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Pellet B Quiz One

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1.) Choose the clearest and most correctly written sentence. A. The officer interviewed the driver after checking the registration. B. After checking the registration, the driver interviewed the officer. C. The officer, checking the registration, the d A. The officer interviewed the driver after checking the registration.
2.) Choose the clearest and most correctly written sentence. A. The witness said she heard a noise before she opened the door. B. The witness said before opening the door she heard it, a noise. C. Before the door, the witness heard a noise opening it. A. The witness said she heard a noise before she opened the door.
3.) Choose the clearest and most correctly written sentence. A. The officer photographed the damage before the vehicle was moved. B. Before moving, the damage photographed the vehicle by the officer. C. The vehicle, before it moved, the officer photog A. The officer photographed the damage before the vehicle was moved.
4.) Choose the clearest and most correctly written sentence. A. The supervisor reviewed the report and corrected two errors. B. The report reviewed the supervisor and corrected two errors. C. Reviewing the report, two errors corrected the supervisor. A. The supervisor reviewed the report and corrected two errors.
5.) Choose the clearest and most correctly written sentence. A. Because traffic was heavy, the officer arrived later than expected. B. The officer arrived later because traffic, which was heavy than expected. C. Heavy traffic, the officer later than ex A. Because traffic was heavy, the officer arrived later than expected.
6.) The officer's notes were legible. A. easy to read B. incomplete C. confidential D. incorrect A. easy to read
7.) The witness gave a spontaneous statement. A. unplanned B. written C. lengthy D. delayed A. unplanned
8.) The evidence was substantial. A. considerable B. minor C. missing D. unrelated A. considerable
9.) The officer used a discreet approach. A. careful and unobtrusive B. loud and obvious C. reckless D. confused A. careful and unobtrusive
10.) The investigator tried to ascertain the vehicle's location. A. determine B. change C. conceal D. forget A. determine
11.) A city police department began holding monthly neighborhood meetings after residents asked for more opportunities to discuss recurring concerns. Officers provide updates about traffic complaints, property crime trends, and community programs. Resid A. Residents requested more opportunities to discuss concerns
11 A.) Which topic is mentioned as part of the meetings? A. Court sentencing B. Traffic complaints C. Academy admissions D. State tax policy B. Traffic complaints
11 B.) What do the meetings NOT replace? A. Community programs B. Safety projects C. Emergency reporting or formal crime reports D. Traffic updates C. Emergency reporting or formal crime reports
11 C.) What is one intended benefit of the meetings? A. Allow residents to make arrests B. Help identify patterns across community concerns C. Replace calls for service D. Guarantee lower crime B. Help identify patterns across community concerns
11 D.) What happened after six months? A. Every neighborhood had identical attendance. B. The meetings were discontinued. C. Some groups organized safety projects with city staff. D. Emergency calls stopped. C. Some groups organized safety projects with city staff.
Created by: JaNylah
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