LSPD/UPF CS Test

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What is the chief reason police officers are needed?

Uphold law and order

Beat down the public

Arrest people

Find drugs

1 point

Choose the word that BEST describes the word Collaborated in a police use:

Uneven

Same

Different

1 point

When does a motor vehicle accident become a hit and run incident?

When they strike an object and keep on driving

When they hit more than 3 people

When something is caught on fire

1 point

DWI stands for what?

Driving While Intoxicated

Donut With Icing

Down With Idiots

Dumb White Idiot

1 point

When arriving on scene with a gun used, one should insert a rod carefully into the trigger cage and lift the gun as carefully as possibly. Why is this done?

To keep the gun from touching the ground

It might have diseases

Prevent the gun from firing

Preserve evidence

1 point

Why is a suspect brought in front of a jury of his peers?

Make sure the suspect gets the death penalty

To ensure that suspects are charged beyond a reasonable doubt that they committed the crime

To scare them

To make sure that the suspect has a chance to get free

1 point

What is a primitive?

Chew toy

Building block of SL

Weapon

Patrol car

1 point

What is a stop sign?

Sign to advertise

Something you hit

Sign to control traffic

Decoration

1 point

What is a speed limit sign considered?

Traffic control sign

Alert sign

Regulatory sign

Advertisement sign

10.

1 point

Why might a police officer be posted to control traffic instead of a traffic light?

To make the drivers mad

The officer can stop and allow traffic to flow as necessary

To allow people to cross the street

To keep people from crashing into each other

11.

1 point

What does defendant stand for in a court of law?

Jury

Person being charged

Judge

Person pressing charges

12.

1 point

What does the term Bailiff stand for in a court of law in United States terms?

Presiding judge

Lawyer

Person being charged with the crime

Officer of the court

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