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RP Exam
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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Dewey Decimal Classification 000 | General Works |
| Dewey Decimal Classification 100 | Philosophy |
| Dewey Decimal Classification 200 | Religion |
| Dewey Decimal Classification 300 | Social Sciences |
| Dewey Decimal Classification 400 | Language |
| Dewey Decimal Classification 500 | Pure Sciences |
| Dewey Decimal Classification 600 | Applied Sciences |
| Dewey Decimal Classification 700 | Art |
| Dewey Decimal Classification 800 | Literature |
| Dewey Decimal Classification 900 | History and Geography |
| Major Numerical Subject Group 1000 | Military Personnel |
| Major Numerical Subject Group 2000 | Telecommunications |
| Major Numerical Subject Group 3000 | Operational Readiness |
| Major Numerical Subject Group 4000 | Logistics |
| Major Numerical Subject Group 5000 | General Administration and Management |
| Major Numerical Subject Group 6000 | Medicine and Dentistry |
| Major Numerical Subject Group 7000 | Financial Management |
| Major Numerical Subject Group 8000 | Ordnance Material |
| Major Numerical Subject Group 9000 | Ships Design and Material |
| Major Numerical Subject Group 10000 | General Material |
| Major Numerical Subject Group 11000 | Facilities and Activities Ashore |
| Major Numerical Subject Group 12000 | Civilian Personnel/ Astronautical Material |
| Major Numerical Subject Group 16000 | Coast Guard Mission |
| Standard Subject Identification Code 1010 | Military Inspections |
| Standard Subject Identification Code 1020 | Uniforms |
| Standard Subject Identification Code 1050 | Leave and Liberty |
| Standard Subject Identification Code 1100 | Recruiting |
| Standard Subject Identification Code 1300 | Assignment and Distribution |
| Standard Subject Identification Code 1400 | Promotion and Advancement |
| Standard Subject Identification Code 1500 | Training and Education |
| Standard Subject Identification Code 1601 | Duties and Watch |
| Standard Subject Identification Code 1611 | Officer Performance |
| Standard Subject Identification Code 1616 | Enlisted Performance |
| Standard Subject Identification Code 1650 | Decorations, Medals, and Awards |
| Standard Subject Identification Code 1730/1 | Auxiliary Chaplains |
| Standard Subject Identification Code 4200 | Contracting |
| Standard Subject Identification Code 4600 | Travel and Transportation |
| Standard Subject Identification Code 5000 | General Administration and Management |
| Standard Subject Identification Code 5210 | Records Management |
| Standard Subject Identification Code 5212 | Records Disposal |
| Standard Subject Identification Code 5354 | Equal Opportunity |
| Standard Subject Identification Code 5216 | Correspondence |
| Standard Subject Identification Code 6000 | Medicine and Dentistry |
| Standard Subject Identification Code 6100 | Physical Fitness |
| Standard Subject Identification Code 7100 | Budgeting |
| Standard Subject Identification Code 9000 | Ships Design and Material |
| Alloted square footage for a library space with personnel numbering <150 | Space as available |
| Alloted square footage for a library space with personnel numbering 151-299 | 100 |
| Alloted square footage for a library space with personnel numbering 300-450 | 145 |
| Alloted square footage for a library space with personnel numbering 451-1000 | 260 |
| Alloted square footage for a library space with personnel numbering 1001-1350 | 300 |
| Alloted square footage for a library space with personnel numbering 1351-1750 | 350 |
| Alloted square footage for a library space with personnel numbering 1751-2000 | 500 |
| Alloted square footage for a library space with personnel numbering >2000 | 1200 |
| Library- what is the usual loan period for books? | Two weeks |
| Library- what is the usual loan period for subcription items like magazines and periodicals? | Seven days |
| Library- what is the usual loan period for music tapes and CDs? | Three days |
| Marine Corps Section S-1 | Personnel and Administration |
| Marine Corps Section S-2 | Intelligence |
| Marine Corps Section S-3 | Operations |
| Marine Corps Section S-4 | Supply and Logistics |
| Marine Corps Section S-5 | Planning |
| Marine Corps Section S-6 | Communications and Information Systems |
| ACE | Aviation Combat Element |
| GCE | Ground Combat Element |
| CSSE | Combat Service Support Element |
| MAW | Marine Air Wing |
| MLG | Marine Logistics Group |
| FSSG | Field Service Support Group |
| FMTB | Field Medical Training Battalion |
| MWSG | Marine Wing Support Group |
