- What age is a U.S citizen allowed to vote?
- How many minutes are given for completion of the push ups and sit ups during the cadet challenge?
- If a cadet own just one shoulder cord, which shoulder is the cord worn on?
- What is meant by the flag being positioned at half-staff?
- When "Open Ranks, March" is called, what should members of the THIRD SQUAD do?
- At the command "Double Time, March," you will march in a cadence of how many steps per minute?
- Who were the primary antagonists during WW2 (who did USA and its allies fight?)
- What do the torches represent on the JROTC insignia?
- How many shoulder cords can be worn on the cadet uniform?
- Which two regulations cover the wear of the uniform?
- What are the first 10 Amendments to the U.S Constitution known as?
- What instrument would you use to determine a magnetic azimuth in a field environment?
- Which event in the Cadet Challenge can be substituted with the Flexed-Arm Hang?
- Which two Cadet Challenge events involve running?
- Who probably carried Colossians and Ephesians to their destinations?
- T/F: The Apostle Paul was martyred at the end of the book of Acts.
- The healing miracles of Christ were signs of the _______________________ ___________.
- Paul most likely belonged to the Jewish party of the ______________________.
- T/F: The Holy Spirit is the crucial factor in the movement of the narrative of Acts.
- Paul's main companion on his first missionary journey was ______________________.