Tennessee Law Enforcement Training Academy (TLETA) Week 5 Practice Test

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• Which drug's withdrawal can be fatal?
• Which topic should be avoided to maintain rapport?
• Persistent compulsive use of a substance known to be harmful is called
• Which act first restricted cocaine in the United States?
• What term describes the deviation of drugs from legal uses towards illegal uses?
• What are the two key elements for building community relationships?
• In the context of LE, what best describes the term 'persona'?
• Why do gangs use graffiti?
• Which stage of GAS involves adaptation to ongoing stressors?
• Which gang was founded by David Barksdale but is now led by Larry Hoover, and has the motto 'all is one'?
• Which statement best explains the stereotype about Arabs and loud speech?
• Graffiti referencing '60's, NC' is linked to which gang?
• Which drug is described as a powerful, man-made stimulant that lasts 8-24 hours and can deplete serotonin?
• What length of sentences should you put in a report?
• Psilocybin is a hallucinogen derived from what organism?
• Adderall is best described as which type of medication?
• Which liability type is defined as supervisors being liable for the actions of their employees due to supervision or training?
• A synthetic drug, found in liquid or patch, that is used for extreme military injuries or in nursing homes for the elderly, people also like to add it to dope?
• Which major U.S. gangs are Los Angeles-based?
• The Latin Kings are associated with which alliance?
• Which action demonstrates professionalism and helps earn respect?
• For disorderly conduct/rioting, how many people must be gathered?
• In the alarm stage, which branch of the autonomic nervous system is activated?
• Which case is primarily associated with training adequacy and liability due to failure to train?
• Which case established that officers' duties must be accompanied with adequate training to perform that function?
• Which of the following is not a branch of the autonomic nervous system?
• What type of voice should you mainly use when writing reports?
• What are the three stages of GAS?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the four major qualities of a good report?
• A mid-level drug dealer who sells to dealers but not to users is called what?
• When did drugs come under federal jurisdiction with the Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Act?
• Which unit is typically the branch most associated with investigations, often using informants, undercover operations, and electronic surveillance?
• Under Tennessee law, possession or casual exchange of a controlled substance less than 1/2 ounce is charged as which offense?
• CISD stands for which term?
• In Tennessee law, can you charge a person only with the crimes they commit, or can you add gang-related punishment enhancements?
• Which term specifically refers to the formal written order to obtain a drug?
• Which is described as the main barrier to trust between undocumented immigrants and law enforcement?
• What gives the public the right to review your reports?
• A patient who sees multiple medical professionals for multiple prescriptions for controlled substances is commonly described as what?
• The term for drugs that speed up brain messages by altering neurotransmitters is which category?
• Which symbol is commonly associated with the Folk Nation alliance?
• Which option demonstrates building rapport through nonverbal cues?
• If you think you've found a meth lab, what should you do?
• What is the four corners rule?
• TRT is commonly prescribed to treat which condition?
• Which drug is known for sedative effects lasting up to 12 hours and is often associated with misuse in social contexts?
• Which drug investigation unit deals with the postal service, highways, and hotels or motels?
• Which of the following NOT one of the five listed drug families?
• TPSN stands for which organization?
• What describes a 'Counterfeit Controlled Substance' under Tennessee law?
• Which liability type describes actions taken by an individual, such as negligence or willful misconduct?
• Which option is NOT a meth production phase?
• Which gang was founded in the late 1960s to early 1970s in Los Angeles, was once known as the 'body snatchers', and formed to compete against the Crips?
• Morphine and hydromorphone are derivatives of which substance?
• There’s a ______ nexus with the majority of crimes.
• Which term refers to a pursuit tactic where the pursuing car can force a fleeing car to turn sideways abruptly, causing the driver to lose control and stop?
• Fentanyl is classified as which drug type?
• Which gang is indicated by graffiti showing a 6-point star or the number 6?
• TCA code dealing with riots?
• Which schedule is the lowest risk?
• What schedule drug is cocaine and meth?
• Which gang favors the left side, has special number 5, colors red/black/gold, and motto 'All Is Well'?
• Are we liable for injuries to a third party when pursuing actual/suspected violators of the law?