| MAGTF | Marine-Air-Ground Task Force |
| MHG | MEF Headquarters Group |
| MEF | Marine Expeditionary Force |
| MEB | Marine Expeditionary Brigade |
| MEU | Marine Expeditionary Unit |
| Marine E-1 | Private |
| Marine E-2 | Private, First Class |
| Marine E-3 | Lance Corporal |
| Marine E-4 | Corporal |
| Marine E-5 | Sergeant |
| Marine E-6 | Staff Sergeant |
| Marine E-7 | Gunnery Sergeant |
| Marine E-8 | Master Sergeant/ First Sergeant |
| Marine E-9 | Master Gunnery Sergeant/ Sergeant Major |
| Conopaeum | A veil that adorns the tabernacle. |
| Triptika | The sacred book of Buddhism. |
| Narthex | The vestibule, or porch, at the entrance of the church. |
| Feast of the Assumption | Catholic Holy Day of Obligation celebrated on 15th of August yearly. |
| Shevouth | Celebrated in June to commemorate the giving of the Ten Commandments. |
| Salat | In Islam, the obligatory Muslim prayer service held five times a day. |
| Yom Kipper | A Jewish holiday consisting of a solemn period of asking for God’s forgiveness. |
| Mi’Raj | Islamic religious holiday referring to the prophet’s ascension to the heavens. |
| Rash Hashana | Jewish holiday for examining the events of past year and resolving to live a better life. |
| Eid ul-Fitr | Islamic religious holiday marking the end of Ramadan. |
| Hajj | Name for the pilgrimage to Islam’s holy city of Mecca which should be taken at least once in the lifetime of each Muslim. |
| Manuterge | A small linen towel used at the washing of the hands. |
| Antependium | In the Orthodox faith, a cloth that hangs in front of the pulpit. |
| Bhikku | A minister or teacher of the Buddhist faith. |
| Rite of Tenebrae | Performed on Good Friday or Holy Saturday. |
| Shadhadah | There is no God but Allah and Mohammed is his prophet. |
| Bar Mitzvah | Rite of passage for Jewish boys entering manhood at age 13. |
| Bat Mitzvah | Rite of passage for Jewish girls entering womanhood at age 13. |
| Vinaya Pitaka | The section of the Tiptika which deals with discipline. |
| Sutra | Text which embodies the words of the Buddha. |
| Acolyte | An assistant who prepares the altar and generally assists the celebrants. |
| Holy Thursday | Celebrates the Last Supper which Jesus observed with his disciples. |
| Chu Van | A symbol of enlightenment. Found on Buddhist holy medals, on pagoda’s as a decoration, and on the statue of Buddha. Similar to swastika in appearance. |
| Burse | A case to hold the folded corpora. |
| Cowl | A hood worn over the head. Also, a flowing garment having ample sleeves and a hood worn by many religious orders. |
| Mihrab | An arch or other device pointing to Mecca. |
| Abhidamma Pitaka | The section of the Tiptaka which deals with metaphysics. |
| Minaret | A tower on a mosque from what the call to prayer is chanted. |
| Rubrics | The directives in liturgical books that are printed in red so that they can be distinguished from the text, or prayers, printed in black. |
| Missalettes | Booklets that are supplied by publishers containing the liturgical texts for Catholic mass for a week, a month, or a season. |
| Bet Midrash | Center for religious learning in the Jewish faith. |
| Ordo | Annual calendar that regulates worship and liturgy for each day. |
| Dagoba | A place of worship for Buddhists. |
| Bimah | Desk upon which the scrolls of the Hebrew scriptures are read during Jewish worship. |
| Sacraments | Religious rites that confer special graces. |
| Sacrarium | A small sink with a cover which drains directly to the earth. |
| Novenas | Nine successive days of public or private prayer for a special occasion or in preparation for a feast. |
| Sangah | A monastic order to which members of the Buddhist clergy belong. |
| Sukkot | 15th day of Yom Kipper. |
| Vesperal | The protective cloth spread over the altar to keep it clean. |
| Dalmatic | The outer vestment worn by a deacon. |
| All Saints Day | Catholic Holy Day of Obligation celebrated on the 1st of November each year. |
| Lent | The 40-day period in the Christian liturgical year, beginning with Ash Wednesday, set aside as a season of preparation for the celebration of Easter. Markedly a period of fasting. |
| Thurible | A vase or vessel wherein mixtures of various aromatic incense are burned over lighted charcoal. |
| Sedilia | A bench or chair in the sanctuary for the presiding minister at a liturgical rite. |
| Lustral | Water that has been poured over the statue of Bhudda to obtain Buddha’s goodness. |
| Zucchetto | A small semispherical headdress or skullcap worn by select clergy. |
| Advent | The season in the Christian liturgical year set aside as a season of preparation for the celebration of Christmas. |
