Q15. What is the collar insignia for NJROTC cadets holding the rank of Cadet Lieutenant? A15. The collar device is three attached gold bars Q16. What is the collar insignia for NJROTC cadets with a rank of Cadet Lieutenant (Junior Grade)? A16. The collar device is two attached gold bars Q17. What is the rank for an NJROTC cadet wearing a collar device with 4 attached gold bars? A17. Cadet Lieutenant Commander Q18. What are the three types or “parts” of a command? A18. 1) Preparatory command; 2) command of execution; 3) supplemental commands Q19. What are 4 items that must be studied & practiced to develop an effective command voice? A19. 1) Loudness and projection; 2) distinction or clarity; 3) inflection; 4) cadence Q20. What is meant when it is said that a command voice has a “good inflection”? A20. A voice which has a good rise and fall in pitch & tone – it has plenty of snap. Q21. What is the correct cadence while marching at Quick Time? A21. 120-steps per minute. Q22. What is the correct cadence while marching at Double Time? A22. 180-steps per minute. Q23. How many inches is the correct length of a step at Quick Time? A23. 30-inch, from heal to heal. Q24. How many inches is the correct length of a step at Double Time? A24. 36-inch. Q25. What specific command or phrase cancels a movement or order? A25. As you were Q26. An unarmed cadet at the position of Attention will have feet forming what angle? A26. 45 degrees. Q27. An unarmed cadet at the position of Attention will have thumbs placed where? A27. Along the trouser seams. Q28. To attain the correct position of Parade Rest, what do you do with your left foot? A28. Move the left foot smartly 12” to the left. Q29. At the position of Parade Rest or At Ease, what is the only command that can be given? A29. Attention. Q30. How many counts are involved in all facing movements? A30. Two counts. Q31. When executing a proper NJROTC salute, where is the position of the forefinger? A31. The tip of the forefinger touches the lower part of the headdress above and slightly to the right of the right eye. Q32. Why is the National Ensign flown at half-staff on some occasions? A32. To honor and pay respect to deceased persons of national importance. Q33. What are the words to the Pledge of Allegiance? A33. “I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.” Q34. The grommet on the chin strap: “The grommet on the chin strap is placed on my left, Sir”. Q35. Anchor on a garrison cover: “The anchor on a garrison cap is worn 1 and ½ inch above the bottom edge and 2 inches from the fore crease, on the left side, Sir”. Q36. CPO and above rank on garrison covers: The rank insignia on a garrison cap is worn 1 and ½ inch above the bottom edge and 2 inches from the fore crease, on the right side, Sir”. Q37. Shoe Laces: “Shoe laces are right over left as I look at them, no bridges, Sir”. Q38. Gig Line: “The gig line is the alignment of the outside edge of the shirt, pants and belt buckle, Sir”. Q39. Fingernails (female): “The fingernails can be a maximum of ¼ inch from the fingertip, natural colors only, Sir” Q40. Fingernails (male): “The fingernails cannot extend beyond the fingertip, Sir”. Q41. Male sideburns Length: “Shall not extend below the middle of the ear, Sir” Q42. Male Hair: “Must be tapered upwards around the ears and neck, must not touch the collar, maximum length 4 inches, Sir” Q43. Female Hair Length: “May touch, but not be below the lower edge of the back of the collar, Sir” Q44. Female Ear Rings: “One per ear, centered on the earlobe, small gold or silver ball, Sir”

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