5-51.
5-45.
Gifted children have special needs as
well as handicapped children.
In order
to receive information concerning
programs for the gifted child, the staff
of Family Service Centers maintains con-
tact with local colleges and schools in
order to obtain information on the
education of the gifted child.
1.
True
2.
False
5-46.
Under which of the following circumstances
would the child of a military member be
eligible for CHAMPUS assistance?
1.
A 20-year-old child who is unable to
engage in gainful pursuits because
of a handicap
2. A handicap that is expected to result
in death and the child requires
assistance in carrying out daily
living routine
3. A 10-year-old child is unable to
attend the public school system
because of severe deafness
4.
Each of the above
5-47.
The role of the Family Advocacy Program
(FAP) is to promulgate procedures for
identifying, treating, and preventing all
EXCEPT which of the following incidents?
1. Child and spouse abuse
2.
Parental neglect
3.
Financial difficulties
4.
Sexual assault or rape of Navy
spouses and children
5-52.
5-53.
5-48.
The Family Advocacy Program (FAP) was
5-54.
developed in 1979 under the auspices of the
1.
Office of the Chief of Chaplains
2.
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
(BUMED)
3. Office of the Chief of Naval
Operations (CNO)
4.
Naval Personnel Research and
Development Center
5-49.
The chief aim of the Chaplains Religious
Enrichment Development Operation (CREDO)
is to help people understand themselves
better, develop new perspectives about
their relationships with friends,
shipmates, the Navy, and the broader world
in which they live.
1.
True
5-55.
2.
False
5-50.
Parent Effectiveness Training (PET) is
designed to achieve which of the
following goals?
1.
Mutual respect between parents and
their children
2.
Provide guidance in family planning
3. Provide help for single parents
4.
Encourage strict parental guidance
Which of the following military
facilities may NOT be used to obtain
counseling services for military members
and their dependents?
1.
Family Service Centers
2. Navy Relief Society
3.
Counseling and Assistance Centers
4.
Naval Regional Medical Centers
Dances, sightseeing tours, pool
tournaments, reading and game rooms, free
movies, and television viewing are the
types of activities which are normally
sponsored by which of the following
organizations?
1. The Command Religious Program (CRP)
2. The United Service Organization (USO)
3. Red Cross activities
4. The United Way Organization
Learning Objective: Identify
resources concerning personal and
family management which are
available within the CRP Information
and Referral (I&R) Directory.
Which of the following allotment codes
indicates payments to dependents?
1. Allotment code “C”
2.
Allotment code “S”
3.
Allotment code “D”
4. Allotment code “U”
Which of the following statements concern-
ing the Navy Relief Society is CORRECT?
l.
2.
3.
4.
The Navy Relief Society is a private
organization dedicated to providing
financial assistance to members of
the naval service and their dependents
The Navy Relief Society is funded
primarily by contributions made
during an annual fund drive among
Navy and Marine Corps personnel
There are Navy Relief Society (NRS)
auxiliaries, branches, and offices
located at major Navy and Marine Corps
installations and ships throughout
the world
Each of the above
The Navy Relief Society (NRS) would NOT
normally provide assistance for which of
the following expenses of Navy members
and their dependents?
1.
Basic living expenses
2. Medical care (patient’s share of
CHAMPUS)
3. Bad check coverage, bail provision,
and payment of fines
4. Dental care (corrective and emergency)
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