Entrance Flashcards

The Traffic Bureau Commander

Answer: If a request is possible, who then authorizes it for approval?

The Traffic Bureau Commander is a high-ranking officer responsible for the operations and administration of their specific bureau. In an organizational hierarchy, a commander would typically be the authority figure who reviews and authorizes requests for approval within their department. This reflects their leadership role and decision-making power.

In the neighborhood's public schools, Officer Hidalgo frequently serves as a drug-use prevention officer. He does three school visits per week for 40 weeks of the year. In a year, how many schools does he visit?

Answer: 120

To calculate the total number of school visits, multiply the number of visits Officer Hidalgo makes per week by the number of weeks he performs these visits. He makes 3 visits per week for 40 weeks. Therefore, 3 visits/week * 40 weeks = 120 total school visits in a year.

A suspect in a robbery has been detained. The bond amount in this case has been imposed by the judge at $1 million. To issue a bail bond, the bail bondsman needs to have a 10% deposit. How much of the $1,000,000 must the robbery suspect pay to obtain the bail bond?

Answer: $100,000

To determine the required deposit, calculate 10% of the total bond amount. The bond is set at $1,000,000. Multiplying $1,000,000 by 0.10 (which represents 10%) yields a deposit amount of $100,000.

Choose the phrase or term that most accurately conveys the same meaning as the underlined word. The cops executed the search warrant's instructions and removed the door from its hinges when the suspect refused to unlock it.

Answer: carried out

In the context of a search warrant, 'executed' means to perform or carry out the instructions and requirements specified in the warrant. The police 'carried out' the actions, including removing the door, as authorized by the warrant. 'Carried out' is the most accurate synonym for 'executed' in this legal and procedural sense.

Find the incorrect word in the next phrase. The surprising news anemated the conversation amongst the group.

Answer: anemated

The word 'anemated' is misspelled in the sentence. The correct spelling for the word meaning to make something lively or energetic is 'animated.' The other words in the phrase are spelled correctly and used appropriately within the sentence structure.

Solve the following: 18 - 3 + (-5) =

Answer: 10

To solve the expression, perform the operations from left to right. First, subtract 3 from 18, which results in 15. Then, add -5 to 15, which is equivalent to subtracting 5 from 15. The final answer is 10.

In order to make a withdrawal from her account, Cindy visits her bank. She has $527.41 left over. She takes out $250.00. How much money still remains in her account after the withdrawal?

Answer: $277.41

To find out how much money remains, subtract the amount Cindy withdrew from her initial account balance. She started with $527.41 and withdrew $250.00. Therefore, $527.41 - $250.00 = $277.41 remaining in her account.

John rides the elevator up to the 10th floor starting from the ground floor. After that, John descends two stories and ascends eight. On what floor is John?

Answer: 16

Starting from the ground floor (0), John first ascends 10 floors, reaching the 10th floor. He then descends two stories (10 - 2 = 8), placing him on the 8th floor. Finally, he ascends eight more stories (8 + 8 = 16), meaning John is on the 16th floor.

In a public park, Officer Lucio comes across a canine that is plainly ill. Officer Lucio observes two little puppies lying next to the dog as it lies down in a bed of fallen leaves. Officer Lucio ought to

Answer: contact animal control, since the dogs should be handled by animal experts

Police officers are typically not trained or equipped to handle sick or injured animals, especially those with potential illnesses. The most appropriate and responsible action is to contact animal control, as they are trained professionals with the expertise and resources to safely and humanely manage and care for animals in distress.

An appliance store owner reported a break-in and listed the following goods stolen along with their values: Five microwaves: $100 (each) Two 27” televisions: $350 (each) Seven 13” televisions: $250 (each) Twelve hand-held blenders: $240 (total) What is the total value of the missing merchandise?

Answer: $3,190

To find the total value, calculate the value for each item type and then sum them. Five microwaves at $100 each total $500. Two 27” televisions at $350 each total $700. Seven 13” televisions at $250 each total $1750. The twelve hand-held blenders total $240. Adding these values ($500 + $700 + $1750 + $240) gives a grand total of $3190.

When someone is kidnapped in State X, it is considered KIDNAPPING IN THE SECOND DEGREE. When a person abducts another person and that person dies during the abduction, before he is able to return, or before he is returned to safety, that person has committed KIDNAPPING IN THE FIRST DEGREE. Gerald kidnaps the wife of his boss. Gerald drives his wife to a prearranged meeting location after Gerald's boss promises to offer Gerald a promotion provided his wife returns home safely. Prior to Gerald's boss showing up at the scene, Gerald's boss's wife had an unexplained seizure and passes away. Based solely upon the above definitions, which of the following is true?

Answer: Gerald should be charged with Kidnapping in the First Degree only

According to the provided definition, Kidnapping in the First Degree occurs when a person is abducted and 'that person dies during the abduction, before he is able to return, or before he is returned to safety.' Since Gerald's boss's wife died during the abduction, this condition is met, regardless of the cause of death or Gerald's intent. Therefore, Gerald should be charged with Kidnapping in the First Degree.

