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Stripes for Skills

This is a practice test designed to help RSP soldiers either gain rank, or to prepaire them for basic training.

What is this rank?

Major
Sergeant
1st Lieutenant
Staff Sergeant
2nd Lieutenant
O2
O6
E4
O1

What pay grade is this?

Master Sergeant
Sergeant
Staff Sergeant
Major
Corporal
E7
E3
E5
E4

What rank is this?

Lieutenant Colonel
Major
Specialist
Command Sergeant Major
Colonel
O3
O5
E8
E7

What rank is this?

Segeant
Private
Corporal
Staff Sergeant
Master Sergeant
E4
E5
O5
O2

What rank is this?

1st Lieutenant
Segeant First Class
Major
General
Captain
O3
E6
O5
E8

What pay grade is this?

Command Sergeant Major
Captain
Major
Staff Sergeant
Sergeant Major
O5
E8
E6
E9

What rank is this?

General
Sergeant Major
Major
Brigadier General
First Sergeant
O8
O7
E8
E6

What rank is this?

General
Lieutenant Colonel
2nd Lieutenant
First Sergeant
Captain
O4
E5
O3
E4

What pay grade is this?

Lieutenant Colonel
Master Sergeant
Specialist
Major
O5
O4
E8
E9
O6

10)

What rank is this?

Corporal
Private First Class
Private
Specialist
Sergeant
E3
E4
O3
E6

11)

What rank is this?

Corporal
Private E-2
Specialist
Private First Class
First Sergeant
Private E-1
E1
E2
E4

12)

What rank is this?

Sergeant
Master Sergeant
Sergeat First Class
Staff Sergeant
Specialist
O3
E5
E7
O7

13)

What rank is this?

Command Sergeant Major
Staff Sergeant
First Sergeant
Sergeant Major
Master Sergeant
O3
O9
E4
E9

14)

What is the first step to evaluating a casualty?

Check for bleeding
Check for responsiveness
Check for breathing
Check for fractures
Check for shock

15)

When checking for responsiveness, what are the first three steps you take, in order?

Gently shake or tap the casualty on the shoulder, ask in a loud calm voice " are you ok," watch for a response
watch for a response, check for breathing, check for bleeding
ask in a loud calm voice " are you ok," Gently shake or tap the casualty on the shoulder, watch for a response
Gently shake or tap the casualty on the shoulder, check for breathing, ask in a loud calm voice " are you ok," check for bleeding

16)

When evaluating a casualty what steps do you take to check for breathing?

Listen for breathing by placing your ear about one inch above the casualty's mouth and nose, look for rise and fall of the casualty's chest, feel for breathing by placing your hand or cheek about one inch above the casualty's mouth and nose.
Feel for breathing by placing your hand or cheek about one inch above the casualty's mouth and nose,Listen for breathing by placing your ear about one inch above the casualty's mouth and nose, look for rise and fall of the casualty's chest
Look for rise and fall of the casualty's chest, listen for breathing by placing your ear about one inch above the casualty's mouth and nose, feel for breathing by placing your hand or cheek about one inch above the casualty's mouth and nose.
Feel for breathing by placing your hand or check about one inch above the casualty's mouth and nose, look for rise and fall of the casualty's chest.

17)

What are the steps for evaluating a casualty?

Check for responsiveness, check for breathing
check for shock, check for fractures
check for burns, check for head injury, check for bleeding
A and B
All of the above

18)

What are the signs to look for when checking for shock?

faster than normal breathing rate, blotchy or bluish skin, specially around the mouth, nausea and or vomiting
Sweaty but cool skin (clammy skin), paleness of skin, restlessness or nervousness, thirst, loss of blood (Bleeding), confusion.
Slow breathing rate, blotchy or bluish skin, specially around the mouth, nausea and or vomiting
Massive swelling, excessive bleeding, nausea and or vomiting, restlessness or nervousness, slow breathing rate
A and B
C and D
All of the Above

19)

True or False, you should always uncover a wound to see the severity.

True
False

20)

What are the exact steps for checking for burns?

Remove clothing; look carefully for reddened, blistered, or charred skin. Then check for singed cloths.
Pat down casualties clothing, remove clothing, and look carefully for reddened, blistered, or charred skin. Also check for singed cloths. If burns are found, stop the evaluation and begin treatment
Look carefully for. reddened, blistered, or charred skin. Also check for singed cloths. If burns are found, stop the evaluation and begin treatment
Pat down casualties clothing, If burns are found, stop the evaluation and begin treatment.

21)

What are the signs and symptoms to look for when checking for head injuries?

Unequal pupils, fluid from the ear(s), nose, mouth, or injury site, slurred speech, confusion, sleepiness
Staggering in walking, slurred speech, confusion, pain or tenderness of the neck or head area, faster than normal breathing rate.
Headache, vomiting, paralysis, sleepiness, confusion, slurred speech, paleness of skin, unequal pupils.
Loss of memory or consciousness, staggering in walking, headache, dizziness, vomiting, paralysis, convulsions or twitches.
A and B
B and C
C and D
A and D
B and D

22)

When performing first aid what are the steps for applying field dressing to the casualties wound?

