TEEX PRACTICE TEST 1 EXAM QUESTIONS WITH PASSED ANSWERS!!
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Course
TEEX
Institution
TEEX
Police may make a valid stop if they have __________. (10)
Select one:
a.a suspicion
nable suspicion
c.a mere hunch
d.a valid search warrant - ️️b.
reasonable suspicion
In addition to being effective in traffic law enforcement, motorcycle patrol can be used to
__________. (35)
Select o...
TEEX PRACTICE TEST 1
Police may make a valid stop if they have __________. (10)
Select one:
a.a suspicion
b.reasonable suspicion
c.a mere hunch
d.a valid search warrant - ✔️✔️b.
reasonable suspicion
In addition to being effective in traffic law enforcement, motorcycle patrol can be used to
__________. (35)
Select one:
a.replace foot patrol
b.safely pursue felony suspects
c.escort units for dignitaries
d.increase the department's personnel - ✔️✔️c.
escort units for dignitaries
A Taser can cause serious injury or death to an animal and so should be used
sparingly. (39) - ✔️✔️T
What are things to look for as an Officer that could indicate the presence of a dog when
approaching a house or business? (39)
Select one:
a.Dog house
b.Dog food/water bowl
c.Signage cautioning presence of dog
d.Signs of digging in the yard
e.All of the above - ✔️✔️e.All of the above
Every motor vehicle shall be equipped with at least how many head lamps in working
order? (22)
Select one:
a.one
b.two
c.three
d.four
e.more than two - ✔️✔️b.
two
, For a peace officer, reasonable belief is defined as the belief of __________. (28)
Select one:
a.the chief of police or sheriff
b.your supervising officer
c.another peace officer acting in the same circumstances
d.a newspaper editor who covers the story for a news report - ✔️✔️c.
another peace officer acting in the same circumstances
According to the 80/20 Rule, you should spend 80% of your time doing which of the
following? (27)
Select one:
a.Talking
b.Watching the other person
c.Listening
d.Gesturing - ✔️✔️c.Listening
In determining whether your actions were reasonable and not an intrusion into a citizens
fourth amendment rights, the courts will judge by reference to the "Reasonableness
Standard." This standard will look at which of the following? (28)
Select one:
a.Individual facts and circumstances
b.Extent of the injuries
c.Whether the force was used to maintain or gain control or to harm
d.All of the above - ✔️✔️d.All of the above
Conduct merely affording a person the opportunity to commit an offense does not
constitute entrapment. (8)
Select one:
True
False - ✔️✔️true
A motor-vehicle that cannot produce more than five-brake horsepower, is the definition
of a/an __________. (22)
Select one:
a.motorcycle
b.bicycle
c.ATV
d.moped - ✔️✔️d.
moped
Which of the following is/are type(s) of dog aggression? (39)
Select one:
a.Passive Aggression
b.Cowardly Aggression
c.Territorial Aggression
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