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NAVPERS 1330/3 quiz: Check your Navy BMR basics

Quick, free 1330-3 practice test. Instant results.

Editorial: Review CompletedCreated By: Gagan Vinay HegdeUpdated Aug 23, 2025
Difficulty: Moderate
2-5mins
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This NAVPERS 1330/3 quiz helps you check your BMR fundamentals, spot weak areas, and prep smarter for your advancement exam. Answer Navy BMR questions, get instant results, and see which topics to review next. Keep building knowledge with the navy knowledge test, the navy terminology quiz, and the correspondence manual quiz.

What is the primary purpose of the Navy Basic Military Requirements (BMR) program?
To test a sailor's knowledge of naval weapons systems.
To assess a sailor's leadership potential for command positions.
To provide comprehensive general military knowledge to new sailors.
To measure a sailor's physical fitness level.
The BMR program is designed to give new sailors a grounding in required general military knowledge. It covers topics such as customs and courtesies, administrative procedures, and safety fundamentals. Successful completion ensures baseline readiness for Navy duties and responsibilities.
Which rank is directly above Lieutenant in the United States Navy?
Ensign
Lieutenant Commander
Lieutenant Junior Grade
Commander
In the Navy rank structure, Lieutenant Commander is immediately senior to Lieutenant. Lieutenants wear two full stripes, while Lieutenant Commanders wear two full stripes with a thin stripe in between. This distinction is a key part of identifying officer seniority.
What is the Navy's official hymn, often played at ceremonies and events?
Anchors Aweigh
The Star-Spangled Banner
America the Beautiful
Eternal Father, Strong to Save
"Anchors Aweigh" is officially the fight song of the United States Naval Academy and widely considered the unofficial Navy hymn. It was composed in 1906 to motivate midshipmen. Its stirring melody is played at formal Navy events and sporting events.
On the quarterdeck of a ship, which action is required when the officer of the deck boards the deck?
Render a hand salute.
Conduct a head count.
Turn over the watch log.
Call the watch to attention.
When the officer of the deck arrives on the quarterdeck, personnel are required to render a hand salute. This custom shows respect for authority and is an important naval courtesy. It reinforces discipline and protocol underway and in port.
Which instruction covers the Navy's equal opportunity policy?
U.S. Code Title 10
SECNAVINST 5354.1
OPNAVINST 3120.32
NAVPERS 15839I
SECNAVINST 5354.1 is the Department of the Navy instruction on equal opportunity policies. It describes prohibited behaviors, complaint procedures, and command responsibilities. This instruction ensures fairness and addresses discrimination in the Navy.
What is the correct response when the national anthem plays while in uniform but outdoors?
Stand at parade rest.
Stand at ease.
Face the music and salute.
Continue current activity.
When in uniform outdoors and the national anthem is played, sailors face the flag or music and render a hand salute. This is described in Navy regulations for honors to the nation. The salute starts on the first note and ends on the last note.
Which uniform combination is considered the dress service uniform for enlisted personnel?
Physical Training Gear
Navy Working Uniform
Off-Duty Civilian Attire
Service Dress Blue
Service Dress Blue is the standard dress service uniform for enlisted sailors. It consists of a dark blue wool coat and trousers or skirt with appropriate ribbons and badges. This uniform is worn for formal and semi-formal occasions.
What does the abbreviation 'PO' stand for in the Navy?
Petty Officer
Position One
Port Operations
Post Office
PO stands for Petty Officer, a noncommissioned officer rank in the Navy. Petty Officers are divided into third, second, and first classes based on pay grade. They perform technical and leadership roles aboard ship and ashore.
Which date is recognized as the U.S. Navy's birthday?
November 10th, 1775
July 4th, 1776
December 7th, 1941
October 13th, 1775
The United States Navy celebrates its birthday on October 13, marking the date in 1775 when the Continental Congress authorized the first naval vessels. This date is recognized annually with ceremonies and events. It honors the heritage and service of Navy personnel.
What does the fire triangle illustrate in damage control training?
Fire intensity levels.
Components needed for fire: heat, fuel, oxygen.
Correct firefighting temperature.
Fire origin points.
The fire triangle illustrates that heat, fuel, and oxygen are all required for fire to start and continue burning. Understanding this concept guides effective firefighting methods by removing one or more of the triangle's elements. It is fundamental in Navy damage control training.
Which knot is commonly used to secure a line to a cleat on deck?
Clove Hitch
Cleat Hitch
Bowline
Square Knot
A cleat hitch is used to secure a line to a dock or ship cleat. It involves wrapping the line in a figure-eight pattern around the cleat horns. This knot is easy to tie and quick to release under load.
Which instruction governs Navy uniforms and insignia?
OPNAVINST 3120.32
NAVPERS 15665I
SECNAVINST 7530.6
SECNAVINST 5211.5
NAVPERS 15665I is the primary regulation that outlines proper uniform standards and insignia wear for Navy personnel. It specifies details for both enlisted and officer uniforms. Following this instruction ensures uniformity and professional appearance.
Who is responsible for maintaining the ship's deck log during their watch?
Chief Petty Officer of the Watch
Commanding Officer
Officer of the Deck
Quartermaster of the Watch
