MSSC Module 5 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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Instructions
Objectives
Timing
Grading
Completion

Instructions

After you have read this page, click the button at the bottom to begin your test. If your test does not open, it may mean that you need to use LockDown Browser, or there may be other restrictions preventing you from accessing it. Your test may also require a password that your facilitator will have to type in for you. Students are not allowed to have test passwords. It is important that you review concepts from the module and spend time studying before you begin the test. Let your facilitator and teacher know if you have any trouble accessing the test.

Objectives

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

Identify key components of crisis management training, including simulation exercises, decision-making under pressure, and the use of technology, to understand how responders prepare for real-life emergencies. [MSSC 5.1.1]
Demonstrate an understanding of how teamwork and a sense of responsibility are essential in disaster response scenarios, ensuring all efforts are aligned with the overarching goal of community safety and recovery. [MSSC 5.1.1]
Assess the significance of ongoing training and preparedness in enhancing the resilience of responders and communities, recognizing how these factors contribute to the success of emergency management operations. [MSSC 5.1.1]
Identify and describe the significant contributions that Arkansas veterans have made to society, including their roles in leadership, business, and community development. [MSSC 5.1.2]
Understand why preserving and honoring the stories of veterans is essential for appreciating historical events and fostering respect and gratitude in future generations. [MSSC 5.1.2]
Explore various methods for preserving veterans' stories, such as oral history projects and memorials, and evaluate how these methods contribute to community memory and historical understanding. [MSSC 5.1.2]
Define military service as a civic duty and discuss how it represents a commitment to protect and serve the nation and its values. [MSSC 5.1]
Analyze the wording of the Oath of Enlistment, explaining the importance of pledging to support and defend the
Constitution and obey military leadership. [MSSC 5.1]
Identify and describe the primary responsibilities of the military in a democracy, including national defense and humanitarian efforts. [MSSC 5.1]
Evaluate how the military supports and upholds democratic values such as freedom, justice, and civilian control, and discuss its impact on citizenship and public safety. [MSSC 5.1]
Analyze the processes involved in strategic planning and mission readiness, identifying the importance of setting long-term goals, preparing for various environments, and ensuring forces are ready to respond swiftly to any situation. [MSSC 5.1.4]
Evaluate how logistics affect military operations. [MSSC 5.1.4]
Identify and explain the key rights and protections afforded to service members under laws like the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act (USERRA). [MSSC 5.1.5]
Evaluate how workplace policies and support systems can be optimized to create a veteran-friendly environment, benefiting both the service members and the employers. [MSSC 5.1.6]

Timing

This test will take you approximately 30 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.

Before You Test

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I am required to be observed by a facilitator during this assessment.
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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