MISSOURI POST ALL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
SURE A+
✔✔Q: What should you not do for someone suffering from a heart attack? - ✔✔A: non-
prescription pain medication
✔✔Q: On what waterways can a watercraft operator receive a DWI? - ✔✔A: By
operating a vessel on Missouri waters, you have consented to be tested for alcohol or
drugs if so requested by a law enforcement official. If you refuse to be tested, you will
be subject to arrest and punishment consistent with the penalties described above.
Possession or use of drinking devices for the rapid consumption of large amounts of
alcohol, commonly referred to as "beer bongs," along with four gallon containers which
hold any alcoholic beverage are prohibited on the state's rivers except the Mississippi,
Missouri, and Osage Rivers.
✔✔Q: If an operator of a motor vehicle exits the vehicle while you are conducting a
traffic stop, are you then authorized to search the vehicle? - ✔✔A: Not without probable
cause and consent to search
✔✔Q: What is squelch used for on the radio? - ✔✔A: In devices such as two-way radios
(also known as radiotelephones), the squelch can be adjusted with a knob, others have
push buttons or a sequence of button presses. This setting adjusts the threshold at
which signals will open (un-mute) the audio channel. Backing off the control will turn on
the audio, and the operator will hear white noise (also called "static" or squelch noise) if
there is no signal present. The usual operation is to adjust the control until the channel
just shuts off - then only a small threshold signal is needed to turn on the speaker.
However, if a weak signal is annoying, the operator can adjust the squelch to open only
when stronger signals are received.
✔✔Q: What do you need to prior to communicating on the radio? - ✔✔A: Know what
you're going to say before you start transmitting)
, ✔✔Q: What happens to the frequency on a radar when and object is moving towards it?
- ✔✔A: Increases
✔✔Q: How many people are required to form a gang? - ✔✔A: Criminal street gang",
any ongoing organization, association, or group of three or more persons, whether
formal or informal, having as one of its primary activities the commission of one or more
of the criminal acts enumerated in subdivision (2) of this section, which has a common
name or common identifying sign or symbol, whose members individually or collectively
engage in or have engaged in a pattern of criminal gang activity.
✔✔Q: What are some of the indicators of a gang neighborhood? - ✔✔A: Graffiti
✔✔Q: Should everyone in a riot control squad be trained to take the squad leaders
position? - ✔✔A: Yes
✔✔T/F: The objective of crowd control is to diffuse the situation? - ✔✔
✔✔Q: What is an infraction? - ✔✔A: An infraction is a somewhat broad term used to
describe the breaking of the law. Most often, the term refers to a fairly minor law or local
ordinance. Although technically a violation of statutory law, the way most infractions are
treated makes them seem more akin to a civil offense. For example, an infraction does
not receive the benefit of a jury trial, as a judge simply presides over the proceedings
and passes judgment.
✔✔Q: What are some characteristics of abuse victims? - ✔✔• Low self esteem
• Emotional and economic dependency
• Continued faith and hope abuser will "grow up"
• Depression
• Stress disorders and/or psychosomatic complaints
• Accepts blame and guilt for violence
• Socially isolated, e.g. avoids social interaction, never seems to be alone
• Believes social myths about battering
• Believes in stereotypical sex roles
• Has poor self-image
• Contemplates or attempts suicide, or self-harms
• Participation in pecking-order battering
• Appears nervous or anxious
• May defend any criticism of abuser
• May have repeatedly left, or considered leaving the relationship
✔✔Q: An individual on what type of drugs can exhibit aggressiveness and paranoia? -
✔✔A: Cocaine
SURE A+
✔✔Q: What should you not do for someone suffering from a heart attack? - ✔✔A: non-
prescription pain medication
✔✔Q: On what waterways can a watercraft operator receive a DWI? - ✔✔A: By
operating a vessel on Missouri waters, you have consented to be tested for alcohol or
drugs if so requested by a law enforcement official. If you refuse to be tested, you will
be subject to arrest and punishment consistent with the penalties described above.
Possession or use of drinking devices for the rapid consumption of large amounts of
alcohol, commonly referred to as "beer bongs," along with four gallon containers which
hold any alcoholic beverage are prohibited on the state's rivers except the Mississippi,
Missouri, and Osage Rivers.
✔✔Q: If an operator of a motor vehicle exits the vehicle while you are conducting a
traffic stop, are you then authorized to search the vehicle? - ✔✔A: Not without probable
cause and consent to search
✔✔Q: What is squelch used for on the radio? - ✔✔A: In devices such as two-way radios
(also known as radiotelephones), the squelch can be adjusted with a knob, others have
push buttons or a sequence of button presses. This setting adjusts the threshold at
which signals will open (un-mute) the audio channel. Backing off the control will turn on
the audio, and the operator will hear white noise (also called "static" or squelch noise) if
there is no signal present. The usual operation is to adjust the control until the channel
just shuts off - then only a small threshold signal is needed to turn on the speaker.
However, if a weak signal is annoying, the operator can adjust the squelch to open only
when stronger signals are received.
✔✔Q: What do you need to prior to communicating on the radio? - ✔✔A: Know what
you're going to say before you start transmitting)
, ✔✔Q: What happens to the frequency on a radar when and object is moving towards it?
- ✔✔A: Increases
✔✔Q: How many people are required to form a gang? - ✔✔A: Criminal street gang",
any ongoing organization, association, or group of three or more persons, whether
formal or informal, having as one of its primary activities the commission of one or more
of the criminal acts enumerated in subdivision (2) of this section, which has a common
name or common identifying sign or symbol, whose members individually or collectively
engage in or have engaged in a pattern of criminal gang activity.
✔✔Q: What are some of the indicators of a gang neighborhood? - ✔✔A: Graffiti
✔✔Q: Should everyone in a riot control squad be trained to take the squad leaders
position? - ✔✔A: Yes
✔✔T/F: The objective of crowd control is to diffuse the situation? - ✔✔
✔✔Q: What is an infraction? - ✔✔A: An infraction is a somewhat broad term used to
describe the breaking of the law. Most often, the term refers to a fairly minor law or local
ordinance. Although technically a violation of statutory law, the way most infractions are
treated makes them seem more akin to a civil offense. For example, an infraction does
not receive the benefit of a jury trial, as a judge simply presides over the proceedings
and passes judgment.
✔✔Q: What are some characteristics of abuse victims? - ✔✔• Low self esteem
• Emotional and economic dependency
• Continued faith and hope abuser will "grow up"
• Depression
• Stress disorders and/or psychosomatic complaints
• Accepts blame and guilt for violence
• Socially isolated, e.g. avoids social interaction, never seems to be alone
• Believes social myths about battering
• Believes in stereotypical sex roles
• Has poor self-image
• Contemplates or attempts suicide, or self-harms
• Participation in pecking-order battering
• Appears nervous or anxious
• May defend any criticism of abuser
• May have repeatedly left, or considered leaving the relationship
✔✔Q: An individual on what type of drugs can exhibit aggressiveness and paranoia? -
✔✔A: Cocaine
