NYPD FIRST TRIMESTER TEST UPDATED ACTUAL
EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question 1.
Leave of absence report
ANSWER
-UF28 must be submitted to CO 5 days before leave commences.
Question 2.
Duty Captain
ANSWER
**Rank of captain
-provide command level coverage in those commands within the borough where neither the
CO nor XO is performing duty.
-will also monitor the performance of members on patrol and visit commands within the
borough, taking corrective action when required.
Question 3.
Deputy Chief
ANSWER
-1 star
-serve as detective borough commanders, patrol borough executive officers, and
commanders of major units within bureaus headed by deputy commissioners or bureau
chiefs.
Question 4.
The Act/Involuntary Compliance
ANSWER
You must take police action! Utilize the appropriate force option to effect the arrest or
neutralize the resistance. Always be in a position to "Act" and avoid placing yourself in a
position to have to "React." If it becomes necessary to take police action, do so in a tactically
sound manner.
,Question 5.
Assistant Chief
ANSWER
-2 stars
-serve as the commanders of each of the NYPD's eight patrol boroughs
-Also hold position of XO
Question 6.
three fundamental actions upon arrival at a scene
ANSWER
1. Identify evidence,
2. Preserve evidence
3. Inform investigators.
Question 7.
Deputy Commissioner
ANSWER
-3 stars
-responsible for an important area of activity with some overseeing the functions of an entire
bureau.
Question 8.
Crime scene
ANSWER
the area where a crime was committed including routes to and from the location in where
additional physical evidence that may have forensic, investigative, or demonstrative value
may be found.
Question 9.
Deputy Inspector
ANSWER
-the first discretionary rank above the rank of captain. It is a reward for excellent performance
as a captain. It typically is given to individuals who have served as exemplary commanders of
patrol precincts, police service areas, or transit districts.
, Question 10.
When a member of the service encounters a Limited English Proficient (LEP) person(s) and the
services of an interpreter are necessary:
ANSWER
1. Determine the primary language of the LEP person(s) through any of the following:
-Presenting the poster entitled "Free Interpretation Sign (SP 487)," Activity Log (PD112-145)
inserts entitled "I Speak... (PD112-121)" and "Primary Language Identifier (PD312-091)," or the
card entitled "Primary Language Identifier - Detective Bureau
2. Determine if a bilingual member of service is readily available (on scene, on duty within
command etc.) to interpret and whether his/her use is appropriate. Preference should be
given to a readily available certified Department interpreter.
3. If a bilingual member of the service is not readily available, but a bilingual member of the
public is readily available, determine whether the individual is willing to interpret, and whether
his/her use is appropriate.
Question 11.
Operations coordinator (ADMIN LIEUTENANT)
ANSWER
-Supervises command staff including the training sergeant, crime analysis sergeant, and the
traffic safety sergeant.
Question 12.
Language Line Service
ANSWER
A certified interpreter can be accessed twenty-four hours a day/seven days a week via the
Language Line Service on a Department cellular telephone or the dual handset telephone
located in every precinct complaint room, detective squad, police service area (PSA) and
transit district complaint room
Question 13.
Operations orders
ANSWER
details relating to a single event or condition that will exist for a limited time (e.g., a parade or
demonstration). They contain instructions, information, or directions for compliance with, or
clarification of, an existing procedure to achieve uniform performance.
EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question 1.
Leave of absence report
ANSWER
-UF28 must be submitted to CO 5 days before leave commences.
Question 2.
Duty Captain
ANSWER
**Rank of captain
-provide command level coverage in those commands within the borough where neither the
CO nor XO is performing duty.
-will also monitor the performance of members on patrol and visit commands within the
borough, taking corrective action when required.
Question 3.
Deputy Chief
ANSWER
-1 star
-serve as detective borough commanders, patrol borough executive officers, and
commanders of major units within bureaus headed by deputy commissioners or bureau
chiefs.
Question 4.
The Act/Involuntary Compliance
ANSWER
You must take police action! Utilize the appropriate force option to effect the arrest or
neutralize the resistance. Always be in a position to "Act" and avoid placing yourself in a
position to have to "React." If it becomes necessary to take police action, do so in a tactically
sound manner.
,Question 5.
Assistant Chief
ANSWER
-2 stars
-serve as the commanders of each of the NYPD's eight patrol boroughs
-Also hold position of XO
Question 6.
three fundamental actions upon arrival at a scene
ANSWER
1. Identify evidence,
2. Preserve evidence
3. Inform investigators.
Question 7.
Deputy Commissioner
ANSWER
-3 stars
-responsible for an important area of activity with some overseeing the functions of an entire
bureau.
Question 8.
Crime scene
ANSWER
the area where a crime was committed including routes to and from the location in where
additional physical evidence that may have forensic, investigative, or demonstrative value
may be found.
Question 9.
Deputy Inspector
ANSWER
-the first discretionary rank above the rank of captain. It is a reward for excellent performance
as a captain. It typically is given to individuals who have served as exemplary commanders of
patrol precincts, police service areas, or transit districts.
, Question 10.
When a member of the service encounters a Limited English Proficient (LEP) person(s) and the
services of an interpreter are necessary:
ANSWER
1. Determine the primary language of the LEP person(s) through any of the following:
-Presenting the poster entitled "Free Interpretation Sign (SP 487)," Activity Log (PD112-145)
inserts entitled "I Speak... (PD112-121)" and "Primary Language Identifier (PD312-091)," or the
card entitled "Primary Language Identifier - Detective Bureau
2. Determine if a bilingual member of service is readily available (on scene, on duty within
command etc.) to interpret and whether his/her use is appropriate. Preference should be
given to a readily available certified Department interpreter.
3. If a bilingual member of the service is not readily available, but a bilingual member of the
public is readily available, determine whether the individual is willing to interpret, and whether
his/her use is appropriate.
Question 11.
Operations coordinator (ADMIN LIEUTENANT)
ANSWER
-Supervises command staff including the training sergeant, crime analysis sergeant, and the
traffic safety sergeant.
Question 12.
Language Line Service
ANSWER
A certified interpreter can be accessed twenty-four hours a day/seven days a week via the
Language Line Service on a Department cellular telephone or the dual handset telephone
located in every precinct complaint room, detective squad, police service area (PSA) and
transit district complaint room
Question 13.
Operations orders
ANSWER
details relating to a single event or condition that will exist for a limited time (e.g., a parade or
demonstration). They contain instructions, information, or directions for compliance with, or
clarification of, an existing procedure to achieve uniform performance.