Question 1

Prohibition

Question 2

Misrepresentation

Question 3

Juvenile

Question 4

Reprimand

Question 5

Disbursements

Question 6

Particulars

Question 7

Embezzle

Question 8

Due Diligence

Question 9

Disclosure

Question 10

Juvenile

Question 11

Malicious

Question 12

Reprimand

Question 13

Statutory

Question 14

Unanimous

Question 15

Vagrancy

Question 16

Interrogation

Question 17

Moratorium

Question 18

Larceny

Question 19

Quorum

Question 20

Recidivism

Question 21

Brandish

Question 22

Rebuttable

Question 23

Postponement

Question 24

Summons

Question 25

Laceration

Question 26

Pertinent

Question 27

Conciliation

Question 28

Attorney

Question 29

Incarcerate means to imprison or jail someone.

Question 30

Sheltered means protected or privileged.

Question 31

Corrupt means unethical, shady, or dishonest. They may be guilty of something or committed illegal acts.

Question 32

Preliminary means initial or first.

Question 33

Desolate means deserted, isolated or abandoned.

Question 34

Diffident means timid, hesitant, shy or insecure.

Question 35

Adjourn means to postpone, or hold over.

Question 36

Advocate means to support and provide assistance for.

Question 37

When a comparative adjective is used between two parties, the correct ending is “-er”. If a modifier is used, it becomes redundant (more stronger) and is inappropriate.

Question 38

The correct adjective for rainfall is “less” (rainfall can’t be counted) and the correct adjective for accidents is “fewer” (accidents can be counted).

Question 39

Options A and C are incorrect as "changed" is in past tense and "can" is in present tense. The present tense of "changes" requires "can". Option B requires an apostrophe on the word "ship's".

Question 40

Option B is the correct answer. Option A contains redundant information. Option C is confusing with the statement "situations and the types". Option D is incorrect as the word "is" does not agree with the subject "visits".

Question 41

Option A is the correct answer. Option B is incorrect as there is a verb missing and "gotten" is wrong. Option C is an incomplete sentence. Option D is a run-on sentence.

Question 42

The second sentence is unclear as to why he was arrested. The third sentence is in passive voice and should be rewritten “Since he was arrested for assault…” The third sentence incorrectly uses a semi-colon.

Question 43

The second sentence is unclear and grammatically incorrect, as “of” should be omitted. The third sentence is in passive voice, which should be rewritten as “… Sean will get the necessary information.”

Question 44

Examples 2 and 3 are both sentence fragments and can’t exist by themselves. The final sentence doesn’t make sense and has redundancies (Kevin…he).

Question 45

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Question 48

Of the four accounts, the correct answer shares more in common with the other three statements. There are no statements that are not confirmed by other witnesses.

Question 49

Of the four accounts, the correct answer shares more in common with the other three statements. There are no statements that are not confirmed by other witnesses.

Question 50

Search upon arrest is lawful and Constable Kaur would have authority to do so. Consent can be given with promises of no charges. What would happen if she discovered a bloody knife, which was a murder weapon during the search? Searches for policy are also in appropriate.

Question 51

For a consensual search the suspect must be informed of the consequences and freely give permission. Threatening arrest, or lying about evidence does not justify or legitimize the search. Arresting a person without any cause would not make a search legal either.

Question 52

Performing a secondary search which is justified due to suspicious activities of a person under arrest in the back seat of a police vehicle would be reasonable and justified. Routine searches are not acceptable, nor are unreasonable or unjustifiable searches. Invasive searches would not be required to find a hammer, and just looking suspicious is not a justification.

Question 53

Searches in compliance with a statute are permitted. Placing all youths under arrest without a proper charge would not justify any search, neither would searching for weapons without being able to reasonably explain the necessity for it. Consent for search requires informing of possible consequences for the search.

Question 54

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Question 56

The speed increased by 35 km/h (80 – 45 = 35).
This represents a 77.8% increase (35 / 45 = 0.778 or 77.8%)

Question 57

Which route is the most direct from Terminal 1 to Terminal 2?
East on R13, South on R6, East on R12

Question 58

If you start at Runway A and R10, travel west to Runway C, north to R8, East to R4 and head north, what structure would you find?
Warehouse 2

Question 59

Terminal 1

Question 60

We know that Branton is on the top floor (8th) and Jessop is two floors below him (6th). Lee is immediately below Jessop (5th). Laramy and Josifovic must be covering floors 2 and 3 as the first floor is not covered.

8th Branton
7th Empty
6th Jessop
5th Lee
4th Empty
3rd Laramy
2nd Josifovic
1st Empty

Question 61

We know that Branton is on the top floor (8th) and Jessop is two floors below him (6th). Lee is immediately below Jessop (5th). Laramy and Josifovic must be covering floors 2 and 3 as the first floor is not covered.

8th Branton
7th Empty
6th Jessop
5th Lee
4th Empty
3rd Laramy
2nd Josifovic
1st Empty

Question 62

We know that Branton is on the top floor (8th) and Jessop is two floors below him (6th). Lee is immediately below Jessop (5th). Laramy and Josifovic must be covering floors 2 and 3 as the first floor is not covered.

8th Branton
7th Empty
6th Jessop
5th Lee
4th Empty
3rd Laramy
2nd Josifovic
1st Empty

Question 63

Children are considered persons under the age of 19. If someone is 19, they are legally an adult across the country.

Question 64

There are recommendations to determine what vaccinations or medications may be required, but there are not any specific instructions for specific treatments.

Question 65

There is no charge for the service of registering your valuables and there is no expiration on the form that indicates duties must be paid after a certain time with or without appreciation.

Question 66

The Border service officer would require passports and would then be most likely interested in a consent letter, followed by documentation for jewellery. The government recommends investigating required vaccinations before you leave the country.

Question 67

Health cards, baptismal certificates, and Form BSF 704 is not listed in the information (Form BSF 407 is).

Question 68

1 – Dopey - 2010
2 – Princess - 2014
3 – Butch - 2015
4 – Sniffy - 2017
5 – Puff - 2020

Question 69

1 – Dopey - 2010
2 – Princess - 2014
3 – Butch - 2015
4 – Sniffy - 2017
5 – Puff - 2020

Question 70

1 – Dopey - 2010
2 – Princess - 2014
3 – Butch - 2015
4 – Sniffy - 2017
5 – Puff - 2020

Question 71

Public relations have to be maintained. You should explain to individuals the limits of police powers so they do not feel you are simply neglecting them.

Question 72

Police officers are given powers of discretion. Either option could be justified. It may demonstrate a higher degree of initiative to take the accused into the station to process the prisoner.

Question 73

There is no harm in providing your name and number to the male. You must remain professional and not get upset during the course of your duties.

Question 74

Drinking and driving is a very dangerous offence and could prove to put other motorists lives in danger. You must attempt to stop the male. You will also require assistance.