Apply Dressing, white side down, Directly over the wound, wrap each tail, at the same time, in the same directions around the wound so the dressing is covered and both sides are sealed, tie the tails into a nonslip knot over the outer edge of the dressing, no over the wound, check the dressing to make sure it is tied firmly enough to prevent slipping without causing a tourniquet-like effect.
Apply Dressing, white side down, Directly over the wound, wrap each tail, at the same time, in the same directions around the wound so the dressing is covered and both sides are sealed, tie the tails into a slip knot over the outer edge of the dressing, no over the wound, check the dressing to make sure it is tied firmly enough to prevent slipping and creating a tourniquet-like effect.
Apply the Dressing, white side down, directly over the wound, wrap each tail, one at a time, in opposite directions around the wound so the dressing is covered and both sides are sealed, tie the tails into a nonslip knot over the outer edge of the dressing, no over the wound, check the dressing to make sure it is tied firmly enough to prevent slipping wiBthout causing a tourniquet-like effect.
Apply Dressing, white side down, Directly over the wound, wrap each tail, one at a time in opposite directions around the wound so the dressing is covered and both sides are sealed, tie the tails into a nonslip knot over the outer edge of the dressing, no over the wound, check the dressing to make sure it is tied firmly enough while causing a tourniquet like effect.

23)

What are the five performance steps for performing first aid for bleeding of an extremity?

Uncover the wound unless clothing is stuck to the wound or in a chemical environment, apply the casualty's field dressing, apply manual pressure and elevate the arm or leg to reduce bleeding if necessary, apply a pressure dressing if the bleeding continues, apply a tourniquet.
Apply a tourniquet, apply casualty's field dressing, apply manual pressure and elevate the arm or leg to reduce bleeding if necessary, apply a pressure dressing if the bleeding continues, start IV.
Apply a tourniquet, apply casualty's field dressing, Uncover the wound unless clothing is stuck to the wound or in a chemical environment, apply a pressure dressing, apply manual pressure and elevate the arm or leg to reduce bleeding if necessary.
Uncover the wound unless clothing is stuck to the wound or in a chemical environment, apply a pressure dressing, apply manual pressure and elevate the arm or leg to reduce bleeding if necessary, apply field dressing if the bleeding continues, apply a tourniquet.

24)

What position do enlisted soldiers assume when addressing all Non-Commissioned
Officers or when noncommissioned officers address noncommissioned officers
of superior rank?

Stand at Ease
At Ease
Attention
Parade Rest
Rest
Relaxed manner with your hands behind your back

25)

What position do enlisted soldiers assume when addressing all Commissioned
Officers?

At ease
Parade Rest
Rest
Attention
Present arms

26)

What time is 1400 hours?

1:00pm
4:00pm
4:00am
2:00am
2:00pm
5:00am
5:00pm

27)

What time is 3:45pm in military time?

0345
1345
1545
1845
0845
0945

28)

What time is 0000 hours?

Noon
Sunrise
12:00pm
Sunset
12:00am
A and C

29)

What position is this soldier in?

Parade rest
At ease
Stand at ease
Rest
Attention
Halt
About face

30)

What position is this soldier in?

Dress right dress
Right face
Present arms
Parade rest
Parade salute
Front
Cover
Right face

31)

what position is this soldier in?

Parade rest
At ease
Attention
Stand at ease
Rest
Present arms
Stand easy

32)

What is your first General Order?

I will report any and all violations of my special orders to the commander of the relief
I will report any violations of my special orders, emergencies, and anything not covered in my instructions to the commander of the relief.
I will guard everything within the limits of my post and only quit my post only when properly relieved.
I will obey my special orders and perform all of my duties in a military manner.
I will obey all of my special orders and guard everything within the limits of my post
I will guard everything within the limits of my post and perform all my duties in a military manner.
I will guard everything within the limits of my post and quit my post only when properly relieved.
I will obey my special orders and always perform all of my duties in a military manner
I will report violations of my special orders, emergencies, and anything not covered in my instructions to the commander of the relief.

33)

What is your third General Order?

34)

What is your second General Order?

35)

What is Rifle spelled out in the phonetic alphabet?

Rock Indian Foxtrot Larry Echo
Ralph India Frank Larry Eddy
Ralph Indigo Foxy Larry East
Ralph Indian Foxtrot Larry Eddy
Romeo India Foxtrot Lima Echo
Romeo Indigo Frank Lima Eddy
Rock India Foxy Larry East

36)

What terrain feature is this?

Hill
Valley
Saddle
Draw
Cliff
Depression
Mountain
Spur
Ridge

37)

What terrain feature is this?

Hill
Valley
Saddle
Draw
Cliff
Depression
Mountain
Spur
Ridge

38)

What terrain feature is this?

Hill
Valley
Saddle
Draw
Cliff
Depression
Mountain
Spur
Ridge

39)

What terrain feature is this?

Hill
Valley
Saddle
Draw
Cliff
Depresion
Mountain
Spur
Ridge

40)

What are the Army values?

Leadership, duty, respect, selfless service, honor, integrity, personal courage
Responsibility, selflessness, honor, motivation, personal courage, leadership
Leadership, respect, selflessness, duty, integrity, personal courage, honor
Courage, leadership, responsibility, selfless service, honor, integrity, devotion
Integrity, responsibility, duty, honor, selflessness, loyalty, integrity, loyalty
Selflessness, duty, inner courage, honor, motivation, loyalty, respect, courage
Respect, selfless service, honor, duty, personal courage, loyalty, integrity
Loyalty, duty, motivation, personal courage, respect, integrity, honor, selflessness

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