• Which term describes a substance created by barely modifying a drug, resulting in a new drug?
• The acronym LODD refers to events resulting in what?
• Who might read your report?
• What measure helps protect you against liability accusations?
• During CISD, which stage involves introducing personnel, providing information, and explaining what's about to happen?
• The Hoover Crips are a faction of which larger gang?
• Name the two types of graffiti.
• Provigil is approved to treat which condition?
• What is the basis for all narcotics?
• Can you correct prejudice?
• A substance that is used as medicine is called
• Which cultures believe that feelings and information regarding family members are private?
• Which substance is an Ethiopian stimulant containing cathinone and cathine?
• What are the six categories you need to include in your report?
• In the drug scheduling system described, what is the range of schedules?
• Amytal and Nembutal are examples of which drug class?
• Which drug is a combination of amphetamine and dextroamphetamine used to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)?
• What is the primary focus of critical incident stress debriefing within TPSN?
• Which term defines the amount of drug to be taken at one time?
• Which alliance uses red, black, and gold as its colors?
• Never touch a _______ person on the head.
• Regarding hybrid gangs, law enforcement should focus on which aspect more?
• Which of the following describes prejudice?
• Which statement best describes the relationship between Folk Nation and Gangster Disciples?
• Racism is defined as
• Which term describes the overall framework used to help responders cope with traumatic events?
• An opiate drug that is synthesized from morphine and is extracted from the poppy plant?
• Gangs in Tennessee are influenced by which of the following?
• LODD stands for what?
• Kurdish Pride (KPG) originated from immigrants from which regions?
• Secondary dimensions of diversity include which set of characteristics?
• Which term describes the measurement of a drug per administration?
• Which statement best describes hallucinogens?
• The four corners rule implies that essential case details not contained within the report page:
• Which item is listed as a disease of adaptation to a career in law enforcement?
• What schedule drug is heroin?
• Which branch would be most active during a sudden threat to increase energy and readiness?
• Which statement best describes vicarious liability?
• Which statement best describes hybrid gangs?
• Which gang has the motto "once a king, always a king"?
• What are the four interpersonal distance zones characteristic to US culture and their typical distances?
• How do soft-spoken English speakers view Americans?
• TCA Code 49-6-4215 Safe Schools allows schools to have dress codes to stop gang activity. Which option best reflects this?
• Which statement about CISD is true?
• What can you do if all your info can't be put into a report or warrant?
• What is the most used drug of our time?
• A category of drug found in plants or fungi or synthetically produced?
• Barely changing or tweaking one component of an illegal drug results in what term?
• Which phrase best defines hostile work environment?
• Is hearsay acceptable in search warrants?
• Which hallucinogen was invented by Albert Hofmann in 1938 and marketed initially as a mental health drug?
• A graffiti symbol featuring a pitchfork and/or devil tail is most commonly associated with which gang?
• DTF? stands for Drug Task Force.
• Ketamine is classified as what type of drug in the material?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the five families of drugs?
• Marijuana is scheduled as?
• Can a victim of sexual harassment be someone other than the person directly harassed?
• Which pairing correctly reflects the Chicago alliances among major gangs?
• Khat, an Ethiopian stimulant, contains which compounds and is typically chewed or brewed?
• Which statement accurately describes General Adaptation Syndrome?
• Which term is defined as a physical, chemical, or emotional factor that causes bodily harm or mental tension and may be a factor in disease causation?
• Which term is described as a 'map for interacting with the rest of the world'?
• Which two perceptions vary greatly among different cultures?
• Which of the following is true about the Latin Kings?
• Which statement about exceeding speed limits during pursuit is most accurate?
• Which term describes the act of using a drug in a manner that is incorrect or improper?
• Which term describes non-law-abiding biker clubs?
• Why are Arabs often wrongly perceived as aggressive or threatening?
• Oldest and largest Hispanic-led street gang in Chicago?
• How do Mexicans view a soft, warm handshake compared to Americans?
• Under Tennessee's TCA 40-35-121, a formal gang must consist of how many members, and how many must engage in a pattern of criminal gang activity?
• Which term describes the uniqueness of individuals and groups in a population?
