EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAT OF THE NATIONAL PUBLIC SECURITY SYSTEM

DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF TECHNICAL SUPPORT

EVALUATION OF SKILLS, ABILITIES AND KNOWLEDGE OF THE FUNCTION

1. What are the technical fundamentals when practicing shooting with a pistol or revolver?
a. Position, grip, breathing control, sight alignment, and trigger control
b. Determine the objective, stare intently, grasp the revolver with both hands, and aim without hesitation
c. Unholster, check, aim and shoot
d. Clean the weapon, lubricate it, test it, and store it
2. What is the main safety rule when you have a firearm in your hands?
a. Have it without a cartridge in the chamber
b. Check that it is supplied and loaded
c. Do not aim at what you do not want to see destroyed
d. Put the safety on and be careful with it
3. When I'm shooting in a confrontation and my weapon stops firing due to lack of cartridges and
fall in open action What should I do?
a. Notify my superior
b. Recharge immediately with another charged charger
c. Leave the place immediately
d. Encapsulate and reduce silhouette.
4. At what moment am I going to shoot my firearm at another person?
a. When he threatened me, he insulted me and wants to attack me
b. I have to wait for him to shoot me first.
c. When my life is in imminent danger or that of a third person.
d. When he/she does not obey me and I have warned him/her several times

5. How should the weapon be carried during operational activities?

with pride and dignity
b. Holstered and with safety or de-cocker engaged
c. Loaded magazine, without cartridge in the chamber.
d. Loaded magazine, cartridge in the chamber, and with safety or decocker engaged
What should I take into account in precision shooting practice?
a. Breathing, unsheathing and speed
b. Body position, grip, alignment of sights, trigger control, and control of
breathing
c. Grip, breathing, and precision
d. Body position, grip, breathing, and accuracy
7. After making my shots and taking down the attacker, what should I do?
a. Evaluate my opponent if they are knocked out, check my surroundings, secure or disarm my weapon
weapon and, if applicable, sheath
b. Inform my supervisor and call an ambulance
c. Do not lose sight of it, notify the superior and provide first aid
d. Notify my superior, give first aid, and secure the area
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8. How often should I perform cleaning and lubrication maintenance on my firearm?

a. In each arms magazine
b. After my shooting practice
c. After shooting and whenever needed, regardless of the interval of days
d. Every time the superior indicates it
I use my firearm to hit the opponent when:
a. At no time, as a safety rule in the use of firearms.
An unarmed person is attacking me.
c. He/She doesn't want to get into the patrol car.
There are more than two subjects who are attacking me.

