Police Practice Test

2025 Edition

Take this free police practice test to see the types of questions on the real officer entrance exam. All answers are fully explained and the test is applicable to all police departments. Many police departments and law enforcement agencies use the National Police Officer Selection Test (POST), which focuses primarily on math, reading comprehension, grammar and writing skills.

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1.	Officer Smith often works as a drug-use prevention officer in the local public schools. He visits three schools a week, 40 weeks out of the year. How many schools does he visit in a year?
		a. 100
3 schools a week x 40 weeks = 120 school visits Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		b. 110
3 schools a week x 40 weeks = 120 school visits Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		c. 120
3 schools a week x 40 weeks = 120 school visits Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		d. 130
3 schools a week x 40 weeks = 120 school visits Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.



2.	A robbery suspect has been arrested. The judge in the case has set bail at one million dollars. The bail bondsman requires a 10% deposit to issue a bail bond. What portion of the one million dollars does the robbery suspect need to pay to get the bail bond?
		a. $100,000
$1,000.000 x .1 = $100,000 Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		b. $10,000
$1,000.000 x .1 = $100,000 Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		c. $1,000
$1,000.000 x .1 = $100,000 Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		d. $100
$1,000.000 x .1 = $100,000 Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.



3.	Select the word or phrase that most clearly means the same as the underlined word. When the suspect refused to open the door, the police executed the search warrant and took the door off of its hinges.
		a. broke down
As used in this sentence, "executed" means to carry out or to do what is required by an order, plan or course of action. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		b. presented
As used in this sentence, "executed" means to carry out or to do what is required by an order, plan or course of action. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		c. signed
As used in this sentence, "executed" means to carry out or to do what is required by an order, plan or course of action. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		d. carried out
As used in this sentence, "executed" means to carry out or to do what is required by an order, plan or course of action. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.



4.	Identify the misspelled word in the following sentence. The surprising news anemated the conversation amongst the group.
		a. surprising
The correct spelling is "animated". The meaning of "animated" is to be full of life or excitement, to be lively. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		b. anemated
The correct spelling is "animated". The meaning of "animated" is to be full of life or excitement, to be lively. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		c. conversation
The correct spelling is "animated". The meaning of "animated" is to be full of life or excitement, to be lively. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		d. amongst
The correct spelling is "animated". The meaning of "animated" is to be full of life or excitement, to be lively. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.



5.	Solve the following: 18 - 3 + (- 5) =
		a. 26
18 - 3 + (- 5) 18 -3 - 5 18 - 8 = 10 Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		b. 20
18 - 3 + (- 5) 18 -3 - 5 18 - 8 = 10 Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		c. 16
18 - 3 + (- 5) 18 -3 - 5 18 - 8 = 10 Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		d. 10
18 - 3 + (- 5) 18 -3 - 5 18 - 8 = 10 Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.



6.	Cindy goes to her bank to withdraw some money from her account. She has a balance of $527.41. She withdraws $250.00. What is the balance of her account after the withdrawal?
		a. $227.41
$527.41 - $250 = $277.41 Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		b. $267.41
$527.41 - $250 = $277.41 Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		c. $277.41
$527.41 - $250 = $277.41 Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		d. $287.41
$527.41 - $250 = $277.41 Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.



7.	Starting from the ground floor, John takes an elevator to the 10th floor. John then goes down 2 floors and up 8 floors. John is on what floor?
		a. 20
10 - 2 + 8 = 16 Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		b. 18
10 - 2 + 8 = 16 Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		c. 16
10 - 2 + 8 = 16 Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		d. 4
10 - 2 + 8 = 16 Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.



8.	The witnesses said that ______ staying at a local motel.
		a. their
They're is a contraction of the plural pronoun "they" and third person pluaral verb "are". Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		b. they're
They're is a contraction of the plural pronoun "they" and third person pluaral verb "are". Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		c. there
They're is a contraction of the plural pronoun "they" and third person pluaral verb "are". Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		d. None of the above.
They're is a contraction of the plural pronoun "they" and third person pluaral verb "are". Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.



9.	"The shooting occured early Monday morning, at 3:27." Which word is misspelled?
		a. shooting
The correct spelling is "occurred", which means to have happened or have taken place. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		b. occured
The correct spelling is "occurred", which means to have happened or have taken place. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		c. morning
The correct spelling is "occurred", which means to have happened or have taken place. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		d. early
The correct spelling is "occurred", which means to have happened or have taken place. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.



