Which sentence about the people leaving the vehicle is correct?
OACP Practice Test 3
25 questions on grammar and punctuation, deductive reasoning, the oacp certificate and police requirements, spelling for incident reports, police-style scenarios and more.
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Which sentence about the people leaving the vehicle is correct?
- Everyone excepted the driver left the vehicle.
- Everyone expect the driver left the vehicle.
- Everyone accept the driver left the vehicle.
- Everyone except the driver left the vehicle.
All cruisers in the north lot are white. A car in the city is white. What can you conclude?
- Nothing certain about whether it is a cruiser
- It is not a cruiser, since it is elsewhere
- It is a cruiser from the north lot
- It is parked in the north lot
What is the minimum age to be appointed a police officer in Ontario?
- 18
- 21
- 19
- 16
Choose the correct Canadian spelling: "A ____ heard shouting through the wall."
- neighbor
- nieghbour
- neihgbour
- neighbour
Rule 1: youths under 18 are interviewed with a parent present. Rule 2: anyone 18 or older may be interviewed alone. A witness is 17. What applies?
- The interview must wait until age 18
- The witness may be interviewed alone
- Only a written statement is allowed
- A parent must be present for the interview
Three officers share 18 blocks of a door-to-door canvass equally. How many blocks does each cover?
- 6
- 5
- 8
- 9
Two counters alternate in this list: 10, 2, 12, 4, 14, 6. What is the seventh entry?
- 8
- 16
- 15
- 18
Which status must an applicant hold to be appointed a police officer in Ontario?
- Any valid work permit holder
- Canadian citizen or permanent resident
- Ontario resident for five years
- Canadian citizen only
Which description is most useful in a report?
- A blue 2018 Honda Civic, Ontario plate ABCD 123
- Some kind of small car, maybe blue
- A car the witness said was nice
- A blue car that looked fairly new and quite clean
Why should a report avoid an ambiguous sentence?
- It could be read in more than one way
- It uses too many short words
- It names the officer who wrote it
- It is written in the past tense
Choose the word that best fits: "The victim was too ____ to give a statement right away."
- distrustful
- distracted
- distended
- distraught
Dev arrived first. Ali arrived before Ben, and Cara arrived after Ben. In what position did Cara arrive among the four?
- Third
- Second
- Fourth
- First
A rumour spreads so that the count of people who know it goes 2, 6, 18, 54. What is the next count?
- 216
- 72
- 108
- 162
From the station you walk 2 blocks north, 3 blocks east, then 2 blocks south. Where are you compared with the station?
- 3 blocks east
- 2 blocks north
- 5 blocks east
- 3 blocks west
Which sentence describing how the driver left is clearest for a report?
- The operator of the motor vehicle subsequently egressed the area pedestrianly.
- The guy took off like crazy, man.
- The driver left the scene on foot.
- Then he kind of went away from there.
Which sentence comparing two vehicles' speed is correct?
- The second vehicle was more faster than the first.
- The second vehicle was fast then the first one.
- The second vehicle was faster then the first.
- The second vehicle was faster than the first.
Does every Ontario police service require the OACP Certificate?
- Yes, for every service except the Ontario Provincial Police
- No, it is only needed for special constable jobs
- No, only services that take part in the program
- Yes, it is required by the Community Safety and Policing Act
Radar records four cars at 52, 58, 61 and 49 km/h. What is their average speed?
- 55 km/h
- 54 km/h
- 56 km/h
- 58 km/h
Choose the correct spelling: "The victim reported ongoing ____ by a former coworker."
- harasment
- harassment
- harrasment
- harrassment
Find the next term in the series 5, 6, 8, 11, 15.
- 20
- 21
- 19
- 18
Only officers with a K9 permit may handle the service dog. Pat handled the service dog today, following the rule. What must be true?
- Pat trains other handlers
- Pat is the dog's owner
- Pat has no permit
- Pat holds a K9 permit
A witness describes a man of about 30 with a beard, a green jacket and a limp. Which person best matches?
- Person C: about 50, bearded, green coat, walks with a limp
- Person D: about 30, clean-shaven, green jacket, limps
- Person A: about 30, bearded, green jacket, walks normally
- Person B: about 30, bearded, green jacket, walks with a limp
In a report, what is an accomplice?
- A person who reports a crime to police
- A person who helps commit a crime
- A lawyer who represents the accused
- A person who saw the crime from nearby
A report describes what a woman did on arriving home. Which sentence keeps the past tense consistent?
- She has open the door and saw the broken window.
- She opened the door and sees the broken window.
- She opened the door and saw the broken window.
- She opens the door and saw the broken window.
A crowd of 240 people is at a rally, and 3/8 of them leave. How many people remain?
- 150
- 90
- 160
- 120
All OACP practice tests
- OACP Mock Exam 1 – 74 QuestionsTimed practice · 35 minutes · answers explained
- The OACP Certificate and police requirementsHow the OACP Certificate works in Ontario (Part A forms, Part B SSPO, Part C personality assessment), and the legal and practical requirements to be appointed a police officer under the Community Safety and Policing Act, 2019.
- Spelling for incident reportsSpot the correctly spelled word in report-style sentences: double letters, -ance and -ence endings, i-before-e exceptions, silent letters and Canadian spellings such as licence and offence.
- VocabularyThe meaning of words that come up in reports and police work, synonyms and antonyms, and choosing the word that fits a sentence.
- Grammar and punctuationSubject-verb agreement, verb tense, clear pronouns, apostrophes, comma splices, fragments and commonly confused words, all in report-style sentences.
- Writing a clear incident reportChoosing facts over opinions, putting events in order, writing specific and concise descriptions and attributing what each person said.
About this practice test
How many questions are in OACP practice test 3?
25 original multiple-choice practice questions covering grammar and punctuation, deductive reasoning, the oacp certificate and police requirements, spelling for incident reports, police-style scenarios, numerical reasoning without a calculator, inductive reasoning and patterns, writing a clear incident report, vocabulary. Each answer includes an explanation. This mixed practice set does not reproduce the official exam format or predict an official score.
Are the questions the same every time?
Yes. Practice test 3 always has the same 25 questions, so you can repeat it until you get them all right. The other 5 sets use different questions.
Are these real test questions?
No. The official question bank is not published. These are original questions written from the official handbook, which is what the real OACP test is based on.