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NAVY LEAGUE OF CANADA ONTARIO DIVISION

ODI 2008

STANDARDIZE TESTING

NOVEMBER 1, 2017

CDR. (NL) J. DEMARY-ELLIOTT

Level 1

CTS 01 Corps Organization and Ship's Routine Officer Sign.

1.1 Rank Structure

1.2 Divisional System and Chain of Command

1.3 Training Night Routine

1.4 Duties and Privileges

CTS 02

Wearing and Maintenance of Uniform

1.1 Uniform Parts

1.2 Uniform Maintenance

1.2 Uniform Maintenance Review

CTS 03

Navy League Movement

1.1 History and Objectives of the Navy League

CTS 04 Drill

1.1 Colours and Sunset Practice

1.2 Position of Attention, Stand at Ease from Attention, Stand Ease from Stand at Ease,Stand Ease from Stand at Ease,Attention from Stand at Ease

1.3 Right Dress, Open and Close Order March

1.4 Right and Left and About Turn

1.5 To the Front Salute and Dismiss

1.6 Review 1.2 to 1.5

Comments:

Date: Training Officer:

Sign:

Commanding Officer: Sign:


NEW ENTRY TO ORIDINARY CADET

PROMOTIONAL EXAMINATION

Name: _______________________________ Date: ___________________________

MULTIPLE CHOICE Please circle the appropriate answer you feel is most suitable for each question stated below.

1. What rank has crossed anchors and three chevrons? A) Able Cadet B) Leading Cadet C) Petty Officer Second Class

2. What rank has one chevron?

A) Midshipman B) Able Cadet C) Leading Cadet

3. What rank is a crown?

A) Petty Officer Second Class B) Able Cadet C) Petty Officer First Class

4. What rank has a crown with laurels around it?

A) Leading Cadet B) Midshipman C) Chief Petty Officer Second Class

5. What rank is a single thin ring (or braid or stripe)?

A) Midshipman B) Lieutenant C) Commander

6. What rank is two thick rings (or braid or stripe)?

A) New Entry B) Lieutenant C) Midshipman

7. How many Commanders are there in Ontario Division?

A) Six (6) B) Four (4) C) One (1)

8. Who is next, in the Chain of Command, after the Divisional Officer? A) Executive Officer B) Divisional Petty Officer C) Commanding Officer

9. Who is next, in the Chain of Command, after the Divisional Petty Officer?

A) Commanding Officer B) Divisional Officer C) Officer of the Day

10. Who does the Administration Officer report directly to?

A) Commanding Officer B) Supply Officer C) Executive Officer

11. Who does the Supply Officer report directly to?

A) Commanding Officer B) Executive Officer C) Administration Officer

12. What is the ribbon on your cap called?

A) Cap ribbon B) Cap Tally C) Cap tag

13. What is the name of the rope around your neck called, when you are wearing your uniform?

A) Rope B) Line C) Lanyard

14. What is the name of the best black shoe polish to use on your boots with?

A) Tanjay B) Kiwi C) None of the above

15. On which sleeve of your uniform would a Semaphore Badge be sewn?

A) Right sleeve B) Left sleeve

16. On which sleeve of your uniform would a Boatswain Badge be sewn?

A) Right sleeve B) Left Sleeve

17. What does the Semaphore Badge look like?

A) Two sail boats in a circle B) Crossed flags in a circle C) None above

18. What year was the Navy League Cadet program established? A) 1848 B) 1948 C) 1901

19. What year was the Royal Canadian Navy established?

A) 1901 B) 1948 C) 1910

20. When a division does a Right Dress, does the front marker take a step forward?

A) Yes B) No

21. What is the purpose of the “Open Order” command?

A) To give more room for cadets B) To make it easier to march C) To allow more room in between ranks for inspections; or to allow cadets to fall in or out.

