Security Practice Test Questions and
Answers
1. According to Section 26 of the Criminal Code of Canada,
everyone who is authorized to use force is:
A. Criminally liable for any excess according to the nature and quality
of the act constituting the excess
B. Civilly liable for any excess according to the nature and quality
of the act constituting the excess
C.Criminally and civilly liable for any excess according to the nature
and quality of the act constituting the excess
D. Protected from Criminal and Civil proceedings against them in
cases where excessive force is used.: A
2. Which is an example of "Access Control"?
A. The deterrence of crime through the use of uniformed Surveillance
B. The Controlling and issuing keys and access passes to visitors and
workers
C. Searching someone upon arrest
D. All of the above: B
3. What are examples of what a Security Guard should include with
,evidence being collected?
A. The date and time
B. The location the evidence was collected at
C. The name of the individual collecting the evidence
D. All of the above: D
4. If a police officer asks a guard to leave a site to assist him/her,
what should the guard do?
A. Tell the Officer that they are not allowed to leave their post
B. Go assist the Officer and inform your supervisor prior to leaving
your post
C. Get another guard to assist the Officer
D. Do nothing: B
5. Which of the following equipment would a security guard who is on
a vehicle patrol most likely use to communicate with a
dispatcher?
A. Facsimile machine
B. Alarm System
C. Two-way radio
D. Cell Phone: C
, 6. Which of the following are considered access control points?
A. Door, turnstile, parking gate
B. Window, door, stairs
C. Sidewalk, pathway, lane
D. Room, garage, lobby: A
7. Which Regulation under the Private Security and Investigative
Services Act, 2005, sets out what data a licensed business entity
shall keep?
A. Information to be provided to the Registrar
B. Insurance
C. Recordkeeping Requirements for licensed Business Entities
D. Registration requirements for Business Entities: C
8. A Security Guard is on patrol and encounters an individual who
has injured himself. The individual refused help from the security
guard although the Security Guard advises the individual that
he/she is trained in first aid. What should the Security Guard do?
A. Demand that the individual let the security guard perform
first aid on him/her
B. Ask a passerby to assist the individual instead
C. Call for help and wait until the ambulance/medical help arrives
Answers
1. According to Section 26 of the Criminal Code of Canada,
everyone who is authorized to use force is:
A. Criminally liable for any excess according to the nature and quality
of the act constituting the excess
B. Civilly liable for any excess according to the nature and quality
of the act constituting the excess
C.Criminally and civilly liable for any excess according to the nature
and quality of the act constituting the excess
D. Protected from Criminal and Civil proceedings against them in
cases where excessive force is used.: A
2. Which is an example of "Access Control"?
A. The deterrence of crime through the use of uniformed Surveillance
B. The Controlling and issuing keys and access passes to visitors and
workers
C. Searching someone upon arrest
D. All of the above: B
3. What are examples of what a Security Guard should include with
,evidence being collected?
A. The date and time
B. The location the evidence was collected at
C. The name of the individual collecting the evidence
D. All of the above: D
4. If a police officer asks a guard to leave a site to assist him/her,
what should the guard do?
A. Tell the Officer that they are not allowed to leave their post
B. Go assist the Officer and inform your supervisor prior to leaving
your post
C. Get another guard to assist the Officer
D. Do nothing: B
5. Which of the following equipment would a security guard who is on
a vehicle patrol most likely use to communicate with a
dispatcher?
A. Facsimile machine
B. Alarm System
C. Two-way radio
D. Cell Phone: C
, 6. Which of the following are considered access control points?
A. Door, turnstile, parking gate
B. Window, door, stairs
C. Sidewalk, pathway, lane
D. Room, garage, lobby: A
7. Which Regulation under the Private Security and Investigative
Services Act, 2005, sets out what data a licensed business entity
shall keep?
A. Information to be provided to the Registrar
B. Insurance
C. Recordkeeping Requirements for licensed Business Entities
D. Registration requirements for Business Entities: C
8. A Security Guard is on patrol and encounters an individual who
has injured himself. The individual refused help from the security
guard although the Security Guard advises the individual that
he/she is trained in first aid. What should the Security Guard do?
A. Demand that the individual let the security guard perform
first aid on him/her
B. Ask a passerby to assist the individual instead
C. Call for help and wait until the ambulance/medical help arrives
