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1. What is the instruction that governs the Navy Performance Evaluation and Counseling System?
BUPERSINT 1610.10
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2. Who are Reporting Seniors?
Commanding Officers
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3. Who can be an enlisted Reporting Senior on E-4 and below reports?
Chief Petty Officer (E7-E9)
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4. What is an ISIC?
Immediate Superiors in Command
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5. Who is generally a rater for E-6 and below?
Chief Petty Officer
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6. Who is generally a senior rater for E-6 and below?
Division Officer or Department Head
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7. When must performance counseling be provided?
At the midpoint of the periodic report cycle(mid-term) and when the report signed(eval)
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8. How many types of reports are there and what are they?
Three, Regular, Concurrent, and Operational Commander’s
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9. What is the purpose of the administrative blocks?
Identify the report, define the context in which it was recieved
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10. What is the max trait mark average grade? What is the minimum?
5.0/ 1.0
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11. What is in the comments block? What grade of trait mark average is substantiated here?
Input from member and supervisors, based on verifiable facts, traits of 1.0
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12. List the five possible promotion recommendations from lowest to highest with their numeric values beside them in parenthesis.
- Significant Problems(2.0),
- Progressing(3.4),
- Promotable(3.6),
- Must Promote(3.8),
- Early Promote(4.0)
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13. Could a member receive an adverse or downgraded fitness or evaluation report for misconduct/punishment?
May not be directed as punishment or for disposition of misconduct under the UCMJ
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14. How long do you have to submit a statement concerning your reports?
Within two years
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15. What to correspond officially with addressees within the DOD and outside the DOD?
Standard letter
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16. What is the purpose of an Endorsement and how is it transmitted or sent?
Used to forward comments, recommendations, or information through the chain of command, it is transmitted “Via”
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17. What is an informal way to correspond within an activity or between DON activities?
Memorandums
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18. What is a Page 2? What would you find on it?
- NAVPERS 1070/602,
- part one is the Dependency application/ part two is Record of emergency data
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19. What is a Page 4? What would you find on it?
- NAVPERS 1070/604,
- Enlisted qualifications history
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20. What is a Page 5? What would you find on it?
- NAVPERS 1070/605,
- History of assignments
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21. What is a Page 13? What would you find on it?
- NAVPERS 1070/613,
- Administrative remarks
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22. What is the UCMJ?
Uniform Code of Military Justice
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23. Who is responsible for upholding it?
All members of the Armed Forces
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24. What are the three types of courts-martial?
Summary, Special, General
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25. What is the highest level court martial? The lowest?
General, Summary
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26. What is a NJP and what is its purpose?
Non Judicial Punishment, give the commander ability to maintain good order and discipline
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27. Do you have the right to refuse a NJP, what is the stipulation to refusing NJP?
Yes, you may demand a trial by court-martial in lieu of NJP
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28. Ho long do you have to appeal a NJP?
Five days
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29. What is the Navy’s policy on Sexual Harassment, Hazing, and Fraternization?
It is unacceptable
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30. The Marine Corps’ goal is equal opportunity for all members regardless or what?
Race, color, creed, sex, age, or national origin
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31. What does EDVR stand for and what is it?
Enlisted Distribution Verification Report
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32. How many sections are in the EDVR?
Twelve
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33. What section contains an alphabetic listing of all enlisted members within an activity?
One through three, specifically three
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34. What does section six contain?
Distribution Navy Enlisted Classification Code(DNEC) Management
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35. What does section 11 contain?
individual security data, citizenship code, involuntary extension months, Pay Entry Date(PEBD), Time in Rate(TIR), and Advancement Effective Date
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