FLETC BOP CORRECT EXAMS ANSWERS AND
QUESTIONS SET A+
✔✔What is a proper distance between you and an inmate - ✔✔5-6 feet
✔✔What is posturing - ✔✔The way you physically present yourself
✔✔What is observing? - ✔✔A preventative measure. You are looking for behavior
appearance and environment
✔✔What is listening - ✔✔The basic elements are suspend judgment pick out keywords
and identify intensity of emotion
✔✔An inmate can die from withdrawal. - ✔✔True
✔✔What are the two types of sources of drugs? - ✔✔External and internal
✔✔Name some external sources for drugs. - ✔✔ICOLD
Incoming supplies
Contact visits
Outside work details
Letters and packages
Dishonest staff members
✔✔Name some sources for intern on drugs. - ✔✔GGPPSC
Glue
Gasoline
Prescription drugs
Paint
Solvents
Correction fluid
, ✔✔What are the five pillars in Maslow's hierarchy of needs - ✔✔Physical needs
Security needs
Social needs
Esteem needs
Self actualization needs
✔✔What is power? - ✔✔The ability to cause an event to happen
✔✔What is authority? - ✔✔The power to command determine influence or judge
✔✔What are the two types of authority? - ✔✔Positional authority and inner authority
✔✔Positional authority should be used as a last resort. T/F - ✔✔True
✔✔What are the four aspects of inner authority? - ✔✔PACK
Pride
Appearance
Consistency
Knowledge
✔✔What is negligence? - ✔✔Failure to use reasonable care the doing of something
which a reasonable prudent person would not do or the failure to do something with a
reasonably prudent person would do under likely circumstances
✔✔What is a Federal tort claims act? - ✔✔Injury or loss that was caused by the
negligent act of a government employee. The employee must be acting within the scope
of their employment
✔✔What is a Bivens or personal liability case? - ✔✔Employees are sued personally
✔✔What is qualified immunity? - ✔✔Available to individual employees who had a good
faith believe that they were acting within the scope of employment and did not violate a
known constitutional right of another
✔✔What is a BP-9? - ✔✔The beginning process of an inmate filing actions against staff
✔✔What is a BP 10? - ✔✔And inmate who is not satisfied with the warden's response
may submit an appeal on the appropriate form to the appropriate regional director
✔✔What is a BP 11? - ✔✔And inmate who is not satisfied with the regional director's
response may submit an appeal on the appropriate form to the general counsel central
office
✔✔What is FECA? - ✔✔Federal employees compensation act
QUESTIONS SET A+
✔✔What is a proper distance between you and an inmate - ✔✔5-6 feet
✔✔What is posturing - ✔✔The way you physically present yourself
✔✔What is observing? - ✔✔A preventative measure. You are looking for behavior
appearance and environment
✔✔What is listening - ✔✔The basic elements are suspend judgment pick out keywords
and identify intensity of emotion
✔✔An inmate can die from withdrawal. - ✔✔True
✔✔What are the two types of sources of drugs? - ✔✔External and internal
✔✔Name some external sources for drugs. - ✔✔ICOLD
Incoming supplies
Contact visits
Outside work details
Letters and packages
Dishonest staff members
✔✔Name some sources for intern on drugs. - ✔✔GGPPSC
Glue
Gasoline
Prescription drugs
Paint
Solvents
Correction fluid
, ✔✔What are the five pillars in Maslow's hierarchy of needs - ✔✔Physical needs
Security needs
Social needs
Esteem needs
Self actualization needs
✔✔What is power? - ✔✔The ability to cause an event to happen
✔✔What is authority? - ✔✔The power to command determine influence or judge
✔✔What are the two types of authority? - ✔✔Positional authority and inner authority
✔✔Positional authority should be used as a last resort. T/F - ✔✔True
✔✔What are the four aspects of inner authority? - ✔✔PACK
Pride
Appearance
Consistency
Knowledge
✔✔What is negligence? - ✔✔Failure to use reasonable care the doing of something
which a reasonable prudent person would not do or the failure to do something with a
reasonably prudent person would do under likely circumstances
✔✔What is a Federal tort claims act? - ✔✔Injury or loss that was caused by the
negligent act of a government employee. The employee must be acting within the scope
of their employment
✔✔What is a Bivens or personal liability case? - ✔✔Employees are sued personally
✔✔What is qualified immunity? - ✔✔Available to individual employees who had a good
faith believe that they were acting within the scope of employment and did not violate a
known constitutional right of another
✔✔What is a BP-9? - ✔✔The beginning process of an inmate filing actions against staff
✔✔What is a BP 10? - ✔✔And inmate who is not satisfied with the warden's response
may submit an appeal on the appropriate form to the appropriate regional director
✔✔What is a BP 11? - ✔✔And inmate who is not satisfied with the regional director's
response may submit an appeal on the appropriate form to the general counsel central
office
✔✔What is FECA? - ✔✔Federal employees compensation act
