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EVOC Quiz Solved 2024, Exams of Advanced Education

HDS Truck Driving InstituteAdvanced Education

A quiz or test related to emergency vehicle operator course (evoc) training. It covers various topics such as law enforcement driving techniques, pursuit intervention tactics, stress response, braking, and other key concepts in emergency vehicle operations. The quiz format with multiple-choice questions suggests this document could be used for assessment or study purposes by law enforcement personnel or students interested in this field. The level of detail and technical terminology indicates this document is likely intended for a more specialized audience, such as police officers, security personnel, or individuals pursuing a career in law enforcement or emergency services. Overall, this document provides a comprehensive overview of essential knowledge and skills required for safe and effective emergency vehicle operation.

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EVOC QUIZ SOLVED 2024
1. Law enforcement driving is divided into three types. Which is NOT?
a. Normal patrol operations
b. Shift Change
c. Emergency response
d. Pursuits - ANSWER-1. B. Shift Change
2. The bulk of your driving will take place during _.
a. Normal patrol operations
b. Shift Change
c. Emergency response
d. Pursuits - ANSWER-2. A. Normal patrol operations
3. When inspecting a vehicle, what will you check?
a. Tires and wheels
b. Exterior (body, chassis, engine)
c. Trunk
d. Passenger compartment
e. All of the above - ANSWER-3. E. All of the above
4. How much depth must there be on a tire?
a. At least 1/32"
b. At least 2/32"
c. At least 3/32"
d. At least 4/32" - ANSWER-4. B. At least 2/32"
5. Officer are only privileged to violate _ during silent emergencies.
a. Running red lights
b. Speeding restrictions
c. Wrong way driving
d. All laws - ANSWER-5. B. Speeding restrictions
6. A _ is a situation in which the officer is either obtaining evidence of a speed violation
or responding to a call in which there is a need to avoid alerting a suspect to the officer's
presence.
a. Loud emergency
b. Silent pursuit
c. Silent emergency
d. Speeding emergency - ANSWER-6. C. Silent emergency
7. During stress response, you can do the three techniques to bring your stress down.
Which one is NOT?
a. Breath
b. Scan
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EVOC QUIZ SOLVED 2024

  1. Law enforcement driving is divided into three types. Which is NOT? a. Normal patrol operations b. Shift Change c. Emergency response d. Pursuits - ANSWER-1. B. Shift Change
  2. The bulk of your driving will take place during _. a. Normal patrol operations b. Shift Change c. Emergency response d. Pursuits - ANSWER-2. A. Normal patrol operations
  3. When inspecting a vehicle, what will you check? a. Tires and wheels b. Exterior (body, chassis, engine) c. Trunk d. Passenger compartment e. All of the above - ANSWER-3. E. All of the above
  4. How much depth must there be on a tire? a. At least 1/32" b. At least 2/32" c. At least 3/32" d. At least 4/32" - ANSWER-4. B. At least 2/32"
  5. Officer are only privileged to violate _ during silent emergencies. a. Running red lights b. Speeding restrictions c. Wrong way driving d. All laws - ANSWER-5. B. Speeding restrictions
  6. A _ is a situation in which the officer is either obtaining evidence of a speed violation or responding to a call in which there is a need to avoid alerting a suspect to the officer's presence. a. Loud emergency b. Silent pursuit c. Silent emergency d. Speeding emergency - ANSWER-6. C. Silent emergency
  7. During stress response, you can do the three techniques to bring your stress down. Which one is NOT? a. Breath b. Scan

c. Self-Talk d. Drink - ANSWER-7. D. Drink

  1. When sympathetic nervous system kicks in, you will exhibit which of the following? a. Your body secretes adrenaline. b. Blood flow to the large muscles increases, making it easier for you to fight or run from danger—thus, this response is sometimes called the "fight or flight" response. c. Your heart rate, blood pressure, and respiration rate all increase, ensuring that your large muscles are well oxygenated. d. All of the above - ANSWER-8. D. All of the above
  2. When sympathetic nervous system kicks in, you will NOT exhibit which of the following? a. Your sweat glands are stimulated. b. Your blood sugar decreases c. Your blood sugar increases. d. Your vision & hearing may become keener — and may exclude stimuli that are not part of the perceived danger. - ANSWER-9. C. Your blood sugar increases.
  3. __ can cause standard brakes to lock up, resulting in a loss of control. a. Wild braking b. Panic braking c. Normal braking d. Fast braking - ANSWER-10. B. Panic braking
  4. Speed doubles and braking will take _ as much to stop. a. 2x b. 4x - ANSWER-11. B. 4x
  5. A good EVOC tactic for presence intervention option is a(n) a. Siren b. Authorized emergency vehicle (the squad itself) c. Channelization d. Ramming - ANSWER-12. B. Authorized emergency vehicle (the squad itself)
  6. A good EVOC tactic for dialog intervention option is a. Emergency lights b. Siren c. Approach contact d. Communicate with dispatch e. All of the above - ANSWER-13. E. All of the above
  7. A pursuit intervention technique is considered a _ intervention options a. Presence b. Dialog c. Protective Alternative