The Officer of the Deck (OOD) is responsible for maintaining and updating the ship's deck log during their watch. The log records navigational movements, weather, and significant events. Accurate entries are critical for operational accountability.
What is the correct order of colors in the maritime signal flag 'Bravo' when hoisted?
Vertical stripes red and yellow.
Horizontal red stripe over yellow.
Split diagonally red over yellow.
Checkered red and yellow.
Flag Bravo is split diagonally with red over yellow and indicates handling of dangerous goods or fuels. It is hoisted when a ship is taking on or discharging explosives or flammable cargo. Proper display ensures safety and communication.
During CPR, what is the recommended compression-to-ventilation ratio for an adult casualty?
15:2
5:1
30:2
20:2
Current Navy and American Heart Association guidelines recommend a 30:2 compression-to-ventilation ratio for adult CPR. This balance maximizes blood flow while providing oxygenation. Knowing and following these guidelines is critical for life-saving interventions.
What chemical agent is commonly used in Navy firefighting to combat class Bravo fires?
Water Mist
Dry Chemical Powder
Aqueous Film-Forming Foam (AFFF)
Carbon Dioxide
AFFF is specifically formulated to create a film over flammable liquid spills, suppressing vapors and extinguishing Class Bravo fires. It is standard in Navy firefighting equipment for fuel fires. Proper application is essential for safe and effective firefighting.
Which form must be completed to request emergency leave for a severe family situation?
NAVPERS 1300/16
DD Form 93
NAVPERS 1740/6
NAVPERS 1070/602
NAVPERS 1740/6 is the Request for Emergency Leave form used by Sailors. It documents the basis for the request and must be approved by the commanding officer. Completing it accurately ensures prompt processing.
Which mnemonic is used to remember the order of colors in the flag hoist system?
ROYGBIV
Oscar-Sierra
All Good Boys Deserve Fruit
Paul Brown Eats Donuts
Paul Brown Eats Donuts is a mnemonic for remembering the international flag hoist color order: Papa (blue), Bravo (red/yellow), Echo (blue), Delta (yellow/blue), Foxtrot (white/blue), etc. Such aids help Bridge watches quickly identify signals.
What is the required minimum time interval between preventive medicine inspections aboard ship?
Monthly
Weekly
Annually
Quarterly
Monthly preventive medicine inspections are mandated to identify and mitigate health hazards on board ship. They assess food handling, sanitation, and vector control. Regular checks are crucial for crew health and mission readiness.
Who is the final approving authority for a sailor's advancement examination results?
Navy Personnel Command
Department Head
Commanding Officer
Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy
Navy Personnel Command (NPC) is responsible for final processing and approval of advancement exam results. While commands administer exams, NPC compiles scores and issues official advancement messages. This ensures consistency and fairness across the fleet.
Which color is used to designate a 'danger area' on shipboard safety signs?
Green
Red
Blue
Yellow
Red is used on shipboard safety signs to mark danger areas where immediate hazards exist. It signals personnel to exercise caution or avoid the area. Correct sign usage prevents accidents.
What is the phonetic alphabet term for the letter 'G'?
Gulf
Golf
Gamma
George
In the NATO phonetic alphabet, the letter 'G' is represented by 'Golf.' This standardized alphabet reduces miscommunication over radios. Sailors use it in navigation and communications.
Which manual outlines standard procedures for small boat operations in the Navy?
OPNAVINST 4790.4
NDP 4
NWP 3-07.2
NAVPERS 15839I
NWP 3-07.2 is the Naval Warfare Publication that covers small boat seamanship and operations. It includes guidelines on boat handling, safety, and crewing. Following it ensures safe and standardized small boat missions.
Which piece of equipment must be worn by personnel over the side during personnel transfer at sea?
Steel-toed boots
Goggles
Chemical protective gloves
Life jacket
A properly fitted life jacket is mandatory when transferring personnel over the side at sea to prevent drowning in case of a fall. It ensures buoyancy until rescue. Regulations strictly enforce its use during transfers.
What is the maximum allowable blood pressure for advancement eligibility per BMR standards?
140/90 mmHg
150/95 mmHg
160/100 mmHg
120/80 mmHg
A maximum blood pressure of 140/90 mmHg is required to remain medically qualified for advancement. Exceeding this may disqualify a sailor until corrective measures are taken. Maintaining fitness standards is essential for duty readiness.
Which color code on a fire hydrant indicates a water flow rate of 500-999 gallons per minute?
Green
Red
Blue
Yellow
Hydrant outlets painted green indicate a water flow rate between 500 and 999 gallons per minute. Standardized hydrant color codes help firefighters quickly assess fire main capacity. Knowledge of these codes is critical in damage control.
Which form is used to record a service member's application for reenlistment?
NAVPERS 1070/611
NAVPERS 1070/613
NAVPERS 1800/1
NAVPERS 1070/613
NAVPERS 1800/1, the Reenlistment Eligibility Worksheet, is used to document a sailor's reenlistment application. It includes personal data, service record, and command endorsement. Accurate completion ensures timely processing.
What does the acronym 'SAR' stand for in Navy operations?
Search and Rescue
Ship and Rigging
Security and Reconnaissance
Submarine Acoustic Research
SAR stands for Search and Rescue. Navy SAR units conduct maritime rescue operations for personnel in distress. These missions require specialized training and coordination with assets like helicopters and rescue swimmers.
In damage control, what class of fire involves energized electrical equipment?
Class B
Class A
Class C
Class D