22. If officers are on parade when you are dismissed, do you salute?

A) No B) Yes

23. When there are two ranks, which rank, or ranks, move on an “Open Order” command?

A) Centre Rank B) Front Rank C) Rear Rank

24. When there are nine cadets in a division, how many ranks would there be?

A) Three B) Two C) One

25. When you do an “About Turn”, which way to you turn?

A) To the left B) To the right

26. What rank is the Coat of Arms? A) Able Cadet B) Petty Officer First Class C) Chief Petty Officer First Class

27. What rank has a single anchor and two chevrons?

A) Leading Cadet B) Able Cadet C) New Entry

28. What rank is a single thick ring (or braid, or stripe)? A) Sub Lieutenant B) Acting Sub Lieutenant C) Commander

29. What rank is one thin and one thick ring (or braid, or stripe)?

A) Acting Sub Lieutenant B) Sub Lieutenant C) Midshipman

30. What is the purpose of removing headdress?

A) For prayers B) At times when ordered to relax on parade C) As ordered in a drill routine D) All of the above

Score /30

Level 2

CTS 04 Drill Officer Sign.

2.1 Marching in Quick Time, Halting, Marking Time 2.2

Wheeling, Right and Left Turns on the March 2.3 Saluting on the March, Review 2.1 and 2.2

CTS 05

Canadian Citizenship

2.1 Canadian Heritage

2.2 Canadian Heritage

2.3 Social Issues

CTS 06

Seamanship

2.1 Uses of Rope, Overhand, Reef, Figure Eight Knots 2.2 Bowline, Round Turn and Two Half Hitches

2.3

Securing a line to a Cleat, Review of 2.1 and 2.2

CTS 07

Naval Knowledge

2.1 Naval Terminology and Phonetic Alphabet

2.2 Watches and Bells

2.3 Watches and Bells II

2.4 Parts of a Ship

Comments:


Sign:

Commanding Officer Sign:


ORIDINARY CADET TO ABLE CADET


Name: ____________________________ Date: ______________________________


31. The Parliament Buildings, the Mounties, the beaver and the maple leaf are all the symbols of what? A) Ontario B) Canada C) United States

32. What is the naval term for “in the direction of the stern of the ship”?

A) Backwards B) Aft C) Forward

33. The following means “order understood and I will follow”?

A) Yes Sir/Madam B) Bravo Zulu C) Aye Aye

34. This is a “storeroom for cleaning gear”?

A) Boatswain’s Stores B) Storage Locker C) Stores

35. What is the naval term for “wall”?

A) Deck B) Bulkhead C) Wall

36. What do we call the “ceremony of hoisting the National Flag”?

A) Sunset B) Prayers C) Colours

37. Who is the “senior petty officer on a ship”?

A) Divisional Officer B) Coxswain (or Chief of the Corps) C) Cadet

38. What is the term for the division selected to look after corps preparation and clean up? A) Clean up Division B) Duty Division C) None of the above

39. What is the naval term for “in the direction of the bow of the ship”?

A) Aft B) Fore C) None of the above

40. What is the naval term for Kitchen?

A) Gash can B) Deck C) Galley

41. What is “Liberty boat”?

A) After being dismissed, you are free to go ashore B) After being fall in on deck C) A 15 minute break

42. What is “out pipes”?

A) Pipe the start to fall in B) A pipe indicating the end of stand easy C) A pipe indicating the end of the training night

43. What is a “pipe”?

A) Sound of a command B) The sound produced from a Boatswain’s call, all pipes have meaning C) Sound of a horn

44. What is “Starboard”?

A) Left side of ship B) Center of the ship C) Right side of the ship

45. What is “sunset”?

A) The ceremony of raising the National Flag B) The ceremony of lowering the National Flag half way C) The ceremony of lowering the National Flag

