Naval Science 2 Study Guide



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  1. Caught along the New England, Caribbean, and South African coasts are high-value

lobsters.


  1. What type of precipitation can be expected from stratus clouds?

Drizzle


  1. By the year 2000 The number of Navy ships and personal had fallen to around

300 ships and 370,000 people.


  1. What American general was ordered out of the Philippines in March 1942 to take command of the defense of Australia?

MacArthur


  1. The ability of a nation to defend her own sea communications and to deny the enemy the use of the sea to carry on a war is called

sea power.


  1. Temperature in the stratosphere averages a fairly constant

-40 degrees F to -50 degrees F


  1. Leadership depends upon

The job to be done.

The followers.



The leader.


  1. The cadet who shows lack of self-importance, not being boastful about oneself is demonstrating _____________.

Modesty


  1. When the Bashaw of Tripoli refused to cooperate in the release of U.S. crewmen, Commodore Preble decided to

use force.


  1. In the summer, what zones are jet streams over?

North of most of the main commercial air lanes


  1. The Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands is administered and defended by

the United States on behalf of the United Nations.


  1. The U.S. Navy made its last direct contribution to the fight against Germany by

transporting troops across the Rhine River in West Germany.


  1. The first people known to use sea power were the sailors and traders of ancient.

Crete.


  1. The true beginning of the space age started with the launch of Sputnik I in :

1957


  1. What tactic caused Allied shipping losses from U-boat attacks to decline after May 1917?

The Convoy System


  1. Chemistry is the study of

Matter and how it changes under various conditions.


  1. Major fisheries along the northeast coast of the United States and Canada yield abundant catches of

cod, haddock, and ocean perch.


  1. The science that deals with the motion of bodies moving through air and other gases is known as ___________.

Aerodynamics


  1. All of the below are a result of the British government's orders in council EXCEPT

Britain was prohibited to trade in the West Indies.


  1. Esteem needs consist of

self-respect, status, and recognition by others.


  1. One of the key navigation chokepoints in the world is in the Indian Ocean at

the Strait of Malacca.


  1. Select four correct leadership techniques.

Getting cooperation, establishing discipline, giving orders, and commands


  1. What are two of the weapons found to be effective in attacking the German U-boats in World War I?

Depth charges and submarine chasers


  1. The boundary of the magnetosphere is called the

magnetopause.


  1. Cloud sequences may occur________ miles in advance of the front itself.

1000


  1. Water exists as a liquid between the temperatures of

32 and 212 degrees Fahrenheit


  1. Which of the following motivating factors is considered most important?

Feeling that one's work is meaningful


  1. The amount of the force of gravity on a body at a given location is known as __________-

Weight


  1. Power or energy exerted against a body in a given direction is known as:

force.


  1. What planet is called the "red" planet?

Mars


  1. The U. S. Congress declared war on England on

18 June 1812.


  1. That part of the continent on which Ethiopia, Djibouti, and Somalia are located is known as the

Horn of Africa.


  1. The strategic entrance to the Mediterranean Sea from the Atlantic Ocean is through the

Strait of Gibraltar.


  1. Ohm's law maybe expressed as an equation I=E/R, where "E" represents:

Voltage in volts.


  1. Which of the following factors most significantly affect ship stability?

Center of gravity and buoyancy


  1. What Arms Treaty signed in January 1993 between the U.S. and Russia was called, "the broadest disarmament pact in history."

START II


  1. What are the objectives of the U.S. Naval Institute?

To provide advanced professional training that pertains to the U. S. Navy and the navies of the world


  1. The Japanese objective in Leyte Gulf was to

destroy the Amphibious Task Force.


  1. The cadet that shows through their actions that they are true, honest, correct, straight forward and trustworthy demonstrates ______________.

Truthfulness


  1. What aviation weather forecasts give conditions for landings and takeoffs at fields enroute?

Terminal


  1. High underwater plateaus with an abundance of marine vegetation are

best for commercial fishing.


  1. The complacency of the American public following victory in World War II can be attributed to

a belief that the United Nations could solve whatever international problems might arise.

the knowledge that the United States had a monopoly on the atomic bomb.



a widespread desire by knowledgeable leaders to return to isolationism in foreign policy.


  1. The Japanese headquarters in the Marshall Islands were at

Truk.


  1. In order to maintain high morale in a unit, the following must be present:

Discipline and efficiency.


  1. What layer within the ionspheric region shields the Earth from the harmful ultraviolet rays of the Sun?

Chemosphere


  1. In the years leading up to World War II the U.S. restricted the sale of oil and scrap metal to

Japan.


  1. The nature of a star can be best determined from its ____________.

Spectrum


  1. Operation Torch was the code word for the planned invasion of

French North Africa.


  1. Leaders can help to motivate subordinates by

providing opportunities for each person to develop their personal talents.


  1. The Moon is actually a poor reflector of light, with what percentage of light reflected?

less than 15 percent


  1. What military event in 1958 demonstrated that the Sixth Fleet was a force-in-being capable of decisive action?

Lebanese operation


  1. When did Congress finance the start of the Colonial Navy?

10/13/1775


  1. During World War I, what was the main mission of the Channel Fleet?

Keep the English Channel safe for passage of British troops and supplies to France.


