WAPS E5 Promotion Fitness (PFE) Practice Exam

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• Who identified the three tests used to check morality of actions and decisions?
• Our most important resource is people. What is our duty?
• Which value ensures our words are unquestionable to preserve the trust and respect we owe to one another and to the population we serve?
• The Creed's overall purpose is to unite Airmen under a shared sense of what?
• What must Airmen apply to their priorities to overcome temptation to stray from military norms and values?
• What is the abbreviation for Airman (E-2)?
• T or F - When acting with valor, one expresses the willingness to step outside the comfort zone to deal with unexpected situations.
• Which PFE component assesses the ability to understand and reason with language?
• At the heart and soul of our profession, what does the USAF recognize as universal, consistent standards used to evaluate the ethical climate of all USAF organizations?
• Which statement best describes how core values relate to virtues?
• The Creed's reinvigoration targeted which overarching concept?
• What is an AFSC?
• What does 'Integrity First' mean in practice?
• Which concept is described as the heart and soul of the profession and what we strive to be every day?
• What does ROE stand for and what is its purpose?
• What is the heart and soul of who we are and who we aspire to be every day?
• In reading comprehension, what is the main idea?
• When faced with decisions related to the mission, personal life, or interests of peers, the choice can be made with consideration for our ethical code.
• What does AFI stand for in Air Force terminology?
• Who presented the Airman's Creed to the USAF in 2007?
• What is an individual commitment to uphold the highest of personal and professional standards?
• Which area is NOT among the three knowledge areas tested in the E-5 PFE?
• Which morality check asks if the action is good for the United States, USAF, unit, and self?
• Which statement best captures Service Before Self?
• What does a mission focus encompass?
• What is defined as the ability to face danger or hardship in a determined and resolute manner?
• Which principle requires public servants to place loyalty to the Constitution, the laws, and ethical principles above private gain?
• What are the virtues of Integrity First?
• What does 'bearing' refer to in military terms?
• Which activity is a core component of risk management?
• Which rank comes directly above Senior Airman (SrA)?
• How is the PFE typically administered?
• Which of Hicks's tests focuses on spiritual considerations when evaluating morality?
• What does 'Excellence In All We Do' require?
• If the price of a product increases by 25% from 60, what is the new price?
• What type of individuals maintain transparency, seek honest and constructive feedback, and take ownership of the outcomes of their actions?
• What does UCMJ stand for?
• The Airman's Creed strengthens which within the Air Force?
• Which publication establishes the basic ethical principles and guidelines that must be followed by every government employee?
• What are the virtues of integrity?
• What is the highest enlisted position in the Air Force that serves as the senior enlisted adviser for the whole Air Force?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the three general causes of ethical dilemmas?
• Which action demonstrates adherence to excellence in all we do?
• What involves a willingness to give your time, comfort, or life to meet others' needs?
• What does CMSAF stand for?
• What is the order of loyalty for Airmen?
• What is the primary benefit of verbal expression in PFE?
• Teamwork is essential at every level. What do Airmen recognize as they strive for organizational excellence as a team?
• What is the purpose of uniform wear guidelines?
• Which PFE component assesses the ability to understand and interpret written material?
• Which sequence correctly describes the steps of risk management?
• Which statement about the WAPS knowledge areas best describes how promotions are determined?
• The Airman's Creed is a tool to reinvigorate which organizational principle?
• Which rank comes directly above Technical Sergeant (TSgt)?
• How do Airmen, who are firmly grounded in core values and the warrior ethos, react to stress, deployment pressures, and daily home-station demands?
• What does CMSAF stand for?
• What is 25% of 80?
• Which statement best describes the components that make up respect in a professional environment?
• Employees shall not knowingly make unauthorized commitments or promises of any kind purporting to bind the government.
• The mark of a true professional includes maintaining high professional standards despite conflicting values by identifying conflicting values, weighing options, and choosing the best course of action.
• Which action demonstrates accountability?
• What is a reliable study strategy for the PFE?
• Airmen guardianship of America's future requires prioritizing service. Which statement best describes this?
• Which of the following best demonstrates the principle of 'Service Before Self' in a team environment?
• Which of the following is true about the E-5 Promotion Fitness Exam?
• What is simply doing the right thing, all the time, whether everyone is watching or no one is watching?
• If you work 3 hours at a rate of 6 units per hour, how many units are produced?