• Graffiti symbols such as top hat, cane, Playboy bunny, pyramid, crescent moon, glove, champagne glass, dice, sword are most associated with which gang?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a protected class under Title VII protections in Tennessee?
• What must you do to report sexual harassment?
• Brown Pride is best described as which?
• Which stimulant drug is described as powerful, lasting 8-24 hours and capable of depleting serotonin?
• Discrimination is defined as?
• MDMA paired with mushrooms is commonly referred to as what?
• Measurement of a drug substance is called
• Xanax belongs to which drug class?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a coping strategy for facing the emotional impact of a critical incident?
• The Gangster Disciples were founded in which decade?
• What method of growing marijuana has the plants grow without soil, so no root rot, leading to 25% faster and higher yields?
• Narcotics comes from the Greek word ______ and was used to relieve pain.
• Which item is described as the common cold of LE?
• What does ATF stand for?
• Who is the oldest and second largest street gang in Chicago with predominantly African American membership?
• Which element serves to close out and finalize the report after the main narrative?
• Failure to train can lead to liability due to what concept?
• Which age threshold is protected under Title VII protections in Tennessee?
• Which statement best describes civil disorder in the Tennessee context?
• What is the best question to ask a gang member about their symbols?
• Which unit receives calls for service, but their primary role is not to enforce drug-related offenses?
• Which code section is titled 'Drug Paraphernalia'?
• The phrase 'it's not what we know, it's what we can prove' emphasizes the need to do what with the facts?
• Which liability type arises when policy is the moving force behind an injury?
• Which dealer type sells directly to end users?
• Which anabolic steroid is medically used to treat anemia or muscle wasting?
• Before leaving the scene, what should you obtain from the victim and anyone else you spoke to?
• "Public disturbance involving violence assemblage of 2 or more persons which acts cause an immediate danger or result in damage or injury to property/person" defines which offense?
• People Nation was founded in which decade?
• Why do we have to keep our drugs at the local jail or department's drug locker?
• Which drug is a synthetic opioid used for extreme injuries and often added to other drugs?
• How many points does the Latin King's star have?
• Which concept is defined as learned beliefs and guides for behavior shared among members of a group?
• What is crack cocaine produced by?
• Which agency inspects mail for legal compliance?
• Which unit is sometimes called directed patrol/crime suppression/ACE Team, and is usually a specialized unit with the patrol division?
• Which gang is described as the most organized in Tennessee?
• Under TCA 39-17-424, how is the determination of drug paraphernalia made?
• Which coping strategy involves preparing for the future?
• What are the five most common maneuvers and formations used in crowd control?
• Which opening sentence content should you include in a police report?
• What does silence signify in American culture vs Japanese culture?
• Prejudice usually evolves from _____.
• In the riot-related case, what type of round was used against a man not participating in the riot, leading to an excessive force ruling?
• When are quotation marks appropriate in a police report?
• OMG stands for what in this context?
• Which case is associated with a bean bag projectile during a riot?
• Gangs are everyone's problem.
• Which are the three types of liability?
• During CISD, which stage features a safe/confidential structured discussion that is peer-driven and clinically supported, but not therapy?
• For an authorized emergency vehicle to disregard traffic laws, it must be responding to one of which three situations?
• What does ANS stand for?
• Which term best describes the patterned beliefs and behaviors that distinguish one group from another?
• USPIS stands for?
• Which term is described as a map for interacting with the rest of the world?
• Is it illegal to be a gang member in Tennessee?
• Should you repeat things in your report?
• Which term refers to attitudes or stereotypes that affect our understanding, actions, and decisions in an unconscious manner, activated involuntarily and without awareness?
• Marijuana falls under what category of drug?
• What are the four major qualities of a good report?
• Which of the following is listed as a bad side effect of anabolic steroids?
• To use incorrectly is defined as
• Which unit is typically a specialized unit within the patrol division and is sometimes called directed patrol/ACE Team?
• Which liability type is associated with supervisors and individuals being liable due to improper training or improper supervision?
• GHB is classified as which type of drug?
• If you see graffiti reading '2-15-19' (Brothers of Struggle), a number 6, a 6-point star, blue/black colors, pitchforks, and 'LLL', which gang alliance is indicated?
