FLORIDA ELECTRICAL BUSINESS
ACTUAL EXAM PAPER 2026
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED
A+
◍ How many days is a civil summons valid for?(Civil Process).
Answer: 60 days
◍ How can you serve a subpoena to testify?(Civil Process).
Answer: In person, Phone, Certified mail
◍ When serving a summons to a city, who can accept the service?(Civil
Process).
Answer: City manager, Mayor, City clerk
◍ What does POPAT stand for?(Physical Fitness).
Answer: Police Officer Physical Agility Test
◍ Describe real property.
Answer: Land and anything affixed to it or part of it, such as buildings,
fences, water, growing things, and minerals in the ground.
◍ Describe personal property.
Answer: Money, goods, and all things capable of ownership
◍ Define the following term related to larceny: TAKING.
Answer: To show a taking, the defendant must have the property in their
possession or under control, even if only for an instant. It is irrelevant how
brief the taking is.
◍ What does
R. I.
, C. E stand for?(Physical Fitness).
Answer: Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation
◍ Can you substitute service on a subpoena?(Civil Process).
Answer: No
◍ Define the following term related to larceny: CARRY AWAY.
Answer: A bare removal from where the defendant found the property or
goods is sufficient to show a carrying away of the property. A defendant
does not have to transport property or goods a substantial distance to
establish 'carrying away'. Examples:1. Unlocked a safe and completely
removed a drawer containing money but was stopped before money was
removed from the drawer.2. Moved an air conditioner off its window base
four to six inches toward the door3. Removed tires from a parked motor
vehicle and propped them up against the vehicle
◍ What percentage of body weight is water?(Physical Fitness).
Answer: 60-65%
◍ Define the following term related to larceny: DOCTRINE OF RECENT
POSSESSION.
Answer: 'Permits an interference of guilt based on a defendant's possession
of stolen property recently after a larceny or breaking [or] entering.'For
inference to apply, evidence must show the following:1. Property was
stolen2. Stolen property was found in the defendant's custody and subjected
to their control and disposition to the exclusion of others, and 3. The
defendant had possession of the recently stolen property.The time between
the theft and possession must be close enough to make it unlikely that the
defendant could have obtained it honestly.
◍ A person in shock will have what kind of pulse?(First Responder).
Answer: Rapid & Weak
◍ Define the following term related to larceny: BREAKING.
Answer: Making an opening, however slight. It may be through a usual or
unusual opening. Breaking does not require any destructive force. Opening a
, partly open door or opening an unlocked door or window constitutes a
breaking.Breaking may be actual or constructive. For example, constructive
breaking can occur if a victim opens the front door because of the
defendant's trickery, force, or intimidation.
◍ Who applies for a Non-testimonial Identification Order?.
Answer: District Attorney
◍ Who issues a Non-testimonial Identification Order?.
Answer: Judge
◍ Bright red blood that is spurting from a wound is what kind of
bleeding?(First Responder).
Answer: Arterial bleeding
◍ What is a word/smell that reminds the brain of a traumatic event?(Mental
Illness).
Answer: Trigger
◍ T/F- A primary issue in sexual assault cases is that the offender is usually
unknown.
Answer: True
◍ Define the following term related to larceny: ENTERING.
Answer: This does not require the defendant to put their whole body inside
the premise or dwelling. This element can be satisfied by inserting a hand,
foot, or instrument used to commit larceny or a felony upon the premise or
dwelling. (ex. inserting a shotgun through a window and fired the gun).
◍ Determine the criminal charge for each of the following property crimes:
MISDEMEANOR LARCENY.
Answer: Misdemeanor larceny is a class 1 misdemeanor under N.C.G.S.
14-72(a). 'Takes personal property in possession of another, and carries it
away without the consent of the possessor, and with intent to deprive the
possessor of its use permanently; and knowing that they were not entitled to
it'a.) EXAMPLE: Lisa sees a purse sitting unattended on a table at a
fast-food restaurant. Lisa opens the purse and saw cash inside. Lisa takes all
, the money ($155) and leaves the restaurant.
