USNSCC Petty Officer 1st Class (PO1) Practice Test

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• What are the two basic principles of mishap prevention?
• Which of the following chemical warfare agents is NOT considered a casualty agent?
• Which type of warfare includes operations aimed at neutralizing enemy capabilities without direct combat?
• What action should you take immediately if you see a shipmate fall overboard?
• Which is the primary goal when delegating to the lowest competent levels?
• After a fire incident, which action reflects utmost readiness for safety and security?
• What type of safety observation is defined by deliberately observing how a person handles a job?
• What is the primary purpose of disaster relief?
• Which of the following supervisors supports the Navy's Equal Opportunity program?
• What is the role of a work center supervisor during job completion?
• In a survival group, what is necessary for the senior person to ensure the well-being of the group?
• What is the best strategy for positioning oneself during a nuclear underwater shock?
• Which publication(s) grants authority to the senior person in a survival situation?
• Which punishment is considered the most severe form of non-judicial punishment (NJP)?
• What is required if personnel work in a designated noise hazard area averaging more than 84 dB?
• What type of warfare focuses on controlling airspace to ensure superiority over enemy forces?
• What primarily determines the size of the kill zone and damage-survival zones of a nuclear detonation?
• When planning for a disaster response, what should be the primary concern?
• Before attending department meetings, one should primarily check which factor?
• Does the enlisted service record contain both official and unofficial papers?
• As the relieving OOD of a ship moored to a pier, which of the following checks should be part of your relieving procedure?
• ECP selectees must complete requirements for a technical degree within what maximum time frame?
• If a worker has a visual impairment in one eye, when is protective eyewear required?
• What does the action of overhauling a fire involve?
• Which group is responsible for assisting the safety officer in keeping the safety program visible?
• Which duty is not a responsibility of the division safety petty officer?
• What is one of the essential steps for controlling flooding during an emergency?
• What is a key factor in controlling damage inflicted on a ship?
• How often is a tag-out audit conducted on non-nuclear ships?
• To be an on-scene leader, you should be qualified in which areas?
• The Navy has the ability to outlast any aggressor with:
• In MOPP Level 4, what is the expected level of protection?
• The true strength of sea power can only be measured in terms of a nation's ability to use the sea to further its:
• In which scenario is it recommended to use a NAVGRAM?
• Which fleet is responsible for operations in the Eastern Atlantic?
• Which action can commands take to mitigate practices that encourage drinking?
• Which of the following officer programs does not require a college education?
• What type of correspondence is appropriate for informal communication between subordinates within the same activity?
• Paragraphs in a naval letter should generally contain what maximum number of sentences?
• Who assumes command in a POW camp if the senior officer or NCO becomes incapacitated?
• What is a key factor for reducing errors in naval correspondence?
• How does the Navy define "alcoholism"?
• Which characteristic of a strike force is considered one of its greatest assets?
• Which type of warfare is considered non-conventional in nature?
• In the absence of the commanding officer in port, who is primarily responsible for the safety and proper operation of the unit?
• What is one reason for investigating mishaps?
• If continuity of watches has been interrupted, you should read the commentary sections of the ship's deck log for what minimum number of preceding watches before relieving the OOD?
• Condition Zebra is fully set when which of the following conditions has been met?
• What phrase should you use as the relieving OOD when you are ready to relieve the watch?
• Which forms can be used to document a safety observation or a JSA?
• How do emotional states impact decision-making in survival situations?
• On which side is the actual service record contained in the enlisted service record?
• What is the maximum number of visitors that should be in each group assigned a guide during general visiting?
• What is the primary purpose of a NAVGRAM?
• What occurs when you become more alert and aware in a survival situation?
• How many days do you have to appeal a punishment under article 15 of the UCMJ?
• Which characteristic or symptom identifies a person suffering from alcoholism?
• What is the immediate decontamination procedure for blister agents in the eyes?
• To manage and supervise people effectively, you must have which of the following leadership skills?
• What long-term effects can heavy drinking have on a person?
• Volatile chemical abuse is usually indicated by which condition?
• What inspection tests the operational ability of the crew and ship in wartime conditions?
• Experience has shown that the ability to handle casualties and tactical decisions is significantly reduced during which of the following events?
• It is more feasible to send naval forces into crisis areas for which of the following reasons?
