V2 Unit 2 CDC's Overall Review
- 1.
(208) What are the 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 and available cover and concealment.
Correct Answer
B. Your position and your attitude. -
- 2.
(208) 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.
Correct Answer
A. To one side. -
- 3.
(208) 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.
Correct Answer
B. Attitude and physical condition of suspect. -
- 4.
(209) 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).
- 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).
Correct Answer
C. Grab the back of the suspect’s right hand with your hand palm down (or the suspects left with your left). -
- 5.
(209) 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.
Correct Answer
D. Arm parallel to the ground. -
- 6.
(210) 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.
Correct Answer
C. Emotional and physical deterrent to aggression. -
- 7.
(210) During which portion of the Use of Force Model (UFM) can you expect to use the baton?
- A.
Resistant (passive).
- B.
Resistant (active).
- C.
Assaultive (bodily harm).
- D.
Assaultive (serious bodily harm/death).
Correct Answer
C. Assaultive (bodily harm). -
- 8.
(210) 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.
Correct Answer
B. Legs, and knees. -
- 9.
(210) What type of weapon is the baton primarily used as?
- A.
Non-physical.
- B.
Psychological.
- C.
Impact.
- D.
Lethal.
Correct Answer
C. Impact. -
- 10.
(211) 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).
Correct Answer
B. Non-lethal. -
- 11.
(212) What portion, of the Use of Force Model (UFM) 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).
Correct Answer
A. Resistant (active). -
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