46. What is the phonetic word for the letter “V”?

A) Venice B) Victor C) Victoria

47. What is the phonetic word for “L”?

A) Lemon B) Lima C) Lenard

48. What is the civilian time for 1342?

A) 1:42 am B) 1:42 pm C) 1:42

49. What is the civilian time for 2300?

A) 11:00 am B) 11:00 pm C) 11:00

50. What is the military time for 4:44pm?

A) 0440 B) 1644 C) 04:44

51. What is the military time for 3:00am

A) 0300 B) 1300 C) 1500

52. How many watches are there, in a naval day?

A) Six B) Eight C) Seven

53. What is the start and finish times for the “Afternoon Watch”?

A) 1200-1600 B) 0800-1200 C) 0400-0800

54. What is the watch that goes from 1800-2000?

A) Afternoon watch B) Morning watch C) Last Dog watch

55. What is the front left quarter of a ship called?

A) Port bow B) Bow C) Port

56. What is the rear left quarter of a ship called?

A) Port bow B) Port Quarter C) Port

57. What is the rear right quarter of the ship called? A) Starboard B) Starboard bow C) Starboard quarter

58. What is “abeam”?

A) Length of the ship B) Across the width of the ship C) Height of the ship

59. What is the “direction that is forward of the ship”?

A) Back B) Ahead C) Reverse

60. How many bells would be rung at 0800?

A) Eight B) Four C) Two


A) Eight B) None (silent hours) C) Four


A) Two B) One C) Four

63. Explain what it would sound like to ring five bells?

A) Ding-ding, pause, ding-ding B) Ding-ding, pause, ding-ding, pause ding C) Ding-ding

64. Why are bells rung?

A) To know where everyone is B) To keep track of time C) To know if it is lunch time

65. What is the “distance between the waterline and the highest part of the ship’s hull called”?

A) Deck B) Draught C) Freeboard

66. When marching, which foot do you call “Mark Time” on?

A) Left B) Right C) None

67. When marching, which foot do you call “Salute” on?

A) Left B) Right C) None

68. What is an Overhand Knot used for?

A) To prevent fraying at the end of a rope B) Stopper knot C) All of the above

69. What is a Bowline used for?

A) To tie a temporary knot B) To tie a temporary eye in the end of the rope C) None of the above

70. What is a Cleat Hitch used for?

A) To tie a knot to another rope B) To secure a rope to a cleat C) To tie a rope to a bar

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Level 3


3.1 Review and Practice Level 1 and Level 2


CTS 05


3.1 Community Involvement




CTS 06

Seamanship

3.1 Fancy Ropework I

3.1 Fancy Ropework I

3.2 Fancy Ropework II

3.3 Fancy Ropework III

CTS 08

Boatwork

3.1 Passenger Safety

3.2 Hypothermia

3.3 Man Overboard 3.4 Your Boat and the Law

Comments:


Sign:



ABLE CADET TO LEADING CADET PROMOTIONAL EXAMINATION

Name: ____________________________ Date: ______________________________


71. The Parliament Buildings, the Mounties, the beaver and the maple leaf are all the symbols of what? D) Ontario E) Canada F) United States


D) Backwards E) Aft F) Forward


D) Yes Sir/Madam E) Bravo Zulu F) Aye Aye


D) Boatswain’s Stores E) Storage Locker F) Stores

75. What is the naval term for “wall”?

D) Deck E) Bulkhead F) Wall

76. What do we call the “ceremony of hoisting the National Flag”?

D) Sunset E) Prayers F) Colours

77. What is the proper way to throw a heaving line?

A) Overhand B) Underhand C) Side arm

78. What is Chain Sennit used for? A) Temporary shorten a line B) Decoration C) All of the above

79. What is a Square Plait used for?

A) Ceremonial paddles B) Bracelets C) All of the above

80. How may life jackets need to be in a boat with eight people?

A) Nine B) Ten C) Eight

81. What contents are needed in an emergency kit for a boat?

A) Flares B) Flashlight with batteries C) Distress signal D) All of the above

82. What is hypothermia?

A) Lowering of the body core temperature B) Lowering of the body weight C) Lowering of heat of the body

83. What are the signs and symptoms of hypothermia?

A) Drowsiness B) Loss of feeling in extremities C) All of the above

84. What is found on a Capacity Plate?

A) Model type or number B) Name of manufacturer C) Label number D) All of the above


A) More room for cadets to move B) Allow more room between the ranks for inspections C) More room to turn around