• Who informs DCC of the nature of a fire or damage at the scene?
• Which of the following is NOT a recommended way to support subordinate development?
• Which of the following conditions indicates a marijuana abuser is under the influence?
• What OPNAV instruction requires supervisors to ensure that their personnel are aware of safety precautions, the work site is safe, and personnel are outfitted with protective clothing?
• Which chemical agent is specifically classified as a blood agent?
• How may a heavy drinker perceive alcohol consumption?
• Who maintains the PQS software?
• Who specifies the number of tag-out logs each ship class must maintain?
• Which category do "model" POW camps, known for regular food and considerate treatment, fall into?
• What is a symptom of psychological dependence on alcohol?
• PQS should be considered as a separate program with its own distinct managerial system. Is this statement true or false?
• What is typically the main focus during safety briefings for personnel?
• Which type of warfare assists in detecting and targeting hostile forces while obscuring friendly forces?
• What is the best approach to a subject when writing a directive?
• Which circuit is considered the main damage control intercom circuit?
• In which publication would you find the description of the duties and responsibilities of a division officer?
• What is a key purpose of the Navy's policy on alcoholism?
• As a senior watch stander in charge of a watch, which requirement should you ensure is met concerning the proper relief of your watch personnel?
• In the art of survival, what allows you to see without being seen?
• What is the correctly stated date-time group (DTG) assigned to the message released at 1930 hours Greenwich Mean Time on 2 January 1991?
• What is one responsibility of a petty officer during watch standing?
• What is the correct protocol for emergency response to a hazardous spill?
• What is a common effect of stimulants on a person’s behavior?
• What is crucial to monitor in the area immediately following a fire?
• What is the first step you should take when writing naval correspondence?
• Which schedule allows for flexibility to account for manpower losses, logistic problems, and personnel training?
• Your rights are found under which article of the UCMJ?
• What must be completed before participating in the Navywide advancement exam?
• Which publication outlines the command safety program and the safety organization?
• Unless directed otherwise, all naval message directives are canceled after what maximum period of time?
• What tool does a supervisor use to identify and eliminate hazards?
• Which action is crucial for preserving the stability and buoyancy of a ship?
• Who is responsible for certifying the accuracy of the ship's deck log before submission to the commanding officer?
• Which of the following is NOT a relevant emotional response in survival situations?
• Which fleet operates primarily in the Western Pacific and Indian Ocean?
• What is considered a duty?
• Which level of MOPP would require personnel to wear chemical protective masks and suits?
• Which type of missiles can effectively target enemy ships from a distance?
• Who is responsible for advising the accused of their rights concerning a possible NJP?
• What is the basic objective of damage control when it comes to removing fire hazards?
• What is the attitude the Officer of the Deck (OOD) should maintain regarding ship security during an uneventful watch?
• What is essential to include in the body of naval correspondence?
• When can the Officer of the Deck (OOD) remove the pistol from its holster while armed and standing watch?
• Which persons must have prior knowledge of a drug detection dog inspection?
• Who serves as the overall training supervisor in a naval setting?
• What determines the security classification for naval correspondence?
• What is the purpose of fit-testing for respirators?
• Each personnel qualification standard is divided into which of the following subdivision(s)?
• Where are enlisted safety committee recommendations concerning the command safety program submitted?
• Which of the following actions is inappropriate if you are captured as a prisoner of war?
• What should be the primary focus when setting priorities in a survival scenario?
• What method of working is encouraged by a leader in a survival group for the best chance of success?
• Why do our naval forces conduct various exercises with allied forces?
• To make writing sound more conversational, which technique should you employ?
• Which system is capable of tracking 24 hostile air targets and launching missiles against 6 different targets?
• How does the environment affect individual survival efforts?
• What minimum level of authority is required to sign-off on final PQS qualifications?
• During which phase of disaster relief are survey teams sent to the disaster area?
• Navy Regulations requires the clothing of all nonrated personnel to be inspected at what interval?
• Rip-out teams to remove asbestos will be composed of what minimum number of persons?
• What procedure should be followed to correct an error in the ship's deck log?
• Which characteristic is crucial for a submarine's stealth operations?
• How many times is each urinalysis sample tested at a Navy drug screening laboratory?
• Which statement accurately describes the recognition of alcoholism?