10.	Select the sentence that is correctly written.
		Officer Salanco and me drove to the scene of the crime.
It is a convention in the English language to use the form "Someone and I" when you list several people including yourself. "Someone and I" is the subject of the sentence. You should use the subjective form "I" instead of the objective "me". Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		I and Officer Salanco drove to the scene of the crime.
It is a convention in the English language to use the form "Someone and I" when you list several people including yourself. "Someone and I" is the subject of the sentence. You should use the subjective form "I" instead of the objective "me". Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		Officer Salanco and I drove to the scene of the crime.
It is a convention in the English language to use the form "Someone and I" when you list several people including yourself. "Someone and I" is the subject of the sentence. You should use the subjective form "I" instead of the objective "me". Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		Me and Officer Salanco drove to the scene of the crime.
It is a convention in the English language to use the form "Someone and I" when you list several people including yourself. "Someone and I" is the subject of the sentence. You should use the subjective form "I" instead of the objective "me". Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.



11.	Select the sentence that is correctly written.
		a. Last week, the officers had self-defense training.
Use "had" as the past tense of both "have" and "has". Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		b. Last week, the officers have self-defense training.
Use "had" as the past tense of both "have" and "has". Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		c. Last week, the officers has self-defense training.
Use "had" as the past tense of both "have" and "has". Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		d. The officers, last week, have self-defense training.
Use "had" as the past tense of both "have" and "has". Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.



12.	Use the following information to answer questions 12-14. A local pharmacy has been burglarized. The following is a summary of the kinds of drugs that were stolen and their total value: Narcotics $7,000; Barbiturates $4,000; Analgesics $9,500; and Other $3,000. What category of drugs represents the most expensive loss to the pharmacy?
		a. Narcotics
The stolen analgesics totaled $9,500 in loss while all of the other narcotics were in lesser value amounts. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		b. Analgesics
The stolen analgesics totaled $9,500 in loss while all of the other narcotics were in lesser value amounts. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		c. Barbiturates
The stolen analgesics totaled $9,500 in loss while all of the other narcotics were in lesser value amounts. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		d. Other
The stolen analgesics totaled $9,500 in loss while all of the other narcotics were in lesser value amounts. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.



13.	What was the total value of the stolen goods?
		a. $23,500.00
$9,500 + $7,000 + $4,000 + $3,000 = $23,500 Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		b. $22,500.00
$9,500 + $7,000 + $4,000 + $3,000 = $23,500 Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		c. $24,500.00
$9,500 + $7,000 + $4,000 + $3,000 = $23,500 Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		d. $23,000.00
$9,500 + $7,000 + $4,000 + $3,000 = $23,500 Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.



14.	What category of drugs represents the least expensive loss to the pharmacy?
		a. Narcotics
According to the scenario, "other" narcotic types were stolen in lesser amounts than the other listed narcotics. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		b. Analgesics
According to the scenario, "other" narcotic types were stolen in lesser amounts than the other listed narcotics. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		c. Barbiturates
According to the scenario, "other" narcotic types were stolen in lesser amounts than the other listed narcotics. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		d. Other
According to the scenario, "other" narcotic types were stolen in lesser amounts than the other listed narcotics. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.



