How many General Orders are described in the material?

How many General Orders are described in the material?

• A. Four
• B. Three
• C. Two
• D. Five

Answer: (B)

You're being tested on recall of how many General Orders the material describes. The material you studied lists three General Orders. Because the question asks for the count as described in that material, three is the number you should choose. Note that in standard references, there can be more General Orders, but this item is tied to the content of the current material, which outlines three. The other options would only be correct if the material described that many, which it does not. If you’re unsure in the future, recheck the section where the General Orders are listed and count them directly.

You're being tested on recall of how many General Orders the material describes. The material you studied lists three General Orders. Because the question asks for the count as described in that material, three is the number you should choose. Note that in standard references, there can be more General Orders, but this item is tied to the content of the current material, which outlines three. The other options would only be correct if the material described that many, which it does not. If you’re unsure in the future, recheck the section where the General Orders are listed and count them directly.