1-15. The  principle  of  cooperative 1-20. ministry  places  on  every  chaplain the  obligation  to  provide  which of  the  following  ministries? 1. Make  provisions  for  meeting the religious needs of those in the command who are adher- ents  of  other  churches  and faith groups 2. Cooperate  with  other  clergy and commands in meeting the religious needs of members of 1-21. the  chaplain’s  own  faith  group 3. Both 1 and 2 above 4. Provide  religious  ministries solely  to  the  particular  faith group  to  which  the  chaplain belongs 1-16. As  pastoral  representatives  of their  churches,  Navy  chaplains wish to communicate which of the following  information  to  people within  their  commands? 1. Their  churches’  doctrines  and practices 2. Their  churches’  attitudes toward social and moral issues 3. The  right  of  naval  personnel and  their  dependents  to freedom  of  religious  expression 4. All of the above 1-17. The  ultimate  responsibility  for the substantive nature of the ministry  of  Navy  chaplains,  as professional  representatives  of American  Church  bodies,  rests with  which  of  the  following activities/bodies? 1. The  Navy  Department  only 2. The  chaplain’s  church  only 3. Both  the  Navy  Department and  the  chaplain’s  church 4. The  individual  chaplain 1-18. The  conditions  under  which  the Navy  chaplain’s  ministry  is rendered is determined by the 1. naval  service 2. chaplain’s  church 3. Military  Ordinariate 4. Military  Vicar 1-19. The  collateral  duties  of  chaplains may  include  duties  related  to which of the following areas? 1. Religious  interests  only 2. Religious  and  humanitarian interests  only 3. Humanitarian  and  welfare interests  only 4. Religious,  humanitarian,  and welfare  interests 1-22. Navy  chaplains  assist  their commands  in  communicating  and clarifying  command  policies,  regu- lations, and directives to their personnel  as  well  as  communicating a  command’s  administrative  and operational  limitations  commit- ments, and problems. 1. True 2. False As  a  pastoral  representative  and naval  officer,  the  chaplain’s ministry  within  a  Command Religious  Program  (CRP)  may include  ministering  to  which  of the  following  personnel? 1. Members  of  non-United  States defense  establishments  who are on official duty with U.S.  military  personnel  or subject to U.S. military juris- diction by reason of orders, place of duty, or residence (i.e., a Turkish naval officer who is a Muslim) 2. The  native  population  overseas with whom U.S.   military personnel  interact  for  any reason  (i.e.,  Roman  Catholic Okinawans who do not have a priest assigned locally) 3. The U.S.   citizen  population  at home  or  overseas,  usually residing in the vicinity of military  bases,  ships,  or organizations  (i.e.,  U.S. citizen who is Jewish and lives in Yokuska, Japan) 4. All of the above The secular support which can be provided  to  a  command-sponsored religious  program  by  Religious Program  Specialists  within  the Department of the Navy is speci- fied in which of the following publications/instructions? 1. Navy  Regulations  only 2. SECNAVINST  1730.5  only 3. Navy  Regulations  and SECNAVINST  1730.5 4. OPNAVINST  1730.55 3