1. FINAL EXAM
NAVAL SCIENCE I
Review Sheet
2009-2010
THE CADET FIELD MANUAL
(THE ORANGE BOOK)
Chain of Command
• Know the chain of command.
Orders of the Sentry
• Know all 11 Orders to the Sentry.
Squad, Platoon and Company Drill
• Explain the prescribed movements in handling execution for squad, platoon and company drills.
• Know the formations for the squad, platoon and company.
• Know how to form the platoon by mustering petty officer, platoon commander and company
commander.
• Explain changing the direction of march to include columns, to the rear, flanks and obloquies while in
squad and platoon formations
• Explain counting off procedures in line and in column for the platoon
• Understand how to align the platoon at normal and close interval
• Know how many cadets makes up a squad, a platoon and a company.
Manual of Arms
• Know all the movements in the Manual of Arms.
• Know the count for each movement.
• Know the positions of your hands and the rifle when under arms.
THE INTRODUCTION TO NJROTC MANUAL
(THE WHITE BOOK)
Followership
• Define followership.
• Describe the different types of followers
• Describe the qualities of a good follower, and the importance of obedience in a military unit.
• Describe the duties of a good follower.
Leadership
• Define leadership.
• Cite the traits of an effective leader.
• Discuss the range of leadership styles and strategies of successful leaders, from the very autocratic
to the very democratic.
• Know the responsibilities of all the staff officers.
Motivation
• Know Maslow’s priority of human needs.
• Define human needs of survival, security, belonging, esteem and self-actualization.
• Describe the main motivating factors in people’s actions, and how it impacts on their attitude to do a
better job.
• Define punishment as a negative approach to motivation.
• Define rewards as a positive approach to motivation.
Relationships
• Describe senior and subordinate relationships in typical military situation.
• Explain the difference between discrimination and prejudice.
• Explain how frustration, anger, sexual harassment, being picked-on, and unfair situations cause
conflicts in human relationships.

2. • Compare and contrast the different tips to handling conflicts in difficult situations.

3. Attitudes and Emotions
• Explain how an individual’s attitude influences others around him/her and contributes to the success
of the NJROTC unit.
• Explain the key to having a good attitude.
• Explain the difference between winning and losing.
• Describe how emotions play a strong role in the way people behave in different situations.
• Describe how physical activity can help work out the feelings associated with an intense emotional
buildup.
• Explain how sometimes talking it out may be the best therapy for releasing emotional tension.
• Explain how the ability to retain a sense of humor can be a high asset in the construction of
expression of emotions.
Citizenship and Responsibility
• Explain authority and laws.
• Know the role of government.
• Explain a person’s rights and responsibilities as a citizen.
• Cite the three ways a person can become a citizen of the United States.
U.S. Navy Ships
• Explain the mission of Navy ships.
• Explain ship terminology.
• Know the types of Navy ships.
• Describe shipboard customs and courtesies.
• Know the Navy’s presence throughout the world on the open seas as a show of force.
• Explain the objective of strategic deterrence in the Navy’s mission.
Naval Aviation
• Know the Navy’s first aircraft carriers and the major improvements made in carrier aviation since the
early efforts.
• Explain the differences between fixed-wing aircraft and rotary wing aircraft and the missions they
perform.
• Know the tri-service aircraft model designation symbols used for aircraft identification purposes.
• Know the variety of Navy aircraft available and the missions they perform.
Career Planning
• Explain the traits of a good student and their study habits.
• Cite the special military pay grade benefits that can be earned through the NJROTC program.
• Explain the Delayed Entry Program.
• Explain the traits of a successful student.
Foundations of US Government
• Know the parts the Declaration of Independence.
• Explain the United States Constitution.
• Describe the Bill of Rights.
National Defense
• Know the Navy’s presence throughout the world on the open seas as a show of force.
• Know the relationship of the U.S. Navy with the U.S. government and its role in our national defense.
• Know the membership of the National Security Council
• Explain the members on the Joint Chiefs of Staff
• Cite the different departments under the Department of Defense