Most cops will tell you that the police written exam is probably one of the toughest hurdles to cross in the police hiring process. With that being said, here's one sample test question that you should expect to see on the exam. This particular section of the exam is called written comprehension, which is designed to measure your ability to use English words in a sentence so that others can understand it. Simply use the information given below to come up with the right answer.
Police Exam Sample Question#1:
1. While on routine patrol, Officer Vasquez got dispatched to a traffic accident. Once there, the following information was given to him at the scene:
Location of the accident: Intersection of Main and Washington St.
Time of the accident: 9:00 P.M.
Vehicle involved in the accident: 2004 Dodge
Driver involved in the accident: Brittany Little
Damages: Vehicle struck a guardrail causing a dent to the front passenger side fender.
Officer Vasquez collected all of the information at the scene. He now needs to complete the incident report. Which of the following sentences below most accurately and clearly depicts what took place at the scene.
A) At 9:00 P.M. Brittany Little was at the intersection of Main and Washington St. A 2004 Dodge was involved in a collision when it struck a guardrail causing a dent to the front Passenger side fender.
B) A vehicle was involved in a collision at the intersection of Main and Washington St. at 9:00 P.M. It struck a guardrail causing front fender damages. Brittany Little has a 2004 Dodge.
C) A 2004 Dodge driven by Brittany Little struck a guardrail at the intersection of Main and Washington St. at 9:00 P.M., causing a dent to the front passenger side fender.
D) A 2004 Dodge struck Brittany Little causing a dent to the front passenger side fender at the intersection of Main and Washington St.
Explanation:
The correct expression that clearly, and accurately describes what took place at scene is answer B. If you look at sentence A, you'll notice that it does not clearly depict the events that took place at the scene. Answer B does not put the driver behind the wheel of the vehicle, and finally, answer D completely misrepresents the information provided at the scene.
In Conclusion
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