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Question 1

A "security guard licensed to carry a firearm in the course and scope of employment and
authorized by the employer on a specific post" is:

A. an Armed Security Guard

B. an Investigative Agency

C. a Private Investigator (unarmed)

D. a Private Investigator (armed)

CORRECT ANSWER

A. an Armed Security Guard




Question 2

Which of the following defines a "Security Agency?"

A. A self-employed Private Investigator, a firm, a corporation, or other private legal entity
soliciting the business of a private investigation and/or providing private investigations and
investigators

B. Armored car companies currently regulated by the Corporation Commission

C. A person, firm, corporation, or other private legal entity in the business of security guard
services or armed security guards for hire

D. An individual contracting with or employed by a security agency, private business, or
person to prevent trespass, theft, misappropriation, wrongful concealment of merchandise,
goods, money, or other tangible items, or engaged as a body guard or as a private watchman
to protect persons or property

CORRECT ANSWER




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, C. A person, firm, corporation, or other private legal entity in the business of security
guard services or armed security guards for hire




Question 3

If you are employed as a private watchman to protect property, you would be considered a

A. Security Guard

B. Private Investigator

C. Certified Peace Officer

D. Certified Watchman

CORRECT ANSWER

A. Security Guard




Question 4

How many types of licenses are available?

A. Five

B. Six

C. Eight

D. Twelve

CORRECT ANSWER

D. Twelve




Question 5

Which of the following persons is not affected by the Oklahoma Security Guard and
Private Investigator Act?

A. A security guard authorized to carry a firearm

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,B. A person holding a Special Event License

C. Employees of an Investigative Agency

D. A full-time certified Peace Officer of this state

CORRECT ANSWER

D. A full-time certified Peace Officer of this state




Question 6

Which of the following persons is affected by the Oklahoma Security Guard and Private
Investigator Act?

A. A Person, firm corporation, or other private legal entity in the business of furnishing
another person as a security guard or armed security guard for hire

B. A person or employee of a firm, corporation or other legal entity engaged exclusively in a
profession licensed by any board, commission, department, or court of this state

C. Any person who was employed as a full time Armed Security Guard by financial institution
on May 9, 1989

D. For individuals operating unarmed, any person employed as a private watchman or
security guard by one employer only in connection with the affairs of such employer where
there exists an employer-employee relationship

CORRECT ANSWER

A. A Person, firm corporation, or other private legal entity in the business of furnishing
another person as a security guard or armed security guard for hire




Question 7

Which of the following is one of the powers granted to the Council on Law Enforcement
Education and Training?

A. To offer comparable training for any prescribed course(s) of training

B. To establish the minimum curriculum requirements for training applicants

C. To issue a license to any applicant, at the discretion of the Council


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, D. To evaluate MMPI results in the absence of a licensed psychologist

CORRECT ANSWER

B. To establish the minimum curriculum requirements for training applicants




Question 8

How old must you be before applying for an Armed Security Guard license?

A. At least 18 years old

B. At least 19 years old

C. At least 20 years old

D. At least 21 years old

CORRECT ANSWER

D. At least 21 years old




Question 9

How old must you be before applying for a Security Guard (unarmed) or Special Event
license?

A. At least 18 years old

B. At least 19 years old

C. At least 20 years old

D. At least 21 years old

CORRECT ANSWER

A. At least 18 years old




Question 10



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