15.	Read the following passage once and answer questions 15 - 17. Do not refer back to the passage to answer the following questions. The city has a policy that searches can be conducted on an employee's locker, desk or city-owned vehicle at any time, with or without the employee's presence. Officer Randall is asked by his supervisor to search the desk of the City Controller, an elected official, due to the report of a city worker that the City Controller was seen smoking marijuana behind the city building and putting a baggie with a green leafy substance in his desk about one hour ago. When the City Controller's secretary refused to allow the search, Officer Randall showed the secretary a written copy of the city policy. The secretary called the City Controller, who was out on a job site, inspecting a city owned warehouse. He informed the secretary to refuse the search on the basis that he is an elected official. Officer Randall forced his way past the secretary and went through the City Controller's desk. Nothing incriminating was found. The secretary sustained a broken arm as a result of the incident. The city worker who reported the City Controller was known to have much animosity toward the City Controller because the City Controller suspended the city worker the previous month for tardiness. On what basis does Officer Randall seek to search the desk of the City Controller?
		a. search warrant
The officer sought to search the City Controller's desk on basis of the city policy that permitted searches with or without the employee being present. The officer did not obtain a search warrant. There was no imminent threat to the destruction of evidence since the City Controller was away at a job site. Police officers act by virtue of authority given to them by statutory law and administrative regulations which govern the agency they work for. "Inherent police power" is too vague an answer and does not refer to any specific authority. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		b. city policy
The officer sought to search the City Controller's desk on basis of the city policy that permitted searches with or without the employee being present. The officer did not obtain a search warrant. There was no imminent threat to the destruction of evidence since the City Controller was away at a job site. Police officers act by virtue of authority given to them by statutory law and administrative regulations which govern the agency they work for. "Inherent police power" is too vague an answer and does not refer to any specific authority. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		c. imminent threat of the destruction of evidence
The officer sought to search the City Controller's desk on basis of the city policy that permitted searches with or without the employee being present. The officer did not obtain a search warrant. There was no imminent threat to the destruction of evidence since the City Controller was away at a job site. Police officers act by virtue of authority given to them by statutory law and administrative regulations which govern the agency they work for. "Inherent police power" is too vague an answer and does not refer to any specific authority. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		d. inherent police power
The officer sought to search the City Controller's desk on basis of the city policy that permitted searches with or without the employee being present. The officer did not obtain a search warrant. There was no imminent threat to the destruction of evidence since the City Controller was away at a job site. Police officers act by virtue of authority given to them by statutory law and administrative regulations which govern the agency they work for. "Inherent police power" is too vague an answer and does not refer to any specific authority. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.



16.	The City Controller does not agree to the search on basis that he is an elected official. Which of the following states his position in another way?
		a. He's done nothing wrong.
The city policy applies to city employees. The City Controller tries to establish that his desk is not coverd by the city policy because he's an elected official, or, in other words, not a city employee. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		b. There's nothing incriminating in his desk.
The city policy applies to city employees. The City Controller tries to establish that his desk is not coverd by the city policy because he's an elected official, or, in other words, not a city employee. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		c. That the police officer has merely a copy of the policy, not the policy itself.
The city policy applies to city employees. The City Controller tries to establish that his desk is not coverd by the city policy because he's an elected official, or, in other words, not a city employee. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		d. That he is not a city employee.
The city policy applies to city employees. The City Controller tries to establish that his desk is not coverd by the city policy because he's an elected official, or, in other words, not a city employee. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.



17.	Which of the following is a true statement based on the passage?
		a. The city worker who reported the crime actually saw what he reported.
The city worker who reported the City Controller had a motive to harm his reputation. The passage states that the city worker had been suspended for tardiness the previous month by the City Controller. Due to this situation, the city worker may not be reliable. While the report states the City Controller was seen smoking marijuana, it does not identify the witness as the city worker. There is no statement in the passage that the City Controller removed a bag of marijuna from his desk before the officder serached it. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		b. The city worker's report of a crime is reliable.
The city worker who reported the City Controller had a motive to harm his reputation. The passage states that the city worker had been suspended for tardiness the previous month by the City Controller. Due to this situation, the city worker may not be reliable. While the report states the City Controller was seen smoking marijuana, it does not identify the witness as the city worker. There is no statement in the passage that the City Controller removed a bag of marijuna from his desk before the officder serached it. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		c. The City Controller took the bag of marijuna before the officer searched the drawer.
The city worker who reported the City Controller had a motive to harm his reputation. The passage states that the city worker had been suspended for tardiness the previous month by the City Controller. Due to this situation, the city worker may not be reliable. While the report states the City Controller was seen smoking marijuana, it does not identify the witness as the city worker. There is no statement in the passage that the City Controller removed a bag of marijuna from his desk before the officder serached it. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		d. The city worker had a motive to harm the reputation of the City Controller.
The city worker who reported the City Controller had a motive to harm his reputation. The passage states that the city worker had been suspended for tardiness the previous month by the City Controller. Due to this situation, the city worker may not be reliable. While the report states the City Controller was seen smoking marijuana, it does not identify the witness as the city worker. There is no statement in the passage that the City Controller removed a bag of marijuna from his desk before the officder serached it. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.