A) No B) Yes C) Maybe

87. When there are two ranks, which rank or ranks move on an “Open Order” command? A) Front rank B) Rear rank C) Center rank

88. When there are nine cadets in a division, how many ranks are there?

A) Three B) Two C) One

89. When you do an “About Turn” which way do you turn?

A) To the right B) To the left C) Both


A) For prayers B) When ordered to relax C) All of the above

91. When marching, which foot do you call “Forward” on?

A) Right B) Left C) Not sure

92. What is the purpose of marching?

A) Method to stand still B) Method to move one place to another C) Method to turn around

93. Concerning Citizenship, what is the prime objective of the Navy League Cadet movement?

A) Sense of loyalty and commitment to Canada and community B) To be proud C) To be recognized

94. How many turns are made in each sequence when tying a Monkey’s Fist? A) Three turns of the running end B) Four turns of the running end C) Six turns of the running end

95. What are the three government bodies that can approve a Life jacket to Canadian Standards?

A) Transport Canada B) Canadian Coast Guard C) Fisheries and Oceans

96. What are the three colours allowed for use on a Lifejacket?

A) Red B) Orange C) Green

97. What is the proper way to clean a lifejacket? A) Using mild soap and running water B) Steam clean C) Brush off only

98. Define Port:

A) The left side of a pleasure craft looking forward B) The right side of a pleasure craft looking forward C) None of the above

99. What must you do when you see the Code of Signals Flag A?

A) Keep well clear at slow speed. B) Keep where you are C) Speed up and clear area

100. How many watches are there in a 24 hour day?

A) Eight B) Seven C) Six

101. The First Dog watch falls between what hours?

A) 1600-1800 B) 1500-1700 C) 1600-1830

102. What Officer rank has one thick bar, one thin bar and one thick bar?

A) Midshipman B) Lieutenant Commander C) Lieutenant

103. Spell Pizza using the Phonetic Alphabet

A) P I Z Z A B) Papa, India, Zulu, Zulu, Alpha

104. During colours, what is the cadet called who is responsible for hoisting the flags?

A) Quarter master B) The signal man C) Executive officer

105. During Colours, who does the Officer of the Day report to?

A) Commanding officer B) Executive officer C) Divisional officer

106. Referring to the Parts of a Ship, If you were standing on the back left side of a ship, where would you be?

A) After part, Port side B) Fore part, Port side C) Middle part, Port side

107. Which rank is represented by a crown surrounded by laurels?

A) Chief Petty Officer First Class B) Chief Petty Officer 2nd Class C) Petty Officer First Class

108. When are you required to have a fire extinguisher on a sailboat less than 8m in length? A) When the sailboat is equipped with a motor. B) When the sailboat has not motor C) None of the above

109. What is the maximum length of a boat that is required to have a capacity plate?

A) Five meters B) Six meters C) Nine meters

110. Define Underway:

A) A pleasure craft that is not at anchor or made fast (tied up) to the shore B) When a pleasure craft is anchored C) When a pleasure craft not in the water

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Level 4




CTS 08

Boatwork

4.1 Planning and Preparation

4.2 Onboard Emergencies

4.3 Sharing the Waterways

4.4 Navigation Aids

4.5 Review

CTS 09

First Aid

4.1 Introduction and Assessments

4.2 Shock and Fainting

4.3 Wounds and Bleeding

4.4 Burns

4.5 Choking

4.6 Artificial Respiration

4.7 Review

Comments:


Sign:



ABLE CADET TO LEADING CADET PROMOTIONAL EXAMINATION

Name: ____________________________ Date: ______________________________


111. The Parliament Buildings, the Mounties, the beaver and the maple leaf are all the symbols of what? G) Ontario H) Canada I) United States


G) Backwards H) Aft I) Forward


G) Yes Sir/Madam H) Bravo Zulu I) Aye Aye


G) Boatswain’s Stores H) Storage Locker I) Stores

115. What is found on a Capacity Plate?

E) Model type or number F) Name of manufacturer G) Label number H) All of the above


D) More room for cadets to move E) Allow more room between the ranks for inspections F) More room to turn around