◍ Determine the criminal charge for each of the following property crimes:
FELONY LARCENY.
Answer: Felony larceny is a Class H felony. 'Takes personal property in
possession of another and carries it away without consent of the possessor
with intent to deprive the possessor of its use permanently knowing that they
were not entitled to it; and the larceny was any of the following: a.) Property
was valued at more than $1,000. Several items can be added together to
reach the $1,000 threshold.b.) From the person meaning the victim
physically possess the property or when it is within the victim's protection
when stolen. Value of property is irrelevant.EXAMPLES:1. A suspect
'picks' the wallet from a victim's back pocket without being detected.2. A
suspect reached into a cash register and took money when a convenience
store employee opened the register to make change for the suspect.3. A
suspect stole a victim's purse from her grocery cart while the victim was
looking at a store product within hand's reach of the grocery cart and
realized the larceny was occurring as it happened.c.) From a building
meaning committed pursuant to a burglary, breaking out of a dwelling,
breaking or entering a building, breaking or entering into a place of religious
worship, or burglary with explosives. If the larceny was committed pursuant
to a burglary, the value of the property taken is irrelevant.d.) Of an
explosive or incendiary devicee.) Of a firearm (value irrelevant) f.) A record
or paper from the N.C. state archivesg.) A horse, mule, swine, cattle, or dog
(Dog is Class I Felony and horse, mule, swine or cattle is a Class H Felony)
◍ Determine the criminal charge for each of the following property crimes:
POSSESSION OF STOLEN GOODS.
Answer: Possession of stolen goods is a Class 1 Misdemeanor. 'Possesses
(actual or constructive) stolen property knowing or having reasonable
grounds to believe that property is stolen and with a dishonest purpose.'1.
Actual possession means the property is on the defendant's person, the
defendant is aware of its presence, and the defendant has the power and
intent to control its disposition or use.EXAMPLE: Larry gave Rick a rare
ACTUAL EXAM PAPER 2026
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED
A+
◍ How many days is a civil summons valid for?(Civil Process).
Answer: 60 days
◍ How can you serve a subpoena to testify?(Civil Process).
Answer: In person, Phone, Certified mail
◍ When serving a summons to a city, who can accept the service?(Civil
Process).
Answer: City manager, Mayor, City clerk
◍ What does POPAT stand for?(Physical Fitness).
Answer: Police Officer Physical Agility Test
◍ Describe real property.
Answer: Land and anything affixed to it or part of it, such as buildings,
fences, water, growing things, and minerals in the ground.
◍ Describe personal property.
Answer: Money, goods, and all things capable of ownership
◍ Define the following term related to larceny: TAKING.
Answer: To show a taking, the defendant must have the property in their
possession or under control, even if only for an instant. It is irrelevant how
brief the taking is.
◍ What does
R. I.
, C. E stand for?(Physical Fitness).
Answer: Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation
◍ Can you substitute service on a subpoena?(Civil Process).
Answer: No
◍ Define the following term related to larceny: CARRY AWAY.
Answer: A bare removal from where the defendant found the property or
goods is sufficient to show a carrying away of the property. A defendant
does not have to transport property or goods a substantial distance to
establish 'carrying away'. Examples:1. Unlocked a safe and completely
removed a drawer containing money but was stopped before money was
removed from the drawer.2. Moved an air conditioner off its window base
four to six inches toward the door3. Removed tires from a parked motor
vehicle and propped them up against the vehicle
◍ What percentage of body weight is water?(Physical Fitness).
Answer: 60-65%
◍ Define the following term related to larceny: DOCTRINE OF RECENT
POSSESSION.
Answer: 'Permits an interference of guilt based on a defendant's possession
of stolen property recently after a larceny or breaking [or] entering.'For
inference to apply, evidence must show the following:1. Property was
stolen2. Stolen property was found in the defendant's custody and subjected
to their control and disposition to the exclusion of others, and 3. The
defendant had possession of the recently stolen property.The time between
the theft and possession must be close enough to make it unlikely that the
defendant could have obtained it honestly.