18.	How many people are referenced in the passage?
		a. 3
Five people are referenced in the passage: 1. Officer Randall 2. Officer Randall's supervisor 3. City Worker 4. City Controller 5. City Controller's secretary Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		b. 4
Five people are referenced in the passage: 1. Officer Randall 2. Officer Randall's supervisor 3. City Worker 4. City Controller 5. City Controller's secretary Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		c. 5
Five people are referenced in the passage: 1. Officer Randall 2. Officer Randall's supervisor 3. City Worker 4. City Controller 5. City Controller's secretary Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		d. 6
Five people are referenced in the passage: 1. Officer Randall 2. Officer Randall's supervisor 3. City Worker 4. City Controller 5. City Controller's secretary Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.



19.	Which of the following sentences is not grammatically correct?
		a. The accident happened on Seventh street at two-thirty in the afternoon.
Wtiness needs to be in the plural form for this sentence to be grammatically correct. The plural form for witness is "witnesses." Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		b. All the witness gave good statements.
Wtiness needs to be in the plural form for this sentence to be grammatically correct. The plural form for witness is "witnesses." Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		c. The incident report has a number of issues.
Wtiness needs to be in the plural form for this sentence to be grammatically correct. The plural form for witness is "witnesses." Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		d. You have to finish the report on the traffic accident before you can go home.
Wtiness needs to be in the plural form for this sentence to be grammatically correct. The plural form for witness is "witnesses." Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.



20.	Their were two cars involved in the accident that happened Monday morning at the corner of Broadway and Third Street. Which word is misspelled?
		a. corner
The possessieve pronoun "their" should not be used. Instead, the adjective "there" would help make clear that two cars were involved in the accident. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		b. happened
The possessieve pronoun "their" should not be used. Instead, the adjective "there" would help make clear that two cars were involved in the accident. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		c. accident
The possessieve pronoun "their" should not be used. Instead, the adjective "there" would help make clear that two cars were involved in the accident. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		d. Their
The possessieve pronoun "their" should not be used. Instead, the adjective "there" would help make clear that two cars were involved in the accident. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.



21.	Jane's monthly income in the year 2020 was $48,200, where 14% of her salary was withheld for income tax. In the year 2021, her monthly salary was $51,800, where 16% of her income was withheld for income tax. What was her average take home pay during the years 2020-2021?
		$48,482
First, we have to determine the take home pay for each of the two years, 2020 and 2021 In 2020, Jane paid the followoing in taxes: $48,200 x .14 = $6,748 $48,200 - $6,748 = $41,452 take home pay for 2020 In 2021, Jane paid the following in taxes: $51,800 x .16 = $8,288 $51,800 - $8,288 = $43,512 To find the average for the two years, add $41,452 and $43,512 and then divide by 2: $41,452 + $43,512 = $84,964 $84,964 ÷ 2 = $42,482 Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		$46,486
First, we have to determine the take home pay for each of the two years, 2020 and 2021 In 2020, Jane paid the followoing in taxes: $48,200 x .14 = $6,748 $48,200 - $6,748 = $41,452 take home pay for 2020 In 2021, Jane paid the following in taxes: $51,800 x .16 = $8,288 $51,800 - $8,288 = $43,512 To find the average for the two years, add $41,452 and $43,512 and then divide by 2: $41,452 + $43,512 = $84,964 $84,964 ÷ 2 = $42,482 Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		$44,462
First, we have to determine the take home pay for each of the two years, 2020 and 2021 In 2020, Jane paid the followoing in taxes: $48,200 x .14 = $6,748 $48,200 - $6,748 = $41,452 take home pay for 2020 In 2021, Jane paid the following in taxes: $51,800 x .16 = $8,288 $51,800 - $8,288 = $43,512 To find the average for the two years, add $41,452 and $43,512 and then divide by 2: $41,452 + $43,512 = $84,964 $84,964 ÷ 2 = $42,482 Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		$42,482
First, we have to determine the take home pay for each of the two years, 2020 and 2021 In 2020, Jane paid the followoing in taxes: $48,200 x .14 = $6,748 $48,200 - $6,748 = $41,452 take home pay for 2020 In 2021, Jane paid the following in taxes: $51,800 x .16 = $8,288 $51,800 - $8,288 = $43,512 To find the average for the two years, add $41,452 and $43,512 and then divide by 2: $41,452 + $43,512 = $84,964 $84,964 ÷ 2 = $42,482 Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.