• Is the following statement true or false: Employees may act impartially and give preferential treatment to any private organization or individual?
• What does 'Service Before Self' emphasize?
• What does the complex undertaking of the Air Force mission require us to harness?
• Which morality check asks if you would feel good giving account for your life and telling the story of your proud service?
• Which value is primarily about truthfulness and trust within the team?
• As a Total Force, what characterizes us as an air and space force?
• Based on spending 45 from 120, what percent of the initial amount remains?
• Employees may generally not accept gifts from subordinates or employees that earn less than themselves.
• The core values represent the USAF's firm convictions about the nature of our personal character, our commitment to each other and our nation, and the manner in which we perform service.
• What is the primary purpose of safety programs in the Air Force?
• Which action best maintains integrity by ensuring unbiased decision-making?
• What does AFI stand for?
• What is the purpose of lockout/tagout procedures?
• Which rank comes directly above Senior Master Sergeant (SMSgt)?
• Which rank comes directly above Airman Basic (AB)?
• What are the three tests identified by Dr. Robert M. Hicks to check the morality of actions and decisions?
• The Total Force concept emphasizes leveraging the capabilities of which groups across all service components?
• What is personal courage?
• A reliable study strategy for the PFE includes practicing arithmetic and reading problems and reviewing which topics?
• If a test has 40 questions and you answer 28 correctly, what is your score percentage?
• What encompasses respect?
• Loyalty to leaders is demonstrated by what?
• Employees shall not hold financial interests that conflict with the conscientious performance of duty.
• The core set of ethical guidance is established by core values, oaths, the Airman's Creed, Air Force Instructions, Profession of Arms, and the UCMJ. This collection is best described as?
• Which statement best describes the relationship between safety programs and resource protection?
• Which term best describes the virtues that guide daily life?
• Which core value requires ongoing development of professional competencies and knowledge?
• What does SrA stand for?
• Gift acceptance on termination occasions is permitted only if the gift is of nominal value not exceeding how much?
• Which term is used to describe the daily practice expected of Airmen to demonstrate integrity, service, and excellence?
• What term encompasses the personal traits Airmen must demonstrate to uphold values daily?
• What provides the bedrock for our military endeavors and is fortified by service to country?
• The Creed's design emphasizes what core attribute?
• Which document provides official rules, policies, and procedures for the Air Force?
• How are each of the USAF core values further defined that Airmen must practice and demonstrate in their daily lives, showing they truly do value integrity, service, and excellence?
• What describes the relationship among Airmen's contributions to the mission?
• Which rank comes directly above Staff Sergeant (SSgt)?
• Which statement best describes standing by core values when it may not be the popular thing to do?
• Loyalty to leaders requires Airmen to do what?
• Which statement best describes the main purpose of the E-5 PFE practice?
• What is an internal commitment to the success and preservation of something bigger than ourselves?
• What is the purpose of the WAPS?
• What is the term used for a situation where one is forced to choose between at least two alternatives?
• What does NCO stand for?
• The rule that employees shall not hold financial interests that conflict with duty is a part of which ethical framework?
• Personal Protective Equipment is used to ...
• In the described chain, what rank sits directly below Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force (CMSAF)?
• Which trait is said to breed courage, especially when it is most needed?
• How must we honor the USAF and others?
• The complex undertaking of the Air Force mission requires us to harness the ingenuity, expertise, and collective effort of all Airmen. With what mindset do we approach this?
• What instills accountability and ownership for actions while maintaining transparency?
• In reading comprehension, which option best defines the main idea?
• What are the three core values of the United States Air Force?
• What occurs when our personal values conflict with those of our institution, subordinates, peers, or supervisors?
• If the rate of work is 6 units per hour and you work for 2 hours, how many units are completed?
• The Total Force concept refers to integrating which components?
• What color is the standard Air Force service dress uniform?
• Which rank sits directly below Chief Master Sergeant (CMSgt) in the chain?
• What types of consequences can arise from actions that cause either intentional or unintentional harm?
• If you have $120 and spend $45, how much remains?
• What is moral courage?
• In what year was the Airman's Creed presented to the USAF?
• In the Air Force, which statement best describes Noncommissioned Officers (NCOs)?
• Which statement best describes the relationship between personal values and institutional values within the context of ethics?
• Embedded in our code of ethics, and driven by our competence and character, are key guidelines that clarify acceptable and unacceptable behavior, but also aspirational values about who we want to be. What can be used to help identify what right looks like and continue to fortify the USAF culture?
