TBS Phase 1 Exam UPDATED ACTUAL
Questions and CORRECT Answers
The four domains of Marine Fitness (MCSCOND-2001g) are: (Total Fitness) - CORRECT
ANSWER Physical - strength, endurance, and overall bodily health.
Mental/Emotional - resilience, coping skills, and psychological well-being.
Social - relationships, connectedness, and sense of belonging.
Spiritual - inner strength, core values, purpose, and faith (religious or personal).
ALMAR (Oct 2016) - Spiritual Fitness & Resiliency - CORRECT ANSWER Spiritual fitness is
critical to resiliency and adaptation
Builds character, decision-making, and long-term well-being
Marines must balance all four aspects: Physical, Mental, Social, Spiritual
Five Horizontal Themes - CORRECT ANSWER 1) A man or woman of exemplary character
2) Devoted to leading Marines 24/7
3) Able to decide, communicate, and act in the "fog of war"
4) A Warfighter who embraces our naval character and the Corps' warrior ethos
5) Mentally and physically tough
A man or woman of exemplary character - CORRECT ANSWER (a) Has a clear understanding that
a Marine commission brings with it the special trust and confidence and the highest expectations of the
American people.
(b) Devoted to our core values of: Honor, Courage, Commitment
(c) Possesses a moral compass that unerringly points to "do the right thing"
(d) Adheres to and enforces standards
(e) Treats all Marines and Sailors with dignity and respect
Devoted to leading Marines 24/7 - CORRECT ANSWER (a) Demonstrates Core Values, an
expeditionary mindset, and knows the relationship between leaders and their Marines
, (b) Embraces the exceptional and unremitting responsibility to one's Marines, Sailors and their families.
(c) Inspires and instills confidence in his/her Marines during times of adversity.
(d) Sets the example in all things.
(e) Dedicated to a lifetime of study and learning about the profession of arms.
Able to decide, communicate, and act in the "fog of war" - CORRECT ANSWER (a) Thinks
critically and arrives at an acceptable decision based on sound tactical thinking within the commander's
intent.
(b) Communicates clearly
(c) Has a bias for action
(d) Act with boldness and determination.
A Warfighter who embraces our naval character and the Corps' warrior ethos - CORRECT
ANSWER (a) A competent combat leader, grounded Naval heritage, ground in basic infantry skills,
and characterized by sound judgment and aggressiveness in action
(b) Educated in the fundamentals of the Theory of War and Conduct of War
(c) Maintains an offensive mindset. Proactive not reactive.
Mentally and physically tough - CORRECT ANSWER (a) Imbued with a warrior spirit to thrive in
complex and chaotic environments, and persevere
(b) Possesses the self-discipline and will to push past preconceived limits.
(c) Educated in the Marine Corps Force Fitness Program, Performance Nutrition, Injury Prevention and
Recovery
(d) Demonstrates Mental, Spiritual, and Social Wellness
Six functional areas of Marine Leader Development - CORRECT ANSWER 1) Fidelity
2) Fighter
3) Fitness
4) Family
5) Finance
Questions and CORRECT Answers
The four domains of Marine Fitness (MCSCOND-2001g) are: (Total Fitness) - CORRECT
ANSWER Physical - strength, endurance, and overall bodily health.
Mental/Emotional - resilience, coping skills, and psychological well-being.
Social - relationships, connectedness, and sense of belonging.
Spiritual - inner strength, core values, purpose, and faith (religious or personal).
ALMAR (Oct 2016) - Spiritual Fitness & Resiliency - CORRECT ANSWER Spiritual fitness is
critical to resiliency and adaptation
Builds character, decision-making, and long-term well-being
Marines must balance all four aspects: Physical, Mental, Social, Spiritual
Five Horizontal Themes - CORRECT ANSWER 1) A man or woman of exemplary character
2) Devoted to leading Marines 24/7
3) Able to decide, communicate, and act in the "fog of war"
4) A Warfighter who embraces our naval character and the Corps' warrior ethos
5) Mentally and physically tough
A man or woman of exemplary character - CORRECT ANSWER (a) Has a clear understanding that
a Marine commission brings with it the special trust and confidence and the highest expectations of the
American people.
(b) Devoted to our core values of: Honor, Courage, Commitment
(c) Possesses a moral compass that unerringly points to "do the right thing"
(d) Adheres to and enforces standards
(e) Treats all Marines and Sailors with dignity and respect
Devoted to leading Marines 24/7 - CORRECT ANSWER (a) Demonstrates Core Values, an
expeditionary mindset, and knows the relationship between leaders and their Marines
, (b) Embraces the exceptional and unremitting responsibility to one's Marines, Sailors and their families.
(c) Inspires and instills confidence in his/her Marines during times of adversity.
(d) Sets the example in all things.
(e) Dedicated to a lifetime of study and learning about the profession of arms.
Able to decide, communicate, and act in the "fog of war" - CORRECT ANSWER (a) Thinks
critically and arrives at an acceptable decision based on sound tactical thinking within the commander's
intent.
(b) Communicates clearly
(c) Has a bias for action
(d) Act with boldness and determination.
A Warfighter who embraces our naval character and the Corps' warrior ethos - CORRECT
ANSWER (a) A competent combat leader, grounded Naval heritage, ground in basic infantry skills,
and characterized by sound judgment and aggressiveness in action
(b) Educated in the fundamentals of the Theory of War and Conduct of War
(c) Maintains an offensive mindset. Proactive not reactive.
Mentally and physically tough - CORRECT ANSWER (a) Imbued with a warrior spirit to thrive in
complex and chaotic environments, and persevere
(b) Possesses the self-discipline and will to push past preconceived limits.
(c) Educated in the Marine Corps Force Fitness Program, Performance Nutrition, Injury Prevention and
Recovery
(d) Demonstrates Mental, Spiritual, and Social Wellness
Six functional areas of Marine Leader Development - CORRECT ANSWER 1) Fidelity
2) Fighter
3) Fitness
4) Family
5) Finance