22.	There were five ____________ to the crime.
		a. witness's
The plural form of witness is witnesses. The sentence does involve the possessive form of witness, so an apostraphe is not needed. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		b. witness'
The plural form of witness is witnesses. The sentence does involve the possessive form of witness, so an apostraphe is not needed. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		c. witnesses
The plural form of witness is witnesses. The sentence does involve the possessive form of witness, so an apostraphe is not needed. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		d. witness
The plural form of witness is witnesses. The sentence does involve the possessive form of witness, so an apostraphe is not needed. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.



23.	During a 10 day period, Officer Mandel drove his patrol motorcycle 1,320 miles. If he drove 105 miles on one day, how many miles did he average on the other days?
		a. 105
First, subtract 105 from 1,320 to determine the distance covered in the other nine days: 1,320 - 105 = 1,215 Divide 1,215 by nine days to find the average per day: 1,215 ÷ 9 = 135 miles per day Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		b. 135
First, subtract 105 from 1,320 to determine the distance covered in the other nine days: 1,320 - 105 = 1,215 Divide 1,215 by nine days to find the average per day: 1,215 ÷ 9 = 135 miles per day Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		c. 255
First, subtract 105 from 1,320 to determine the distance covered in the other nine days: 1,320 - 105 = 1,215 Divide 1,215 by nine days to find the average per day: 1,215 ÷ 9 = 135 miles per day Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		d. 305
First, subtract 105 from 1,320 to determine the distance covered in the other nine days: 1,320 - 105 = 1,215 Divide 1,215 by nine days to find the average per day: 1,215 ÷ 9 = 135 miles per day Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.



24.	Officer Perry prepared a police report on a theft from a hardware store. He listed the stolen property as follows: Air Compressor - $600 Drill - $100 Electric Saw - $250 Copper Pipe - $500 What is the total value of the stolen property?
		a. $1,400
$600 $100 $250 +$500 $1,450 Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		b. $1,450
$600 $100 $250 +$500 $1,450 Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		c. $1,550
$600 $100 $250 +$500 $1,450 Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		d. $1,650
$600 $100 $250 +$500 $1,450 Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.



25.	What is the value of the goods in question 24 not including the electric saw?
		a. $1,100
$600 $100 + $500 $1,200 Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		b. $1,200
$600 $100 + $500 $1,200 Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		c. $1,300
$600 $100 + $500 $1,200 Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		d. $1,400
$600 $100 + $500 $1,200 Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.



26.	Which term is opposite in meaning from the underlined word in the following sentence? The women seemed to be inebriated when giving her statement to the police officer.
		a. uneducated
Inebriated mean intoxicated. Sober means not affected by alcohol. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		b. sophisticated
Inebriated mean intoxicated. Sober means not affected by alcohol. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		c. awake
Inebriated mean intoxicated. Sober means not affected by alcohol. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		d. sober
Inebriated mean intoxicated. Sober means not affected by alcohol. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.



27.	What term is the same in meaning as the word underlined in the following sentence? The victim's arm was lacerated in the accident.
		a. cut
Both lacerated and cut mean torn. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		b. broken
Both lacerated and cut mean torn. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		c. pulverized
Both lacerated and cut mean torn. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		d. folded
Both lacerated and cut mean torn. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.



