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Border Patrol Practice Exam Comprehensive Resource To Help You Ace Exams Includes Frequently Tested Questions With ELABORATED 100% Correct COMPLETE SOLUTIONS Guaranteed Pass First Attempt!! Current Update!! 1. An Agriculture Specialist and her dog found a total of 1,500 packages wrapped in plain brown paper hidden in a large mail container. Upon inspection, the officer found that some of the packages had legal CBP stickers on them and some had illegal stickers from another country. The ratio of packages with legal stickers to packages with illegal stickers was 2:3. How many packages contained illegal stickers? A) 1,000 B) 900 C) 600 D) 500 E) None of these - Correct Answer: B 2. While working the evening shift, Officer K took 8 hours to complete a task at his work station and Officer M took 10 hours to complete the same task at his work station. How many hours would it take Officer K and Officer M to complete the same task working together, each working at his own work station? A) 9 B) 8 1/9 C) 4 4/9 D) 6 3/4 E) None of these - Correct Answer: C 3. Three dogs in a canine team are in charge of inspecting cargo for prohibited fruits, vegetables, and meats at an international airport. Last week, one of these dogs identified 20 cartons of prohibited fruit among 120 total cartons on a flight arriving from overseas. Assuming that the dog selected the first carton to be inspected totally at random, what was the probability that this carton contained a shipment of prohibited fruit? A) 1/3 B) 1/4 C) 1/5 D) 1/6 E) None of these - Correct Answer: D 4. One day, Officer Ferong spent 4 hours processing passengers from a flight from Brazil at a rate of 16 passengers every 40 minutes. The next day, she spent 4 hours processing passengers at a rate of 18 every 40 minutes. What was the average number of passengers she processed during these two 4-hour periods? A) 283 B) 204 C) 141.5 D) 102 E) None of these - Correct Answer: D

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Border Patrol Practice Exam

Comprehensive Resource To Help You Ace 2026-2027
Exams Includes Frequently Tested Questions With
ELABORATED 100% Correct COMPLETE SOLUTIONS

Guaranteed Pass First Attempt!! Current Update!!




1. An Agriculture Specialist and her dog found a total of 1,500 packages wrapped in plain
brown paper hidden in a large mail container. Upon inspection, the officer found that
some of the packages had legal CBP stickers on them and some had illegal stickers from
another country. The ratio of packages with legal stickers to packages with illegal stickers
was 2:3. How many packages contained illegal stickers?
A) 1,000
B) 900
C) 600
D) 500
E) None of these - Correct Answer: B



2. While working the evening shift, Officer K took 8 hours to complete a task at his work
station and Officer M took 10 hours to complete the same task at his work station. How
many hours would it take Officer K and Officer M to complete the same task working
together, each working at his own work station?
A) 9
B) 8 1/9
C) 4 4/9
D) 6 3/4
E) None of these - Correct Answer: C



3. Three dogs in a canine team are in charge of inspecting cargo for prohibited fruits,
vegetables, and meats at an international airport. Last week, one of these dogs
identified 20 cartons of prohibited fruit among 120 total cartons on a flight arriving from
overseas. Assuming that the dog selected the first carton to be inspected totally at

, random, what was the probability that this carton contained a shipment of prohibited
fruit?
A) 1/3
B) 1/4
C) 1/5
D) 1/6
E) None of these - Correct Answer: D



4. One day, Officer Ferong spent 4 hours processing passengers from a flight from Brazil at
a rate of 16 passengers every 40 minutes. The next day, she spent 4 hours processing
passengers at a rate of 18 every 40 minutes. What was the average number of
passengers she processed during these two 4-hour periods?
A) 283
B) 204
C) 141.5
D) 102
E) None of these - Correct Answer: D



5. Restrictive or Nonrestrictive
The blue house that he built on a hill is quite large - Correct Answer: Restritive
Restrictive or Nonrestrictive



6. The blue house, which he built on a hill, is large. - Correct Answer: Nonrestrictive
Active Voice or Passive Voice



7. She takes; she is taking - Correct Answer: Active
Active Voice or Passive Voice



8. She took; she was taking - Correct Answer: Active
Active Voice or Passive Voice

, 9. She will be taken - Correct Answer: Passive
Active Voice or Passive Voice



10. She had been taking - Correct Answer: Passive
Active Voice or Passive Voice



11. She will take; she will be taking - Correct Answer: Active

Active Voice or Passive Voice



12. She has been taken - Correct Answer: Passive
Active Voice or Passive Voice



13. She has taken; she has been taking - Correct Answer: Active
Active Voice or Passive Voice



14. She had taken; she had been taking - Correct Answer: Active
Active Voice or Passive Voice



15. She will have been taken - Correct Answer: Passive
Active Voice or Passive Voice



16. She will have taken; she will have been taking - Correct Answer: Active
Active Voice or Passive Voice



17. She is taken; she is being taken - Correct Answer: Passive
Active Voice or Passive Voice



18. She was taken; she was being taken - Correct Answer: Passive

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