Class C fires involve energized electrical equipment like panels and wiring. Fighting these fires requires non-conductive extinguishing agents such as CO2. Ensuring the power source is de-energized is also critical.
Which publication details the standard watchstanding organization of a Navy ship's bridge team?
OPNAVINST 3120.32
NWP 3-56
NAVDORM
NTTP 3-07.2
NAVDORM (Navigation and Doctrine of the Naval Operations) outlines the standard watchstanding organization for bridge teams. It covers roles such as OOD, JOOD, and lookout. Adherence to NAVDORM ensures safe navigation.
Which chemical is used in the Navy's M9 detection tape to identify chemical warfare agents?
Reactive Tinting Polymer
Activated Charcoal
Silica Gel Matrix
Organophosphorus Compound
M9 detection tape uses an organophosphorus compound that changes color when in contact with certain nerve agents. It provides early warning of contamination on clothing or equipment. Proper placement and monitoring are essential for crew safety.
In shipboard first aid, what is the maximum time recommended to remove a tourniquet after hemorrhage control?
4 hours
2 hours
6 hours
1 hour
Tourniquets should not remain in place longer than two hours to minimize tissue damage. Prolonged application can lead to ischemia and potential limb loss. Continuous monitoring is required when used.
Which instruction covers Navy hazardous material (HAZMAT) handling and disposal procedures?
SECNAVINST 6040.3
OPNAVINST 4110.2
NAVPERS 15839I
NAVMED P-5010
OPNAVINST 4110.2 provides policy and procedures for Navy HAZMAT handling, storage, and disposal. It ensures compliance with environmental regulations and personnel safety. Proper training and documentation are emphasized.
Which system aboard ship provides centralized control of fire main and flooding boundaries?
Shipboard Control Module
Advanced Process Control System
Centralized Damage Control System
Integrated Network Switch
The Centralized Damage Control System (CDCS) allows remote monitoring and control of fire main valves and flooding boundaries. It enhances response time during emergencies. Sailors use CDCS to isolate compartments and manage casualties.
Which phase of navigation ensures the ship maintains a planned track between fixes?
Positioning
Piloting
Dead Reckoning
Celestial Navigation
Dead reckoning estimates a ship's current position by using course, speed, time, and original position. It helps maintain the planned track between celestial or electronic fixes. Accurate dead reckoning reduces navigational errors.
What is the minimum visibility required to conduct a helicopter landing on a ship without special instrumentation?
5,000 yards
1,000 yards
3,000 yards
600 yards
Under standard Day Visual Flight Rules, a minimum of 3,000 yards visibility is required for helicopter shipboard operations without special instrumentation. This ensures pilots can visually identify reference points. Adhering to these standards maintains flight safety.
Which gas mixture is used to replenish SCBA bottles aboard Navy ships?
Nitrogen-Oxygen mix
Air at 95% purity
100% Oxygen
Helium-Oxygen mix
SCBA bottles are refilled with compressed air of at least 95% purity, not pure oxygen. This prevents oxygen toxicity while providing breathable air. Ships have air banks and compressors for this purpose.
Which metric is used to assess a ship's hull integrity during stability calculations?
Block Coefficient
Metacentric Height (GM)
Wetted Surface Area
Prismatic Coefficient
Metacentric Height (GM) measures initial stability by showing the distance between the center of gravity and metacenter. A positive GM indicates stability against heeling. This parameter is essential in stability assessments.
What is the standard spreader usage to reduce heel in heavy seas?
Use paravane stabilizers
Heave to with storm sails
Adjust bilge keels
Deploy sea anchor
Paravane stabilizers are towed devices that reduce roll by creating hydrodynamic lift. They are used in heavy seas to minimize heel and improve comfort and safety. Ships fitted with them can maintain better stability.
Who is credited with writing the original version of the Sailor's Creed?
Admiral Hyman G. Rickover
Secretary of the Navy
Fleet Master Chief
Chief of Naval Operations
The Sailor's Creed was originally drafted at the direction of the Chief of Naval Operations in 1993. It was written to instill a shared sense of purpose and values among all sailors. Subsequent revisions refined the language but retained the core principles.
Which battle during the War of 1812 established the phrase 'Don't Give Up the Ship'?
Engagement between USS Chesapeake and HMS Shannon
Battle of New Orleans
Battle of Lake Erie
Battle of Lake Erie, flagship USS Lawrence
Captain James Lawrence uttered 'Don't give up the ship' aboard USS Chesapeake in 1813 after being mortally wounded by HMS Shannon. His words became a rallying cry and inspired Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry on Lake Erie. It remains a proud Navy motto.
In the context of naval administration, what does the term 'end strength' refer to?
Maximum allowable pay grade
Total budget for manpower
Authorized number of personnel
Number of ships in a fleet
End strength refers to the authorized total number of military personnel in a service at a given time. It is set by Congress and monitored by manpower authorities. Maintaining correct end strength ensures readiness and budget compliance.
Which test is used to certify Navy personnel for underwater egress training?
OSCAR Check
ELEC Evaluation
PFT
COPES Test
The Underwater Egress Trainer (UET) Certification uses an Underwater Egress Clearance Test known as ELEC (Egress Life-saving Equipment Certification). It ensures that personnel can safely escape from a mock up of a submerged cockpit or cabin. Mandatory completion maintains aviation safety standards.
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Study Outcomes

