PRACTICE TEST FOR CHAPTER #9 , THE GUIDON

How many movements are needed in the command "Guidon Salute?"
1. 2
2. 1
3. 3
4. 4
The command FALL OUT may only be given from which of the following positions?
1. Order Guidon
2. Carry Guidon
3. Attention
4. Fall In
What is the company identification flag called?
1. The company guidon.
2. The platoon guidon.
3. The Company Ensign.
4. The Navy Flag.
What ornament tops the guidon?
1. The spearhead.
2. The eagle.
3. Any appropriate ornament.
4. The cougar.
What criteria is used to select the guidon bearer?
1. A cadet with outstanding snap, bearing, appearance, and ability.
2. A cadet that is good at drill.
3. A cadet that looks good in uniform.
4. A senior cadet that wants to be the guidon bearer.
Why does the guidon bearer not carry a weapon?
1. He/she is considered underarms when carrying the guidon.
2. It would not be appropriate to carry a weapon and the company flag.
3. He/she is too busy.
4. A guide never carries a weapon.
When at order guidon, where does the ferrule rests on the ground?
1. Touching the right shoe to the right of the toe.
2. Touching the left shoe to the right of the toe.
3. Touching the right shoe to the left of the toe.
4. Touching the left shoe to the right of the toe.
On the preparatory command of Carry Guidon from Order Guidon, you should place your left hand how many inches above your right hand?
1. 2 inches
2. 6 inches
3. 8 inches
4. The distance necessary to keep the forearm parallel to the deck.
In what position can the guidon bearer relax, except for the right foot and the ferrule, and move about?
1. At Ease.
2. Parade Rest.
3. Rest.
4. Fall In.
What is a guidon?
1. An identification flag.
2. A topping ornament.
3. A flag bearer.
4. A ceremonial flag.
What is the normal position of the guidon while marching at quick time?
1. Carry Guidon.
2. Order Guidon.
3. Ready Guidon.
4. Present Guidon.
The command ready guidon may be used as a signal for the execution of any command except which of the following?
1. Present arms.
2. Guidon salute.
3. Parade rest.
4. Order guidon.
What guidon position is used as a signal for helping cadets in the execution of commands where hearing verbal commands is difficult?
1. Ready Guidon.
2. Rest Guidon.
3. Attention Guidon.
4. Order Guidon.
What movement is the platoon performing when the guidon bearer brings the staff of the guidon diagonally across his/her body with the flagstaff ornament to the left?
1. Double time march.
2. Quick time march.
3. Eyes right, left.
4. Present arms.
What command is given from fall out when the guidon bearer goes back to his/her position in the formation and stands at attention at order guidon?
1. Fall In.
2. Fall Out.
3. Attention.
4. Parade Rest.