A separate message originated by the addressee to inform the originator that his message has
been received and is understood.
A. Acknowledgement b. Proword c. Transmission d. Receipt

63. This formation has two squads up front to provide a heavy volume of fire on contact
A. Platoon column b. Platoon formation c. Platoon vee d. Formation

64. This formation may be set up in several methods and has the same characterstics as the fire team
and squad files
A. Platoon column b. Platoon formation c. Platoon file d. Formation

65. When not traveling a column or line, squads travel in life and has the same characteristics as the
fire team file.
A. Squad line b. Squad file c. Platoon file d. Platoon column

66. Normally, you will spend more time ___________ than fighting.
A. Running b. Walking c. Crawling d. Moving

67. These are all methods of movement, except one:

A. Rush b. High crawl c. Moving crawl d. Low crawl

68. You can use the high crawl when speed is not required. This statement is:
A. True b. Partially true c. False d. It depends

69. Logs, trees, stumps, ravines, and hollows are examples of what?
A. Manmade cover b. Natural cover c. Environmental cover d. Absolute cover

70. Fighting positions, trenches, walls, rubble, and craters are examples of what?
A. Manmade cover b. Natural cover c. Environmental cover d. Absolute cover

71. Are arrangements of elements and soldiers in relation to each other.

A. File b. Wedge c. Formation d. Column

72. Is the basic formation for the fire team.

A. File b. Wedge c. Formation d. Column

73. Describes the relationships between fire teams in the squad.

A. Squad formations b. Platoon formation c. Squad file d. Squad column
74. Includes the platoon column, the platoon line, the platoon vee and the platoon wedge.
A. Squad formations b. Platoon formations c. Squad file d. Squad column

75. This formation has two squads in the rear that can overwatch or trail the lead squad.
A. Platoon column b. Platoon wedge c. Platoon vee d. Platoon line

TEST II: ENUMERATION

1. Give at least Eight (8) Traits of a Military Leader?
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2. What are the Core Philosophy. Give At least Five?
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TEST III. Complete the Table. (10 POINTS)

LETTER PHONETIC EQUIVALENT LETTER PHONETIC EQUIVALENT

A N
B O
C P
D Q
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F S
G T
H U
I V
J W
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L Y
M Z