10. When aiming my weapon at the target, my sight should be sharply focused on?
the rear sight
b. The front sight
c. In both sights
d. In the white
11. When I have a firearm drawn, my index finger will be on:
a. In the trigger
b. Along the frame of the weapon.
c. In the grip holding the weapon tightly
d. On the trigger to shoot faster.
12. Ballistics is divided into:
a. Interior, posterior, penetration
b. Interior, penetration, effects
c. Interior, exterior and effects
forensic, criminal, destructive
13. Firearms are classified according to their operation as:
long and short.
Small and large caliber.
c. Unloading and reloading.
d. Repetition, automatic and semi-automatic.
14. At what point am I going to shoot at an individual's zero reflection zone?
a. When my superior orders it
b. When I shoot my opponent twice in the torso and he does not fall to the ground or stop the aggression
c. That my partner lets me know
d. When he has a hostage and threatens to kill him
15. When my weapon malfunctions while I am firing in a high-risk situation,
What should I do?
a. Notify my superior by radio so that they are informed
b. Throw the weapon to the ground
c. Stay covered or move out of the line of fire if I have no cover and correct the interruption
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16. Cuando un arma de fuego interrumpe su ciclo de disparo, se debe a alguna de las siguientes causas:
a. Poor body position, incorrect alignment of sights
b. Lack of cartridges in the magazine, cartridge misfire, poor case extraction,
deficient ejection of the casing
c. Lack of training, old ammunition, dirty weapon
d. Lack of experience in the handling and operation of the weapon
17. What is a Tactical Reload?
a. It involves changing the weapon's magazine before the supply of cartridges runs out.
b. Change the charger on the go, that is, while walking.
c. Continue firing until the magazine is depleted and reload the weapon.
d. Inform that I don't have cartridges and that my partner will provide them to me.
18. Three important parts of a cartridge are:
a. Cartridge, bullet, and detonator capsule.
b. Projection load, combustion chamber, and cylinder head.
c. Shirt, core and striped.
d. Combustion charge, junction cone, and projectile.
19. When I shoot at the aggressor and he does not fall, it may be because:
a. The caliber has low stopping power, carries a bulletproof vest, has a high pain threshold, is
drugged
b. It is very resilient, it has a lot of courage, it has muscular control.
c. Tiene mucho entrenamiento, está determinado a no morir y no cae, es muy religioso
d. He is not afraid, he is very trained, he is very strong
20. How could you gain a tactical advantage in a high-risk confrontation?
a. Human superiority
b. Occupy the best dominant tactical position of the place
c. To have a good vehicle in order to be able to make a withdrawal
d. Take into account the factors of risk, opportunity, skill, and quick resolution
21. If an individual attacks me with a knife and is at a short distance from me, I must:
a. Unholster my weapon, step back and shoot at the pelvic region in order to neutralize him.
b. Retreat and ask for reinforcements
c. Do not move, draw my weapon and shoot the individual until they cease their aggression
d. Step back, convince him because if I shoot him with my weapon it would be an abuse of authority
22. When does a police officer legally shoot at an individual?
a. When he does not obey him
b. At the moment when the aggression is real, actual, or imminent and jeopardizes the life of the police officer or of
another person
c. When it shoots me first and only at that moment
d. The moment he stops obeying me, he insults me and threatens to hurt me.
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23. An aggressor becomes a target when they have:

a. The possibility of fleeing the place abruptly
b. He is likely to hit his shots against the police officer.
c. Intention, capacity, and opportunity to cause harm
d. Carry a weapon
24. When in a crowded place and there is a real likelihood of an armed confrontation, what should one do?
What should I do?

a. Hacer un disparo preciso para neutralizar al agresor.

b. Shoot to keep the opponent crouching
c. To try by all possible means to delay the response to the aggression.
d. Bursts are fired because the opponent is moving and in this way, some projectile will hit the aggressor.
25. The four principles that the police officer must always keep in mind, in order to be prepared to
reacting in surprising and high-risk situations are:
a. It is of no use to shoot quickly if you miss, adopt proper positions, train the draw,
train until achieving a minimum of useless movements
b. Always be alert, draw your weapon in the face of any danger or threat, assert your authority, suppress without
mediate.
c. Notify the command, control through the weapon, seek help, hide while help arrives.
d. Use the weapon as a deterrent, to show that you are the authority, with assistance to suppress with the
use of the weapon, do not use the weapon even if your life is in danger.

INSTRUCCIONES:Lea detenidamente cada una de las preguntas, analice las opciones de respuesta, elija la
that consider correct and underline it. Underlining more than one answer will be considered as a response.
incorrect.

They are the lights used for surveillance in dark areas.

lateral to the police vehicle:
a. Approach lights
b. Stunners
c. Alleyway and Spot Light
d. Intermittent

They are essential vision elements for driving vehicles

we need police when starting, changing direction, etc:
a. Emergency stop lights
b. Clutch and brake
c. Directional lights
d. Rearview mirrors

3. It is the area that remains outside the reach of our vision inside the
vehículo:
a. Blind spots
b. Accompanying person of the offending vehicle
c. Cone of vision
d. Peripheral vision
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4. In case of loss of control due to sliding (skidding), what techniques

He will have to apply to regain control of the vehicle.

a) Rear-wheel drive, touch the accelerator and decelerate the vehicle and counter-steering
behind the wheel.
b) Front-wheel drive, release the accelerator and counter-steer
c) Apply the brake to avoid harm to third parties
d) a) and b) are correct