  1. Recall Core navpers 1330/3 Principles -

    Identify and describe the fundamental concepts and regulations outlined in navpers 1330/3 to solidify your grasp of Navy Basic Military Requirements.

  2. Apply BMR Study Guide Strategies -

    Use proven techniques and tips to tackle BMR quiz questions more efficiently and improve your retention of Navy BMR study material.

  3. Analyze Strengths and Weaknesses -

    Interpret your quiz results to pinpoint areas of mastery and those needing further review, guiding targeted study sessions.

  4. Reinforce Basic Military Requirements Trivia -

    Engage with challenging questions that reinforce key facts and ensure long-term retention of essential BMR information.

  5. Evaluate Exam Readiness -

    Assess your overall preparedness for official BMR assessments by comparing your scores against benchmark standards.

  6. Navigate navpers 1330/3 Content Confidently -

    Build the confidence to locate, interpret, and apply navpers 1330/3 regulations during real-world scenarios and exams.

Cheat Sheet

  1. Chain of Command and Organization -

    The navpers 1330/3 quiz often tests your understanding of the Navy chain of command from the President to your unit commanding officer. Remember the mnemonic "P-F-C-S-O" (President, Secretary, CNO, Fleet commander, Ship CO) to map the hierarchy quickly when answering BMR quiz questions.

  2. Flags, Pennants, and Ensigns -

    Recognizing the different flags and pennants is a classic Basic Military Requirements trivia item; the national ensign bears 50 stars over 13 stripes to represent states and original colonies. Use a visual flashcard set from official Navy BMR study material to reinforce silhouettes and hoisting protocols.

  3. Uniform Regulations and Insignia -

    Uniform standards are fundamental in the BMR study guide, including proper placement of ribbons (one-quarter inch above the left pocket) and device spacing. Refer to OPNAVINST 1020.2 for precise measurements and review sample diagrams to master these details before scoring your Navy BMR quiz questions.

  4. Firefighting and Damage Control -

    Key firefighting principles, such as the "RACE" mnemonic (Rescue, Alarm, Contain, Extinguish), appear frequently in navpers 1330/3 questions. Drill actions for breaking out SCBA gear and using the PKP extinguisher can boost confidence when tackling damage control scenarios on the quiz.

  5. Military Customs, Courtesies, and Ceremonies -

    Saluting rules - like rendering a salute within six paces of an officer - are staples in Navy BMR study material. Practice at the quarterdeck and use role-play exercises to cement protocol for official ceremonies, ensuring you ace these Basic Military Requirements trivia items with ease.

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