NC BLET STATE EXAM LATEST VERSION WITH QUESTIONS AND CORRECT

NC BLET STATE EXAM LATEST VERSION WITH QUESTIONS AND CORRECT

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___ years statue of limitation on civil cases - Ans 3

____ -____% of sexual assault offenders are - Ans known offenders

________ and ______ create more accuracy and stability in a bullet - Ans lands, groves

______% of all terrorist attacks involve explosives - Ans

____% of the U.S. population has a disbility - Ans 14

(arson fame colors) Alcohol may burn _______ but in large quantites burn _______ . - Ans blue, orange

• gram of carbs = _____ calories - Ans 4

• gram of fat = ____ calories - Ans 9

• gram of protiens =_____ calories - Ans 4

• in ____ adults experience a mental illness each year. - Ans 5

• main sections of juvenile law - Ans the behavior of the parents

(abuse/neglect/dependent) the behavior of the juvenile (delinquent/undiscipline and DJJ)

• methods to control bleeding - Ans apply direct pressure

tourniquet

• methonds of collision avoidance - Ans quick, sudden brakin g

evasive steering/sudden lane change

• types of graffiti - Ans artistic "tagging"

organize street gang graffiti

• types of interview questions asked - Ans open-ended questions

closed ended questions

• types of narratives - Ans public

confidential

• types of proteins - Ans complete (animal)

incomplete (plants)

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• types of psychological crowds - Ans sightseer or sightseeing crown

expressive or agitated crown

• types of responses to human trafficking - Ans reactive approach

proactive approach

• types of shock - Ans hemorrhagic

anaphylactic

• types of surveilence - Ans mobile

fixed (stake out

• types of terrorist threats - Ans imminent threat

elevated threat

• way to conduct selective traffic enforcement - Ans saturation patrol

checking stations

• basic elements to any crash - Ans human

vehicle environment

• classifications of Aliens - Ans illegal entrant aliens

non-resident aliens lawfully admitted permanent resident aliens (LARPS)

• Components of a driving system - Ans Enviroment

Vehicle Driver

• differenty categories of crowds - Ans physical crowd

psychological crowd mob

• elements for the commission of a crime - Ans desire/intent

knowledge opportunity

• major nutrients - Ans protein, carbohydrates, fats

• phases of DWI detection - Ans 1- vehicle in motion

2- personal contact 3- pre-arrest screening

• pressure point - Ans mandibular angle

hypoglossal 2 / 4

jugular notch

• purposes of the officer's field notes - Ans report writing

evidence reference

• sources of law - Ans constitutional

statutory common law

• sources of statements (who do you get statements from) - Ans victim

suspect witness

• types of bleeding - Ans arterial

venous capillary

• types of emergency moves - Ans one-rescuer assist

two-rescuer assist firefighter's carry

• types of fingerprint patters - Ans arch

loop whorl

• cardinal rules of safe gun handling - Ans treat all guns as loaded

point the muzzle in a safe direction at all times be sure of your target and whats around / behind it keep your finger outside the trigger gurard until you are on target and ready to fire

• steps to a draw - Ans grip

clear center extend

• types of fats - Ans saturated (animal)

unsaturated (plants) triglycerides trans fat

• types of situations that require immediate deployment - Ans active shooter in a shool

active shooter in a business hostage rescure injured officer/civilian rescues

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• types of traffic apprehension - Ans physical arrest

traffic citation and citation for an infraction written warning verbal warning

• uses of law enforcement reports - Ans record of officer's knowlede

communications with others contains statistical information provides information to be used in other criminal investigations

• components of a weapon - Ans frame

slide magazine barrel recoil spring and rod

• major phases of law enforcement action - Ans detection

apprehension prosecution adjudication penalization

• modes of transmission of bloodborne pathogens - Ans contact (direct, indirect)

droplet air food vector

• types of phsical evidence on the roadway - Ans final resting place of vehicles or

bodies tire marks gouge marks debris damage to roadside objects

• clues when assessing a hazmat scene - Ans occupancy and location

your senses container shapes placecards, labels and markings written resources driver information

• essential questios that should be asked in every interview you conduct - Ans who

what when where

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