5. They are the components of defensive driving:

a. Understand the defense, recognize the danger, act in time
b. Observe, reaction
c. Defensive driving
d. Fixed, mobile or stationary and mixed

6. Upon attending to provide support in an emergency request, the officer

the conductor must:
a. Circle with caution, always observing that others
drivers have already attended to your request for passage.
b. Circular in the opposite direction and with the emergency lights on
c. Driving in a circular manner at a speed higher than permitted and without respecting the
road signs.
d. Circular according to traffic flow, without promptly addressing the request.
of assistance.

7. It can reduce collision injuries by clearing the accident area.

against the police unit
a. the lighting factors
b. defensive driving
c. compulsive behavior
d. the mechanical condition of the vehicle

8. Its primary objective is not to put anyone's life at risk despite

of the changing conditions that may arise or of the errors that
may be committed in public places:
Emergency management
b. Defensive driving
c. Driving with sirens activated
d. Professional management

9. What type of surveillance can be carried out in the police vehicle?

a speed lower than other vehicles, but without becoming
obstacle for circulation.
a. Stationary surveillance
b. Defensive surveillance
c. Mobile surveillance
d. Mixed surveillance
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10. In the case of a chase, the police vehicle must be driven...

in reference to the pursued:
a. At a certain distance from the vehicle and maintaining speed, avoiding
to have an accident and keep it in sight
b. Reach the vehicle
c. Increase the speed
d. Turn on the siren

11. What does the tachometer indicate?

a. Oil pressure
b. Temperature
c. Number of revolutions the crankshaft makes in one minute
d. Gasoline level

12. What is the approximate air pressure in a sedan-type Nissan vehicle?

with conventional wheels
30 lbs
b. 36 lbs
approximately 50 lbs

d. 16 lbs

13. In the police vehicle, what is the primary restraint system that it provides?
safety for the driver and their passenger
a. Steering wheel

b. Seat
c. Seatbelt
d. Handbrake

14. During his service within the functions of the police trinity the
The direct responsible for the police vehicle before an authority will be the:
a. Conductor
b. Unit Director
c. Support officer
d. Secretary of Public Security

15. Why is the use of seat belts important:

a. Avoid an administrative traffic sanction
b. By custom
c. Why the risk of suffering injuries decreases
d. Avoid fractures in a traffic accident.

16. Before starting their service schedule, what are the most important points?
importantes que deben verificar del vehículo policial :
a. If your long gun is properly loaded
b. If you have the Operating Procedures Manual
c. Levels, tires, lights, tools, and emergency equipment
d. That the unit is clean
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17. The classification of vehicular and pedestrian traffic graphic signals

son:
Informative, Restrictive, and Preventive.
b. Informative, Restrictive and Corrective
Auditory, Luminous, and Preventive
d. Horizontal, Restrictive and Informative

18. It is the set of rules and knowledge that allows for transfer.
safety on public roads for pedestrians and drivers:
a. Defensive driving
b. Civil Rules for Conduct
c. Road Education
d. Conducting elements

It is an unexpected event, unplanned circumstance that has a factor

of contingency, which generally causes material damage, injuries or
until death
a. Traffic incident
b. Coincidence
c. Accident
d. Traffic contingency

20. What do the initials SRS located on the steering wheel and dashboard mean?
of the companion?

a. Supplementary withholding system

b. Safe cooling system
c. Secondary reaction system
d. Regulatory Safety Signs
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21.- Indicate with an arrow and number the parts that make up the Police Vehicle, placing the
number of the parenthesis where it corresponds. (Each correct answer is worth one point)