• What is the primary cause of injury to topside personnel exposed to a nuclear air blast?
• When filing material, which of the following should you exclude?
• When making assignments to repair parties, which practice should be avoided?
• What additional requirement must a PO1 applicant for LDO meet if they have met all CPO/SCPO criteria?
• In the context of military regulations, what can a commanding officer withhold?
• What is the basic objective of damage control focused on regaining stability and buoyancy?
• What is the maximum number of years that a master chief petty officer can serve and still apply for the Chief Warrant Officer Program?
• What are the responsibilities of DAPA in relation to alcohol programs?
• How should damage control be viewed in relation to a ship's offensive and defensive capabilities?
• According to NAVOSH regulations, you are required to immediately report all observed workplace hazards to which of the following persons?
• What role do subject identification codes play in military documentation?
• What is an integral purpose of the U.S. response to a nuclear threat?
• If the fantail security watch issues a challenge and gets no response, what should be done to summon assistance?
• What is the cause of dishing of shell plating above the waterline during a nuclear detonation?
• Which activity requires the use of eye protection?
• What total percentage of individual effort must be put forth by each member of a survival team to avoid capture?
• Which drug is often abused under the pretense of controlling weight?
• Which drug is commonly linked to addiction among teenagers seeking weight loss?
• Which type of drug may result in reoccurring effects months after it has been taken?
• Which of the following would primarily cause rupturing of topside piping systems?
• What is the role of the division officer as described in the relevant naval publications?
• The order that references appear in the reference block of a naval letter is based on which factor?
• In the absence of the repair party leader, who is in charge of the repair locker?
• Who is responsible for ensuring that division members are aware of their watch, quarter, and station bill assignments?
• The preliminary inquiry officer (PIO) completes which section of the NAVPERS 1626/7?
• A fire will be extinguished when which component is eliminated?
• Who trains safety petty officers and damage control petty officers in selecting, fit-testing, and maintaining respirators?
• Who is responsible for identifying areas that may pose eye hazards?
• Which role is primarily concerned with conducting training and maintaining safety records?
• What is the primary duty of the Officer of the Deck (OOD) when the ship is in port?
• What is the better-known term for nonjudicial punishment in the Navy?
• How many originators and addressees are allowed in naval messages?
• Which type of writing should be avoided to prevent confusion in a naval letter?
• What aspect of drafting correspondence helps ensure clarity and purpose?
• Who is responsible for training division personnel in mishap prevention?
• During the relief of the OOD, who is responsible for ensuring the oncoming OOD is properly briefed on the overall situation of the ship?
• When experiencing nausea, vomiting, or difficulty breathing after exposure to a choking agent, what should you do?
• Which series tests the trainee's readiness to perform a designated task?
• What treatment approach does the Navy utilize for helping an alcoholic return to a productive life?
• Who is responsible for the proper addressing of messages?
• What describes an alcoholic according to common definitions?
• What does a well-organized work center schedule primarily prioritize?
• Which information is NOT contained in the Report and Disposition of Offense(s), NAVPERS 1626/7?
• What is a key benefit of keeping abreast of changes in a work environment?
• Which naval personnel can be subjected to arrest in quarters?
• When "TRIDENT" is mentioned, which of the following elements does it include?
• What condition may result from depressant overdoses taken with alcohol?
• Who is primarily responsible for alcohol abuse prevention in the Navy?
• How do duties fall into categories?
• What is NOT a requirement to participate in the PQS program?
• What type of standards do Navywide advancement exams follow?
• For how long is a copy of the ship's deck log retained on board before being destroyed?
• Who is responsible for the administration of the CBR defense bill?
• Who is responsible for validating the contents of a message?
• What is a key responsibility of an on-scene leader during a fire?
• Which procedure should you follow when reviewing the rough draft of your correspondence for the first time?
• What document controls the entire tag-out procedure?
• Which color cartridge should be used when protecting against organic vapors?
• Dishing and rupturing of shell plating below the waterline are caused by which kind of damage?
• How many goal-setting elements should be considered when setting goals within the work center?
• What should a rough draft of naval correspondence to be reviewed contain?
• In order for a group to survive effectively, what criteria should tasks be assigned based on?
• Your signature on the tag-out log after an audit certifies which of the following?
• Which factor is least likely to contribute to workplace safety?
