Cadet Tests & Exams
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Q: I'm locked out from testing. Now what? |
Q: My school grants me special accommodations when I take test. Could CAP do the same? |
Academic Learning
CAP assesses cadets’ academic learning in leadership and aerospace via written tests in multiple-choice format and/or via web-based learning activities in Cadet Interactive. Cadets choose a test or Cadet Interactive module at their option, and they may mix-and-match written tests and Cadet Interactive modules as desired.
Achievement Tests
Venue: Online, at time and place of the cadet's choosing. How to access Cadet Interactive and testing for Cadets. Alternatively, squadrons may download tests from eServices, print hard copies, and administer them at the squadron. Online tests found at eServices > Cadet Programs > Cadet Online Testing > Download Quiz.
Security: Open-book
Integrity: Cadets are required to agree with an honor statement before proceeding with their test
Format: Multiple-choice; leadership tests in Phases I & II include drill and ceremonies performance tests.
Duration: 30 minute time-limit
Score: 80% is required to pass
Feedback: Provides instant feedback on your results
Failures: In case of failure, the cadet must wait 7 days to retest
Records: Results automatically post to the cadet's personnel record in eServices
Lock-Out: Multiple failures result in a lock-out, prompting the cadet to review the material. Multiple failures should prompt a discussion with the squadron testing officer to see if tutoring or other academic interventions would be helpful.
Cadets Having Special Needs & Learning Disabilities: Scroll to bottom of page.
Drill & Ceremonies Performance Tests
Cadets will complete drill and ceremonies performance tests during Achievements 1 through 8 using CAPP 60-34. This test is available in PDF only and has no security requirements. Cadets are welcome to see the test in advance.
Cadet Physical Fitness Tests
For detailed information and videos on how to do the CPFT, see the Active Cadet Fitness Program homepage.
Milestone Award Exams
Wright Brothers, Mitchell, & Earhart
As a safety valve protecting the integrity of cadet awards, milestone award exams will remain closed-book and controlled by the squadron. Units may use paper-based or online versions of these exams. Senior members must be assigned as a testing officer (primary or assistant) to administer an online milestone.
Testing Officer's Guide to Online Milestones
Venue: Online at the squadron, or alternatively, squadrons may download tests from eServices, print hard copies, and administer them at the squadron.
Security: Closed-book
Format: Multiple-choice
Wright Brothers: Includes drill & ceremonies performance test
Durations:
Wright Brothers - untimed
Mitchell - 60 minutes
Earhart - 60 minutes
Score: 80% is required to pass
Feedback: Online tests provide instant feedback on your results; hard copy tests are manually graded at the squadron
Failures: In case of failure, the cadet must wait 7 days to retest
Records: Online tests results automatically post to the cadet's personnel record in eServices; hard copy results must be manually entered into the Cadet Promotions Application
Cadets Having Special Needs & Learning Disabilities
CAP supports requests for reasonable accommodations when cadets who have special needs attempt cadet tests and exams. (Ref: CAPR 60-1, 5.4.1.5). Examples of accommodations include testing orally, extending time limits, dividing the test into segments, and reducing the choices on a multiple-choice test.
"How to" Information
If the unit commander grants an accommodation request, the testing officer will need to download a PDF version of the test and answer key and administer the test in that PDF format. eServices > Online Learning > Cadet Online Testing > Download Quiz
Unfortunately, the online learning management system is incapable of adjusting time limits or otherwise departing from standard protocols.