NOMENCLATURE OF THE POLICE VEHICLE

15) Rearview mirrors

MEDIAL POSTERIOR PART

Left Front Part

(14) TOWER

LEFT POSTERIOR SIDE

RIGHT FRONTAL PART

RIGHT POSTERIOR SIDE

Left mid side

REAR ROOMS

(7) MEDIAL FRONTAL PART

RIGHT FRONT SIDE

LEFT BACK PART

LEFT FRONT SIDE

RIGHT REAR PART

(10) RIGHT MID SIDE

FRONT HEADLIGHTS

Front Left Angle

(D) RIGHT REAR ANGLE

(C) RIGHT FRONT ANGLE

A) LEFT REAR ANGLE

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INSTRUCTIONS: Carefully read each of the sentences, analyze the options, and underline the
correct answer.
They are basic techniques in police defense.

against bladed weapons

b) Immobilize, control
c) Falls and rollovers
Average defense

2. What set of techniques are used to secure, neutralize, and immobilize a presumed responsible party?
a) Rounding techniques
b) Techniques for leading presumed responsible parties
c) Police defense techniques replace with (police control techniques)
d) Basic guarding techniques

What is the main safety measure when using a technique to disarm an attacker with a weapon?
of fire.
a) Check the weapon
b) Divert the barrel and do not cross the line of fire
c) Draw the weapon
d) Make it available

4. Forcing the movement of the opponent's joints in the opposite direction to their natural movement or
forcing the amplitude of this is the mechanism of the techniques of:
a) Attachment
b) Strangulation
c) Levers
d) Immobilization

It is a principle of police defense.

a)No excederse en el uso de la legítima defensa replace with using strictly necessary force
b) Repel the aggressions with a greater dose of physical violence
c) Never use verbal violence in response to the physical aggression of others
d) Dissuade the opponent with the charging weapon against any level of resistance

6. Its purpose is to avoid impact on the neck and spine and they should be done with the chin tucked into the chest.
curved back and bending the knees (fetal position).
a) Forward falls
car turn
c) Front circular rolling replaced by (rolling forward)
d) Projection
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7. These are the most recommended techniques to neutralize and reduce danger of a probable
responsible
kicks and punches
b) Immobilization and control
c) Pressure points
d) Average defense

8. Blockages and lateral movements are forms of.

a) Submission
b) Restriction
c) Control
d) Defense against direct attacks

It is a means that allows control over an individual in certain circumstances.

Dizziness
b) Psychological intimidation
c) Police presence
d) Verbal dissuasion verbal instruction

10. They can be frontal, circular, lateral or backward and are ways to take the active opponent to the floor:
Elbow bumps
knee strikes
c) Kicks
Projections

11. The set of exercises, of a general nature first and then specific, that are carried out before any
physical activity that requires a higher level of effort, in order to initiate the functioning of all the
organic systems and arrange it for the practice of a specialty:
aerobic
b) Aerobics
c) Heating
d) Training note: it is considered that this question should be removed because it is focused on
physical conditioning

11.1 is referred to as the area located behind the earlobe where it is found.
pressure point
Jugular
Hypoglossal
c) Angulo mandibular
d) Lobular
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12. These are techniques we must avoid using in police defense:

a) Blows, kicks, and bites note: since blows and kicks are basic in police defense, used
with method and technique, not so the bribes
b) Defenses and blocks
c) lock techniques
d) Immobilizations

13. These principles seek to break the cycle of resistance, facilitating the police officer's work in situations
of physical contact based on the scale of:
a) Use of force
b) Conduct
c) Psycho-physiological principles
d) Safety manual

14. To the movements aimed at preventing the impact of various types of blows by interrupting their
It is called trajectory:
Detentions
b) Blockages
c) Sweeps
d) Dodges

15. The following phrase; "Step back, you cannot be here", is an indication of:
a) Warning
b) Address
c) Stabilization
d) Restriction

16. La siguiente frase; “Levante las manos”, es una indicación de:

a) Warning
b) Direction replaced by instruction
c) Stabilization
d) Restriction

17. The following phrase; 'Calm down, do not resist', is an indication of:
a) Warning
b) Address
c) Stabilization
d) Restriction
18. In the face of passive resistance and/or non-compliance with verbal instructions, the police officer must:
a) Giving verbal instructions and/or applying gentle techniques
b) Apply hard technique – Chemical agents
c) Apply gentle technique - Control and/or Restraint
d) Apply hard technique – Use of firearms
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19. In the face of the aggressive resistance of a suspected criminal, the police officer must:
a) Give verbal instructions and apply pressure points
b) Apply hard technique - Non-lethal weapons
c) Apply soft technique - Control and/or Restraint
d) Apply hard technique – Use of firearms