• What is the first action a leader should take after a fire incident?
• Which drug can lead to the heart or arteries bursting and causing a massive coronary?
• Symptoms of a nerve agent will typically occur how long after exposure?
• Which personnel are eligible to apply for the Chief Warrant Officer Program?
• From which schedule are all other schedules developed?
• What system provides defense against close-in, sea-skimming cruise missiles?
• Who is responsible for assigning personnel to repair parties?
• What is the minimum active service obligation for ECP selectees before changing commands?
• What actions are encompassed in the term "reflash watch"?
• If an underwater shock is expected, what action should you take to reduce personal injury risks?
• Who is responsible for understanding the ship's watch organization?
• What factors should you consider when assigning precedence to a message?
• Which precedence is identified by the prosign O?
• What term describes an unplanned event that interrupts work and produces damage and/or injury?
• When writing a naval letter, which writing method is NOT in the correct order?
• Which missile system features a 500-lb high-explosive warhead and a contact fuse?
• Who has the final authority to withhold a privilege?
• In what form should the main request be presented in naval correspondence?
• What is the appropriate writing instrument to use when filling out a work center schedule and timeline?
• What is the purpose of the general emergency bill?
• Which series serves as a self-study aid for the trainee?
• What is the maximum duration for confinement on bread and water?
• Routine drills are based on ship's bills and stem from the basic bills outlined in which publication?
• An element that enables a sea-dependent nation to project its political, economic, and military strengths seaward is known as:
• Which of the following people can provide the best safety policing system?
• Which personnel may NOT apply for the Limited Duty Officer Program?
• Besides the Code of Conduct, what document provides authority for the senior person in charge of a survival group?
• What is the first emotional reaction that usually follows a dose of heroin?
• To effectively carry out alcohol prevention efforts, who plays a key role in the Navy?
• Which of the following describes a watch turnover?
• What is essential to achieve mishap-free working conditions?
• Which of the following paraphernalia found in a locker is an indication that the person is a narcotics abuser?
• Which of the following weapons can be used to deliver chemical warfare agents?
• Which of the following types of equipment should be used as a source of breathing air ONLY in emergency situations?
• How are Temporary Additional Duty (TAD) requirements typically allocated based on the ship's overall manpower?
• If a nerve agent is present in the atmosphere, when can you safely remove your protective mask?
• Information concerning equal opportunity contained in command records may NOT be obtained through which of the following methods?
• What emotion is commonly felt by individuals placed in a survival situation?
• Who releases a naval message after it has been prepared and signed by the drafter?
• The damage control administrative organization is contained within which department?
• Which of the following odors may indicate the presence of blood agents?
• What term describes the Navy's stance on drug and alcohol abuse?
• If a work center supervisor has the responsibility for a task but you have the authority to accomplish it, how is the job assigned?
• As the on-scene leader, which of the following postfire actions should you take?
• What is typically indicated by the odor of bitter almonds?
• Which commissioning program requires at least a baccalaureate degree?
• A message readdressal refers to a message transmitted to which of the following?
• During general quarters, who is responsible for setting material condition Zebra?
• Who recommends interim qualification of watch standers?
• What type of agent is a nerve agent primarily designed to disrupt?
• What is essential to check when preparing naval correspondence for accuracy?
• Which position handles the ship's deck log entries certification for correctness before commanding officer's signature?
• Which of the following is typically NOT a focus when creating a work center schedule?
• In the event of a nuclear detonation, which body part should you particularly protect?
• What is the most significant action to take when you are aware of a fellow prisoner betraying others?
• Who supervises the setting of specified damage control material conditions in division spaces?
• Which of the following is NOT a component of the TRIAD of strategic nuclear forces?
• During flooding control, which safety measure is crucial to ensure personnel safety?
• On what occasion can the security of the ship be relaxed?
• What indicator do most states use to determine if a person is intoxicated?
• Which management tool should the division officer use to maintain a current watch, quarter, and station bill?
• In the context of drug abuse, what does 'overdose' refer to?
• Which type of classified material does not require controlled routing?
• What aspect of safety is analyzed during a deliberate observation?
• Which document generally outlines the responsibilities of the OOD?
• When fighting a class C fire, what should be done first?
• What is the primary focus of safety regulations in the workplace?
