If a soldier is on quarters, where may they go?

• A. PX
• B. DFAC
• C. Gym
• D. Chapel

Answer: (B)

The key idea is understanding what “on quarters” means: movement is limited to your on-base living area and only essential activities are allowed without special authorization. Eating is an essential need, so the dining facility on the base is a permitted location while you’re on quarters.

The dining facility is the place you go to fulfill meals without leaving your assigned area, which is why it’s the best answer. The other places—like the post exchange, gym, or chapel—are recreational or shopping facilities that typically require additional authorization or a pass to access while on quarters. Unless you have a specific clearance, you’d remain in a restricted status and wouldn’t routinely be permitted to go there.