117. If officers are on parade when you are dismissed, do you salute? D) No E) Yes F) Maybe

118. When there are two ranks, which rank or ranks move on an “Open Order” command?

D) Front rank E) Rear rank F) Center rank

119. When there are nine cadets in a division, how many ranks are there?

D) Three E) Two F) One

120. When you do an “About Turn” which way do you turn?

D) To the right E) To the left F) Both


D) For prayers E) When ordered to relax F) All of the above

122. When marching, which foot do you call “Forward” on?

D) Right E) Left F) Not sure

123. What is the purpose of marching?

D) Method to stand still E) Method to move one place to another F) Method to turn around

124. Concerning Citizenship, what is the prime objective of the Navy League Cadet movement?

D) Sense of loyalty and commitment to Canada and community E) To be proud F) To be recognized

125. How many turns are made in each sequence when tying a Monkey’s Fist?

D) Three turns of the running end E) Four turns of the running end F) Six turns of the running end

126. What are the three government bodies that can approve a Life jacket to Canadian Standards? D) Transport Canada E) Canadian Coast Guard F) Fisheries and Oceans

127. What must you do when you see the Code of Signals Flag A? D) Keep well clear at slow speed. E) Keep where you are F) Speed up and clear area

128. How many watches are there in a 24 hour day? D) Eight E) Seven F) Six

129. The First Dog watch falls between what hours?

D) 1600-1800 E) 1500-1700 F) 1600-1830

130. What Officer rank has one thick bar, one thin bar and one thick bar?

D) Midshipman E) Lieutenant Commander F) Lieutenant

131. Spell Pizza using the Phonetic Alphabet

C) P I Z Z A D) Papa, India, Zulu, Zulu, Alpha

132. During colours, what is the cadet called who is responsible for hoisting the flags?

D) Quarter master E) The signal man F) Executive officer

133. During Colours, who does the Officer of the Day report to?

D) Commanding officer E) Executive officer F) Divisional officer

134. Referring to the Parts of a Ship, If you were standing on the back left side of a ship, where would you be?

D) After part, Port side E) Fore part, Port side F) Middle part, Port side

135. When are you required to have a fire extinguisher on a sailboat less than 8m in length?

D) When the sailboat is equipped with a motor. E) When the sailboat has not motor F) None of the above

136. What is the maximum length of a boat that is required to have a capacity plate?

D) Five meters E) Six meters F) Nine meters

137. Define Underway:

D) A pleasure craft that is not at anchor or made fast (tied up) to the shore E) When a pleasure craft is anchored F) When a pleasure craft not in the water

138. Name items that should be on a Pre-Departure Checklist?

A) Check the weather forecast. B) Make sure you have maps and charts.

C) Make sure someone knows where you are going, when you are expected back and what your boat looks like

139. When anchoring, should you head the boat into the wind or away from the wind? A) Into the wind B) Away from the wind C) Face to the side

140. Complete the following: Green to green, red to red …

A) Perfect safety, go ahead B) Perfect safety, go reverse C) Stay put

141. Who has the right-of-way between a sailboat and a canoe?

A) Canoe B) Sailboat C) Neither one

142. Describe a “can” buoy

A) Round on top B) Flat on top C) Pointy on top

143. What does “M” mean, on a chart?

A) Muck B) Mud C) Sand

144. Describe the chart symbol(s) for a telephone line A) A series of little phones B) A series of “T”s C) Series of lines

145. When it is completed, who should you give your Trip plan to? A) A responsible person who can notify officials if you fail to check in at the agreed times B) Keep it on you C) Put it in your vehicle