• Which of the following chemical agents has been widely used as a riot control agent?
• In the chronic stages of alcoholism, how does tolerance change?
• When determining who receives naval correspondence, which factor is most important?
• What ranks are typically found in personnel who apply for the Limited Duty Officer Program?
• When delegating authority, which level should you aim for to develop your subordinates?
• Which series breaks the subject equipment into smaller, more easily understood sections?
• If your ship is assigned to the Second Fleet, where would it likely conduct refresher training?
• In what year was the first fleet ballistic missile submarine launched?
• What are the first two steps in handling battle damage?
• What type of protective equipment is required when working with dust-producing operations?
• After selecting the duty damage control petty officer, which official must be informed of these assignments?
• Who is subject to participation in the urinalysis testing program?
• Which emotional state is detrimental during a survival situation?
• What color cartridge is designed for protection against radioactive materials?
• If a Petty Officer Second Class (PO2) commits a drug abuse offense, what action is taken?
• Navywide advancement exams are based on which of the following standards?
• If you use a facsimile stamp of someone's signature, what should appear next to the signature for authentication?
• Which action is inappropriate if you witness a nuclear explosion from a distance?
• Which of the following statements about POW camps is correct?
• Under article 15 of the UCMJ, how many punishments can a commanding officer impose at mast?
• Which agency's guidelines must be followed for workplace safety and health regulations?
• What is the maximum duration for an assignment to a Level II counseling program?
• What is the most valuable tool the Navy uses to detect drug abusers?
• When preparing the rough draft of a naval letter, what should you focus on?
• Who is responsible for generating letters of instruction and command counseling sheets?
• Assigning challenging tasks to junior petty officers primarily aims to develop which skill?
• Which item should be immediately available in case of a class B fire?
• When should a mishap be investigated?
• Which of the following describes the physical effects experienced during a nuclear air blast?
• What is the minimum frequency for updating the watch, quarter, and station bill?
• Which role is responsible for determining the structure of the PQS program?
• Who ensures that replacement personnel assigned to repair parties are properly trained and attain PQS qualifications?
• Which aspect is crucial for the quality of naval correspondence?
• Which of the following actions may indicate a person is a problem drinker?
• Who is responsible for the command damage control training requirements?
• What should be your first concern when drafting correspondence?
• Which type of warfare prevents the effective use of cargo-carrying vessels by the enemy?
• What is an expected outcome of alcohol dependency?
• Where should training efforts for mishap prevention be concentrated?
• On which platform is the Aegis weapons system primarily installed?
• In survival scenarios, what mindset enhances possibilities of cooperation among group members?
• What is an important mindset to maintain during evasion efforts?
• At what maximum decibel level should personnel be entered into a hearing testing program?
• What group technique can aid in boosting morale in a survival at-sea situation?
• Which substance is considered the number one drug problem in the United States?
• During what level of mission oriented protective posture (MOPP) is all protective equipment required to be worn?
• Which command must have an emergency destruction bill?
• To save words and clarify ideas while expressing equally important ideas, which sentence construction should you use?
• Who has complete responsibility for the completion of a job within a work center?
• Alcohol is classified as what type of drug?
• Why is the format of naval correspondence important?
• Which type of care can Navy personnel with drinking problems receive from a Navy hospital?
• If one of your people has a circulatory disease, you should not allow that person to operate which of the following types of tools?
• For which reason would classified material be destroyed according to the emergency destruction plan?
• If you and your group are isolated behind enemy lines, what key word's meaning should you remember to enhance your chances of reaching friendly forces?
• PQS does not apply to which of the following systems?
• During which hours is general visiting aboard the ship normally conducted?
• What action can you always take to improve your situation in a survival scenario?
• Personnel who apply for the CWO Physician's Assistant Program must be graduates of only the Basic Hospital Corps School. Is this statement true or false?
• Which social stigma is commonly associated with alcoholism?
• Which factor should NOT influence the structure of a naval letter?
• Who must approve the removal of asbestos insulation aboard ship?
• Which resource can supervisors consult for assistance regarding drug or alcohol problems?
• What strategic advantage does Electronic warfare provide?
• When making duty assignments, who should be assigned responsibility for the duty?
• Which position holds the responsibility to recommend interim qualifications?
