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Cleburne County SO

Total questions: 100

Worksheet time: 25hrs 0mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Officer White often works as a drug use prevention officer in the local public schools. He visits three schools a week, 40 weeks out of the year. How many schools does he visit in a year?

a)

100

b)

110

c)

120

d)

130

2.

A robbery suspect has been arrested. The judge in the case has set bail at one million dollars. The bail bondsman requires a 10% deposit to issue a bail bond. What portion of the one million dollars does the robbery suspect need to pay to get the bail bond?

a)

$100,000.00

b)

$10,000.00

c)

$1,000.00

d)

$100.00

3.

Select the word or phrase that most clearly means the same as the underlined word. When the suspect refused to open the door, the police executed the search warrant and took the door off of its hinges.

a)

broke down

b)

presented

c)

signed

d)

carried out

4.

Identify the misspelled word in the following sentence. The surprising news anemated the conversation amongst the group.

a)

surprising

b)

anemated

c)

conversation

d)

amongst

5.

Solve the following: 18 - 3 + (-5) =

a)

26

b)

20

c)

16

d)

10

6.

Brantley goes to his bank to withdraw some money from his account. He has a balance of $527.41. He withdraws $250.00. What is the balance of his account after the withdrawal?

a)

$227.41

b)

$237.41

c)

$257.41

d)

$277.41

7.

Starting from the ground floor, John takes an elevator to the 10th floor. John then goes down 2 floors and up 8 floors. John is on what floor?

a)

20

b)

18

c)

16

d)

4

8.

The witness said that __________ staying at a local motel.

a)

their

b)

they're

c)

there

d)

None of the above

9.

"The shooting occured early Monday morning, at 3:27." Which word is misspelled?

a)

shooting

b)

occured

c)

morning

d)

early

10.

Select the sentence that is correctly written.

a)

Officer Stine and me drove to the scene of the crime.

b)

I and Officer Stine drove to the scene of the crime.

c)

Officer Stine and I drove to the scene of the crime.

d)

Me and Officer Stine drove to the scene of the crime.

11.

Select the sentence that is correctly written.

a)

Last week, the officers had self-defense training.

b)

Last week, the officers have self-defense training.

c)

Last week, the officers has self-defense training.

d)

The officers, last week, have self-defense training.

12.

See the provided pamplet and read number 1. What category of drugs represents the most expensive loss to the pharmacy?

a)

narcotics

b)

analgesics

c)

barbiturates

d)

Other

13.

See the provided pamphlet and read number 1. What was the total value of the stolen goods?

a)

$23,500.00

b)

$22,500.00

c)

$24,500.00

d)

$23,000.00

14.

See the provided pamphlet and read number 1. What category of drugs represents the least expensive loss to the pharmacy?

a)

narcotics

b)

analgesics

c)

barbiturates

d)

Other

15.

What term is the same in meaning as the word underlined in the following sentence? The victims arm was lacerated in the accident.

a)

cut

b)

broken

c)

pulverized

d)

folded

16.

See the provided pamphlet and read number 2. On what basis does Officer Newby seek to search the desk of the City Controller?

a)

Search warrant

b)

City policy

c)

Inherent police power

d)

State Law

17.

See the provided pamphlet and read number 2. The City Controller does not agree to the search on basis that he is an elected official. Which of the following states his position in another way?

a)

He's done nothing wrong

b)

There's nothing incriminating in his desk.

c)

That the police officer has merely a copy of the policy, not the policy itself.

d)

That he is not a city employee.

18.

See the provided pamphlet and read number 2. Which of the following is a true statement based on the passage?

a)

The city worker who reported the crime actually saw what he reported.

b)

The city worker's report of a crime is reliable.

c)

The City Controller took the bag of marijuana before the officer searched.

d)

The city worker had a motive to harm the reputation of the City Controller.

19.

See the provided pamphlet and read number 2. How many people are referenced in the passage?

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

6

20.