20. In the face of aggravated aggressive resistance, the police officer must:
a) Give verbal instructions and apply pressure points
b) Apply hard technique – Blunt weapons
c) Apply gentle technique - Restraint
d) Apply hard technique - Use of lethal weapons

21. Describe the steps that the police officer will take once the individual is controlled:
Submit, control, register and lead Note: it is considered that this question should be removed
because it is focused on the subject of detention and driving of alleged offenders
b) Handcuffing, search and transportation
c) To hit, to search, and to handcuff
d) Interrogate, register and conduct

21.1. The following are pressure points:

a) Hit, search and handcuff
b) Hypoglossal, jugular notch, and the radial
c) Hypoglossal, gluteal and radial
d) Stop, handcuff and transfer

22. The manipulations, twists, and pressures on the opponent's joints is a technique of:
a) Blow and block
b) Immobilization and control
c) Neutralization of attacks
d) Defense against direct attacks

23. Mention what the exclusions of liability are that justify legitimate defense against a
aggression according to Article 15 in its sections IV and V of the Federal Penal Code:
a) Fulfillment of a duty, proportionality, and legality
real, actual, imminent, legal, and strict necessity aggression
c) Real, actual, imminent aggression, that is not provoked without right and in defense of legal goods
own and others
d) Legality, strict necessity, proportionality, ethics, and adequate training
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24. In the face of defensive resistance, the police officer must:

a) Apply hard technique - Use of lethal force
b) Apply gentle technique – Control and/or management
c) Apply the technique of compliance to pain
d) Verbal instructions

25.- Son áreas o zonas que se localizan en el cuerpo humano para controlar a un individuo sin causar lesión:
a) Pressure points.
b) Hit and block.
c) Lethal parts.
d) Bony parts.

Instructions: Read the questions carefully and select the answer options provided.
present, select the correct one, underlining it.

What should be done before detaining the probable responsible party?

a) Check that the vehicle has gasoline
b) Draw the weapon and point it at the suspect
c) Identify dangerous situations.
d) Threaten the alleged

2. What action does the following refer to: I control, review, and conduct?
Cacheo
b) Handcuffing
c) Detention
d) Assurance

3. What is the first action you should take when intending to make an arrest?
probable responsible?
a) Carry out an immediate arrest
b) Notify radio control
c) Make an immediate arrest
d) Make a warning shot into the air

4. After you are notified about the commission of a crime, in which you are involved
involved a vehicle, and has located it parked on a street, when proceeding to the detention of the
Occupant, what should you do?

a) Approaches the suspicious vehicle from the back and to the left.
b) Stay in your vehicle until reinforcements arrive.
c) Approaches the vehicle from the passenger side.
It is located on the front left side of its own patrol car.
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5. An officer will be able to better control a detention situation if:

a) He speaks to the likely responsible person in a calm voice.
b) Speak the language of the likely responsible party
c) It addresses the likely responsible party with authoritarianism
He/She has an arrogant attitude.

6. What are the registration forms applicable to a probable responsible party?

a) With hands forward
Standing, kneeling, and lying face down
c) Lying face down
d) Sitting on him to immobilize him

7. What is the appropriate technique for handcuffing a probable suspect.

Tie with ribbons
Get on the patrol car
c) Wife with hands in front
Wife with hands behind her back

8. The types of handcuffs that we commonly use are:

a) United by links of chains
b) Joined by hinge devices
c) Controlled closure
d) Automated closure

9. Is it advisable that when caching a probable responsible person, also register the objects that
door?
a) Yes, because I can know what it brings.
b) No, because my personal ethics does not allow it.
c) Yes, but that he empties its content.
No, because it is not my obligation