• Abuse of which type of drug results in the appearance of alcohol intoxication without the odor of alcohol on the breath?
• What is considered a minimum standard of care for vigilance during a quiet watch?
• What is necessary for a successful tag-out process?
• Which components of a nuclear weapon pose the most probable hazards in case of an accident?
• In time of emergency, the Navy must be able to venture into harm's way.
• Which of these actions could be deemed appropriate supervision of duty hours?
• What type of warfare does the strike force primarily engage in?
• What action should you NOT take when treating an unconscious person?
• How should a group handle wounded personnel to ease the strain on survival efforts?
• What might be an effect of alcohol on one's judgment?
• In a work environment, who is ultimately responsible for ensuring safety standards are upheld?
• Which types of task forces are organized primarily for strike operations?
• Who is accountable to the commanding officer for implementing NADAP policies?
• Which type of safety observation is necessary for detecting unsafe practices?
• Which of the following bills provides information about general visiting aboard a ship?
• What is the primary role of Chief Warrant Officers in the Navy?
• In a contaminated ship, which of the following types of radiation is the most significant radiation hazard?
• Which officer is accountable for the overall management of departmental PQS progress?
• Sign-off authority for final PQS qualification may be delegated to what minimum level of authority?
• What is the role of the chief of naval operations in the context of classified visits?
• What is the most valuable resource in a work center?
• What guides the method of correspondence in the Navy?
• What are the three fundamental pillars on which United States military strategy rests?
• What aspect is critical for a successful planning board for training?
• What type of safety observation involves looking at what people are doing while moving from place to place?
• Before allowing personnel to operate or repair industrial equipment, you should ensure that they have a practical knowledge of which of the following aspects of the equipment?
• What type of damage is primarily responsible for issues to boiler brickwork, especially floors, due to a nuclear detonation?
• Which two methods of data collection require other data sources for valid interpretation?
• Which chemical agent is used for harassment and may be combined with lethal agents?
• What is a key component of survival according to group dynamics?
• During the emergency destruction of classified material, which material should be destroyed first?
• Which of the following subjects is NOT covered during the Navy Rights and Responsibilities workshop?
• What is the correct interpretation of the PQS program management structure?
• Who is responsible for selecting a message precedence?
• Which of the following may be a symptom of a dangerous condition at-sea?
• What is the maximum range of Trident I missiles in nautical miles?
• Under what circumstance should a naval message be used instead of a NAVGRAM?
• What is the most flexible element of the TRIAD?
• When might the promotion prospects of a recovered alcoholic be negatively affected?
• Which condition must exist for a compartment to completely flood from the deck to the overhead?
• What consideration must message drafters take into account when minimizing a message?
• Who is responsible for the implementation of safety programs in a command?
• Which of the following chemical warfare agents is considered to be the most dangerous?
• For an E-8 applying for the LDO program, what is one critical requirement they must fulfill?
• Which type of drugs is likely being abused if a person suffers long periods without sleeping or eating?
• Why has the Navy taken a firm stand against drug abuse?
• Why is it important to maintain open communication about standing in the division?
• Which of the following types of major contamination is NOT likely in a nuclear attack?
• Which article of the UCMJ allows a commanding officer to impose punishment for minor offenses without court-martial?
• Which traits can enhance your chances of survival?
• What is the minimum period that division damage control petty officers are typically assigned for?
• What phrase in the Code of Conduct reflects each American's faith in their country and service?
• Drinking a large amount of cough medication is a method of abusing which type of drug?
• What is the primary means of communication while combating damage?
• What type of warfare permits military decisions to be based on the enemy's capabilities?
• Through treaties, what percentage of the land area is the U.S. committed to defend?
• Who performs the duties of the damage control petty officer outside normal working hours while in port?
• What aspect of treatment is necessary for rehabilitation of alcoholics according to the Navy?
• What do Standard Subject Identification Codes (SSICs) provide throughout the Navy?
• A page 13 entry reflects which type of job performance?
• Which is the primary purpose of the annual employment schedule?
• What abbreviation should appear on the classification line of an unclassified message?
• The Enlisted Distribution Verification Report helps your division fulfill which requirement without adverse effects?
• What is the primary goal of maintaining watertight and fume tight integrity on a ship?
• How does developing a tolerance to heroin affect a person’s reaction to the drug?
