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CLEET Phase I, II, III, & IV Complete Solution Package Actual Exam Included 2024/2025, Exams of Law

CLEET Phase I, II, III, & IV Complete Solution Package Actual Exam Included 2024/2025

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CLEET Phase 1

QUESTION

For how long from the date of your evaluation can the council use the results before you must be reexamined? A. Up to two (2) months B. Up to four (4) months C. Up to six (6) months D. Up to eight (8) months Answer: C. Up to six (6) months

QUESTION

Which of the following licenses has the highest original fee? A. Private Investigator B. Armed Security Guard C. Special Event D. Security Agency Answer: D. Security Agency

QUESTION

For how long is the Security Guard License valid? A. For a period of two (2) years and may be renewed for additional two-year terms B. For a period of three (3) years, and may be renewed for additional three-year terms C. For a period of five (5) years, and may be renewed for additional five-year terms D. For any period of time not to exceed six (6) month Answer: B. For a period of three (3) years, and may be renewed for additional three-year terms

QUESTION

QUESTION

Which of the following is a criterion for reasonable suspicion? A. Any information received from known third persons only B. Overall incidence of crime in the city or town C. The demeanor of the person D. The persons proximity (nearness) to the client's property Answer: C. The demeanor of the person

QUESTION

While making your second patrol at 10:45 p.m., you notice that the door to the client's personnel office is not closed completely. You remember that this particular door usually must be pulled hard to be close, but you cannot remember if the door was completely closed during your first patrol.You close the door, make sure it is locked, then complete your patrol. As you are walking toward your desk, you see someone approaching you from the opposite end of the hallway. The person turns out to be an employee at your client's facility who often works late. The employee greets you as usual and walks toward the exit. Do you have reasonable suspicion to stop the individual and investigate? A. No B. Yes, based on the unlocked office door C. Yes, based on the time of day (or night) D. Yes, based on the employee's demeanor Answer: C. Yes, based on the time of day (or night)

QUESTION

While on duty at 3:40 one afternoon, you notice that an exterior door in a storage room is slightly open. You know that the door opens into an alley and is almost never used. Although he door is designated an "emergency exit", the alarm did not sound whenever the door was opened. You look out into the alley and see two small boxes , a few feet from the door, stacked between a trash dumpster and the wall of the building. The top box appears to be unopened, since the strapping tape is not cut. While you are standing y the door, an employee comes around the corner with a new unopened set of hand tools under one arm. Why would you have reasonable suspicion to stop the individual and investigate?

A. Based on the person's effort to hide the article B. Based on the persons proximity and what the person is carrying C. Based on the demeanor, gait, and manner of the person D. Based on the time of day Answer: B. Based on the persons proximity and what the person is carrying

QUESTION

A person wearing a backpack approaches your post. Do you have the right to look inside the backpack? A.Yes, as long as you are in your legal position and do not touch the backpack or anything inside it B Yes, as long as you have a warrant C. Yes, as long as you make a citizen's arrest D. No, you cannot look inside the backpack under any circumstances Answer: A. Yes, as long as you are in your legal position and do not touch the backpack or anything inside it

QUESTION

If your employer posts as written notice that hand-held packages or con- tainers may be searched as employees leave the work site, and the employees agree to the notice, what may a security guard legally do to inspect such items? A. You may touch the items, as long as the employees agreed tot he notice. B. You may ask each person to please open the package or container, but you cannot touch the items C. You may touch the items, as long as you have probably cause. D. You cannot conduct a search. Answer: B. You may ask each person to please open the package or container, but you cannot touch the items

QUESTION

As a security guard or private investigator, may you have a warrant to search a vehicle?

Answer: A. Cause of arrest

QUESTION

Which of the following would represent "constructive arrest?" A. Taking a person into custody by the use of hands B. Taking another person into custody by touching the person C. Taking another person into custody by pointing toward the person D. Using no physical force or weapons to arrest the person Answer: D. Using no physical force or weapons to arrest the person

QUESTION

Which of the following is an element of an arrest A. Searching for weapons to protect the arresting party B. Touching a vehicle without a warrant C. Moving from a lawful position to look into a vehicle D. Entering a vehicle before requesting a warrant Answer: A. Searching for weapons to protect the arresting party

QUESTION

Which of the following cases might represent a lawful search A. Searching for weapons to protect the arresting party B. Touching a vehicle without a warrant C. Moving from a lawful position to look into a vehicle D. Entering a vehicle before requesting a warrant Answer: A. Searching for weapons to protect the arresting party

