General Practice Flashcards
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An officer observes a vehicle weaving across lanes. The most appropriate first step is to:
Answer: Initiate a traffic stop and observe the driver
A controlled traffic stop allows safe assessment of possible impairment.
Choose the correctly spelled word.
Answer: Surveillance
'Surveillance' is the correct spelling.
If three officers each write 8 reports per shift, how many reports total per shift?
Answer: 24
3 multiplied by 8 equals 24.
A 911 caller is panicked and speaking quickly. The officer should:
Answer: Calmly ask the caller to slow down and state the location
Calmly directing the caller secures critical details like location.
Which sentence uses the correct word?
Answer: The suspect had no effect on the case.
'Effect' as a noun means a result or influence.
An officer must memorize a license plate quickly. The best technique is to:
Answer: Repeat it aloud and write it down at first opportunity
Rehearsal and prompt recording improve accurate recall of details.
In a paragraph, the main idea is usually found in the:
Answer: Topic sentence
The topic sentence typically states a paragraph's main idea.