Reference Material: Pamphlet USCOC-101
1. What type of organization is the USCOC?
   1. Military organization
   2. Interfaith ministerial and volunteer, civilian, public service organization
   3. Christian ministerial and volunteer, civilian, public service organization
   4. Government organization

2. The USCOC is composed of what types of people?
   1. Active and former Military personnel
   2. Veterans
   3. Government employees
   4. Former and retired military personnel and other patriotic, public spirited citizens.

3. A main function of the USCOC is:
   1. Fighting Terrorists
   2. Evangelism
   3. Ministry
   4. Social Activities

4. The four main points in the Mission of the USCOC is to:
   1. Glorify the Military, Honor God, Promote Individualism, Minister only to Christians
   2. Glorify God, Promote Patriotism, Honor our Veterans, Minister only to Christians
   3. Glorify God, Promote Patriotism, Honor our Veterans, Minister to All
   4. Glorify God, Promote Patriotism, Honor our Officials, Minister to All

5. What is included in the Objectives of the USCOC?
   1. To protect the living, care for the dying, and honor the dead
   2. To nurture the dying, care for the dead, and honor the living
   3. To nurture the living, care for the dying, and honor the dead
   4. To evangelize the living, care for the dying, and honor the dead

6. Part of the Objectives of the USCOC is to provide what to communities, families, and individuals?
   1. Ministerial support and services and all possible assistance in response to disasters of any type
   2. Security services and all possible assistance in response to disasters of any type
   3. Protection from terrorists
   4. Trained evangelistic teams

7. In addition to the above, what does the Objectives of the USCOC to active military personnel, veterans, and their families include?
   1. Medical assistance
   2. Military honors and assistance
   3. Additional income
   4. Military honors and flags

8. The USCOC dedicated to defending and upholding what official documents?
   1. U. S. and State IRS documents
   2. U. S. Constitution and Bill of Goods
   3. Religious Constitutions and Creeds
   4. U. S. Constitution and Bill of Rights

9. How is the USCOC structured?
   1. In military fashion
   2. In governmental fashion
   3. In civilian fashion
   4. In free lance fashion

10. What are the USCOC Units progressing upward in size?
    1. National Headquarters, Company, Battalion, Brigade, Division
    2. Company, Battalion, Division, Brigade, National Headquarters
    3. National Headquarters, Company, Battalion, Division, Brigade
    4. Company, Battalion, Brigade, Division, National Headquarters

11. Can the USCOC at any time, for whatever reason, terminate the member's relationship with the USCOC, or make changes in the nature of their volunteer assignment?
    1. Yes
    2. Yes, but only with the approval of the member
    3. No
    4. No, except with the approval of the member

12. Can a member at any time, for whatever reason, decide to sever his or her relationship with the USCOC?
    1. No
    2. No, except with the approval of the National Headquarters
    3. Yes
    4. Yes, but only with the approval of the National Headquarters

13. How and to whom should notice of resignation by a member be given?
    1. Orally or by email to the members' supervisor or commander
    2. Written or by email to the members' supervisor or commander
    3. Written or orally to the members' supervisor or commander
    4. Orally or by instant messenger to the members' supervisor or commander

14. Must applicants be approved for membership by the unit they would be assigned to as well as higher headquarters?
    1. No
    2. Maybe
    3. Yes
    4. Only in special cases

15. Is membership extended to those practicing, teaching, encouraging, or otherwise advocating any acts or beliefs contrary to the Christian belief?
    1. Yes
    2. No
    3. Maybe
    4. Only in certain cases

16. Is it a requirement for membership that a person possess the desire, willingness, and capability to promote the objectives, purposes, and missions of the USCOC?
    1. Only in certain cases
    2. Yes
    3. No
    4. Maybe

17. What is the minimum age for membership?
    1. 12
    2. 16
    3. 18
    4. 21

18. Must a member be a citizen of the United States?
    1. Maybe
    2. Only in certain cases
    3. Yes
    4. No

19. What are some of the things that would be a basis for rejection of membership?
    1. Conviction of a felony by any court of record whether federal, state, or military
    2. A pattern of arrests and/or convictions including but not limited to sex offenses, child abuse, DUIs, dishonesty and violence.
    3. Discharge from the armed services under other than honorable conditions.
    4. Any of the above

20. Are members required to take an oath of membership?
    1. Maybe
    2. Only in certain cases
    3. Yes
    4. No

21. Does the USCOC have a command and rank structure?
    1. Maybe
    2. Yes
    3. No
    4. Only in certain cases

22. Although the USCOC is a Christian organization, why is a rank system used instead of conventional church titles?
    1. Because we are so closely associated with the military and made up of primarily non-veterans
    2. Only so we can look good
    3. Because we are part of the military
    4. Because we are so closely associated with the military and made up of primarily former military personnel

23. By whom are assignments to duties, position, rank, and promotions usually made?
    1. By the applicable unit commander with the approval of the next higher commander
    2. By National Headquarters in all cases
    3. It is the choice of the member as to which rank they will have
    4. Only by the applicable unit commander

24. Who makes General Officer assignments?
    1. The applicable unit commander with the approval of the next higher commander
    2. The applicable unit commander
    3. The National Headquarters Board of Directors
    4. The Chief of Personnel

25. What is the initial rank assigned to all new enlisted members unless exceptionally qualified for higher appointment?
    1. Sergeant
    2. Private
    3. 2nd Lieutenant
    4. Captain

26. Is there an insignia for that rank?
    1. Maybe
    2. Only in certain cases
    3. Yes
    4. No

27. What are the four categories of rank in the USCOC?
    1. Civilian, Enlisted, Non-Commissioned Officers, Commissioned Officers
    2. Enlisted, Non-Commissioned Officers, Commissioned Officers, General Officers
    3. Members, Enlisted, Non-Commissioned Officers, Commissioned Officers
    4. Civilian, Enlisted, Commissioned Officers, General Officers

28. What are the three types of appointments and promotions?
    1. Duty and Performance, Special, Professional
    2. Chaplain, Duty and Performance, Professional
    3. Civilian, Duty and Performance, Special
    4. Civilian, Special, Professional

29. Why do USCOC members wear uniforms?
    1. To identify the member as a part of the U.S. Military
    2. So that we can give orders to civilians
    3. Just because it is the right thing to do
    4. So members will be readily identifiable as part of the USCOC

30. What are the the Uniform Types?
    1. Class A Full Dress, Class B Informal Dress, Class C Work, Class D Sport
    2. Class A Full Dress, Class B Informal Dress, Class C Work, Class D Field
    3. Class A Full Dress, Class B Half Dress, Class C Work, Class D Field
    4. Class A Full Dress, Class B Informal Dress, Class C Sport, Class D Field

31. What is the basic uniform?
    1. Black trousers, Black Shirt, White Tie
    2. White trousers, Black Shirt, Black Tie
    3. Black trousers, White Shirt, White Tie
    4. Black trousers, White Shirt, Black Tie

Section 2 - Introduction to Chaplaincy, USCOC Ministry Teams, and Disaster Relief Operations