1-63. Which of the following statements is NOT true  concerning  chapel  facilities  aboard a  naval  installation? 1. They  are  Government  property 2. They are built to support the Command Religious  Program 3. They  are  regulated  by  the  religious bodies  of  America 4. They also may be used for command and civil  activities 1-64. RPs  are  assigned  to  naval  vessels  to provide  professional  support  for  the chaplain(s)  in  what  areas? 1. Religious  programming  and  administra- tion  only 2. Counseling  individuals  and  religious programming  only 3. Counseling  individuals  and  adminis- tration  only 4. Counseling  individuals,  religious programming,  and  administration 1-65. A  lay  leadership  program  for  personnel aboard a naval vessel that has only one chaplain assigned would be supervisd by which,  if  any,  of  the  following  individ- uals? 1. The  assigned  chaplain 2. The senior RP 3. A junior RP 4. None of the above 1-66. Male RPs may be assigned to what type of Fleet  Marine  Force  units? 1. Divisions  only 2. Regiments  only 3. Battalions  only 4. Divisions,  regiments,  and  battalions Learning  Objective: Identify CRP vernacular  and  recognize  the  circum- stances  under  which  chaplains  and RPs would use it. 1-67. Language  that  is  peculiar  to  a  particular trade  or  profession  is  generally  defined as 1.    dialect 2. jargon 3. gibberish 4. slang 1-68. Which  of  the  following  statements  is  NOT true in regard to the proper terms of address  for  Navy  chaplains  which  are peculiar  to  CRP  vernacular? 1. The term   “Command  Chaplain”  refers  to a  chaplain’s  rank  in  relation  to other  chaplains 2. Chaplains  of  all  ranks  are  normally addressed  by  the  term  “Chaplain” 3. Terms of address such as “Pastor” and “Rabbi” may be used , when appropriate, in  referring  to  assigned  chaplains 4. The term   “Command  Chaplain”  should  be used  when  referring  to  the  chaplain who  has  been  designated  by  the commanding  officer  to  supervise  oper- ations  in  the  office  of  the  chaplain Learning Objective: Determine how the  Command  Religious  Program  func- tions  within  a  command’s  basic organization;  identify  the  role  of the  chaplain  in  a  Marine  Corps organization. 1-69. The  command  chaplain  is  usually  designa- ted  as  an  executive  assistant  and  in  this capacity  reports  directly  to  the 1. personnel  officer 2. administrative   officer 3. executive   officer 4. commanding   officer 1-70. Lay  leaders  are  required  to  coordinate their  programs  through  the 1. command  chaplain 2. administrative   officer 3. executive   officer 4. commanding   officer 5