10. The officer must carry handcuffs as part of the official equipment because:
They restrict the movements of the detainee.
They are easy to use
They prevent the detainee from escaping
d) Do not imply any harm to the detainee

11. In the event that a probable suspect becomes violent during an arrest, what technique of
What control should be used?
a) Facial support
b) On knees
to the ground
from now on

12. What is the main reason for a body search?

a) Maintain safety during an arrest
b) Intimidate the alleged responsible party
c) Detect and remove objects considered common use
d) Search for identifications
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13. The body search (frisk) of a high-risk person should preferably be conducted
to take place
a) Before the arrest
b) After the arrest
c) During the arrest
d) At any time

14. When it comes to several people, what is the appropriate body recording technique?
on your knees
from now on
from behind
Facial stretching

15. When making the arrest of the probable suspect, what is the moment of greatest risk?
a) Before the arrest
b) After the arrest
c) During the arrest
at any time

16. When detaining several probable suspects, and among them there is a woman, how should it be done?
handle the situation
He/she treats her the same as everyone else.
b) She assures and awaits female reinforcement.
c) She puts her in a kneeling position and waits for the reinforcement to arrive.
d) She removes it from the group and presents it separately.

17. If in an attack with a firearm, the probable responsible is female, how do you
must handle the situation:
a) She registers him just like any other criminal
b) It separates it and does not touch it
c) She places him in a kneeling position and waits for the reinforcements to arrive.
d) She removes it from the group and presents it separately.

18. The handcuffs placed on the probable responsible party will be removed when:
Take the probable suspect onto the patrol.
b) Arrive at your sector to interview him
c) Be in a safe place
Presented before the competent authority

19. What is the correct procedure in an arrest?

a) Physical contact, visual contact, verbal contact
b) Eye contact, verbal contact, physical contact
c) Contacto físico, contacto verbal, contacto visual
d) Verbal contact, visual contact, physical contact
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20. A minor under 18 years old commits a serious offense and you catch him in the act, then:
It secures, records, transfers, and presents.
It records, transfers, and presents
c) It records, presents, and informs
d) Informs, transfers and presents

21. When arresting a probable suspect, the items that must be secured are:
a) Books, magazines, portfolios, letters.
b) Letters, belt, photos, maps, wallet.
c) Belt, shoelaces, ties, briefcases.
d) Any object considered illicit and/or dangerous

22. When stopping a vehicle reported as stolen, you park the patrol car:
a) In front, blocking the way.
b) In a perpendicular manner.
c) Transversely.
Back and to the left.

23. What is the way to verify that the handcuffs are properly adjusted?
a) When the detainee complains
b) When they reach their peak
c) Insert the finger between the wife and the wrist
With two clicks it's enough

24. During a patrol, you observe a person with a nervous and abnormal attitude, what do you do?
a) Approaches to stop and handcuff him
b) Approaches to assess the situation
c) Approaches using a loud voice and handcuffs him/her
d) Approaches with the weapon held high

25. One of the security measures that must be taken into account when going up to the probable
The responsible for the patrol car will be:
a) Move it with utmost care
Talk to him to prevent him from falling asleep
c) Protect the head of the probable responsible party
d) Remove shoes and socks before getting on.

INSTRUCTIONS

Read each question carefully, analyze the answer options, choose the answer.
correct it and underline it. In the selection of two options, the answer will be considered incorrect.
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1.- The tonfa of Oriental origin was modified for police use in functions.
Preventative and Restrictive resulting in the PR-24 Police Baton, said
modification is attributed to in its STS model to:

the colt
Monadnock
c) Smith and Wesson
Winchester

2.- The initials P and R mean:

a) Pursue and repress

b) To Resist
c) Protect and Restrict
Regularized Carrying

3. The number 24 refers to:

a) The weight in grams of the weapon

b) Diameter in millimeters
c) The resistance in kilograms per square centimeter
d) The length in inches
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4. As a general rule, in the basic guard position from which one

the movements begin, the long portion of the cane will remain

a) Parallel to the strong leg

b) Against the chest
c) Hidden behind the back
d) Attached to the forearm

5.- In the basic positions, the strong hand remains:

a) Covering the YAWARA button

b) Taking the cane by the short end
c) Holding the handle below the yawara button
d) Supported on the supply

