A Day with Police Officers-By Jan Kottke

In what way does a police officer help citizens?(Select all that apply)

• We help people.

• We keep people at school.

• We keep people safe.

• We can't help people.

Where does a police officer officially start his or her day?

• At the police car

• At the police station

• At home

• At school

Why does a police officer start his day at the police station?

• To find out where they will patrol that day.

• To find out where the game will be that day.

• To find out where they will sleep that day.

• To find out where they will eat that day.

Why does a police patrol the roads?

• Making sure that people will break the law.

• Making sure that people read law books.

• Making sure that people don't break the law.

• Making sure that people break the law.

Why does a police officer write tickets?

• If a person drives too fast.

• If a person follows the law.

• If a person drives too bus.

• If a person doesn't drive.

Where does a police officer patrol on a horse?

• circus

• school

• party

• parade

What reason does a policeman ride on a horse during a parade?

• Making sure that they march safely.

• Making sure that they run safely.

• Making sure that they skip safely.

• Making sure that they dance safely.

Select the reason that a policeman patrols on a boat.

• Making sure everyone is being silly in the water.

• Making sure everyone is being safe in the water.

• Making sure everyone is playing in the water.

• Making sure everyone has a watch on in the water.

What is the purpose of a police officer patrolling on a bike?

• Making sure everyone in the park is not safe.

• Making sure everyone in the park is safe.

• Making sure everyone in the park is scared.

• Making sure everyone in the park is scared.

Why are the police officer's hands useful when working in the street?

• Using their hands to play with cars to stop and go.

• Using their hands telling cars when to stop and go.

• Using their hands to wave.

• Using their hands to do tricks with cars.