146. What is the Coast Guard cellular number to be used for distress when on the water?

A) *12 B) *16 C) *18

147. What is the worst thing you can do when dealing with an On-board emergency?

A) Yell B) Panic C) Jump in to save them

148. What is the configuration of International Code of Flags used for distress calls

A) November over Charlie B) Charlie over November C) Charlie under November

149. What year was the Navy League Cadet program established? A) 1986 B) 1948 C) 1848

150. What year was the Royal Canadian Navy established? A) 1948 B) 1910 C) 1912

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LEVEL 5


5.1 Voice Culture

5.1 Voice Culture

5.2 Commanding a Division

5.2 Commanding a Division

CTS 05






CTS 06

Seamanship

5.1 Fancy Ropework IV

5.1 Fancy Ropework IV

5.2 Review

5.2 Review

CTS 07

Naval Knowledge

5.1 Boatswain's Call

5.1 Boatswain's Call

5.2 Signal Flag

5.2 Signal Flag

CTS 10

Leadership

5.1 Definition and Meaning / Styles of Leadership 5.2 Principles of Leadership

5.3 Characteristics of a Leader

5.4 Setting an Example

CtS 11 Orienteering

5.1 Map Reading

5.2 Latitude and Longitude 5.3 Contour Lines and Distance 5.4 Introduction to Orienteering 5.4 Introduction to Orienteering 5.4 Introduction to Orienteering

CTS012

Introduction to Cadets

5.1 Introduction to Sea, Army, and Air Cadets

5.1 Introduction to Sea, Army, and Air Cadets

Comments:

Date:

Training Officer:

Sign:



PETTY OFFICER SECOND CLASS CADET TO PETTY OFFICER FIRST CLASS AND ABOVE CADET


Name: ____________________________ Date: ______________________________

1. Name the parts of giving an order.

2. What is the “cautionary” part of the order used for?

3. What is the “executive” part of the order used for?

4. Is the loudest drill voice the most effective?

5. On the march, how many paces in front of a division should the Divisional Petty Officer stand, in the Column of Route position?

6. As a Divisional Petty Officer marching with a division, you pass a Lieutenant. What do you do and/or say?

7. The Parliament Buildings, the Mounties, the beaver and the maple leaf are all symbols of what?

8. What is a Portuguese Sennit used for?

9. What was piping originally used for?

10. Name the 5 parts of a Boatswain’s Call.

11. Demonstrate with your hand (without actually piping) how to hold the Boatswain’s Call for a high note.

12. Demonstrate with your hand (without actually piping) how to hold the Boatswain’s Call for a low note.

13. How long is the Still to be piped for?

14. How long is the Carry On to be piped for?

15. What is the Still piped for?

16. What is the Carry On piped for?

17. Describe, with words, what the Still sounds like.

18. Describe, with words, what the Carry On sounds like.

19. What is the General Call piped for?

20. What are the “International Code of Signals” (Signal Flags) used for?

21. Which signal flag is white with a red cross reaching to each corner?

22. Which signal flag means “Diver Down; Keep Clear”?

23. Which signal flag has 4 triangles, each yellow, blue red and black?

24. Which signal flag means “Man Overboard”?

25. Name the three Styles of Leadership.

26. Define a Leader.

27. Define Leadership.

28. Give one advantage and one disadvantage of The Boss Style of Leadership.

29. Give one advantage and one disadvantage of The Educator Style of Leadership.

30. Give one advantage and one disadvantage of The Persuader Style of Leadership.

31. Who is the leader’s number 1 priority?

32. Name five Principles of Leadership.

33. Name five Characteristics (Qualities) of a Leader.

34. Who is an effective leader loyal to?

35. Name the two examples a leader can set.

36. Name three examples of being a deliberate leader.

37. Name three examples of being an unconscious leader.

38. Name the four different kinds of maps.

39. What is the difference between Charts and Maps?

40. Which way do “lines of latitude” run?

41. Which way do “lines of longitude” run?

42. What do “contour lines” indicate?

43. What is the equator?

44. How would “contour lines” indicate a hill?

45. What song do you play if you don’t have the music for “O Canada”?

46. Who is the Patron of the Navy League of Canada?

47. When a division does a Right Dress, does the front marker take a step forward?


49. When there are two ranks, which rank, or ranks, move on an “open order” command?

50. When there are nine cadets in a division, how many ranks would there be? ____/50

Sports and Fitness Card CTS 13

Sports and Physical Fitness Date P Officers Sign.

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Evaluation

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Divisional Officers Period

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