Which of the following sentences is not grammatically correct?

a)

The accident happened on Seventh Street at two-thirty in the afternoon.

b)

All the witness gave good statements.

c)

The incident report has a number of issues.

d)

You have to finish the report on the traffic accident before you can leave.

21.

Their were two cars involved in the accident that happened Monday morning at the corner of Broadway and Third Street. Which word is misspelled?

a)

corner

b)

Their

c)

accident

d)

happened

22.

Levi's monthly income in the year 2010 was $48,200, where 14% ($6,748) of his salary was withheld for income tax. In the year 2011, his monthly salary was $51,800, where 16% ($8,288) of his income was withheld for income tax. What was his average take home pay during the years 2010-2011?

a)

$48,482.00

b)

$46,486.00

c)

$44,462.00

d)

$42,482.00

23.

There were five __________ to the crime.

a)

witness's

b)

witness'

c)

witnesses

d)

Witness

24.

During a 10 day period, Officer Douglass drove his patrol motorcycle 1320 miles. If he drove 105 miles on one day, how many miles did he average on the other days?

a)

105

b)

135

c)

255

d)

305

25.

See the provided pamphlet and read number 3. What is the total value of the stolen property?

a)

$1400.00

b)

$1450.00

c)

$1550.00

d)

$1650.00

26.

See the provided pamphlet and read number 3. What is the value of the goods not including the electric saw?

a)

$1100.00

b)

$1200.00

c)

$1300.00

d)

$1250.00

27.

Which term is opposite in meaning from the underlined word in the following sentence? The woman seemed to be inebriated when giving her statement to the police officer.

a)

uneducated

b)

sophisticated

c)

awake

d)

sober

28.

See the provided pamphlet and read number 4. Why did Officer Grice ticket the driver the first time?

a)

The driver ignored the warning that was given the first time.

b)

The driver did not have the required permit.

c)

The officer wanted to teach the driver a lesson.

d)

The driver parked his vehicle outside the courthouse without the required permit.

29.

See the provided pamphlet and read number 4. Why was the judge not swayed by the driver's excuse?

a)

The driver had sufficient notice of the city limit.

b)

The driver ignored the first warning given by the police officer.

c)

The driver parked the truck outside the courthouse without the required permit.

d)

None of the above.

30.

See the provided pamphlet and read number 4. Based on the driver's conduct after the warning, what can be concluded from the passage?

a)

The driver was making a delivery within the city limits.

b)

The driver was not making a delivery within the city limits.

c)

It cannot be determined from the passage whether the driver was making a delivery within the city limits.

d)

None of the above.

31.

See the provided pamphlet and read number 4. On what date did the driver get his first ticket?

a)

May 2nd

b)

May 3rd

c)

May 10th

d)

May 28th

32.

The capital of the state of Arkansas is?

a)

Pine Bluff

b)

Texarkana

c)

Hot Springs

d)

Little Rock

33.

222 + 356 =

a)

568

b)

578

c)

574

d)

564

34.

127 + 197 =

a)

334

b)

314

c)

324

d)

331

35.

986 +869 =

a)

1855

b)

1850

c)

1856

d)

1854

36.

86 + 92 =

a)

168

b)

178

c)

169

d)

177

37.

743 + 602 =

a)

1345

b)

1335

c)

1325

d)

1355

38.

666 + 555 =

a)

1211

b)

1221

c)

1231

d)

1220

39.

825 - 723 =

a)

102

b)

112

c)

122

d)

132

40.

621 - 73 =

a)

528

b)

538

c)

548

d)

523

41.

97 - 58 =

a)

37

b)

38

c)

39

d)

41

42.

652 - 234 =

a)

418

b)

428

c)

438

d)

448

43.

702 - 521 =

a)

171

b)

181

c)

271

d)

281

44.

1025 - 764 =

a)

251

b)

361

c)

351

d)

261

45.

97 x 5 =

a)

485

b)

495

c)

480

d)

490

46.

