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CLET Basic Law Enforcement Auxiliary
Exam Prep: Practice Questions with Detailed
Answer Explanations, Legal Principles,
Patrol Procedures & Professional Readiness
Topic 2: Community Oriented Policing.
Q1. Community Oriented Policing (COP) is best defined as:
A) A strategy focused solely on increasing arrests
B) A philosophy that promotes partnerships between police and the community to proactively
address public safety issues
C) A reactive approach to crime where police respond only to calls for service
D) A strategy that removes police from community interactions

✔ Correct Answer: B
COP is a philosophy that emphasizes proactive problem-solving and partnerships between police
and the community to address the root causes of crime.



Q2. The primary difference between traditional policing and Community Oriented Policing is:
A) Traditional policing focuses on response; COP focuses on prevention
B) Traditional policing uses cars; COP uses foot patrol only
C) Traditional policing is more effective; COP is less effective
D) There is no difference

✔ Correct Answer: A
Traditional policing is largely reactive (responding to calls), while COP is proactive, focusing on
preventing crime through community partnerships and problem-solving.



Q3. Which of the following is a core component of Community Oriented Policing?
A) Community partnerships
B) Problem solving
C) Organizational transformation
D) All of the above

,✔ Correct Answer: D
The three core components of COP are: community partnerships, problem-solving (SARA model),
and organizational transformation (changes in agency culture, training, and resource
allocation).



Q4. The acronym SARA in problem-solving policing stands for:
A) Search, Arrest, Report, Appeal
B) Scanning, Analysis, Response, Assessment
C) Survey, Analyze, Record, Act
D) Stop, Ask, Respond, Alert

✔ Correct Answer: B
SARA is the problem-solving model: Scanning (identifying problems), Analysis (understanding
causes), Response (developing and implementing solutions), Assessment (evaluating
effectiveness).



Q5. In the SARA model, the "Scanning" phase involves:
A) Implementing solutions
B) Identifying and prioritizing recurring problems
C) Evaluating the effectiveness of responses
D) Analyzing the causes of problems

✔ Correct Answer: B
Scanning is the first phase where officers identify recurring problems, prioritize them, and
determine whether they warrant a problem-solving response.



Q6. In the SARA model, the "Analysis" phase involves:
A) Implementing solutions
B) Identifying problems
C) Understanding the causes, scope, and effects of a problem
D) Evaluating outcomes

✔ Correct Answer: C
Analysis is the second phase where officers gather data, identify the underlying causes of the
problem, and understand who is affected and why.

, Q7. In the SARA model, the "Response" phase involves:
A) Developing and implementing tailored solutions to address the problem
B) Scanning for new problems
C) Analyzing data
D) Evaluating the effectiveness of past responses

✔ Correct Answer: A
Response is the third phase where officers develop and implement strategies to address the root
causes identified in the analysis phase.



Q8. In the SARA model, the "Assessment" phase involves:
A) Implementing solutions
B) Identifying problems
C) Evaluating whether the response was effective and making adjustments
D) Analyzing causes

✔ Correct Answer: C
Assessment is the final phase where officers evaluate the effectiveness of the response, measure
outcomes, and adjust strategies as needed.



Q9. A police officer notices that a particular intersection has a high number of traffic accidents.
The officer reviews accident reports, observes traffic patterns, and determines that a missing
stop sign is the cause. This is an example of which SARA phase?
A) Scanning
B) Analysis
C) Response
D) Assessment

✔ Correct Answer: B
The officer is analyzing the causes of the problem (missing stop sign) by reviewing data and
observing patterns.



Q10. A police officer works with the city public works department to install a stop sign at an
intersection with a high accident rate. This is an example of which SARA phase?
A) Scanning
B) Analysis

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