Tennessee Law Enforcement Training Academy (TLETA) Week 3 Practice Test

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• What is the most common weapon offenders use to assault officers?
• Is it okay to use your phone to take pictures of a crash scene?
• What constitutes reasonable use of force?
• Which of the following would NOT be a focus of Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) training?
• What is the OODA LOOP?
• Which practice should be avoided when interviewing a juvenile to protect welfare?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a high-risk vehicle?
• Under the Fourth Amendment, police actions during a pursuit must be what?
• What is the role of evidence packaging and labeling?
• Which mood disorder is characterized by episodes of both depression and mania?
• In Cooper Color Code, which color corresponds to Relaxed yet Alert?
• Should you maintain due regard while in a pursuit?
• What is stimming?
• How should you approach a suspicious person or vehicle?
• What is a contact officer?
• How many people should an officer assume are in a vehicle?
• Which statement best describes the purpose of labeling evidence as part of the chain of custody?
• In Cooper Color Code, what does orange refer to?
• During an unknown risk traffic stop, which wheel action best aligns with maximizing cover?
• What is the primary purpose of firearm safety and handling at all times?
• Why is accurate, unbiased reporting critical in law enforcement?
• Which element describes a failure to meet the standard of care expected of a reasonable person?
• What is a reasonable standard for documenting evidence on scene?
• Which statement about labeling items on scene is true?
• Which pillar corresponds to the front windshield on a vehicle?
• The statement '1 in 5 adults experience mental illness' implies what percentage?
• With intoximeters, what reflects the true alcohol concentration of the blood?
• How should an officer handle a person with Excited Delirium?
• Pursuits must be based off of what you know.
• Two samples must be within how many BAC units of each other?
• In Cooper Color Code, which color corresponds to Specific Threat Identified?
• What is the correct order for the acronym HIPS?
• Which case is cited for establishing the standard of reasonableness in pursuit-related use of force?
• Which statement about mood disorders is true?
• Which scenario is most likely to result in an assault on an officer, considering factors like number of officer vehicles and backup?
• What is the definition of ambush, according to LEOKA?
• Which action helps prevent contamination of evidence during handling?
• Which of the following is NOT a level of a collision investigation?
• Which statement best describes the difference between probable cause to arrest and probable cause to search?
• Which of the following is NOT a symptom of excited delirium?
• (IR) Infrared Energy Absorption is specific to what?
• In Cooper Color Code, what does red refer to?
• What does P.P.P. stand for?
• What is the deadliest type of call for service?
• An ambush involving entrapment is
• Which color code corresponds to Ready to Act Against Threat?
• 33-6-401 Emergency Detention is only allowed if:
• Infrared Energy Absorption is used in breath analysis to detect which condition?
• What is elopement related to Autism?
• What is the proper scope of consent to search?
• In the HIPS acronym, which term comes third?
• Which term describes a false belief despite evidence?
• Which of the following is NOT an element of negligence?
• Boys are __ times more likely to have autism.
• What is curtilage?
• The focal place of the eye can only see how many degrees?
• What is the purpose of field sobriety tests?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as an example of an anxiety disorder?
• Which practice best aligns with professional ethics when encountering misconduct by a colleague?
• A police stop based on observing a suspect leaving a store with unpaid merchandise is justified by which concept?
• What best describes the difference between an interview and an interrogation?
• Which sensor type is commonly used in alcohol measurement and is electrochemical?
• During a pursuit, what must you continuously do?
• Mental health is affected by _______ , _______ , and _______.
• What is knock-and-announce and when may it be waived?
• What is the primary purpose of scene preservation?
• What is the defining characteristic of a mood disorder?
• What is the first step in the OODA LOOP?
• If a subject burps during the observation period, what should you do?
• What is the open fields doctrine?
• How does the plain view doctrine affect seizure of evidence?
• The term 'contact officer' refers to someone who:
• What rights are conveyed by a standard Miranda warning?
• Why is it important to interview a suspect separately from witnesses?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the three E's of crash reduction?
