What is required of cadets during academic and skills tests?

During academic and skills tests, cadets are expected to be present for each test. The requirement for attendance emphasizes the importance of participation in assessments as a measure of their knowledge and skills. If a cadet cannot attend a scheduled test due to unavoidable circumstances, a make-up test may be arranged, ensuring that these cadets can still demonstrate their understanding and competency in the subject matter. This approach promotes accountability and responsibility among cadets, reinforcing the value of consistent engagement with their training and academic responsibilities.

The other options do not align with the expectations set for cadets. Allowing cadets to skip tests without penalty would undermine the structure and rigor of the training program, while only attending half of the tests would not provide an accurate assessment of a cadet's capabilities. Lastly, the provision to retake tests at any time could lead to a lack of urgency and preparation, which could diminish the overall effectiveness of the training regimen. The focus on required attendance ensures that all cadets are evaluated under consistent standards, contributing to their growth and readiness.