  1. _____ as well as liquids exert upward buoyant forces.

Gases


  1. From the U. S. military standpoint, the most important sea lanes are those between the United States,

Western Europe, and the Middle East.


  1. During the War of 1812, the U. S. Navy

was clearly outnumbered by the Royal Navy.


  1. Who led Maine backwoodsmen in the first American capture of a British ship?

Jeremiah O'Brien


  1. The Persian Gulf country that was the site of the largest military ground offensive since World War II in 1991 is

Kuwait


  1. What mission was the last U.S. lunar landing in 1972?

Apollo 17


  1. What happens to water as it freezes?

It expands


  1. The planet which can be seen as a bright early evening or morning star because of its orbit between the Earth and the Sun is

Venus.


  1. To whom did the Russians surrender(late in 1917) during World War I?

Germany


  1. What U.S. Destroyer had a large hole blown in her Port Side while in port at Yemen?

USS Cole


  1. During the years between World Wars I and II, pacifists urged the country to

cut military spending.


  1. The source of lightning in thunderhead clouds is

static electricity.


  1. A Thunderstorm develops in ______ stages.

3


  1. _________ causes the spreading of radio waves behind obstructions.

Diffraction


  1. Halfway between the new and full moon, when the forces of the sun and moon are opposed, there is less difference between low and high tides. These tides are called

neap tides


  1. The Navy is called upon to help eliminate oil pollution in U.S. waters by working closely with the

Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Coast Guard.


  1. The Confederates had designed the CSS Virginia with one purpose in mind. What was their purpose?

To break the Union's blockade


  1. Which of the following statements best describe the main mission of the Galileo spacecraft launched in 1989?

Investigate the atmosphere and composition of Jupiter.


  1. Theodore Roosevelt led his regiment of cavalrymen into battle in 1898 in Cuba. These men were known as the

Rough Riders.


  1. What is the formula for changing degrees in Fahrenheit to degrees in Celsius?

Celsius =5/9 [F-32]


  1. Who was elected President in November 1952?

Dwight Eisenhower


  1. The means devised to keep U.S. carrier task forces and amphibious forces in operation far from established bases was the

underway replenishment logistic support system.


  1. What are the equatorial belt of light and variable converging winds called?

Doldrums


  1. The Vichy French forces of World War II were referred to as French forces aligned with

the Axis powers.


  1. Why did President Jefferson Davis use privateers during the Civil War?

To weaken the Union's economic strength

To capture Union commercial goods

To destroy the Union's blockade


  1. The Emancipation Proclamation of September 22, 1862, freed all slaves in the Confederate States as of January 1, 1863. In 1865 Congress added an amendment to the Constitution which ended slavery in the United States. What was that amendment?

Thirteenth


  1. In the southwestern part of the North Pacific, most tropical cyclones are born between

The Marshall Islands and the Philippines


  1. At new moon what is the alignment of the Earth, Moon, and Sun?

The Moon is between the Earth and the Sun


  1. America realized that in order to develop a strong, first-class Navy it had to build and control its ship building projects

in shipyards throughout America.


  1. The main eastern and Gulf Coast commercial shipyards that handle major shipbuilding programs for the U. S. Navy are located at

Bath, Maine; Newport News, Virginia; and Quincy, Massachusetts.


  1. The major oil-producing country in the world is

Saudi Arabia.


  1. Which of the following is a characteristic of the mature stage of the thunderstorm?

Updrafts and downdrafts within the storm producing cloud


  1. Today, the telescope and its fine cameras are usually operated by

Computers


  1. The most important commercial fishing operations in the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico are for

shrimp, menhaden, and langusta.


  1. A substance that has few free electrons is called

An insulator.


  1. Navy weather units are maintained with all major

aviation units.

fleet flagships.



combatant and auxiliary vessels.


  1. One of the easiest Allied conquests of the war was

Morotai.


  1. Which planet was discovered by astronomers trying to learn why Uranus did not always travel its regular orbit?

Neptune


  1. To whom did the Japanese make their initial “peace feelers?? to end the Pacific War?

Soviet Union


  1. Some smooth plains on the moon's surface are old craters filled with lava or volcanic ash are know as

Maria


  1. During the Japanese attack at Pearl Harbor one U.S. battleship exploded after a bomb set off her ammunition magazines. That ship was the

USS Arizona.


  1. Why does a metal ship float?

Buoyant force.


  1. Each of the services must maintain their own weather agency. For the Navy, this is the mission of the

Naval Meteorological and Oceanography Command


  1. A freely falling body accelerates at the rate of.

32 feet per second/per second


  1. The whirling fountains of hot gases that come out of the sun’s interior are called?

Sunspots


  1. What meteorological instrument(s) was/were developed in the 17th century?

Barometers, Wind-measuring devices, and improved thermometers


  1. Of the following, which was probably the most significant, contributing factor to the invasion, which started the Korean War?

Slowness of American foreign policy to authorize adequate and timely training of a South Korean Army.

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