What are the phase card colors?

• A. Phase 1 - Green, Phase 2 - White, Phase 3 - Yellow, Remedial - Red, Remedial Academics - Blue, IQT / Avery - Pink
• B. Phase 1 - Green, Phase 2 - White, Phase 3 - Yellow, Remedial - Red, Remedial Academics - Pink, IQT / Avery - Blue
• C. Phase 1 - Green, Phase 2 - Yellow, Phase 3 - White, Remedial - Red, Remedial Academics - Blue, IQT / Avery - Pink
• D. Phase 1 - Green, Phase 2 - White, Phase 3 - Yellow, Remedial - Pink, Remedial Academics - Blue, IQT / Avery - Red

Answer: (A)

Color coding on phase cards gives a quick visual cue of where a trainee is in the program, so instructors can identify status at a glance and manage groups safely and efficiently.

Phase 1 is green, Phase 2 is white, and Phase 3 is yellow to show progression through the main training stages. Remedial work uses red to signal that extra help or rework is needed. For specialized tracks, Remedial Academics and IQT/Avery use pink, signaling these are distinct paths within the program. This combination keeps the distinctions clear and makes it easy for staff to spot exactly what a trainee needs.

Using this color scheme consistently prevents confusion, which is why this option is the best fit. Other color assignments would blur these distinctions or mix up the special tracks, creating the kind of mix-ups that training staff want to avoid.