1-21. In  the  specialist  (W)  rating,  the  “(W)” had  what  significance? 1. Stood  for  welfare 2. Stood  for  wartime 3. Designated Chaplains Corps 4. Designated assistant 1-22. The Specialist (W) rating was to he established for what primary purpose? 1. To help make up for a shortage of chaplains in the Navy 2. To support the chaplains for the duration of WW II only 3. Only for duty aboard ships where chaplains were assigned 4. Only for duty aboard ships where chaplains were not assigned 1-23. Who was the first officially designated chaplain’s assistant in the history of the  Navy? 1. Alfred  R.  Markin 2. Virgil  T.  Moore 3. Gilbert  D. Arnold 4. W. E. Hendricks Learning   Objective: Specify  the requirements which were to be met to  qualify  as  a  Specialist  (W). 1-24. In late June 1942, when the first publicity was given to the new Specialist (W) rating, those interested in  qualifying  were  directed  to  obtain information   from 1. the  local  Navy  recruiter 2. the  Naval  Training  Center,  Great Lakes,    Illinois 3. the  Chief  of  Chaplains 4. the  Bureau  of  Naval  Personnel 1-25. A college education was required for those  who  wished  to  qualify  for  the Specialist  (W)  rating. 1. True 2. False 1-26. All  members  who  qualified  for  the Specialist (W) rating were expected to meet all EXCEPT which of the following requirements? 1. Be able to play the piano or organ 2. Be  able  to  direct  the  choir 3. Be  willing  to  serve  in  any  location 4. Be able to serve as a religious leader 1-27. In  the  Navy  today,  RPs  can  exercise  some of  the  ministerial  functions  of  a  member of the clergy. 1. True 2. False 1-28. An  accepted  candidate  for  Specialist  (W) rating  who  was  28  years  of  age  would  have been designated what paygrade? 1. First  class 2. Second  class 3. Third class 4. Seaman   apprentice 1-29. The  Bureau  of  Naval  Personnel  determined that  the  Specialist  (W)  would  serve  in which of the following locations? 1. Aboard  ship 2. At  all  overseas  bases 3. Within  limits  of  the  continental United States only 4. At  selected  overseas  bases  and  within the  continental  United  States 1-30. Initially,    most  of  the  Specialists  (W) received  their  training  in  what  manner? 1. From  Naval  Training  Centers 2. At  the  Naval  Academy 3. From  designated  colleges  and universities 4. Directly  from  chaplains 1-31. In the Fall of 1942,   Specialists  (W)  were required  to 1. take a course of church music indoctrination  at  Peabody  School  of Music  in  Baltimore,  Md. 2. receive  all  of  their  training  at  the Naval  Training  Center,  Bainbridge, Md. 3. take  an  indoctrination  course  at  the Chaplain’s  School  in  Norfolk,  Va. 4. receive  all  their  training  from  a group  of  chaplains  specially designated  by  the  Chief  of  Chaplains 3