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A series of multiple-choice questions related to the u.s. Army's common core content, focusing on leadership principles, command and control, and operational procedures. It covers topics such as the characteristics of the army profession, the roles of leaders, and the elements of command. The questions are designed to test understanding of key concepts and principles outlined in army doctrine publications (adps) and field manuals (fms). Each question includes a response feedback indicating the correct answer and the relevant source document for further study. This material is useful for military personnel preparing for professional development courses or seeking to enhance their knowledge of army leadership and operations. The document spans various aspects of military leadership and operational effectiveness, providing a comprehensive review of essential concepts.
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profession? A. Trust B. Honorable Service C. Military Expertise D. Esprit de corps Response Feedback: ADP 6-22, pg. 1-6: D. Esprit de corps
obligation to be competent in their jobs and train subordinates to be competent in their jobs. This is an example of what? Selected Answer: A.
2 / 37 Honorable Servants B. Developing subordinates C. Stewards of the profession D. Developing leaders Response Feedback: ADP 6-22, pg. 6-8, para 6-43: C. Stewards of the profession
within certain conditions. Leader attributes are grouped into three core categories, they are: Selected Answer: A. Character, presence, and intellect B. Leads, develops, and achieves C. Purpose, direction, and motivation
4 / 37 mission by supporting the joint force in four strategic roles. They are: A. Shaping operational environments, preventing conflict, prevailing in large-scale ground combat operations, and winning. B. Winning, preventing conflict, prevailing in large-scale ground combat opera- tions, and consolidating gains. C. Shaping operational environments, preventing conflict, winning, and consoli- dating gains. D. Shaping operational environments, preventing conflict, prevailing in large-scale ground combat operations, and consolidating gains. Response Feedback: ADP 1, pg. 2-4, para 2-18: D. Shaping operational environments, preventing conflict, prevailing in large-scale ground combat operations, and consolidating gains.
The roles of leadership B. The Army leadership requirements model
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The Army profession D. The dynamics of leadership Response Feedback:
7 / 37 Unit Leader development program C. Leadership requirements model D. Sustainable readiness model Response Feedback: FM 6-22 figure 1.1; LP AP120: C. Leadership requirements model
Balance mission and welfare B. Identify high risk behavior C. Influence without authority D. Instill discipline Response Feedback: ADP 6-22, pg. 5-9, para 5-50: C.
8 / 37 Influence without authority
emotions in support of a decision they must make or have already made? A. Collaboration B. Rational persuasion C. Inspirational appeals D. Participation Response Feedback: ADP 6-22, pg. 5-4, para 5-17: C. Inspirational appeals
Authority B. Responsibility
10 / 37 guidance, and CCIRs? A. Describe B.
11 / 37 Visualize C. Direct D. Understand Response Feedback: ADP 6-0, para 2-77: A. Describe
Communication B. Information C. Feedback D. Direction
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Internal Support C. Theater Support D. Systems Support Response Feedback: ATP 4-10, pg. 1-6: A. External Support
than the enemy? A. Retrograde B. Security C. Area Defense D. Mobile Defense
14 / 37 Response Feedback: ADP 3-90, para 4-15 and 4-16: C. Area Defense
Audacity B. Concentration C. Surprise D. Tempo Response Feedback: ADP 3-90, para 3-10: D. Tempo
hostile environments?
16 / 37 Support to Civil Control D. Support to Governance Response Feedback: ADP 3-07, para 2-79: D. Support to Governance
Operates in a wide range of terrain, offers armored protection, and has a speed of advance advantage B. Operates in open terrain, offers armored protection, and the most firepower C. Operates in a wide range of terrain and is easily sustained D. Operates in complex terrain and is easily transported Response Feedback: FM 3-96, para 1.26: A. Operates in a wide range of terrain, offers armored protection, and has a speed of advance advantage
17 / 37 support for Domestic Civilian Disasters? A. Civil Disturbances B. Combating Terrorism C. National Special Security Events D. Response to natural and manmade disaster Response Feedback: ADP 3-28, fig 4-5: D. Response to natural and manmade disaster
Resources B. Infrastructure C.
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Guerrilla Forces B. Private Sector C. Religious Leaders D. Third Party Actors Response Feedback: JP 3-0, FIG. I-3: B. Private Sector
Adherence to Law of War B. Operational Environment C.
20 / 37 Tempo D. Unified Action Response Feedback: ADP 3-0, para 3-37: A. Adherence to Law of War
enemy to enable operations? A. Fires B. Sustainment C. Intelligence D. Movement and Maneuver Response Feedback: ADP 3-0, para 5-17: A. Fires