Officer Trisha obtained the following information after responding to a report of a theft: Location: 6600 Hill Street Police Contacted By: Prudence Tyrell, resident Complaint: a new wheelbarrow had been stolen from her yard Time: between 9:00 am and 5:45 pm, while she was at work Officer Trisha is writing her report. Which of the following best accurately and concisely conveys the information?

Answer: Prudence Tyrrell stated that between 9:00 a.m. and 5:45 p.m., while she was at work, a new wheelbarrow was stolen from her yard at 6600 Hill Street.

Option C provides the most accurate and concise summary of the information for a police report. It clearly identifies the complainant, the stolen item, the location, and the timeframe of the theft without unnecessary repetition or awkward phrasing. This format is direct and efficiently conveys all essential details.

Officer Santos has noticed that specific crimes are frequently committed in some parts of the neighborhood he monitors. Robberies, assaults, and arson happen on the south side of Tucker Field, between Sands and Pace Avenues on Briggs Street, and between Forest and Lawn Streets on Tripoli Street. Mondays and Saturdays are reserved for robberies, Fridays and Sundays for assaults, and Mondays and Wednesdays for arson. Robberies happen between noon and six o'clock, assaults happen between two and five, and arson happens between nine and twelve. Which of the following patrol patterns would allow Officer Santos to lower the number of assaults the most efficiently in light of this information? Given the information, which of the following is the most logical statement?

Answer: In Officer Santos patrol area arsons occur at night

The information states that arson happens between 'nine and twelve' on Mondays and Wednesdays. Given that robberies occur between 'noon and six o'clock' and assaults between 'two and five,' the 'nine and twelve' for arson most logically refers to 9:00 p.m. to midnight. This indicates that arsons in Officer Santos's patrol area occur during nighttime hours.

Officer Santos has noticed that specific crimes are frequently committed in some parts of the neighborhood he monitors. Robberies, assaults, and arson happen on the south side of Tucker Field, between Sands and Pace Avenues on Briggs Street, and between Forest and Lawn Streets on Tripoli Street. Mondays and Saturdays are reserved for robberies, Fridays and Sundays for assaults, and Mondays and Wednesdays for arson. Robberies happen between noon and six o'clock, assaults happen between two and five, and arson happens between nine and twelve. Which of the following patrol patterns would allow Officer Santos to lower the number of assaults the most efficiently in light of this information? Given the information, which of the following would be the best day and hour for someone who wants to walk along the south side of Tucker Field without getting mugged?

Answer: Wednesday at 3:00 p.m.

To avoid getting mugged (robbed), one should choose a time outside the specified robbery schedule. Robberies occur on Mondays and Saturdays between noon and 6:00 p.m. Wednesday at 3:00 p.m. is the only option that falls outside both these days and times, making it the safest choice.

Officer Santos has noticed that specific crimes are frequently committed in some parts of the neighborhood he monitors. Robberies, assaults, and arson happen on the south side of Tucker Field, between Sands and Pace Avenues on Briggs Street, and between Forest and Lawn Streets on Tripoli Street. Mondays and Saturdays are reserved for robberies, Fridays and Sundays for assaults, and Mondays and Wednesdays for arson. Robberies happen between noon and six o'clock, assaults happen between two and five, and arson happens between nine and twelve. Which of the following patrol patterns would allow Officer Santos to lower the number of assaults the most efficiently in light of this information? Which of the following patrol schedules would allow Officer Santos to lower the number of arsons the most efficiently in light of this information?

Answer: Tripoli Street between Forest and Lawn Streets, Mondays and Wednesdays, 9:00 p.m. to midnight

To efficiently lower arsons, Officer Santos should patrol the specific locations and times when these crimes are known to occur. The information states that arsons happen on 'Tripoli Street between Forest and Lawn Streets' on 'Mondays and Wednesdays' between 'nine and twelve' (interpreted as 9:00 p.m. to midnight). Option B directly targets these precise parameters for maximum efficiency.

Officer Santos has noticed that specific crimes are frequently committed in some parts of the neighborhood he monitors. Robberies, assaults, and arson happen on the south side of Tucker Field, between Sands and Pace Avenues on Briggs Street, and between Forest and Lawn Streets on Tripoli Street. Mondays and Saturdays are reserved for robberies, Fridays and Sundays for assaults, and Mondays and Wednesdays for arson. Robberies happen between noon and six o'clock, assaults happen between two and five, and arson happens between nine and twelve. Which of the following patrol patterns would allow Officer Santos to lower the number of assaults the most efficiently in light of this information?

Answer: Briggs Street between Sands and Pace Avenues, Fridays and Sundays, 2:00 p.m. to midnight

To most efficiently lower assaults, Officer Santos should focus patrols on the specific locations and times when these crimes are prevalent. The information indicates assaults occur on 'Briggs Street between Sands and Pace Avenues' on 'Fridays and Sundays' between 'two and five.' Option D correctly identifies both the specific location and the two high-risk days, with a patrol window that encompasses the critical 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. period.