NC BLET STATE OBJECTIVES ACTUAL
EXAM PAPER 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
ANSWERS GRADED A+
◍ Crime Fighter.
Answer: -warrior mindset-citizens are the enemy-emphasis on speed and
finality-"conveyor belt"
◍ Public Servant.
Answer: -due process model-finality is not a priority
◍ Define Morals.
Answer: principles of right and wrong
◍ paid media.
Answer: media we have to pay for; we have to use what's known as working
dollars to access these channels to promote our business.
◍ Define Ethics.
Answer: the discipline of determining good and evil and defining moral
duties
◍ Define Integrity.
Answer: is being the same person in both private and public life
◍ Define Character.
Answer: means the quality that distinguish an individual
◍ Define Courage.
Answer: having the strength to withstand unethical pressure, fear, or danger
◍ How many Canons of Police Ethics are there?.
Answer: 11
,◍ How many Major Groups of Unethical Behavior in Law Enforcement are
there?.
Answer: 6
◍ owned media.
Answer: media channels that we own, such as our website, social media
pages, blog, white papers, microsite and so forth
◍ earned media.
Answer: publicity obtained through promotional activities other than paid
media or own media. (i.e. whenever someone or an organization advocates
for our brand without receipt of payment)
◍ beacon.
Answer: a low energy Bluetooth device that broadcasts an identifier to
nearby electronic devices. It can transmit small bits of information across
short distances. When a smartphone with the brand's app installed comes
into range, it can receive a notification, such as a sales promotion offer,
recommendations or any other message the brand wants to transmit.
◍ MMS.
Answer: Multimedia messages, most commonly picture messages and video
you can send and receive with a mobile handset.
◍ proximity marketing.
Answer: The distribution of marketing content to mobile devices that have
opted in at a particular local geo-location to receive information
◍ augmented reality.
Answer: the viewing of the physical world with computer-generated layers
of information added to it
◍ virtual reality.
Answer: a computer-based technology that provides an interactive,
three-dimensional learning experience
◍ push notification.
, Answer: allows an application to notify a user of new messages or events,
even when the user is not actively using the app
◍ What are the common drivers of unethical behavior?.
Answer: 1) Noble Cause Corruption2) "The Blue Curtain" / Code of
Silence3) Slippery Slope / "Mama Rosa's Test"
◍ QR code.
Answer: A Quick Response Code that is attached to an item and that records
information related to that item.
◍ What is the Noble Cause Corruption?.
Answer: The rationalization that the "end" of crime fighting justifies
"means" that might be otherwise illegal or unethicala) the belief that legal
technicalities made the job impossibleb) the belief that the offender was
guilty
◍ email marketing.
Answer: as a type of direct digital marketing that uses electronic mail, also
known as email, as the marketing communication delivery method
◍ transactional emails.
Answer: used to provide confirmation information to consumers once a
transaction has occurred. The most straightforward version of this is when a
consumer makes a purchase.
◍ What is the "The Blue Curtain" / Code of Silence?.
Answer: covering another officer and his/her mistakes
◍ What is the Slippery Slope?.
Answer: helping corruptions while on duty; money, drugs, and more
◍ promotional emails.
Answer: emails used to provide an incentive for customers to take more
immediate action. Offers such as coupons, buy one get one free deals,
special financing terms, and things of that sort are used in them
◍ newsletters.
, Answer: emails to provide insights that help the customer become more
knowledgeable and help build a positive brand perception; common in the
business area for B2B brands
◍ forward rate.
Answer: email marketing metric seeing how many emails are forwarded to
others; Ideally, marketers want to realize customer advocacy and their help
spreading the marketing message
◍ open rate.
Answer: Email marketing metric comparing the number of emails opened to
those delivered
◍ What is the "Mama Rosa's Test"?.
Answer: see what you do when put to the test
◍ People in many Western Cultures value direct eye contact as a what?.
Answer: Sign of sympathy or respect
◍ Define Nonassertive:.
Answer: behavior is passive and indirect. It allows the wants, needs, and
right of others to be more important than our own, inferior, creates a
lose-win
◍ email service provider.
Answer: a company which offers email marketing or bulk email services; a
commercial one may provide tracking information showing the status of
email sent to each member of an address list; also often provide the ability
to segment and address list into interest groups or categories, allowing the
user to send targeted information to people who they believe will value the
correspondence
◍ Define Aggressive:.
Answer: can be either passive or aggressive, can be direct or indirect, honest
or dishonest, but it always communicates an impression of superiority and
disrespect. It puts our own wants, needs, and right above those of others,
creates a win-lose
EXAM PAPER 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
ANSWERS GRADED A+
◍ Crime Fighter.