6. In the basic position of secured guard (two hands), the strong hand
hold the handle and the weak one leans on:

a) The YAWARA button

the strong hand
c) The short portion
the tip of the long end

7.- With this type of extraction, the strong arm is fully extended.
halfway through the turn to gain time and strength with the cane at its maximum
extension:

Crossed
b) Diagonal
c) From behind
Strong

8.- In the basic position with crossed arms, the long portion of the cane
will remain

a) pointing backward on the strong side of the element

b) Covering the weapon of the element
c) On the chest of the safety element and below the forearm of the
strong side
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d) Subject to the discretion of the police, remaining with the arms

crusaders
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9.- During the high block, it is important to firmly hold the handle out of
the forehead and face, How should the long portion of the cane be held?

a) Spinning on the head

b) Attached to the forearm and diagonally to deflect the impact
c) Parallel to the forearm and horizontal to deflect the impact
d) Supported by the weak horizontal hand

10.- When the blocking action is performed, the force of the strike must be
absorbed by:

the hand that holds the handle

b) The bones of the hand
c) The bones of the forearm starting from the elbow
d) The muscles of the forearm

11.- During a block, holding the PR-24 baton by the handle protects:

the face
the neck
the hand
d) The finishing of the cane

12.- Which of the following types of blocking does NOT correspond to those used in
the PR-24 baton technique?

a) On the weak side

b) On the strong side
c) From below
d) Exterior

13.- The impacts executed with less force but with greater speed
they belong to the group of short impacts and are known as:

a) Rectos and turning

b) Hooks and keys
c) Jabs and plans
d) Picks and frontals

14.- During the backward jab impact, the long portion passes through:
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On top of the shoulder

b) In between the legs
c) Under the forearm
d) The solar plexus of the opponent
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Short impacts with the YAWARA button are usually more effective.
when it:

a) They give light jabs in series

b) They apply like a blow
c) Aplican a puntos motores
They do it instinctively

16.- After a spinning impact with the PR-24 baton it is necessary:

a) Lower the hand hard to hit with the outside part

b) Repeat the blow to incapacitate the opponent
c) Recover the initial position to be prepared to perform another tactic
d) Take a step back to better observe the opponent

17.- To neutralize an opponent who tries to attack from behind the

elemento de seguridad, se utiliza el impacto:

a) Back Jab Impact

b) Plan
c) Pool cue
spin inward

18.- What type of impact is executed from the basic position of

secured guard, extending the strong hand until the PR-24 baton impacts
the objective

YAWARA Attack
b) Impact of Jab at the front
c) Rotating to the front
Billiard hook

19.- They are lethal bodily areas when struck with the PR-24 baton.

sine, neck and nape

b) Lower jaw, shin, and Achilles tendon
c) Neck, testicles, and elbow
d) Testicles, shin, and throat.
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20.- Specify the parts that make up the PR-24 police baton, placing them in the
Parenthesis the corresponding number. (Each item corresponds to a correct answer)

Long portion (5)

Short portion (1)

Handle or grip 6

YAWARA Button ( 2)

End of the short portion (3)

End of the long portion ( 4)

Rating:

a) Each answer is worth 5 points

b) The exam contains 20 items
c) Reagent 20 has 6 correct answers
d) The maximum score: 100 points
e) The minimum passing grade is 70
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INSTRUCTIONS: Carefully read each of the questions, analyze the answer options, and choose the
that you consider correct and underline it.