• Which statement best describes bias-based policing and its prohibition?
• What are most officers sued for pertaining to pursuits?
• What is most common in people having hallucinations?
• What is a psychotic mental illness?
• Which statement best describes entrapment ambush?
• Two samples must be taken within what time frame?
• What constitutes probable cause to arrest?
• In Cooper Color Code, what does yellow refer to?
• Ambush, according to LEOKA, is best described as which of the following?
• What is the difference between direct and circumstantial evidence?
• In use-of-force doctrine, what does the term 'totality of circumstances' refer to?
• Which of the following best describes an appropriate approach to interviewing a witness to avoid leading questions?
• How do you communicate with a person in crisis?
• Using Cooper's Color Code, what does white refer to?
• If a person in crisis expresses delusional beliefs, you should:
• Distance gives us _____.
• Which sample is the final result when using the intoximeter?
• What is the difference between a felony and a misdemeanor?
• 55-8-108 Authorized Emergency Vehicles allows what?
• Which statement best describes the essential elements to include in incident documentation?
• What does pressing T do on the intoximeter?
• Which of the following is NOT a major part of the transportation system?
• Which of the following is NOT a valid basis to search a vehicle without a warrant?
• The C Pillar is associated with which part of the vehicle?
• When a person refuses commands to exit the vehicle, they are a what?
• Which statement best describes the role of incident command in large incidents?
• Should an officer play into a person's delusions?
• What did Haynes v. Hamilton determine about liability for officers in high-speed chases?
• What are the elements required for a proper chain of custody?
• What is the term for the harm suffered as a result of negligence?
• A spontaneous ambush is defined as
• Which statement best describes what is required for a lawful stop based on reasonable suspicion?
• How should weapons found at a crime scene be handled?
• Whose safety is the most important during a pursuit?
• What is de-escalation in policing?
• What is safe approach and contact in a traffic stop?
• On a high-risk traffic stop, how far away should your vehicle be from the suspect's vehicle?
• WIN stands for what?
• Which approach best aligns with interviewing a juvenile?
• What is standardized for evaluating impairment in SFST?
• Which of the following is the causal link in fact between breach and injury called?
• In the pursuit acronym PURSUE, what does the letter P stand for?
• What is the role of the Field Training Officer (FTO) program in the early weeks?
• Which action is not consistent with interviewing a juvenile?
• What is the second level of the five levels of a collision investigation?
• What is the duty to intervene in excessive force situations?
• __% to __% of autistic people are non-verbal.
• Which practice best aligns with professional ethics when addressing bias?
• What is a probable cause search of a vehicle?
• How should you handle confidential informants?
• Which option reflects all required conditions for emergency detention under the given criteria?
• In the context of evidence, what characterizes circumstantial evidence?
• Which statement about implied consent in DUI enforcement is correct?
• Which statement best protects suspects' and victims' privacy in reporting?
• What are the four steps (in order) to John Boyd's OODA LOOP?
• In the statistics, 1 in __ children have autism. Which number completes the statement?
• Fuel cell (EC - Electrochemical cell) is specific for what?
• Which weapon is most typical in a spontaneous ambush?
• What percentage of autistic children die from drowning?
• Using Cooper's Color Code, what does black refer to?
• When is deadly force justified?
• On an unknown risk traffic stop, how far away should your vehicle be from the suspect’s vehicle?
• In the PURSUE acronym, what does the letter S stand for?
• What is the number one priority on a traffic stop?
• In the acronym HIPS, which term corresponds to the second element?
• Under 55-8-194, what are the certification maintenance requirements?
• Which sex is more likely to be diagnosed with autism according to the material?
• Which statement should be avoided when interviewing a juvenile to protect welfare?
• The final reported BAC when multiple samples are collected is based on which sample?
• When may a vehicle be searched without a warrant?
• Is a roadblock considered a seizure, per Rower v. County of Inyo?
• What is the leading cause of death for autistic children?
• Which of the following is an element of negligence?
• Which statement accurately describes the relationship between following distance and speed in a pursuit?
