Security Forces Vol 2
- 1.Color is used in the Use of Force Model (UFM) to
- A.
Enhance our role and understanding of the model
- B.
Create a better visual effect of the model
- C.
Support force awareness
- D.
Minimize mistakes
- 2.You attempt to convince a solicitor in the base housing area to leave, which met you verbal and physical resistance. The solicitor lunges forward and violently attempts to take you weapon shouting, “I’ll kill you.” What subject action level in the UFM is used?
- A.
Complaint
- B.
Resistant (passive)
- C.
Assaultive (bodily harm)
- D.
Assaultive (serious bodily harm)
- 3.What are the mechanical, physical or mental resources you have to promote or gain compliance called?
- A.
Tools
- B.
Tactics
- C.
Timing
- D.
Techniques
- 4.In which situation would you not be authorized to use deadly force?
- A.
Recovery of nuclear weapons
- B.
Keep someone from breaking into a house
- C.
Protect others from imminent danger of death or serious bodily harm
- D.
Protect yourself from imminent danger of death or serious bodily harm
- 5.You should respond to an actual incident where you can reasonably expect to encounter an armed adversary with your M-4 rifle at “port arms,” a round in the chamber, selector weapon on
- A.
“SAFE,” and the finger not in the trigger guard
- B.
“FIRE,” and the finger not in the trigger guard
- C.
“SAFE,” and the finger in the trigger guard
- D.
“FIRE,” and the finger not in the trigger guard
- 6.You should respond to an actual incident with your M9 pistol where you can reasonably expect to encounter an armed adversary with your M9 in its holder. With the flap open
- A.
Sentry lock disengaged and hood rotated backward, shooting hand on the pistol grip, hammer not cocked and finger in the trigger guard
- B.
Sentry lock engaged and hood rotated forward, shooting hand on the pistol grip, hammer not cocked, and finger not in the trigger guard
- C.
Sentry lock disengaged and hood rotated forward, shooting hand on the pistol grip, hammer cocked, and finger in the trigger guard
- D.
Sentry lock disengaged and hood rotated forward, shooting hand on the pistol grip, hammer not in the trigger guard
- 7.What is the first command given to the driver and occupants when conducting a vehicle challenge?
- A.
Place their hands on the headliner of the interior roof and leave them there until told to do otherwise
- B.
Leave headlights on, step out of the vehicle, and assume the prone position
- C.
Turn off headlights, set parking brake, and turn on dome light
- D.
Leave engine running, and place hands on dash board palms up
- 8.You prevent a suspect from stepping through the handcuffs by
- A.
Locking both handcuffs after applying them on the suspect
- B.
Applying the handcuffs very tightly to restrict movement
- C.
Looping the cuffs through the front of the belt below the small of the back
- D.
Looping the cuffs through the belt below the small of the back
- 9.For quickness, when conducting a search of an individual it should be
- A.
Complete and simple
- B.
Systematic and simple
- C.
Complete and thorough
- D.
Systematic and thorough
- 10.What type of search is best suited for high-risk situations or multiple apprehensions?
- A.
Wall
- B.
Prone
- C.
Standing
- D.
Kneeling
- 11.In which portion of the UFM phase can you expect to use Physical Apprehension and Restraint Techniques (PART)?
- A.
Resistant (passive)
- B.
Resistant (active)
- C.
Assaultive (bodily harm)
- D.
Assaultive (seriously bodily harm)
- 12.To use the chest grab technique when being pushed/grabbed, you must quickly trap the suspect’s hand by grabbing the suspect’s arm
- A.
Below the elbow, your palms down, thumbs down, and trapping the suspect’s hand on your chest
- B.
Above the elbow, your pals down, thumbs down, and trapping the suspect’s hand on your chest
- C.
Below the elbow, your palms up, thumbs down, and trapping the suspect’s hand on your chest
- D.
Above the elbow, your palms up, thumbs down, and trapping the suspect’s hand on your chest
- 13.The second step in overcoming a rear grab hold is to immediately make a fist, flex your arms
- A.
Out slightly, crouch down, and look at the suspect’s groin area
- B.
Out slightly, crouch down, and don’t look at the suspect’s groin area
- C.
Out slightly. Crouch down, and look at the suspect’s feet
- D.
In slightly, crouch down, and don’t look at the suspect’s feet
- 14.What are two most important factors to remember when approaching a suspect to make an apprehension?
- A.
Suspect’s position and attitude
- B.
Your position and your attitude
- C.
Assisting members’ over watch position
- D.
Your position ad available cover and concealment
- 15.Where should the assisting Security Forces member stand to help from a position of advantage?
- A.
To one side
- B.
At a 90-degree angle
- C.
Directly behind the suspect
- D.
Next to the apprehending officer
- 16.What must you evaluate before apprehending a suspect?
- A.
Your ability to make the apprehension alone
- B.
Attitude and physical condition of suspect
- C.
Whether to be domineering or belligerent
- D.
Your position and member’s attitude
- 17.What is the first thing you would do to apply the IKKYO grip properly?
- A.
Grab the back of the suspect’s left hand with your hand palm up (or the suspect’s right with your left)
- B.
Grab the front of the suspect’s right hand with your hand palm down (or the suspect’s right with your left hand)
- C.
Grab the back of the suspect’s right hand with your hand palm down (or the suspects left with your left)
- D.
Grab the side of the suspect’s left hand with your hand palm down (or the suspects left with your right)
- 18.To prevent injury when applying the IKKYO takedown, keep the suspect’s
- A.
Elbow extended out toward the ground
- B.
Arm straight and toward the ground
- C.
Elbow parallel to the ground
- D.
Arm parallel to the ground
- 19.The expandable baton is a unique tool for law enforcement because it provides an
- A.
Emotionless and physical deterrent to aggression
- B.
Emotional and physiological deterrent to aggression
- C.
Emotional and physical deterrent to aggression
- D.
Emotional and psychological deterrent to aggression
- 20.During which portion of the Use of Force Model can you expect to use the baton?
- A.
Resistant (passive)
- B.
Resistant (active)
- C.
Assaultive (bodily harm)
- D.
Assaultive (serious bodily harm/death)
- 21.The three principle target areas, for using the baton on a suspect, are arms,
- A.
Head, and knees
- B.
Legs, and knees
- C.
Knees, and ankles
- D.
Head, and legs
- 22.What type of weapon is the baton primarily used as?
- A.
Non-physical
- B.
Psychological
- C.
Impact
- D.
Lethal
- 23.Oleoresin Capsicum (OC) pepper spray is a pressurized hand-held weapon that is considered
- A.
Lethal
- B.
Non-lethal
- C.
Deadly force
- D.
Resistant (passive)
- 24.What portion, of the Use of Force Model that a subject’s actions are located within, can you expect to use approved electronic control devices?
- A.
Resistant (active)
- B.
Resistant (passive)
- C.
Compliant (active)
- D.
Compliant (resistant)
- 25.Grid coordinates are identified by the grid squares. To get a refined grid coordinate, divide the grid square into
- A.
Fifths
- B.
Tenths
- C.
Fifteenths
- D.
Twentieths
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