Answer: -warrior mindset-citizens are the enemy-emphasis on speed and
finality-"conveyor belt"
◍ Public Servant.
Answer: -due process model-finality is not a priority
◍ Define Morals.
Answer: principles of right and wrong
◍ paid media.
Answer: media we have to pay for; we have to use what's known as working
dollars to access these channels to promote our business.
◍ Define Ethics.
Answer: the discipline of determining good and evil and defining moral
duties
◍ Define Integrity.
Answer: is being the same person in both private and public life
◍ Define Character.
Answer: means the quality that distinguish an individual
◍ Define Courage.
Answer: having the strength to withstand unethical pressure, fear, or danger
◍ How many Canons of Police Ethics are there?.
Answer: 11
,◍ How many Major Groups of Unethical Behavior in Law Enforcement are
there?.
Answer: 6
◍ owned media.
Answer: media channels that we own, such as our website, social media
pages, blog, white papers, microsite and so forth
◍ earned media.
Answer: publicity obtained through promotional activities other than paid
media or own media. (i.e. whenever someone or an organization advocates
for our brand without receipt of payment)
◍ beacon.
Answer: a low energy Bluetooth device that broadcasts an identifier to
nearby electronic devices. It can transmit small bits of information across
short distances. When a smartphone with the brand's app installed comes
into range, it can receive a notification, such as a sales promotion offer,
recommendations or any other message the brand wants to transmit.
◍ MMS.
Answer: Multimedia messages, most commonly picture messages and video
you can send and receive with a mobile handset.
◍ proximity marketing.
Answer: The distribution of marketing content to mobile devices that have
opted in at a particular local geo-location to receive information
◍ augmented reality.
Answer: the viewing of the physical world with computer-generated layers
of information added to it
◍ virtual reality.
Answer: a computer-based technology that provides an interactive,
three-dimensional learning experience
◍ push notification.
, Answer: allows an application to notify a user of new messages or events,
even when the user is not actively using the app
◍ What are the common drivers of unethical behavior?.
Answer: 1) Noble Cause Corruption2) "The Blue Curtain" / Code of
Silence3) Slippery Slope / "Mama Rosa's Test"
◍ QR code.
Answer: A Quick Response Code that is attached to an item and that records
information related to that item.
◍ What is the Noble Cause Corruption?.
Answer: The rationalization that the "end" of crime fighting justifies
"means" that might be otherwise illegal or unethicala) the belief that legal
technicalities made the job impossibleb) the belief that the offender was
guilty
◍ email marketing.
Answer: as a type of direct digital marketing that uses electronic mail, also
known as email, as the marketing communication delivery method
◍ transactional emails.
Answer: used to provide confirmation information to consumers once a
transaction has occurred. The most straightforward version of this is when a
consumer makes a purchase.
◍ What is the "The Blue Curtain" / Code of Silence?.
Answer: covering another officer and his/her mistakes
◍ What is the Slippery Slope?.
Answer: helping corruptions while on duty; money, drugs, and more
◍ promotional emails.
Answer: emails used to provide an incentive for customers to take more
immediate action. Offers such as coupons, buy one get one free deals,
special financing terms, and things of that sort are used in them
◍ newsletters.
, Answer: emails to provide insights that help the customer become more
knowledgeable and help build a positive brand perception; common in the
business area for B2B brands
◍ forward rate.
Answer: email marketing metric seeing how many emails are forwarded to
others; Ideally, marketers want to realize customer advocacy and their help
spreading the marketing message
◍ open rate.
Answer: Email marketing metric comparing the number of emails opened to
those delivered
◍ What is the "Mama Rosa's Test"?.
Answer: see what you do when put to the test
◍ People in many Western Cultures value direct eye contact as a what?.
Answer: Sign of sympathy or respect
◍ Define Nonassertive:.
Answer: behavior is passive and indirect. It allows the wants, needs, and
right of others to be more important than our own, inferior, creates a
lose-win
◍ email service provider.
Answer: a company which offers email marketing or bulk email services; a
commercial one may provide tracking information showing the status of
email sent to each member of an address list; also often provide the ability
to segment and address list into interest groups or categories, allowing the
user to send targeted information to people who they believe will value the
correspondence
◍ Define Aggressive:.
Answer: can be either passive or aggressive, can be direct or indirect, honest
or dishonest, but it always communicates an impression of superiority and
disrespect. It puts our own wants, needs, and right above those of others,
creates a win-lose