c. Remain steady d. None of the above - ANSWER-21. A. Plow in a straight line

  1. When that happens (FWD), you have three choices. Which one is NOT a one of those three choice? a. Increase radius b. Decrease radius c. Slow your speed d. Wait for the car to decelerate as it turns - ANSWER-22. B. Decrease radius
  2. In RWD, if a curve or turn taken too fast, the _ wheel may begin to overtake the front wheel, making a sideways skid. a. Steering b. Front passenger c. Rear driver d. Rear passenger - ANSWER-23. C. Rear driver
  3. Which of the following are additional challenges to consider? (Special Topics) a. Citizen response to lights & siren b. Route selection c. Radio use d. Driving considerations e. All of the above - ANSWER-24. E. All of the above
  4. What are some things citizens might do when a pursuit is nearby? a. Continuing to travel (unaware) b. Braking suddenly in front of you c. Speeding up to evade you d. Crossing several lanes of traffic to pull to the right e. Causing an accident f. All of the above - ANSWER-25. F. All of the above
  5. What are things to consider for route selection? a. Traffic patterns b. Construction c. Road conditions d. Intersections e. All of the above - ANSWER-26. E. All of the above
  6. Will you initiate radio contact when you are approaching an intersection? a. Yes b. No - ANSWER-27. B. No
  7. Operate the radio by the _ rather than looking at it. a. Feel b. Smell

c. Telekinetic d. None of the above - ANSWER-28. A. Feel

  1. Other radio procedures? a. Avoid long broadcasts while you are in emergency mode b. Give information useful to other units c. Update dispatch of arrival on scene d. All of the above - ANSWER-29. D. All of the above
  2. What to consider when driving? a. Use of siren b. Intersections c. Municipal roads d. Rural roadways e. Freeway f. All of the above - ANSWER-30. F. All of the above
  3. Follow three basic patrol operation techniques. Which of the following is NOT? a. Patrol strategies—for effective policing b. Pursuit strategies - for pursuits c. Traffic strategies—for safe and defensive driving d. Driving techniques—for effective maneuvering of the vehicle - ANSWER-31. B. Pursuit strategies - for pursuits
  4. What are some things needed when you conduct patrol strategies? a. Know where you are b. Vary your route c. Stay alert d. Play "what if" e. All of the above - ANSWER-32. E. All of the above
  5. The Smith system a five-step system designed to a. Keep the driver constantly aware of traffic. b. Keep the driver out of the road c. Keep the driver completely safe d. None of the above - ANSWER-33. A. Keep the driver constantly aware of traffic.
  6. (The Smith System) Keep your view up rather than looking at your hood of the car is a. Aim high in driving b. Get the big picture c. Keep your eyes moving d. Leave yourself and out e. Make sure they can see you - ANSWER-34. A. Aim high in driving
  7. (The Smith System) As you acquire information by aiming high and keeping your eyes moving, integrate it into a sense of the whole traffic situation is

c. An imminent threat d. No threat - ANSWER-41. C. An imminent threat

  1. Graham v Connor also uses the following: whether the suspect is actively _ or attempting to _ arrest by flight. a. Resurging, help b. Resisting, Ensuring c. Evading, Resist d. Resisting, evade - ANSWER-42. D. resisting, evade
  2. Which of the following are reasons for a no pursuit policy? a. Small number of personnel b. Limited Jurisdiction c. Lack of emergency-equipped vehicles d. All of the above - ANSWER-43. D. All of the above
  3. A permissive pursuit policy encourages offices to conduct them in a _ and _ manner. a. Safe, efficient b. Fast, dangerous c. Slow, safe d. Wild, reckless - ANSWER-44. A. Safe, efficient
  4. A restrictive policy limits pursuits only for a. Misdemeanor violators b. Felony violators c. Petty thieves d. Juveniles - ANSWER-45. B. Felony violators
  5. Specific guidelines and only some officers are allow to pursuit in a _ pursuit policy. a. Restrictive b. All-officer c. Permissive d. Discretionary - ANSWER-46. D. Discretionary
  6. When turning activate your turn signals at least _ in advance. a. 100 yards b. 10 feet c. 100 feet d. 75 feet - ANSWER-47. C. 100 feet
  7. When cornering, scan _ ahead a. 8 sec b. 9 sec c. 11 sec d. 12 sec - ANSWER-48. D. 12 sec
  1. Aim for the_, or a point where a straight line drawn from your entry point would just touch the inside edge of your lane. a. Apex of the curve b. Tip of the curve c. Side of the curve - ANSWER-49. A. Apex of the curve
  2. Driver reaction time can be affected by a host of factors: a. Perception and anticipation of the need to stop b. Attitude and emotional control c. Concentration & Skill d. Fatigue, drowsiness, etc. e. Physiological impairments f. All of the above - ANSWER-50. F. All of the above
  3. Vehicle capability can be affected load distribution and by the design and maintenance of: a. Brake system b. Suspension system c. Tires d. All of the above - ANSWER-51. D. All of the above
  4. Road surface, road design, whether the vehicle is going uphill or downhill, and weather conditions are all examples of a. Road conditions b. Driving conditions c. Environmental conditions d. Economic conditions - ANSWER-52. C. Environmental conditions
  5. SIPDE system is designed to give the driver a _ to gather information about the traffic system. a. Creative approach b. Flawed approach c. Systematic means d. Maneuvering tactic - ANSWER-53. C. Systematic means
  6. Concentrate on the center of the travel path, by finding a distant reference point and steering toward it. At the same time, _ for anything that could affect vehicle operation, such as weather, vehicle and pedestrian traffic, and obstructions. Move your eyes rapidly and glance at your exterior and interior mirrors and instrument panel. If your view is obscured, listen for audible clues. a. Search b. Identify c. Decide d. Execute - ANSWER-54. A. Search