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  1. An officer writes a report and must use the past tense. Which verb is correct: 'The suspect ___ the area at noon.'?

    Answer: left

    'Left' is the past tense of 'leave'.

  2. If a fine is $50 and increases by $25 for a second offense, what is the total fine for the second offense?

    Answer: $75

    $50 plus $25 equals $75.

  3. A dispatcher says the call is 'urgent.' Which word means nearly the same?

    Answer: Pressing

    'Pressing' means requiring immediate attention, like 'urgent'.

  4. An officer must follow steps in order: secure scene, gather evidence, interview witnesses. Which step comes second?

    Answer: Gather evidence

    Gathering evidence is the second listed step.

  5. Which sentence is grammatically complete?

    Answer: The suspect ran down the street.

    Only this option has a subject and a complete verb forming a full sentence.

  6. A code reads: A=1, B=2, C=3. What number does the word 'CAB' represent in sequence?

    Answer: 3-1-2

    C=3, A=1, B=2, giving 3-1-2.

  7. Two patrol cars are 100 miles apart driving toward each other at 50 mph each. How long until they meet?

    Answer: 1 hour

    Combined speed is 100 mph, so 100 miles takes 1 hour.