85 x 7 =

a)

585

b)

590

c)

595

d)

580

47.

78 x 8 =

a)

621

b)

632

c)

616

d)

624

48.

22 x 9 =

a)

118

b)

198

c)

124

d)

188

49.

84 x 6 =

a)

504

b)

524

c)

518

d)

512

50.

72 x 4 =

a)

212

b)

208

c)

288

d)

214

51.

280/5

a)

55

b)

56

c)

50

d)

54

52.

228/6

a)

42

b)

48

c)

32

d)

38

53.

336/7

a)

48

b)

32

c)

42

d)

38

54.

960/8

a)

124

b)

120

c)

125

d)

116

55.

1161/9

a)

109

b)

118

c)

129

d)

126

56.

656/4

a)

164

b)

112

c)

124

d)

158

57.

Which of the following numbers is the smallest amount?

a)

.75

b)

.99

c)

100

d)

.11

58.

Gratuity means anything of value given voluntarily, usually for a service.

a)

True

b)

False

59.

A complacent officer is one who is not vigilant.

a)

True

b)

False

60.

A man under surveillance is one being held for questioning.

a)

True

b)

False

61.

A prisoner who said he acted under duress means he acted under oath.

a)

True

b)

False

62.

The primary duty of the police department is enforcing traffic laws.

a)

True

b)

False

63.

The largest ocean on Earth is...

a)

Atlantic

b)

Indian

c)

Pacific

d)

Arctic

64.

Which of these men never served as President of the United States?

a)

Bill Clinton

b)

Hubert Humphrey

c)

Dwight Eisenhower

d)

Ronald Reagan

65.

The United States Supreme Court convenes for a new term on the first Monday in October. How many justices are there?

a)

5

b)

7

c)

9

d)

11

66.

Which of the following is not a continent?

a)

Greenland

b)

North America

c)

Asia

d)

Australia

67.

Which of the following notable Americans was assassinated?

a)

Martin Luther King

b)

Robert Kennedy

c)

John Kennedy

d)

All of the above

68.

"The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" was written by Samuel Clemens. Clemens is better known as?

a)

Herman Melville

b)

Robert Frost

c)

George Bernard Shaw

d)

Mark Twain

69.

I __________ to go to the store.

a)

got

b)

have

c)

gots

d)

has

70.

__________ the one they have been looking for.

a)

Your

b)

you're

c)

You're

d)

Yours

71.

When those people are finished, __________ going to move __________ car over __________.

a)

they're, their, there

b)

their, they're, there

c)

there, their, they're

d)

they're there, their

72.

The Little Debbie __________ are on sale this week.

a)

cake's

b)

cakes'

c)

cakes

d)

cakes's

73.

Which of the following are examples of a noun?

a)

tree, book, building

b)

here, inside, everywhere

c)

fun, fly, rest

d)

you, me, their

74.

Nouns can be either singular or plural. This is the singular form of "torpedo." What is the plural form?

a)

Torpedoes

b)

Torpedos

c)

Torpedoes'

d)

Torpedoe's

75.

What does the "Thin Blue Line" represent?

a)

The blue material along the seam of most police uniforms.

b)

The blue paint creating a stripe on most police cars.

c)

The blue trim around rank insignias.

d)

The police representing the difference between disorder and order.

76.

Officer Haley is called to an accident scene across town from his present location. If he has to travel three miles on Miller Road, four miles on route 66, and 14 miles on interstate 30, how many miles does he have to travel to get to the accident scene?

a)

19 miles

b)

21 miles

c)

66 miles

d)

73 miles

77.

On Thursday, Officer Griffin worked the 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. shift. At 10:55 p.m. he was called to the scene of an accident where he remained until 1:30 a.m. How long past his regular shift did Officer Griffin work?

a)

55 minutes

b)

1 hour 5 minutes

c)

2 hours

d)

2 hours 30 minutes

78.

How many words are misspelled from the following list: bizare, residence, calendar, fatigue

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

79.

