1.

This AFP Core values drives us to obey the mandate to support and defend the
Constitution. The code of ethics explicitly expresses this by saying To us, _________
to the unit shall imply that we express in words and in deeds, strong support to those
who lead us, those whom we lead and all those who serve with us .
a. Honor
b. Valor

c. Loyalty
d. Solidarity

2. The AFP Core Values state that as soldiers, We believe in ______ as the value of
obedience and disciplined performance despite difficulty and danger. It is a personal
act of responsibility manifested by accomplishing all assigned tasks to the fullest of
ones capability.
a. Honor
b. Valor

c. Duty
d. Solidarity

3. SOLIDARITY
4. _______ are accepted practices realized through continued usage that take the force
and effect of a common law.
a. Culture
b. Customs

c. Traditions
d. All of the above

5. The listeners who comprise the body to whom the communication is directed.
a. Audience
b. Delivery

c. Speaker
d. Feedback

6. Voice projection is imperative in delivering a good speech. It must be audible to be

heard and understood.
a. True

b. False

7. The _________ provides strategic direction to the AFP through the Secretary of
National Defense (SND). He/She likewise exercises command of the AFP through Chief
of Staff, AFP.
a. Senate President
b. President of the Philippines

c. Chief Justice
d. Commanding General, Phil Army

8. He commands the AFP and acts as the principal military adviser to the President. The
president issues orders to all AFP Commanders through him.
a. CSPA

b. SND

c. CSAFP

d. Chief, PNP

9. Commanders integrate and coordinate this system to synchronize battle effect in

time, space and purpose.
a. Tenets of Army Operations
b. Principles of War

c. Battlefield Operating System

d. Dynamics of Combat Power

9. It is defined as sustained armed conflict between nations or parties.

a. Peacetime
b. Conflict

c. War
d. All of the above

10. The doctrine development component of the Modernization Program aims to

develop Army doctrine that are suitable to our peculiar requirements.
a. True

b. False

11. Are the fundamental principles by which military forces and elements thereof guide
their actions in support of national objectives.
a. Strategy
b. Doctrine

c. Tenets
d. Laws

12. SALUTE is an acronym to be used as guide in briefing about the enemy. The
acronym means Size, Activity, Location, Unit, Training and Equipment.
a. True

b. False

13. A form of operation with the purpose of defeating the attacking enemy forces,
securing the key decisive terrain, gaining information and disrupting enemy attacks.
a. Defense
b. Retrograde

c. Offense
d. Raid

14. Strike the enemy at a time or place or in a manner for which he is unprepared is the
principle of ______.
a. Mass
b. Maneuver

c. Security
d. Surprise

15. An NCO, with the rank of sergeant is considered a ________.

a. Staff NCO
b. Junior NCO

c. Senior NCO
d. All of the above

16. He has the rank of Staff Sergeant in the squad and app.ears to be the most ranking
personnel. He is responsible for all that the rifle squad does or fails to do. He is a
tactical leader and as such, he leads by example.
a. Squad Leader
b. Fire Team Leader

c. Automatic Rifleman
d. Grenadier

17. He assists the squad leader. He is a fighting leader who leads by personal example
and helps the squad leader as required. He controls the movement of his fire team and
the rate and placement of fires. He also secures the front areas of the squad during
movements and halts. He is the Scout or Eyes and Ears of the team.
a. Squad Leader
b. Fire Team Leader

c. Automatic Rifleman
d. Grenadier

18. The _____ is equipped with a Squad Automatic Weapon. He must be proficient in
the operation and maintenance of this weapon. He responsible for providing sustained
automatic fire for the squad. He secures the flank area of the squad during movements
and halts.
a. Squad Leader
b. Fire Team Leader

c. Automatic Rifleman
d. Grenadier

19. The ________ provides grenade capability to the squad. He secures the right flank
area of the squad during movements and halts.
a. Squad Leader
b. Fire Team Leader

c. Automatic Rifleman
d. Grenadier

20. It is a Command policy on Firearms at detachments that only firearms of personnel

on active duty should be made available at the detachments anytime. Firearms of
personnel on leave must be well secured and stocked with their bolt assembly
separately kept.
a. True

b. False

21. The Command Policy on valor says that military personnel who surrender or run
away during a firefight will be separated/discharged from the service.
a. True

b. False

22. The two basic formation for a fire team moving is a wedge and a file. The ________
is the basic formation for a fire team moving in less open terrain.
a. file
b. wedge

c. echelon
d. column

23. When the terrain restrains the use of the wedge, fire teams use the formation.
a. wedge
b. echelon

c. file
d. column

24. In squad formation, the squad _________ is the most common formation,
particularly in open terrain. It provides good dispersion laterally and in depth without
sacrificing control and facilitates maneuver.
a. column
b. line

c. echelon
d. file

25. In squad formation, the squad ________ provides maximum firepower to the front.
a. column
b. file

c. echelon
d. line

26. In squad formation, the squad __________ is the preferred formation in densely
vegetated terrain and limited visibility environment.
a. column
b. echelon

c. file
d. line

27. In movement techniques, __________ is used when contact with the enemy is not
likely and speed is important.
a. Traveling
b. Traveling overwatch

c. Bounding over watch

d. None of the above

28. In movement techniques, ________ is used when contact is expected, when the
squad leader feels the enemy is near, or when a large open area must be crossed.
a. Traveling
b. Traveling overwatch

c. Bounding overwatch
d. None of the above

29. In movement technique, ________ is used when contact is possible.

a. Traveling
b. Traveling overwatch

b. Bounding overwatch
c. None of the above

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