• Reports - It's not what we know, it's what we can _____.
• TPSN programs include critical incident stress debriefing and management; what is their primary purpose?
• Which organization is described as a "church" practicing Christian Identity?
• In the resistance stage, which branch of the autonomic nervous system predominates?
• Which organization exists to help police officers support fellow officers dealing with stress and trauma, including programs like critical incident stress debriefing and management?
• Which term is defined as learned beliefs, traditions, principles, languages, and guides for behavior shared among members of a group?
• Non-traditional gangs may be a composite of multiple gangs and may have little or no real national affiliation. What term describes these gangs?
• Which statement correctly describes primary versus secondary dimensions of diversity?
• Which approach helps officers cope with stress during critical incidents?
• Which code section addresses 'Counterfeit Controlled Substance'?
• Which law governs public records at the state level in Tennessee?
• Which faction of Aryan Nations is expanding into East Tennessee?
• Which act led to Prohibition?
• When writing a report, what should you do for each witness, victim, or suspect?
• A written or verbal order from a qualified medical practitioner to the pharmacist for a medication or medical procedure is called
• What is the oldest group of drugs used for their ability to alter human perception and mood?
• The parasympathetic branch of the ANS controls which three functions?
• Which statement best describes the three forms of communication used by gang members?
• Which actions build respect?
• Which statement about the autonomic nervous system is true?
• Which cultivation method would be described as growing cannabis without soil to increase yields?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a type of marijuana organization?
• The FAM Mob is a hybrid gang associated with which city?
• Which term best describes the medical approach of replacing deficient hormones, such as testosterone?
• What does DEA stand for?
• Actions and/or behaviors based on prejudiced thoughts = ?
• What term describes preconceived or oversimplified generalizations about a group?
• GHB is commonly classified as which type of drug?
• Which two groups are described as never touching a woman outside their families, even for a handshake?
• The Bloods were formed to oppose which rival gang?
• Under liability concepts, which category would apply when the moving force behind an injury is a policy?
• Which of the following is NOT among the five crowd control formations typically used?
• List the three types of drug dealers in Tennessee.
• Another name for Folk Nation?
• Which description best defines how crack cocaine is formed?
• What drug investigation unit commonly uses informants, undercover operations, and electronic surveillance?
• ICE stands for what?
• DEA? **DEA** stands for which agency?
• Which branch enables the fight-or-flight response?
• MDMA is classified as which schedule drug?
• Which of the following best describes who might read a police report?
• Name the four major U.S. gangs and their alliances.
• In which case did the court rule that failure to adequately train officers on constitutional use of force can lead to deliberate indifference liability?
• Which term describes the minority of biker clubs that aren't law abiding and are members of outlaw biker gangs, leading to their popular patch?
• Which drug class traces to the late 1800s and is used to promote muscle growth, now popular with weightlifters?
• Which factor has been cited as causing miscommunication between different races of Americans?
• Which of the following is a reason people join gangs?
• Which unit's primary role is to receive calls for service, not to enforce drug-related offenses?
• Which term describes the uniqueness of each individual and each individual group in a population?
• Which law prohibits discrimination in the workplace on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, or national origin?
• What are the phases of drug misuse/abuse?
• A class of drugs that speed up the messages between the brain and the body is called what?
• What is the point of a disposition?
• Which groups are listed as federal drug enforcement agencies?
• A biological classification of human groups based in heredity and genetic differences is called what?
• In the graffiti response framework, which action comes first?
• Generalizations are usually based on ________.
• Which option correctly lists the five categories of signs and symptoms of critical incident stress?
• Which of the following can be indicators of sexual harassment?
• What 3 types of drug interdiction units are there?
• Race vs ethnicity? Which statement accurately reflects definitions?
• Primary dimensions of diversity include which set of characteristics?
• True or False: Gangs are strictly a law enforcement problem.
• Which gang was formed in the 1950s at the Illinois Training School for Boys in St. Charles, Illinois?
• Which cultures are noted for keeping information about family members private?
• Which Hispanic gang is popular in Rutherford County and feuds with Sureños?
• Implicit bias is best described as which of the following?
• In report formatting, which approach should you take for witnesses, victims, and suspects?