• Which rank comes directly above Master Sergeant (MSgt)?
• The Creed aims to establish a coherent bond between which group?
• What is the unit of distance commonly used to express distance in the Air Force across the United States?
• Which title refers to the top enlisted adviser for the entire Air Force?
• What is the Air Force motto?
• General Moseley introduced the Airman's Creed as an aspect of reinvigorating which concept?
• Which statement best describes the mindset toward change?
• Public service is a public trust, requiring employees to place loyalty to the Constitution, the laws, and ethical principles above private gain.
• Which morality check asks you to imagine how a decision would look if aired on the news or social media?
• What does PPE stand for?
• What is the main purpose of the E-5 PFE practice?
• The E-5 Promotion Fitness Exam commonly tests which three knowledge areas?
• Which statement best describes valor?
• What virtues are included in Excellence in All We Do?
• Which statement best describes the core purpose of Core Values within USAF organizations?
• What describes who we are as a service and how we conduct ourselves as Airmen and USAF representatives?
• What does PFE stand for in the WAPS context?
• Which term best describes the formal standards that guide right and wrong behavior in government service?
• What does 'situational awareness' mean in a safety context?
• Which statement best captures the character of the USAF as a Total Force?
• Airmen serving as guardians of the profession of arms are expected to place the needs of service and country before their own. Which phrase captures this responsibility?
• Which term best describes the foundation of professionalism in the USAF?
• What should you do with difficult questions you cannot answer during the PFE?
• The ability to overcome fears of bodily harm to get the job done, or willingness to risk harm to yourself for someone else's sake in battle or the course of everyday life
• Which statement best captures the essence of the Air Force core value 'Integrity First'?
• ________ values describe what we hold to be right and wrong, __________ is the systematic reflection of these values enabling us to live and interact according to our beliefs.
• What is the primary benefit of arithmetic reasoning in PFE?
• Which statement best describes the gift rules for occasions that terminate the superior-subordinate relationship?
• Which action would violate the ethical guidelines described in the material?
• Which core value directs us to develop a sustained passion for continuous improvement and innovation that propels the Air Force, as well as ourselves, beyond the capabilities of our adversaries?
• In safety context, what does situational awareness primarily help prevent?
• Which combination best describes how Airmen respond to daily demands and deployment pressures?
• Who is the top uniformed officer in the U.S. Air Force?
• When needed in the cauldron of war, what are the beacons that light the path of professional conduct and the highest ideals?
• What is the highest enlisted rank in the Air Force (excluding CMSAF)?
• What are the three general causes or sources of ethical dilemmas?
• Which option best reflects a practice to maintain personal readiness at the highest levels?
• Courage is about the ability to face fear, danger, or adversity. What are the three types of courage that are critical in the profession of arms?
• What requirements frame professionalism within the USAF?
• T or F - No profession ask more of its members than the profession of arms
• What is a hazard?
• Which term describes the willingness to risk harm to oneself to help others, often celebrated as bravery?
• Which actions are empowered by courage for Airmen?
• What is prescribed in our core values, our oaths, the Airman's Creed, Air Force Instructions, Profession of Arms, and the Uniform Code of Military Justice?
• Which area does arithmetic reasoning on the PFE primarily test?
• T or F - Every Airman has an obligation to be the very best professional possible
• Personal values such as happiness or stability are always present, but they must not take precedence over ethical values.
• What is the primary benefit of the PFE's reading component?
• What was the intent of the Airman's Creed?
• What is the basic concept of risk management?
• Which outcome is addressed by the Creed's intent?
• What percentage of the 40 questions were answered incorrectly?
• When does an individual realize Integrity?
• What represents enduring, guiding principles for which we stand?
• Airmen must practice the highest standards of conduct and integrity in all aspects of life, including on the job, in relationships, in personal finances, and in interactions in the civilian community.
• Which of the following is NOT a listed virtue of Integrity First?
• The intended impact of the Airman's Creed includes which of the following?
• What is the root of professionalism?
• What is risk management used for?
• Courage is defined as not the absence of fear but doing the right thing despite fear. Which statement best captures this definition?
• What are so fundamental that they define our very identity through a common bond among all professional Airmen—past and present?
• Which virtues are included in Service Before Self?
• What is commonly recognized as bravery, fearlessness, fortitude, gallantry, heart, and nerve?