Military Movement and Drill Quiz
Military Movement and Drill Quiz
Test your knowledge of military movements, formations, and drill commands with our comprehensive quiz designed for enthusiasts and professionals alike. Whether you're preparing for a ceremonial event or brushing up on tactical procedures, this quiz covers a wide range of topics.
Join us and enhance your understanding of:
- Military drills and ceremonies
- Troop formations and commands
- Cadence and alignment practices
It consist of a certain movements by which a unit or individual are move in orderly uniform manner from one place to another.
Drill
Ceremonies
Alignment
Are formation and movements in which a number of troops execute movements in unison and with precision just as in drill; however, their primary value is to render honors, and stimulate esprit de corps.
Drills
Alignment
Ceremonies
Arm swing
a straight line upon which several elements or terms are formed. It is the dressing of elements upon a straight line. A unit is aligned when it is dressed.
Alignment
Drill ceremonies
Base
The swinging of arms must be 6 inches straight to the front and 3 inches straight to the rear of the trouser seams, with knuckles out facing forward and fingers formed into a fist with the thumb over the forefinger
Base
Cadence
Arm swing
is the uniform rhythm in which a movement is executed. Drill movements which are normally executed at the cadence of quick time.
Base
Quick time
Double time
Cadence
Is the cadence at a rate of 60 counts or steps per minutes. It usually used during funeral march.
Quick time
Double time
Base
Slow time
Is the cadence of 180 counts or steps per minutes
Slow time
Double time
Quick time
The middle point or element of a command. In platoon of three squads in line, the second from the right is the center.
Center
Column
Cover
– is a aligning yourself directly behind the man to your immediate front while maintaining a correct distance
Column
Center
Cover
a formation in which the elements are placed one behind another.
Cover
Column
Center
Is the space from front to rear of any formation or position. This includes the front and rear elements. The depth of a man is assumed to be 12 inches.
Depth
Distance
Eye right
is an individual, squad, section, platoon, company, or larger unit forming as part of the next higher unit.
Flank
Eyes right
Depth
Elements
Is a formation in which the elements one behind the other.
Column formation
Line formation
– is a formation in which the elements are side by side or abreast of each other,
Line formation
Column formation
The man with whom the command or element thereof regulates its march.
Guide
Front
Head
Is the direction in which a command faces
Front
Head
Guide
Is the lateral space between men, measured from right to left by raising both arms shoulder high with the fingers extended and joined (palms down) so that the fingertips acre touching the fingertips of the man to the right and left.
Close interval
Open interval
Normal interval
Double interval
Is the lateral space between men measured from right to left by the men on the right holding his left arm shoulder high, finger touching the right shoulder of the man to his left.
Normal interval
Double interval
Open interval
is the correct place for the officer to stand in a prescribed formation.
Post
Rank
Step
Is a line which is only one element in depth.
Rank
Post
Step
Is the prescribed distance measured from heel of a marching man. A step maybe any prescribed number of inches. The half step and back step are 15 inches. The right step and left step are 12 inches. The steps in quick and double time are 30 and 36 inches respectively
Step
Rank
Post
At the command “MANGYARING LUMAPIT KA” by the honoree the HGC sheaths his sword and approach the honoree at approximately 2 paces.
True
False
HGC command his staff “MGA PINUNO HANDA DALA, KALIS”
True
False
When the honoree is approaching, HGC commands his staff “MGA PINUNO HANDA DALA, KALIS”, faces about and command the troops “ HUMANDA”
True
False
TA directs “IHUDYAT ANG PAGHAHANDA”.
True
False
At the command “MGA PINUNO TO, RAP KAD”, at the last note of RAP, the officers and guidon bearers face toward the Battalion Commander’s position and shove off at the command “KAD”.
True
False
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