• Stereotyping involves generalizations about a group that are
• What are the five categories of common signs and symptoms of critical incident stress?
• What quantity of weed marks the threshold between misdemeanor and felony when there is intent to manufacture/deliver/sell?
• Long-term use of which substances can lead to serotonin depletion and depression?
• Which hybrid gang from Memphis is enemies of the Almighty Vice Lord Nation and is associated with the number 8?
• MDMA paired with ketamine is commonly referred to as what?
• What drug investigation unit is usually called narcotics, vice, or special enforcement, is made up of detectives or investigators that use unusual forms of enforcement with a focus on investigation?
• Which schedule is described as the highest risk?
• Which term means improper or excessive use or treatment of a substance?
• Which coping strategy addresses responsibility guilt?
• Can stereotyping be reversed?
• How much does a kilo weigh?
• Which drug listed is a narcotic?
• Which gang was founded in the 1970s by Richard Butler and is led by Conley Fair, calling itself a church practicing Christian Identity?
• Which gang was formed in the 1950s at the Illinois Training School for Boys located in St. Charles, Illinois?
• DEA stands for which agency?
• Which of the following best represents aspects of culture or ethnicity, including religion, language, history, social status, life processes, recreation, values, and clothing?
• In what year and location was the Pagans motorcycle club established?
• What are the categories of drug use?
• True or False: Females are not allowed to become gang members.
• Which agency is a federal drug enforcement agency?
• Which stimulant drug promotes wakefulness and is used to treat excessive sleepiness caused by sleep apnea, narcolepsy, or shift work sleep disorder?
• What type of drug is alcohol?
• Which substances are described as causing confusion, sleep problems, anxiety, poor decision making, long-term use leading to brain damage serotonin depletion and depression?
• Bad side effects of anabolic steroids can include which of the following?
• ______ feel it is rude to touch someone you don't know.
• Which drug class includes medications such as amytal and nembutal used for sedation?
• Quid pro quo refers to
• Fast Cash is a local hybrid gang associated with which group?
• Prejudgment of a person made before facts are known equals ?
• Is a PIT maneuver legally considered deadly force?
• Which of the following would NOT typically be considered indicators of sexual harassment?
• Is hearsay admissible in a police report?
• Which of the following is NOT listed among the diseases of adaptation to a career in law enforcement?
• A smile by an Asian might signify what?
• Which concept refers to patterned beliefs and behaviors that set a group apart from others?
• Which statement accurately describes cocaine’s regulatory history in the early 20th century?
• Which gang began as a protective service for the neighborhood from crime and looked up to the Black Panthers?
• Morphine and hydromorphone are derivatives of _____.
• Which statement best describes the goals of CISD?
• What should you include in your opening sentence of your report?
• What are the two branches of the autonomic nervous system (ANS)?
• Which term refers to a medical professional, clinic, or pharmacy that prescribes or dispenses controlled substances inappropriately or for non-medical reasons?
• Which item weighs about two ounces and requires training to carry?
• Which method is described as an easy way to make dope in 2-3 hours using a 2-liter bottle?
• Which of the following is considered evidence of gang activity for membership criteria?
• Which Tennessee Code section addresses riots?
• State level drug enforcement agencies?
• Which stimulant drug was used in its natural form for thousands of years by people in the Andes and later isolated by Albert Nieman and studied by Sigmund Freud?
• Which branch slows heart rate and promotes digestion?
• Which branch of the ANS is dominant when a person perceives safety and is not stressed?
• Medications that put the user to sleep, relieve anxiety, prevent muscle spasms, or prevent seizures are classified as which type of drug?
• Unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature when (1) submission to such conduct is made a condition of employment and/or (2) conduct is used as basis for employment decisions, and/or (3) conduct's purpose is to interfere with work performance, or create an intimidating/hostile/offensive working environment; this is called what?
• Which culture generally welcomes inquiries about family members?
• Belief that one race is inherently superior to another = ?
• Which statement correctly describes the PIT maneuver as described in the material?
• Which zone is 4 to 12 feet?
• Which term refers to lasting, compulsive drug use despite known harm?
• Grape Street is a faction of which gang?
