Ace the NTN Police Test (Frontline National Exam): Free Practice & Accurate Prep to Help You Pass
The Frontline National test is the entrance exam for law enforcement positions in 9 states in the USA. As a Law Enforcement job candidate in Arizona, California, Colorado, Illinois, Nevada, North Dakota, Oregon, Texas, or Washington, The Frontline National test results significantly impact your professional future!
The FrontLine police test includes 4 sections that assess if you've got the crucial skills to become a successful police officer. Although passing the Frontline test is a complicated challenge (did you know you've got approximately only 10 seconds per question? ), It is surely a possible one.
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The FrontLine National (also known as the National Testing Network police test) is the main Law Enforcement entrance exam in 9 states in the USA - Arizona, California, Colorado, Illinois, Nevada, North Dakota, Oregon, Texas, or Washington.
The test is utilized by the National Testing Network (NTN), which is a test provider company that specializes in recruiting and evaluation services of job candidates specializing in public sector jobs and public safety departments.
The Frontline National Test is time limited to 2:15 hours and contains three different sections-
This is a situational-judgment type of test. You’ll watch 46 video scenarios of actual situations often encountered by Police Officers, all visualized on screen with a 90-minute time limit. You need to select the option that represents the best course of action to take in response to the given situation (in your opinion).
The main competencies assessed are judgment, decision-making, common sense, flexibility, public relations, and teamwork. It is important to remember that you have about 10 seconds per question and the videos will not stop running.
In the reading skills exam, You will be shown broken sentences and must choose the right word to complete the sentence. ֿ
The Report Writing skills test contains two parts. First, you will be shown a brief situation on video and asked to write a report describing it during a 10 minutes time cape. You will be able to take notes during the video watching and can use these notes to write the report.
Second, you will be requested to use the report you wrote during the first part to answer multiple-choice questions.
Read the following paragraph and decide if officer Jones' behavior was acceptable:
Officer Jones stops a car for a minor violation. She approaches the car, explains the violation to the driver, and asks him for his license and registration. Eventually, she writes him a ticket. After concluding the traffic stop and permitting the driver to continue on his way, the driver asks her if it would be alright for him to take her phone number and ask her out on a date. Officer Jones agrees and hands him her number.
A. Acceptable. Since the driver was the one who asked her out, there was no inappropriate use of her authority.
B. Acceptable. The non-official interaction took place after the officer issued the citation. C. Unacceptable. This kind of interaction is unethical and unprofessional.D. Unacceptable. Officers are not supposed to interact with traffic violators once the traffic stop is complete.
View ExplanationThe correct answer is C. This is a question about ethics. The scenario provides different justifications for a relationship between the officer and the driver – he’s the one who makes the offer, she impartially gave him a ticket, etc. Nonetheless, an officer's interaction with a person he or she has pulled over should be confined to professional duties only. The officer is a uniformed authority figure and the driver could be influenced by this information. Transforming the interaction into anything which is not professional is unethical, as is stated in answer choice C.
Note that response D also claims the officer’s behavior was unacceptable, but the rationalization in this answer choice is less accurate. The emphasis in this question is on ethics and law and the importance of following them without exception.
Choose the combination of words that is most suitable to fill in the blanks.
The ____ they died out has been a matter of ____ scientific debate.
A. reasson, considerabel B. reason, considerate C. reason, considerable D. reeson, considereble E. None of these View ExplanationThe correct answer is C. The reason they died out has been a matter of considerable scientific debate.
Incorrect Answers- A and D have reason spelled wrong. B is incorrect as considerate is not the same word as conservable.
This report is based on the video scenario you'll watch on the test. after writing the report (based on the video), you'll be asked questions about the scenario:
Officer Green was on duty and had been observing Mr. Parker’s suspicious behavior for approximately 15 minutes when he decided to stop and question him. He called out to Mr. Parker, produced his badge from the front pocket of his uniform, and asked to see his ID. He told him that he wasn't going to show him his ID and asked him why he wanted to see it. Officer Green responded that he wants to know what he was up to. Mr. Parker said he was not up to anything. Officer Green told him that he doesn’t buy it, and asked him what he has in his pocket. Mr. Parker said it was none of his business and started reaching for something inside his jacket, at which point officer Green pulled out his firearm and told Mr. Parker to stand up against the wall and put his hands up. In his back pocket he found a large number of dollar bills, which amounted to twenty thousand USD and in his jacket’s inside pocket officer Green found only his wallet. Officer Green asked Mr. Parker what was he doing with such a large amount of money and Mr. Parker replied he wasn’t going to talk and that he knows his rights. At this point officer, Green read him his Miranda rights and handcuffed him. He then proceeded to take Mr. Parker with him to the police station to be interrogated.
How much money did Officer Green found in Mr.Parker's pocket?
