BRC 104 - Patrol 2 (218-231)

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BRC 104 - Patrol 2 (218-231) - Quiz


This test covers all material from CROWD CONTROL to HAZMAT: METH LABS. It consists of 25 questions. 80% is a passing score. Good luck!


Questions and Answers
  • 1. 

    The average age of a gang member is.....

    • A.

      13-23

    • B.

      15-20

    • C.

      12-30

    • D.

      21-25

    Correct Answer
    A. 13-23
    Explanation
    The correct answer is 13-23. This range encompasses the ages typically associated with gang membership, as it includes the teenage years and early adulthood. Gang involvement often starts in adolescence and may continue into the early twenties. Therefore, the average age of a gang member is likely to fall within this age range.

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  • 2. 

    The highest general rank of a gang member is the......

    • A.

      Syndicate leader

    • B.

      Boss

    • C.

      Underboss

    • D.

      Hardcore member

    Correct Answer
    D. Hardcore member
    Explanation
    The highest general rank of a gang member is the Hardcore member. This suggests that within the gang hierarchy, the Hardcore member holds the highest position. This indicates that the Hardcore member has gained a significant level of respect, trust, and authority within the gang. They are likely to have a high level of involvement in criminal activities and may have proven their loyalty and commitment to the gang.

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  • 3. 

    The most potentially dangerous level of gang life is the _________ stage, where these people try and prove themselves to the gang.

    • A.

      Wannabe

    • B.

      Associate Member

    • C.

      Boss

    • D.

      Hardcore Member

    Correct Answer
    B. Associate Member
    Explanation
    In the context of gang life, the most potentially dangerous stage is the Associate Member stage. At this stage, individuals are trying to prove themselves to the gang and gain recognition. They may engage in criminal activities, violence, and other dangerous behaviors to demonstrate their loyalty and commitment. This stage is considered dangerous because it involves individuals who are willing to go to extreme lengths to gain acceptance and establish their position within the gang hierarchy.

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  • 4. 

    The most offensive gang retailiation act is to......

    • A.

      Disrespect a gang member's leader

    • B.

      Flash your own gang symbol to a rival gang

    • C.

      Ride by the gang's meeting place shouting obscenities

    • D.

      Disrespect a gang's symbol

    Correct Answer
    D. Disrespect a gang's symbol
    Explanation
    Disrespecting a gang's symbol is considered the most offensive gang retaliation act because symbols hold significant meaning and represent the identity and reputation of a gang. Disrespecting a symbol is seen as a direct attack on the gang's pride, unity, and power. It can provoke anger, retaliation, and escalate tensions between rival gangs, leading to violent confrontations and further acts of retaliation. Therefore, disrespecting a gang's symbol is likely to result in severe consequences and is considered a highly offensive act within gang culture.

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  • 5. 

    _____ is a formal or informal association of individuals acting in concert or independently to advocate violence.

    • A.

      Gang

    • B.

      Extermist Group

    • C.

      Anarchists

    • D.

      Criminal street gang

    Correct Answer
    B. Extermist Group
    Explanation
    An extremist group refers to a formal or informal association of individuals who come together, either acting in concert or independently, to promote or advocate violence. These groups often hold radical beliefs and ideologies, seeking to use violence as a means to achieve their objectives. They may operate within a specific region or have a global presence, and their actions are typically aimed at creating fear, destabilizing societies, and challenging established norms and governments.

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  • 6. 

    These type of extremists believe in overthrowing the government and wish to start a "revolution"

    • A.

      Left wing extremists

    • B.

      International terrorists

    • C.

      Right wing extremists

    • D.

      Militias

    Correct Answer
    A. Left wing extremists
    Explanation
    Left wing extremists believe in overthrowing the government and starting a revolution. They typically advocate for radical social and political changes, often aiming to establish a socialist or communist society. These extremists view the government as oppressive and seek to create a more egalitarian society through revolutionary means. Their actions may involve protests, strikes, or even violent acts to achieve their goals.

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  • 7. 

    _____ is any substance or material that has the potential to cause death or great bodily harm to humans, animals, or harm the environment

    • A.

      Militias

    • B.

      NFPO Diamonds

    • C.

      HAZMAT

    • D.

      "Dangerous" Items

    Correct Answer
    C. HAZMAT
    Explanation
    HAZMAT stands for Hazardous Materials. It refers to any substance or material that has the potential to cause death or great bodily harm to humans, animals, or harm the environment. This can include chemicals, gases, radioactive materials, biological agents, and other dangerous substances. HAZMAT is regulated and requires special handling, storage, and transportation procedures to ensure the safety of individuals and the environment.

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  • 8. 

    There are 5 levels of training for hazardous materials. This person can take offensive action to control a spill or leak. Some patrol officers can take this level of training

    • A.

      Awareness

    • B.

      Operational

    • C.

      Hazardous Materials Technician

    • D.