• To continue to exist as we know it today, the United States must have a policy that recognizes its:
• The effects of marijuana on emotions and senses depend on what factors?
• In a shore survival situation, what does the will to survive become a struggle against?
• Which of the following best describes the characteristics of effective naval correspondence?
• What is the most common cause of mishaps in the Navy?
• What is a possible reaction of a person who has taken an overdose of cocaine?
• What do the last two numerals of a billet number on the watch, quarter, and station bill indicate?
• Are surgical masks an appropriate substitute for filter respirators?
• What is the best chance for survival according to survival principles?
• After a schedule is approved, which requirement should be established?
• Which course is recommended for individuals preparing for LDO selection?
• Which series addresses specific or unique safety precautions?
• What is one effective way to inform subordinates about their standing in the division?
• What is a key indicator of danger for hallucinogen abusers?
• Where are counseling sheets and letters of instruction entered?
• Which task listed does not require wearing eye protection?
• CMEO is an equal opportunity management system controlled primarily at which of the following levels?
• What warfare type targets enemy surface combatants and merchant ships?
• Under which circumstance can an endorsement be added to the signature page of a naval letter?
• For emphasis in a sentence, where should an important idea appear?
• How often should the command's enlisted safety committee convene?
• Which of the following is a potential consequence of abusing hallucinogens?
• In the event of a fire, when should the electrical systems be deenergized?
• Under UCMJ regulations, punishment must be imposed within how many years of the offense?
• Upon seeing the sky light up from a nuclear detonation, what is your immediate action?
• How does alcohol quickly affect the central nervous system?
• What is the first action to take if your eyes become contaminated with a nerve agent?
• Why was the TRIAD developed and maintained?
• What organization is responsible for keeping the commanding officer informed about ship capabilities after a casualty?
• Which of the following statements is true about the role of a safety petty officer?
• What does the watch, quarter, and station bill contain?
• Which position recommends final qualification to the commanding officer?
• How would you recognize dangerous high explosives that have been scattered by an explosion if they are fused?
• How many alcohol rehabilitation centers does the Navy operate (NAVALREHCEN)?
• To help your subordinates grow both personally and professionally, you must use which of the following supervisory practices?
• What term describes an attack intended to inflict damage or seize an objective?
• If a person is exposed to a heavy concentration of a choking agent, what is the possible time frame for death?
• When should the ship's watch be set?
• As deadlines approach, it is critical not to neglect which type of jobs?
• If a command is the "information addressee" on a message, what action should the command take concerning the message?
• Which odor is commonly associated with chemical agents that can cause harm?
• For which of the following reasons is it inappropriate for a supervisor to extend an individual's normal working hours?
• Who is directly responsible to the commanding officer for posting all security watches and sentries?
• What is the minimum number of persons that normally make up the at-sea fire party?
• Who should be present during a classified visit authorized by the commanding officer?
• What action is taken if a work station exceeds 100 °F?
• What type of material should personnel NOT wear during repair party activities?
• What is the minimum number of battle dressing stations most ships should have to handle battle casualties?
• Which of the following is a safety benefit of a job safety analysis (JSA)?
• Under what condition should personnel entering a disaster area be armed?
• Which of the following is essential for a group to cultivate to maintain morale in a survival situation?
• In which area does the Second Fleet typically patrol?
• Who is responsible for taking preliminary damage control measures before any incident occurs?
• From which platform can anti-ship missiles be launched?
• As a general rule, what degree of flooding indicates that a compartment is open to the sea?
• What is important to keep in mind regarding the length of paragraphs in a naval letter?
• Who should approve changes to the division's watch, quarter, and station bill?
• What is essential for establishing effective goals in a work setting?
• What is the primary mission of fleet ballistic missile submarines?
• A change in a ship's watch condition when getting underway, mooring, or modifying the condition of readiness is called?
• After flooding a compartment with CO2, how long should you wait before opening it?
• Which method is effective in controlling flooding?
• Which of the below is a requirement for all Chief Warrant Officer candidates?
• When is it appropriate to use informal language in naval correspondence?
• What is the most essential precaution to take during a nuclear explosion?
• What is the maximum number of atropine injections you may give yourself without medical supervision?
• Which aspect of PQS involves breaking down the subject matter into smaller topics?
