353 practice questions for the YN E-6 advancement exam: the command pay and personnel administrator (CPPA) program, PCS order delivery and detaching and reporting phrases, procedures for absentees and deserters, administrative separation policy, reasons for separation, entry-level and uncharacterized separations, notification and board procedures, the civilian clothing allowance, and the evaluation system: Not Observed reports, reports on Sailors at civilian or foreign activities, administrative changes and supplements, statements to the record, appeals (ISIC review, BCNR, Article 138) and flag officer FITREPs, adoption expense reimbursement, the Foreign Language Proficiency Bonus, and the JAGMAN appendix forms: letters of caution and instruction, NJP rights with and without the vessel exception, the NJP hearing and appeal rights, summary court-martial rights, immunity grants, victim jurisdiction preference and immediate discharge requests, and safeguarding classified information: access and need to know, emergency disclosure, Congress, GAO and researchers, cover sheets and end-of-day checks, work at home, working papers, reproduction, classified meetings, foreign government information and ACCM, plus emergency leave, the officer OMPF, house-hunting PTDY, PCS order execution, suspect rights warnings and search authorizations, hostile fire and imminent danger pay, and the family separation allowance. We wrote every one from the public references on the March 2027 YN bibliography, and each answer links the page it comes from. Practice tests are 50 questions; aim for 35.
The real test: Your Navy-wide advancement exam is drawn from your rate's bibliography and comes back as a standard score that counts toward your final multiple; the Navy publishes no pass mark. Our practice test is 50 of our own questions with a 70% target.
Here: 353 questions. Our own practice questions, written from public references on the Navy YN bibliography (MILPERSMAN articles, BUPERSINST 1610.10H, the DoD FMR, the JAGMAN and DoDM 5200.01 on the YN E-6 bibliography). Not Navy exam questions. Free.
Start studying, freeOpens the Yeoman E-6 (YN1) study guide. No sign-up, nothing to install.| Topic | In the guide |
|---|---|
| Correspondence and records | 9 |
| Legal: NJP, courts-martial and investigations | 58 |
| Performance evaluations | 46 |
| Security | 41 |
| Travel, pay and personnel | 199 |
Who owns a member's personnel records?
A. The U.S. Government
A Sailor hasn't been sighted by a responsible senior at muster. How are they reported?
D. As absent
On a NOB EVAL, what may the comments in block 43 cover?
A. Administrative, schooling and training information
Besides a clearance and a need to know, what must a person sign before getting access to classified information?
C. SF 312, the Classified Information Non-Disclosure Agreement
A member gets message orders relayed by telegram. What do they write on it to get mileage paid?
D. ORIGINAL ORDERS RECEIVED, with their signature
If SECNAVINST 5211.5F and 5720.42G conflict on releasing record info, which applies?
B. SECNAVINST 5211.5F (Privacy Act)
Within how long of an absence must the command start actions like checking quarters, hospitals and police?
D. The first 24 hours
NOB reports suit TEMDU of up to how long, done purely for admin or training?
B. 3 months
Who has the final say on whether a prospective recipient needs access to a classified item?
B. The person who has authorized possession of the information
Who sets the exact detachment date within the month of detachment?
B. The member's reporting senior