Exit Test Overview

This Exit Test will allow you to show your understanding of important module objectives. The test is worth 100 points.

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Timing
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Completion

Instructions

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Objectives

After completing this module, you will be able to . . .

Understand the key methods the U.S. military uses to recruit and reach potential recruits, including both traditional and digital approaches. [NMSS 5.1.1]
Identify the benefits the military highlights to attract recruits, such as educational opportunities, career training, and travel. [NMSS 5.1.1]
Analyze the challenges the military faces in recruitment, including declining interest in military service, fitness requirements, and mental health concerns.
Evaluate the role of modern technology and social media in transforming military recruitment strategies to engage younger audiences. [NMSS 5.1.1]
Explore how military recruitment and outreach impact national security and leadership development in the U.S. [NMSS 5.1.1]
Explain the various roles the U.S. military plays in supporting civil society during emergencies, such as natural disasters and public health crises. [MNSS 3.1.4]
Describe how the National Guard and other military branches assist state and local authorities in times of need. [NMSS 3.1.4]
Analyze the importance of military involvement in humanitarian aid missions both domestically and internationally. [NMSS 3.1.4]
Identify key programs and partnerships between the military and civilian agencies, focusing on disaster response, infrastructure rebuilding, and public safety. [NMSS 3.1.1, NMSS 3.1.5]
Evaluate the impact of military support on the safety and recovery of communities, and how this support strengthens civil-military relations. [NMSS 5.1.3]
Understand the historical challenges faced by the U.S. military regarding diversity. [NMSS 4.1.6]
Describe key milestones and progress the military has made toward inclusivity, including Executive Order 9981 and policies allowing women and LGBTQ+ individuals to serve openly. [NMSS 4.1.6]
Identify current diversity initiatives within the military, such as mentorship programs, inclusive recruitment efforts, and support for military families. [NMSS 4.1.6]
Explain the importance of inclusivity in the military and how a diverse, united force strengthens its mission and effectiveness. [NMSS 4.1.6]
Reflect on the relationship between military inclusivity and broader social changes in American society. [NMSS 4.1.6]

Timing

This test will take you approximately 20 minutes.

Grading

After you submit the test, you will be able to see your score when clicking on the activity or looking in your grade book. Your score may not appear until your teacher grades it if there are any essay questions.

Completion

You will know you have completed the quiz once you have submitted your answers and received a score. Also, a checkmark will appear next to the activity in the module once complete. You may go back and review your answers after submitting them.

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I may not use any resources or tools (human or electronic) during this assessment unless specifically approved by my teacher for this course in the test instructions. Items I will not use unless approved include:

- A second computer
- Tablet, phone, calculator, or other electronic devices
- Class or course notes
- Textbook
- Any other means of cheating, plagiarism, or dishonest participation that could be considered in violation of the academic dishonesty policy

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