V2 Unit 5 CDC's Overall Review
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- 1.(236) What community policing philosophy helps improve the overall quality of life in a neighborhood?
- A.
A zero tolerance approach to handling crime.
- B.
Random calls to solve community problems.
- C.
Involvement with local youth programs.
- D.
Greater community voice in setting police priorities.
- 2.(236) The success of any community policing program depends on
- A.
Whether or not the Chief, Security Forces is involved.
- B.
The extent to which the program meets the community’s needs.
- C.
Whether or not all the needs of a community were identified on a survey.
- D.
The degree security forces personnel let the community handle their own problems.
- 3.(237) What purpose does physical protection surveys in preventing crime?
- A.
Determine which program meets the community’s needs.
- B.
Whether or not all of the needs of the installation were identified.
- C.
To establish rapport between police personnel and the community.
- D.
Educate personnel about the steps they can take to protect themselves and their property.
- 4.(238) What is the main purpose of traffic enforcement?
- A.
Enforce the traffic code.
- B.
Reduce traffic accidents.
- C.
Cite people for speeding.
- D.
Control the flow of traffic.
- 5.(238) During a traffic stop, how far from the violator’s vehicle do you position your vehicle?
- A.
10 to 12 feet to the rear and three feet to the left.
- B.
10 to 12 feet to the rear and two feet to the left.
- C.
12 to 15 feet to the rear and three feet to the right.
- D.
12 to 15 feet to the rear and two feet to the right.
- 6.(239) How should you position your vehicle at the scene of an accident?
- A.
As close as you can get to the accident scene.
- B.
So that it doesn’t interfere with the traffic flow around the accident.
- C.
Away from the scene to prevent damage by debris.
- D.
To protect the scene and injured persons while not creating a traffic hazard.
- 7.(240) When directing traffic on a one-way street, it is best for you to stand
- A.
Next to your vehicle.
- B.
In the center of the road.
- C.
Off to the side of the road.
- D.
In the center of the intersection.
- 8.(240) Verbal commands are seldom used when directing traffic for all of the following reasons except
- A.
Motorists will start shouting back.
- B.
Hand and arm signals are sufficient.
- C.
Shouting orders antagonizes motorists.
- D.
They are sometimes difficult to understand.
- 9.(241) Terminate a walk and turn field sobriety test when a suspect
- A.
Steps off the line four or more times.
- B.
Steps off the line three or more times.
- C.
Puts his or her foot down one or more times.
- D.
Puts his or her foot down three or more times.
- 10.(241) What is the minimum number of clues a suspect must exhibit on the one-leg stand field sobriety test to indicate a blood alcohol content (BAC) of at least .08?
- A.
Two.
- B.
Four.
- C.
Six.
- D.
Eight.
- 11.(241) You may administer a horizontal-gaze nystagmus (HGN) field sobriety test on a suspect. HGN is when your eyes
- A.
Are not jerking.
- B.
Appear dilated.
- C.
Involuntarily jerk.
- D.
Start and stop jerking.
- 12.(241) What is the minimum number of clues a suspect must exhibit on the horizontal-gaze nystagmus (HGN) field sobriety test to indicate a blood alcohol content (BAC) of at least .08?
- A.
Two.
- B.
Four.
- C.
Six.
- D.
Eight.
- 13.(242) It is important that you receive official certification of your qualifications and training standards when training on speed measuring devices so the evidence is admissible
- A.
In military court.
- B.
In a civilian court.
- C.
In a civilian and military court.
- D.
To the Chief, Security Forces.
- 14.(243) Results of chemical testing for alcohol or drug content are only valid if it is administered
- A.
Voluntarily.
- B.
With a lawyer present.
- C.
Twice.
- D.
By qualified personnel.
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