• Which hallucinogen comes from a cactus used in Mexico/Texas and used by indigenous peoples for religious, medical reasons and hunger relief?
• Which of the following is a protected characteristic under Title VII protections in Tennessee?
• What is the term for the perception and use of personal and interpersonal space?
• In the meth production sequence, which phase is the crystallization phase (salting out)?
• TCA 55-8-108? In oversimplified terms, what does it authorize?
• What is the most popular method of creating meth?
• Dropped eyes from a Latino might signify what?
• If you see graffiti with symbols such as the NC Tar Heel logo, KC, Hoovers, Rolls-Royce, Indiana Colts, and Rollin 20/30/40/60/90/100, which gang is it most likely associated with?
• Which Tennessee code section is associated with simple possession or casual exchange?
• The '14 words' association belongs to which groups?
• Fastest growing OMG in the US, 2nd most violent OMG, established in 1959 in Prince Georges County, Maryland?
• What are the two types of sexual harassment?
• Which special number is associated with Folk Nation and Gangster Disciples due to their founding era?
• A critical incident is defined as what?
• Which gang outnumbers rivals 3 to 1 in Tennessee?
• The vast majority of issues from LE work can be attributed to which two aspects?
• Which culture tends to welcome inquiries about family members?
• Is pregnancy listed as a protected class under the protections described?
• GAS stands for what?
• How do we change the negative stereotyping of police officers?
• Which statement about running stop signs or red lights during an authorized response is accurate?
• Which phase is second in the progression?
• Which group faces similar stressors as law enforcement and is often viewed as a 'second-class citizen'?
• What is the three-stage process described by GAS?
• In Ciminillo v. Streicher, the excessive use of force was deemed a violation of which amendment?
• Which anabolic steroid is medically used to fight anemia or muscle wasting?
• Which decade saw the founding of Folk Nation and Gangster Disciples?
• Which term describes the cactus-derived hallucinogen used in religious ceremonies?
• TPSN is described as being driven by ______ and supported ______.
• Someone who is getting paid or working off their sentence to turn in other drug dealers or other criminals
• If you see graffiti with the Pittsburgh Pirates logo, paw print, tree top piru, red sox logo, 5 point crowns, red colors, and NBA logo, which gang is it most likely associated with?
• Which practice has been the source of miscommunication between different races of Americans?
• Which graffiti symbol is associated with People Nation?
• The TN Public Records Act is best described as?
• Where do we have to send confiscated drugs to be tested?
• Rollin 20s/30s/40s/60s/90s/100s symbolism is most closely associated with which gang?
• Identify the two recognized types of sexual harassment.
• DTF? **DTF** stands for which term?
• The physiological process where stress can lead to disease or increase energy depending on the body's response is called what?
• Which gang is the oldest and second largest in Chicago with a predominantly African American membership?
• Which hallucinogen involves the plant being picked, dried, and ingested; mushrooms are hard to pick right; grows around TN?
• Kurdish Pride (KPG) is a gang formed by immigrants from which regions?
• The "14 words" are associated with which groups?
• From which emotion does prejudice typically evolve?
• One reason given for why men are less likely to report sexual harassment toward them is that they are embarrassed to admit it makes them uncomfortable.
• Which faction of the Aryan Nations is becoming popular in East Tennessee as it spreads from Georgia?
• The five families of drugs include narcotics, depressants, stimulants, hallucinogens, and what else?
• What is the main barrier preventing trust between undocumented immigrants and law enforcement?
• When naming victims in a report, which approach is preferred?
• Which group is described as finding it rude to touch someone you don't know?
• How should you refer to victims in your report?
• In the 4 R's for graffiti response, which action comes third?
• Which of the following best describes building rapport?
• A graffiti symbol consisting of a 5-point star with the number 5 and red color indicates membership in which coalition?
• Which hallucinogen is commonly associated with mushrooms that grow around Tennessee?
• Groups of loosely affiliated gangs that pay tribute to Mexican Mafia in U.S. prisons are known as which?
• Widened eyes from an American might signify what?
• Xanax is a type of what drug?
• MDMA is classified as which schedule drug?
• When an authorized emergency vehicle is responding to a situation, which action might it be authorized to do that breaks traffic rules?