How many words are misspelled from the following list: impase, floresent, plagerism, exonorate.

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

80.

How many words are misspelled from the following list: laboratory, lein, negotiated, phenomenal.

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

81.

See the provided pamphlet and read number 5. How many errors are in line 8?

a)

There are no errors; both entries are exactly the same.

b)

There is an error in 1 column.

c)

There are errors in 2 columns.

d)

There are errors in 3 columns.

82.

See the provided pamphlet and read number 6. How many errors are in this label?

a)

0

b)

1

c)

2

d)

3

83.

See the provided pamphlet and read number 7. Based on the table above, which cookie had the most sales?

a)

Trim Mints

b)

Chocolate

c)

Treefoils

d)

PB&J

84.

How many states are in the US?

a)

48

b)

50

c)

52

d)

51

85.

Is noon AM or PM?

a)

AM

b)

PM

86.

You've seen a map of Italy. In which direction does the toe of the boot face?

a)

Right

b)

Left

87.

A farmer named Brian had 15 sheep, and all but 8 died. How many are left?

a)

7

b)

8

c)

15

d)

9

88.

The teacher bought a sticker for each of her students. There are 30 students in her class. If she gave 15 away, how many does she have left?

a)

10

b)

15

c)

16

d)

0

89.

Officer Wildman was counting by 5's. He stopped at 85. What number would come next?

a)

80

b)

86

c)

90

d)

95

90.

Mr. Malone's third graders were learning patterns on a number chart. They were counting 74, 78, 82, 86. What were they skip counting by and what number would come next in the sequence?

a)

2's, 88

b)

3's, 89

c)

4's, 90

d)

5's, 91

91.

What should you do if another driver tailgates your vehicle?

a)

You must encourage the tail gaiter.

b)

You must pull over to the side and let the vehicle pass.

c)

You should raise your speed to discourage them.

d)

You must not allow the tail gaiter to pass you.

92.

When making a U-turn, you must NOT?

a)

Yield the right of way to oncoming vehicles.

b)

Give a turn signal.

c)

Make it on a curve in the road or on a hill.

d)

Yield to pedestrians

93.

When following a vehicle at night, always?

a)

Turn off your headlights

b)

Follow closely

c)

Switch off your high beam lights

d)

Use high beam headlights

94.

Which of the following statements about right-of-way is incorrect?

a)

Vehicles turning left must yield to oncoming traffic.

b)

At an uncontrolled T intersection, the vehicle at the continuing street must yield to the vehicle at the terminating street.

c)

Vehicles entering or crossing a roadway from a private drive must yield to all oncoming vehicles.

d)

Drivers must yield to all pedestrians at unmarked intersections.

95.

__________ may be used in work zones both day and night to guide drivers into certain traffic lanes?

a)

Flag Persons

b)

Large flashing or sequential arrow panels

c)

Barricades

d)

Channelizing Devices

96.

If you are driving at a slower speed than other traffic on the highway or freeway, stay in the lane....

a)

nearest to the left side of the road

b)

nearest to the center of the road

c)

farthest from the shoulder of the road

d)

nearest to the right side of the road

97.

A yield sign indicates that a driver must slow down when approaching an intersection and __________ if a vehicle or pedestrian with the right of way is approaching from another direction.

a)

be prepared to make a turn

b)

be prepared to make a u turn

c)

be prepared to come to a complete stop

d)

be prepared to increase speed

98.

At an unmarked crosswalk drivers are expected to...

a)

stop and request the pedestrian cross quickly

b)

yield the right of way to the predestrian

c)

signal their intention and proceed

d)

increase the speed of their vehicle to cross before the pedestrians

99.

Double solid yellow lines on the road separate two lanes of traffic..

a)

moving in opposite directions

b)

merging left

c)

moving in the same direction

d)

merging right

100.

When stopped for a traffic violation, which of the following documents must be provided by the driver?

a)

driver's license

b)

registration

c)

proof of insurance

d)

all the above