QUESTION

Which of the following circumstances would probably not qualify for a simple frisk? A. If there is reasonable suspicion that the person has committed a crime B. If there is a reasonable suspicion that the person is about to commit a crime C. If there is reasonable suspicion that your life might be in danger D. If the person looks like someone who would commit a crime Answer: D. If the person looks like someone who would commit a crime

QUESTION

What conditions must be met to support the use of deadly force? A, Having completed firearms training B. Seeing the ability, intent, and action to harm a person C. Seeing a risk to people or property D. Witnessing a crime or fleeing felon. Answer: B. Seeing the ability, intent, and action to harm a person

QUESTION

Which of the following situations is the most likely to be considered a justifiable deadly force? A. A security guard at a jewelry store sees a woman break a storefront window with a hammer, grab some expensive necklaces from the display, and run from the store. He shouts" Stop, or I'll shoot!" The woman hears the warning but does not stop. The guard shoots the fleeing woman. B. A security guard sees a recently fired employee enter the building. As she approaches to ask him to leave, she notices a large bulge under his coat that she suspects is a weapon. When he is about 20 feet away she says, "Sir I must ask you to leave the premises." he ignores the order and increases his speed as he continues to walk toward her. She draws her gun and, when he does not stop, fires. C. A security guard enters a tool storeroom and sees an unauthorized person searching through the tools. She tells him he is not allowed in this area and must leave. The man says "I don't think so," picks up a large sledgehammer, and raises it over his head as he advances toward her. As she backs away, she realizes the door has automatically closed behind her, cutting off her escape. She draws her gun and orders him to stop. When he does not stop, she fires. D. A security guard approaches a group of protestors outside his employer's building and asks them to leave. They begin pelting him with eggs and rotten food. As he turns to leave, he realizes one man is scooping up a handful of gravel from the parking lot and throwing it at him. He draws his gun

D. Their employer and their employer's clients Answer: D. Their employer and their employer's clients

QUESTION

Public relations skills help you effectively perform those duties which involve? A. other people B. representatives of the media only C. representatives of the court only D. other security professionals Answer: A. other people

QUESTION

Which of the following is a true statement about security guard's relation- ship to the public or client? A. Security officers are friends to the client employees. B. Security officers respond to rules changes made by the client's employees C. Security officers enforce the client's rules, policies, and procedures D. Security officers represent client employees in dealings with management- Answer: C. Security officers enforce the client's rules, policies, and procedures

QUESTION

Which of the following actions demonstrates good public relations? A. Overlooking a rule or policy if most client employees do not agree with the rule or policy B. Enforcing all rules, policies, and procedures without expressing personal opinions or disagreement C. Arguing with persons who do not comply with client rules, policies, or procedures D Becoming a friend to a client employee

Answer: B. Enforcing all rules, policies, and procedures without expressing personal opinions or disagreement

QUESTION

Is rolling up a long sleeve shirt an acceptable adjustment to a uniform (if not authorized)? A. Yes B. No Answer: B. No

QUESTION

Maintaining a good physical appearance means A. lifting weights B. Being well groomed C. Wearing new clothes D. Wearing no beard or mustache Answer: B. Being well groomed

QUESTION

Maintaining a professional work area means A. Keeping desks and counters out of the view of the public B. Keeping desks and counters within view of the public C. Keeping everything off desks and counters at all times D. Keeping desks and counters clean and organized Answer: D. Keeping desks and counters clean and organized

QUESTION

How should you respond to people who try to use their friendship with you? A. Be fair

QUESTION

How can you maintain your professionalism when communicating with the media? A. Be aggressive with the media representative B. Be pleasant at all times C. Refuse to communicate with he media D. Set aside your security duties while you communicate Answer: B. Be pleasant at all times

QUESTION

What is the proper response to request to answer questions from the media? A. Answer any questions upon request B. Deny any knowledge of the subject of the question C. Refer media representatives to your supervisor D. Think of a convincing answer to each question Answer: C. Refer media representa- tives to your supervisor

QUESTION

In addition to being understanding when making a court appearance, you should also be A. unconcerned B. neutral C. evasive D. yourself Answer: D. yourself

QUESTION

What is one way of maintaining your credibility during a court appearance? A. Refuse to answer any questions B. Tell people that you are credible

C. Act unconcerned about the case D. Project a professional image Answer: D. Project a professional image

QUESTION

When finishing an emergency call, should you hang up the telephone first? A. Yes B. No Answer: B. No

