If a cadet reports to the Academy with the odor of alcohol, what must they do?

When a cadet reports to the Academy with the odor of alcohol, providing a breath sample when requested aligns with the protocols in place to ensure safety and adhere to the Academy's policies regarding substance use. This action is typically part of a standard procedure to assess whether the individual is under the influence. The requirement to provide a breath sample is important as it helps to maintain the integrity of the environment at the Academy and ensures that all cadets are held accountable for their actions.

In contrast, other options do not address the immediate need to assess and handle the situation properly. Leaving the campus immediately would not provide a means to evaluate the cadet's level of intoxication or ensure they are okay. Apologizing to the staff does not rectify the potential violation of substance use policies and does not contribute to the assessment process. Attending a seminar on alcohol awareness, while beneficial for education, does not have an immediate impact on the situation at hand. Providing a breath sample is the most direct and responsible response to the circumstance.