◍ A person in shock will have what kind of pulse?(First Responder).
Answer: Rapid & Weak
◍ Define the following term related to larceny: BREAKING.
Answer: Making an opening, however slight. It may be through a usual or
unusual opening. Breaking does not require any destructive force. Opening a
, partly open door or opening an unlocked door or window constitutes a
breaking.Breaking may be actual or constructive. For example, constructive
breaking can occur if a victim opens the front door because of the
defendant's trickery, force, or intimidation.
◍ Who applies for a Non-testimonial Identification Order?.
Answer: District Attorney
◍ Who issues a Non-testimonial Identification Order?.
Answer: Judge
◍ Bright red blood that is spurting from a wound is what kind of
bleeding?(First Responder).
Answer: Arterial bleeding
◍ What is a word/smell that reminds the brain of a traumatic event?(Mental
Illness).
Answer: Trigger
◍ T/F- A primary issue in sexual assault cases is that the offender is usually
unknown.
Answer: True
◍ Define the following term related to larceny: ENTERING.
Answer: This does not require the defendant to put their whole body inside
the premise or dwelling. This element can be satisfied by inserting a hand,
foot, or instrument used to commit larceny or a felony upon the premise or
dwelling. (ex. inserting a shotgun through a window and fired the gun).
◍ Determine the criminal charge for each of the following property crimes:
MISDEMEANOR LARCENY.
Answer: Misdemeanor larceny is a class 1 misdemeanor under N.C.G.S.
14-72(a). 'Takes personal property in possession of another, and carries it
away without the consent of the possessor, and with intent to deprive the
possessor of its use permanently; and knowing that they were not entitled to
it'a.) EXAMPLE: Lisa sees a purse sitting unattended on a table at a
fast-food restaurant. Lisa opens the purse and saw cash inside. Lisa takes all
, the money ($155) and leaves the restaurant.
◍ Determine the criminal charge for each of the following property crimes:
FELONY LARCENY.
Answer: Felony larceny is a Class H felony. 'Takes personal property in
possession of another and carries it away without consent of the possessor
with intent to deprive the possessor of its use permanently knowing that they
were not entitled to it; and the larceny was any of the following: a.) Property
was valued at more than $1,000. Several items can be added together to
reach the $1,000 threshold.b.) From the person meaning the victim
physically possess the property or when it is within the victim's protection
when stolen. Value of property is irrelevant.EXAMPLES:1. A suspect
'picks' the wallet from a victim's back pocket without being detected.2. A
suspect reached into a cash register and took money when a convenience
store employee opened the register to make change for the suspect.3. A
suspect stole a victim's purse from her grocery cart while the victim was
looking at a store product within hand's reach of the grocery cart and
realized the larceny was occurring as it happened.c.) From a building
meaning committed pursuant to a burglary, breaking out of a dwelling,
breaking or entering a building, breaking or entering into a place of religious
worship, or burglary with explosives. If the larceny was committed pursuant
to a burglary, the value of the property taken is irrelevant.d.) Of an
explosive or incendiary devicee.) Of a firearm (value irrelevant) f.) A record
or paper from the N.C. state archivesg.) A horse, mule, swine, cattle, or dog
(Dog is Class I Felony and horse, mule, swine or cattle is a Class H Felony)
◍ Determine the criminal charge for each of the following property crimes:
POSSESSION OF STOLEN GOODS.
Answer: Possession of stolen goods is a Class 1 Misdemeanor. 'Possesses
(actual or constructive) stolen property knowing or having reasonable
grounds to believe that property is stolen and with a dishonest purpose.'1.
Actual possession means the property is on the defendant's person, the
defendant is aware of its presence, and the defendant has the power and
intent to control its disposition or use.EXAMPLE: Larry gave Rick a rare
