TLETA activity Week Test Questions With Complete
Solutions
1+1 theory Correct Answers - Officer can use one level of force
higher then the level of resistance used against the officer
- most conservative use of force theory
-places more emphasis on empty hand control techniques to
control lower level resistance
1st law of motion Correct Answers inertia- A body at rest wil
remain at rest and a body in motion wil continue in motion in a
straight line at the same speed unless acted upon by an external
force
2 categories of stops: Correct Answers 1.) controlled stops -
should be used whenever you have ample distance for a smooth
deceleration (early and smooth)
• 2.) sudden stops - where you are forced to stop quickly in the
shortest distance possible
2 main causes of firearms accidents Correct Answers 1.)
ignorance - lack of knowledge about firearm, not familiar with
safety rules
2.) carelessness - shooter actions, neglect to apply the safety
rules
2 parts of a skid mark Correct Answers Shadow mark
Smear mark
,2 types of vehicle damage Correct Answers •Contact damage-
Caused by direct contact of a vehicle with some object which is
not part of the vehicle
•Induced damage- Caused by the collision forces passing
through the vehicle or object
2nd law of motion (acceleration) Correct Answers The rate of
change of momentum is proportional to the force acting on a
body and that the momentum will take place in the direction of
the forced
3 components of defensive driving Correct Answers 1.)
awareness - everything related to the total traffic picture
2.) space management - how close we are to other vehicles
3.) collision avoidance - steering the vehicle in an alternate path
to avoid a collision
3 E's of crash reduction Correct Answers Education
Engineering
Enforcement
3 forces controlled by the driver Correct Answers 1.
Acceleration
2.) Braking
3.) Steering
3 things must be present for a firearm to discharge Correct
Answers 1.) firearms
2.) ammunition
3.)shooter
, 3 types of tires Correct Answers Bias-ply
Bias-belt
Radial -what we use today
3rd law of motion (action/reaction) Correct Answers It states
that for every action or force, there is an equal and opposite
reaction of force
4 cardinal rules of gun safety Correct Answers 1.) always treat
all firearms as if they were loaded
2.) never alow the muzzle of any firearm to point at anything
you are not willing to destroy
3.) never put your finger on the trigger until you are ready to fire
4.) always be sure of your target, and what is behind and in front
of it
4 types of skids Correct Answers 1.) braking
2.) cornering
3.) power
4.) hydroplaning
5 C's for barricaded suspect Correct Answers • Contain
• Control
• Communicate
• Call S.W.A.T. or tactical unit
• Create a plan
A person with 20/20 vision will have less than what during
nighttime hours? Correct Answers 20/10
Solutions
1+1 theory Correct Answers - Officer can use one level of force
higher then the level of resistance used against the officer
- most conservative use of force theory
-places more emphasis on empty hand control techniques to
control lower level resistance
1st law of motion Correct Answers inertia- A body at rest wil
remain at rest and a body in motion wil continue in motion in a
straight line at the same speed unless acted upon by an external
force
2 categories of stops: Correct Answers 1.) controlled stops -
should be used whenever you have ample distance for a smooth
deceleration (early and smooth)
• 2.) sudden stops - where you are forced to stop quickly in the
shortest distance possible
2 main causes of firearms accidents Correct Answers 1.)
ignorance - lack of knowledge about firearm, not familiar with
safety rules
2.) carelessness - shooter actions, neglect to apply the safety
rules
2 parts of a skid mark Correct Answers Shadow mark
Smear mark
,2 types of vehicle damage Correct Answers •Contact damage-
Caused by direct contact of a vehicle with some object which is
not part of the vehicle
•Induced damage- Caused by the collision forces passing
through the vehicle or object
2nd law of motion (acceleration) Correct Answers The rate of
change of momentum is proportional to the force acting on a
body and that the momentum will take place in the direction of
the forced
3 components of defensive driving Correct Answers 1.)
awareness - everything related to the total traffic picture
2.) space management - how close we are to other vehicles
3.) collision avoidance - steering the vehicle in an alternate path
to avoid a collision
3 E's of crash reduction Correct Answers Education
Engineering
Enforcement
3 forces controlled by the driver Correct Answers 1.
Acceleration
2.) Braking
3.) Steering
3 things must be present for a firearm to discharge Correct
Answers 1.) firearms
2.) ammunition
3.)shooter
, 3 types of tires Correct Answers Bias-ply
Bias-belt
Radial -what we use today
3rd law of motion (action/reaction) Correct Answers It states
that for every action or force, there is an equal and opposite
reaction of force
4 cardinal rules of gun safety Correct Answers 1.) always treat
all firearms as if they were loaded
2.) never alow the muzzle of any firearm to point at anything
you are not willing to destroy
3.) never put your finger on the trigger until you are ready to fire
4.) always be sure of your target, and what is behind and in front
of it
4 types of skids Correct Answers 1.) braking
2.) cornering
3.) power
4.) hydroplaning
5 C's for barricaded suspect Correct Answers • Contain
• Control
• Communicate
• Call S.W.A.T. or tactical unit
• Create a plan
A person with 20/20 vision will have less than what during
nighttime hours? Correct Answers 20/10