QUESTION

If you answer the telephone, and the person the caller wants may not be reached, what should you do? A. Explain the reason the person may not be reached B. Tell the caller to call back later C. Make up a reason why the person is unavailable D. Ask the caller why he/she is trying to reach the person Answer: A. Explain the reason the person may not be reached

QUESTION

When reporting an emergency over the telephone, you should A. Say everything you think the dispatcher may want to know B. Follow all direction given by the emergency dispatcher C. Speak as quickly as possible D. Hang up as soon as possible Answer: B. Follow all direction given by the emergency dispatcher

Answer: C. Calmly explain that the dispute is disturbing others

QUESTION

You are working as a security guard at the Happy Valley apartment com- plex. While at your post one evening at 6:45 p.m., you receive a telephone call from a resident of the complex about a very loud argument in Building C, Apartment

QUESTION

As you approach the apartment, you can hear the argument clearly. The husband answers the door after you have knocked twice. When the door finally opens, you can see past the the husband's shoulder into the kitchen and notice that the woman inide is visibly shaken and crying. What should you do? A. Arrest the husband B. Step between the husband and wife C. Ignore the incident unless you are threatened D. Gently but firmly advise the participants to resolve their argument quietly.- Answer: D. Gently but firmly advise the participants to resolve their argument quietly.

QUESTION

Which of the following are guidelines for communicating with people? A. Being stern will help you gain the respect of those you must deal with. B. It is important to build and reward friendships C. Keep people on the topic at hand instead of letting them ramble and losing control of the conversation. D. Remain clam; never "lose your cool" toward a person Answer: D. Remain clam; never "lose your cool" toward a person

QUESTION

Which of the following is a guideline for communicating across language barriers? A. Ask "yes" or "no" questions. B. Be patient and respect the other person attempts to communicate with you. C. Speak a little louder than normal with those who might speak a different language. D. Using simple language and less difficult words, will insult the other person- Answer: B. Be patient and respect the other person attempts to communicate with you.

QUESTION

Which of the following is an example of empathy? A. Elizabeth tries to put herself in the other person's shoes B. Rey tries to give everyone exactly what they want C. Phil tries to always speak clearly and slowly in a normal tone of voice D. Yolanda tries to be precise and no-nonsense Answer: A. Elizabeth tries to put herself in the other person's shoes

QUESTION

Which of the following statements about tact is true? A. Being tactful can help make sure a simple issue doesn't escalate into something else. B. Being tactful means never turning down a request. C. Being too tactful can make you appear weak D. You should use tact with customers and clients, but it is not helpful with coworkers Answer: D. You should use tact with customers and clients, but it is not helpful with coworkers

QUESTION

Which of the following is an example of using positive language? A. "I'm positive you filled this report out incorrectly." B. "I'm sorry, you cannot use this door." C. "No, I cannot help you. Have a nice day!" D. "This lot is for employees only, but you can park in the visitor lot just around

QUESTION

What color is usually painted on industrial first aid kits? A. Federal Safety Blue B. Federal Safety Yellow C. Federal Safety Green D. Federal Safety Red Answer: C. Federal Safety Green

QUESTION

Which of the following guidelines would not help reduce disease transmis- sion when providing first aid? A. Removing protective clothing and equipment B. Avoiding contact with all bodily fluids C. Making sure not to touch your mouth, nose, or eyes D. Washing your hands afterwards Answer: A. Removing protective clothing and equip- ment

QUESTION

Which of the following is a correct treatment for a severe cut? A. Remove any objects impaled in the wound B. Apply alcohol to the wound C. Leave the cut alone D. Put a dressing over the cut and apply pressure Answer: D. Put a dressing over the cut and apply pressure

QUESTION

Which of the following is a correct treatment for a small cut? A. Wash the cut B. Leave the cut alone C. Obtain medical attention

D. Put a dressing over the cut and apply pressure Answer: A. Wash the cut

QUESTION

Which sign or symptom below might indicate an early stage of traumatic shock? A. High body temperature B. Pale, blueish skin C. Spotty or mottled skin D. Attitude of not caring Answer: B. Pale, blueish skin

QUESTION

Which sign or symptom below might indicate a late stage of traumatic shock? A. Slow pulse B. Excessive Hunger C. Attitude of not caring D. Great pain Answer: C. Attitude of not caring

QUESTION

Which of the following is a symptom of a first degree burn? A. Blistering B. Charred or white appearance of the burned area C. Wet appearance of the burned area D. Mild swelling Answer: D. Mild swelling

QUESTION