• When are Miranda warnings required?
• Which statement describes essential elements to include when documenting a non-criminal incident?
• Which case removed previous immunity standards for police officers involved in high-speed chases, making police liable?
• Stop, Look, Listen, and Smell refer to which winning encounter?
• Which color code corresponds to 'Immobilized by Fear'?
• How many requirements must be met when using the intoximeter?
• In a traffic stop scenario, what should you say to the driver about the reason for the stop and your authority?
• Which of the following is an example of an anxiety disorder?
• How many attempts will the intoximeter allow before aborting the test?
• Which statement best describes consent to search?
• Which action helps prevent contamination of evidence on scene?
• What are the two types of ambush?
• When applying force, which word completes the phrase: 'Utilize the appropriate amount of force immediately and without ______'?
• What is an anxiety disorder?
• What are three forms of essential exercise?
• In the intoximeter, what does pressing the space bar do?
• What is the most common weapon used in officer killings?
• What does pressing P do on the intoximeter?
• What is a primary purpose of summarizing what you have learned when communicating with a person in crisis?
• Which statement correctly defines reasonable suspicion and probable cause?
• Which practice is essential when preserving evidence at a domestic violence incident scene?
• What should a backup officer do for the primary officer?
• Is it acceptable to play into the delusions of someone with dementia?
• Which of the following is a sign of dementia?
• Which of the following best describes the Driver in the transportation system?
• Which case addresses whether a roadblock constitutes a seizure?
• Why is bias-based policing prohibited?
• Which statement best differentiates credible witness statements from hearsay?
• What are two types of traffic stops?
• What is a search incident to arrest?
• Which items should be included in a domestic violence incident report?
• Which statement about the open fields doctrine is true?
• Which item is part of the three steps of conducting a traffic stop?
• Which statement correctly describes applying force promptly?
• Which cause is highlighted as a risk for autistic children in the material?
• Which factor is NOT cited as influencing mental health in the material?
• What describes the purpose of seals and signatures in chain of custody?
• While in a pursuit, what should you do at intersections?
• After arriving on the scene of an auto accident, what's the first thing you should do?
• What is the correct order of the three E's of crash reduction?
• How should an officer turn their wheels on an unknown risk traffic stop?
• In negligence, what does breach of duty refer to?
• Which of the following is a sign of dementia?
• Under what conditions is consent to search invalid?
• Is it okay to ask a patient: do you want to kill yourself?
• Which element concerns foreseeability and the legal connection between breach and damages?
• During a traffic stop, where is the suspect typically contacted?
• On what type of call for service are officers most likely to be assaulted?
• What is the significance of scene preservation?
• What are some examples of a psychotic mental illness?
• Should your following distance increase as your speed in a pursuit increases?
• Which of the following is an example of a mood disorder besides major depressive disorder?
• What is incident command and why is it used?
• What should you do when responding to a vehicle crash scene?
• Which statement best describes a spontaneous ambush in one sentence?
• Majority of officers are shot and killed at what distance?
• In entrapment ambushes, which firearm type is more common?
• In the early weeks, what is the primary purpose of the FTO program?
• What is the exclusionary rule?
• What is implied consent in DUI enforcement?
• Which of the following is an example of a mood disorder?
• Which actions demonstrate professional ethics on the job?
• Should a criminal crash be treated the same as a regular crash?
• __ in __ adults experience mental illness.
• Which phrase best describes the standard used to judge police actions during a pursuit, considering all facts known at the time?
• How many steps are listed for crisis communication?
• What percentage of officers killed with firearms are killed by ambushes?
• Which statement is true about samples for the intoximeter?
• What level BAC or higher prevents a vehicle from starting in Tennessee?
• What does pressing enter do on the intoximeter?
• Which practice most improves the credibility of a witness statement?
• What is the purpose of a scene safety checklist?
• Which term is used for the harm suffered as a result of negligence?
• The B-pillar is located between which parts of the vehicle?
• Which behavior is inappropriate when interacting with a person in crisis?
• Which unsafe practice increases liability in pursuits?