25 Real Questions From The U.S. Police Assessment Test: See How Much You’d Score
Becoming a police officer in the U.S. requires more than courage. It demands a combination of skills and character, such as the ability to think critically, problem-solving, and the ability to communicate efficiently.
Other than that, strong interpersonal skills and high moral character are also essential for success on the job. This U.S. police assessment test challenges you on all these fronts with 25 real police academy questions designed to test if you’d be able to start a career in law enforcement.
Let’s see if you have what it takes…
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That made me so confused! The use of 'its' is correct here.
Load More Replies..."Your senior officer shoots a innocent man 6 times in the back by mistake for giving him lip at a spot check traffic stop, how many minutes does it take to plant the fake evidence exhonorating him before too many people turn up?" Seems to be missing.
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Load More Replies...There is no US police force. All the thousands of law enforcement agencies have different standards and application procedures. I've not heard of any requiring math on the spot, just a HS or college diploma depending on the agency, but maybe that exists? All the ones I'm familiar with have a resume/cover letter/physical application to training/academy and then you have to pass the tests there, usually focused on procedure, law or technique.
That made me so confused! The use of 'its' is correct here.
Load More Replies..."Your senior officer shoots a innocent man 6 times in the back by mistake for giving him lip at a spot check traffic stop, how many minutes does it take to plant the fake evidence exhonorating him before too many people turn up?" Seems to be missing.
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Load More Replies...There is no US police force. All the thousands of law enforcement agencies have different standards and application procedures. I've not heard of any requiring math on the spot, just a HS or college diploma depending on the agency, but maybe that exists? All the ones I'm familiar with have a resume/cover letter/physical application to training/academy and then you have to pass the tests there, usually focused on procedure, law or technique.


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