| Feast of the Immaculate Conception | Catholic Holy Day of Obligation celebrated on 8th day of December each year. |
| Feast of Assumption | Commemorates Mary’s departure. |
| Sacristy | Used to store ecclesiastical appointments, alter cloths, linens, vestments, and perishable consumables such as hosts and wine. |
| Chancel | The area of the worship center assigned to the officiating clergy. |
| Zakat | Islamic religious rite consisting of giving to the poor. |
| Maulid | Islamic religious holiday referring to the prophet’s birthday. |
| Sutta Pitaka | The section of the Tiptika which contains discourses. |
| Mahayana | A branch of Buddhism commonly practiced in the United States. |
| Shofar | A ram’s horn used in some Jewish services. |
| Purificator | A rectangular piece of linen with cross in the middle center. Place in chalice during rigging of Catholic mass. |
| Surplice | A white outer garment that is worn over a cassock by the chaplains of some Protestant faith groups. |
| Mohel | The person in the Jewish faith who performs ritual circumcisions. |
| Epimanika | Liturgical cuffs worn by Orthodox priests that are placed over the sleeves of the sticharion. |
| Epigonation | A piece of stiff material about 1in. by 12in. decorated with a cross that is worn by Orthodox priests on the right hip. |
| Talmud | Jewish book containing all religious laws, prayers, social ethics, parables, history, and poetry. |
| Iconostasis | A moveable wall or screen placed in the chancel area during Orthodox worship. |
| Cruets | Containers that hold the water and wine used during Catholic mass. |
| Cinture | A long chord used by Catholic priests as a belt to gather the alb at the waist. |
| Midrash | Jewish sacred book containing a collection of expositions of the Bible. |
| Cassock | A long close fitting garment reaching to the feet worn by Protestant chaplains. |
| Zone | A belt or cincture around the waist used by Orthodox chaplains. |
| Paten | A small dish upon which the large host is placed during Catholic mass. It rests on top of the chalice. |
| Teffillin | 2 small quadrangular black leather boxes containing four biblical passages. |
| Yad | A pointer used when reading from the Torah. |
| Oneg Shabbat | A time of fellowship and light refreshments following a Jewish worship service. |
| Corporal | In Catholic faith, piece of linen about one square foot, cross appears at lower 1/3. |
| Prothesis | A small altar table used in Orthodox worship where holy vessels and communion ware are normally kept. |
| Lavabo Dish | Used during mass for ritual ablution of the Catholic priest’s fingertips. |
| Lavabo towel | A Eucharistic linen measuring about 4in. by 8in. folded once lengthwise and once widthwise and usually has a cross embroidered at the lower center face. |
| Sticharion | The basic Orthodox liturgical vestment that corresponds to the Wester Alb. It is made of silk, and is not necessarily white. |
| Phelonion | In Eastern Orthodox faith, it is cone-shaped garment with and opening in the head and corresponds to the chasuble worn by Roman Catholic clergy. |
| Epistrachelion | A stole that is worn aroung the neck by Orthodox priests. |
| Artophorion | The Orthodox tabernacle that stands at the back of the altar table. |
| Chasuble | A large, sleeveless outer garment worn by Catholic priests. |
| Pall | A square linen pocket with a stiff cardboard or plastic insert that is placed on top of the paten and large host. |
| Kiddish | Jewish wine ceremony during the Sabbath. |
| Intinction Cup | In the Protestant faith, a small metal container rounded on one side that fits into a chalice. |
| Chalice Veil | A square cloth proper to the color of the liturgical season that is used during Catholic mass. It is draped over the chalice after the purificator, paten, host, and pall have been placed. |
| Siddur | The name of the Jewish prayer book. |
| Shivah | The name of the Jewish period of mourning. |
| Tallit | A four-cornered, fringed garment worn during certain prayers. |
| Amice | Piece of rectangular white linen (2’x3’) worn over the shoulders by a Catholic priest. |
| Stole | A long, narrow band worn around the neck that is used by both Catholic priests and Protestant ministers. |
| Antimesion | In Orthodox worship, a piece of material approximately 24”x18” bearing a representation of the figure of Christ laid out for burial. |
| Purificator | A rectangular shaped Eucharistic linen measuring about 9”x18”. |
| Sukkot | A booth erected for the Fall Sukkot festival. |
| Alb | A full length white linen garment with sleeves worn by Catholic priets. |
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