• What is the maximum distance that enemy observers can see under favorable conditions in open woods?
• Before presenting correspondence for signature, which aspect should you check for accuracy?
• The use of chemical warfare is primarily directed toward which of the following targets?
• Which type of warfare involves the destruction or neutralization of enemy targets ashore?
• Which survival trait is most commonly linked to a negative attitude that hinders successful evasion?
• In a survival situation, what is a likely consequence of being careless and impatient?
• Who has the authority to serve as the final authority for departmental recommendations?
• Who is responsible for ordering all departmental PQS material?
• Which age group is particularly vulnerable to the effects of drug abuse?
• What is the highest precedence normally authorized for administrative messages?
• Which of the following materials is prohibited from use or storage aboard ship?
• Which of the following privileges cannot be withheld as part of a nonpunitive measure for correcting a minor infraction?
• Which of the following is NOT a program that might require a college education for admission?
• When discussing survival techniques, what is crucial for maintaining a clear plan?
• What characteristic might a drug abuser deeply under the influence of narcotics display?
• Including junior petty officers in the planning process helps prevent which problem?
• According to the Code of Conduct, what should you do as soon as you are captured?
• When writing to a senior, which approach should you avoid?
• The Navy Rights and Responsibilities workshop is conducted by which of the following groups?
• Which of the following methods would most likely be used to disseminate biological warfare agents?
• What term is used for regularly checking on how safely hazardous jobs are performed?
• For economy in writing, you should use as many abbreviations as possible. True or False?
• Which of the following responses could the United States take in the event of aggression by a potential enemy?
• Which statement is true regarding the nature of mishaps?
• Mishaps are investigated for which of the following reasons?
• What weapon fires 20-mm, high-density penetrating projectiles at a rate of 3,000 rounds per minute?
• Which segment of personnel must understand watch procedures?
• What inspection is scheduled by higher authority without the knowledge of the commanding officer?
• What is the primary function of mission oriented protective posture (MOPP) levels?
• If a person commits an act of arbitrary discrimination, the commanding officer may take which of the following disciplinary actions?
• What is the minimum number of investigators assigned to each repair locker?
• Which factor significantly reduces your chances of survival and escape when lost?
• Which symptom is NOT typically associated with nerve agent exposure?
• Why should a detailed investigation be made as soon as possible after damage occurs?
• What is the minimum acceptable number of personnel needed to compose the duty damage control party?
• Which of the following words hurt naval writing by stretching sentences, delaying meaning, and hiding responsibility?
• What is a primary objective of safety monitoring in the workplace?
• Under which circumstance may repair party personnel omit wearing life jackets and carrying a protective mask?
• What is the primary mission of the submarine force?
• If captured, what is your duty in terms of resisting the enemy?
• Which statement is true regarding an accident involving a nuclear weapon?
• Under what dry-bulb temperature should a heat stress survey be conducted?
• Who designates in writing those individuals authorized to act as qualifiers?
• What behavior could be a positive clue that a person is abusing drugs?
• Which of the following is a primary concern when exposed to biological warfare agents?
• Messages addressed to address indicating groups (AIGs) commonly contain which type of information?
• Which MOPP level allows for minimal protective gear, suitable for routine military operations?
• How does alcohol affect other drugs when taken together?
• Which missile system has a very small cross section and flies at low altitude, making radar detection difficult?
• Restriction is considered the least severe form of deprivation of liberty.
• What is an indicator of the social stigma associated with alcoholism?
• Jobs on your work center schedule are listed in what order of precedence?
• What management strategy helps prevent the neglect of essential tasks as deadlines near?
• Why does the Navy use a standard filing system?
• How many sections are maintained within the tag-out log?
• What information should be included in the first paragraph of a naval letter?
• How does the body process alcohol over time?
• When providing first aid, the order of checking for breathing, shock, and hemorrhage should be?
• Quarters for muster and inspection are held each workday just before what time?
• Which of the following watchstanding assignments gives a petty officer equal status with a commissioned or chief warrant officer assigned to the same watch?
• Under which condition, if any, is informing on a fellow prisoner in a POW camp permitted?
• What type of protective equipment is essential for preventing inhalation of harmful substances?
• If a classified visit by a foreign national is approved, who else must authorize the visit?
• Which commissioning program provides the Navy with officers as technical specialists?