      Specialist

    Correct Answer
    C. Hazardous Materials Technician
    Explanation
    The correct answer is Hazardous Materials Technician. This level of training allows individuals to take offensive action to control a spill or leak of hazardous materials. Some patrol officers may also receive this level of training, enabling them to effectively respond to incidents involving hazardous materials.

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  • 9. 

    There are 5 levels of training for hazardous materials. This person initiates the emergency response sequence and notifies authorities of the release.

    • A.

      Awareness

    • B.

      Operational

    • C.

      Specialist

    • D.

      Hazardous Materials Incident Commander

    Correct Answer
    A. Awareness
    Explanation
    The correct answer is Awareness because at this level of training, individuals are taught to recognize the presence of hazardous materials and to initiate the emergency response sequence. They are responsible for notifying the authorities about the release of hazardous materials. The Awareness level is the first step in the training hierarchy and focuses on providing basic knowledge about hazardous materials and their potential risks.

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  • 10. 

    First responders have four responsibilities or goals. Which of the following is NOT a goal?

    • A.

      Recognition/Identification

    • B.

      Isolation

    • C.

      Protection

    • D.

      Offensive Action

    • E.

      Notification

    Correct Answer
    D. Offensive Action
    Explanation
    The correct answer is Offensive Action because first responders are not typically responsible for taking aggressive or offensive actions. Their primary focus is on recognition/identification of the situation, isolating the area to prevent further harm, protecting themselves and others, and notifying the appropriate authorities or personnel. Offensive action would be more applicable to law enforcement or military personnel rather than first responders.

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  • 11. 

    When are "DANGEROUS" placards used?

    • A.

      When a material or its compounds is more prone to explosion

    • B.

      When two or more hazardous materials are being shipped in the same container simultaneously

    • C.

      When explosives and gases are shipped simultaneously

    • D.

      When the driver of a transporting vehicle has not passed the DOT HAZMAT license probation period.

    Correct Answer
    B. When two or more hazardous materials are being shipped in the same container simultaneously
    Explanation
    "DANGEROUS" placards are used when two or more hazardous materials are being shipped in the same container simultaneously. This is to alert and inform others about the potential dangers associated with the contents of the container. By using these placards, it ensures that proper precautions and safety measures can be taken during transportation and handling of the hazardous materials.

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  • 12. 

    True or False? Class 2 hazardous materials only pertains to gases that are flammable.

    • A.

      True

    • B.

      False

    Correct Answer
    B. False
    Explanation
    Class 2 hazardous materials do not only pertain to flammable gases. Class 2 includes three divisions: Division 2.1 for flammable gases, Division 2.2 for non-flammable gases, and Division 2.3 for poisonous gases. Therefore, it is incorrect to say that Class 2 hazardous materials only pertain to flammable gases.

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  • 13. 

    The NFPA 704 diamonds are placed on buildings that house hazardous materials. The diamond is divided into 4 colors, each with a number 0-4. The YELLOW section of the diamond indicates....

    • A.

      Health factors

    • B.

      Reactivity

    • C.

      Flammability

    • D.

      Susceptibility

    Correct Answer
    B. Reactivity
    Explanation
    The NFPA 704 diamond is a labeling system used to identify hazardous materials in buildings. The diamond is divided into four colors, each representing a different aspect of the material's hazards. The YELLOW section of the diamond indicates reactivity. This means it provides information about how likely the material is to react with other substances, such as water or air, and potentially cause a dangerous situation.

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  • 14. 

    If an officer cannot approach a HAZMAT situation upwind, the next choice is....

    • A.

      Crosswind

    • B.

      Only upwind

    • C.

      Downwind

    • D.

      Grid-search tactic

    Correct Answer
    A. Crosswind
    Explanation
    When an officer cannot approach a HAZMAT situation upwind, the next best choice is to approach from a crosswind direction. Approaching from the crosswind helps to minimize the officer's exposure to potentially hazardous materials by preventing the wind from blowing the hazardous substances directly towards them. This reduces the risk of inhalation or contact with the hazardous materials, allowing the officer to safely assess the situation and take appropriate actions.

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  • 15. 

    This method of manufacturing methamphetamine uses anhydrous ammonia, and is just as dangerous as any other meth lab.

    • A.

      Red P

    • B.

      Quebeckian

    • C.

      Vista

    • D.

      Nazi

    Correct Answer
    D. Nazi
  • 16. 

    The minimum protective action distance is......

    • A.

      300 feet without cover

    • B.

      300 feet with cover

    • C.

      500 feet without cover

    • D.

      500 feet with cover

    Correct Answer
    B. 300 feet with cover
    Explanation
    When it comes to minimum protective action distance, the answer states that it is 300 feet with cover. This means that in order to stay safe from potential dangers or hazards, individuals need to be at least 300 feet away from the source of the danger, while also having some form of cover or protection. This cover could be a physical barrier or shelter that can provide additional safety and minimize the risks associated with the hazard.

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