28.	Read the following scenario and answer questions 28 - 31. In an effort to cut down on traffic and air pollution in the center of town, an ordinance is enacted and signed by the mayor that forbids certain size trucks from entering the city limts, except delivery trucks which have either to drop off or pick up goods or other materials from local businesses or residences. To enter the city, delivery vehicles must first obtain a special permit from the office of licenses and permits and display the permit on the front windshield. The ordinance authorizes the police to ticket any truck in the city not displaying a permit. On May 2nd, Officer Brown saw a truck go by him in the town without a permit displayed. He pulled the truck over and questioned the driver. The driver said he was from out-of-town and was not aware of the ordinance. Officer Brown gave the driver a warning and told him to either drive out of the city or, if he was making a delivery, to go to the office of license and permits to get a permit. The driver was compliant and drove out of the town. On May 10th, Officer Brown saw the same truck and driver in the town, again without the required permit. The driver apologized and said he did not know he was in the city limits. Officer Brown ticketed the driver. The driver appealed his ticket and a hearing was held in the city on May 28th. The judge was not sympathetic to the driver's excuse, as there was a sign giving notice of the city limit just down the street that the driver had passed when entering the city limits. When Officer Brown was leaving the courthouse, he noticed the driver had parked his truck in a lot down the street. Officer Brown was surprised to see that the truck failed to display the required permit. Officer Brown put a ticket on the front windshield of the truck and went about his day. Why did Officer Brown ticket the driver the first time?
		a. The driver ignored the warning that was given the first time.
The officer ticketed the driver the first time because he failed to have the required permit to drive into the city. While the driver did ignore the previous warning, that is not the basis of the ticket. The question asks about the first ticket, and answer D addresses the second ticket. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		b. The driver did not have the required permit.
The officer ticketed the driver the first time because he failed to have the required permit to drive into the city. While the driver did ignore the previous warning, that is not the basis of the ticket. The question asks about the first ticket, and answer D addresses the second ticket. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		c. The officer wanted to teach the driver a lesson.
The officer ticketed the driver the first time because he failed to have the required permit to drive into the city. While the driver did ignore the previous warning, that is not the basis of the ticket. The question asks about the first ticket, and answer D addresses the second ticket. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		d. The driver parked his vehicle outside the courthouse without the required permit.
The officer ticketed the driver the first time because he failed to have the required permit to drive into the city. While the driver did ignore the previous warning, that is not the basis of the ticket. The question asks about the first ticket, and answer D addresses the second ticket. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.



29.	Why was the judge not swayed by the driver's excuse?
		a. The driver had sufficient notice of the city limit.
The scenario states that the driver drove past a sign indicating the city limit. Therefore, the driver had actual or constructive notice that he had gone into the city and was required to have a permit, as he was first warned. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		b. The driver ignored the first warning given by the police officer.
The scenario states that the driver drove past a sign indicating the city limit. Therefore, the driver had actual or constructive notice that he had gone into the city and was required to have a permit, as he was first warned. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		c. The driver parked the truck outside the courthouse without the required permit.
The scenario states that the driver drove past a sign indicating the city limit. Therefore, the driver had actual or constructive notice that he had gone into the city and was required to have a permit, as he was first warned. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		d. None of the above.
The scenario states that the driver drove past a sign indicating the city limit. Therefore, the driver had actual or constructive notice that he had gone into the city and was required to have a permit, as he was first warned. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.



30.	Based on the driver's conduct after the warning, what can be inferred from the passage?
		a. The driver was making a delivery within the city limits.
When the driver was first stopped and given a warning, the officer gave the driver the choice of driving out of the city or to go to the office of license and permits and get a permit to make deliveries. The driver drove out of the city without seeking a permit, so it can be inferred that he was not making a delivery. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		b. The driver was not making a delivery within the city limits.
When the driver was first stopped and given a warning, the officer gave the driver the choice of driving out of the city or to go to the office of license and permits and get a permit to make deliveries. The driver drove out of the city without seeking a permit, so it can be inferred that he was not making a delivery. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		c. It cannot be determined from the passage whether the driver was making a delivery within the city limits.
When the driver was first stopped and given a warning, the officer gave the driver the choice of driving out of the city or to go to the office of license and permits and get a permit to make deliveries. The driver drove out of the city without seeking a permit, so it can be inferred that he was not making a delivery. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.



31.	On what date did the driver get his first ticket?
		a. May 2nd
The officer gave the driver a warning on May 2nd, a ticket on May 10th and a second ticket on May 28th. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		b. May 3rd
The officer gave the driver a warning on May 2nd, a ticket on May 10th and a second ticket on May 28th. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		c. May 10th
The officer gave the driver a warning on May 2nd, a ticket on May 10th and a second ticket on May 28th. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
		d. May 28th
The officer gave the driver a warning on May 2nd, a ticket on May 10th and a second ticket on May 28th. Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.