1.- It is defined as a process for exchanging information:

a) The sender and the receiver
b) Communication route
c) The cycle of communication
d) Means of communication

2.- When radio communication is of poor quality due to technical issues, there are barriers to
type of communication:
a) Physical
b) Physiological
c) Semantics
d) Psychosocial

3.- Its objective is the knowledge of the information that police officers need for the proper handling of the radio:
a) Communication
b) Radiocommunication System
c) Terminals
d) Police communication

4.- Regarding the previous answer, in order to be effective, it must be:

Well structured
b) In network
c) Horizontal
d) Vertical

5.- It is a radio communication equipment that can be installed in a helicopter:

Portable
Mobile
c) Base
d) Fixed

6.- In this radiocommunication system, when tuning a channel, it always remains on a single one.
frecuencia:
a) Measure
b) Motorola
Trunk
d) Conventional
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7. When Tx is different from Rx, it means:

a) Direct communication
b) Police Communication
c) Communication via repeater
d) Communication

8.- In this radio communication system, an individual call can be made:

a) Conventional
b) Metrical and trunked
c) By repeater
Digital

9.- What are the elements that make up the communication cycle:
a) Channel, receptor, transmitter, transducer
b) Sender, message, channel, and receiver
c) Radio, message, channel and receiver
d) Transmitter, message, channel, and idea

10.- What are the types of existing radio transmitters?

a) Mobile, laptop, and repeater
b) Base, measure and trunk
c) Mobile, portable and base
d) Icom, Matra and Motorola

11.- They are factors that affect radio communication

a) Space, sun, hills, walls, and windows
b) Time, space and distance
c) Battery, programming and installation
d) Power, distance, and weather conditions

12.- A characteristic of this radio communication system is that the administrator is called
Central Controller.
Motorola Trunked
b) By repeater
c) Measure
d) Conventional

13.- The radiocommunication system used by the National network is known as:
a) Conventional
b) VHF
c) UHF
d) Measure
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14.- These keys take precedence over the others and denote critical issues:
a) Of situation
b) Of authority
c) Of action
d) Of priority

15.- By using code keys, the message becomes direct, without emotions, that is:
Timely
b) Objective
c) Private
d) Codified

16. Write the phonetic key of the group of characters listed below, according to the alphabet
international phonetic.
THE ALFA D DELTA
B BRAVO AND ECHO
C CHARLI F FOX TROT

17. Write the phonetic key of the group of characters listed below according to the alphabet
International phonetic.
G GOLF JULIET
H HOTEL K KILO
I INDIA L LIMA

18. Write the phonetic key of the group of characters listed below according to the alphabet
International Phonetic.
M MIKE Q QUEBEC
IN NOVEMBER R ROMERO
O OSCAR P DAD

19. Write the phonetic key of the group of characters listed below according to the alphabet.
international phonetic.
T TANGO W WHISKEY
U UNIFORM X X-RAY
V VICTOR Y HIS PEOPLE
S SIERRA In Zulu
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20.. Write the phonetic key of the numbers listed below according to the phonetic alphabet
International.
1 4 8
2 5 9
3 6 0
7

INSTRUCTIONS: Carefully read each of the questions, analyze the answer options, choose the
that you consider correct and underline it. In the selection of two options, the answer will be considered
incorrect.

It is the ability of the body to endure prolonged physical activity.

a) Resistance
b) Warming
c) Flexibility

2.- Pedagogical process aimed at strengthening apparatuses and systems, to the elevation of their
functional possibilities and the development of strength, speed, endurance, flexibility, and agility.

a) Physical conditioning
b) Physical ability
c) Warming

It is the ability to lift, support, or overcome resistance through muscular action.

a) Force
b) Resistance
c) Speed

4.- It is the ability to move a certain distance in the shortest possible time.

a) Force
b) Power
c) Speed

5.- It is the ability of the joints to perform movements with amplitude.

a) Motive movement
b) Resistance
c) Flexibility
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6.- It is the ability to perform work for a prolonged period while maintaining the intensity of the exercise.

Agility
b) Resistance
c) Speed

7.- They are the phases of a physical work session.

a) Warm-up, exercise, and relaxation

b) Introduction, development, and summary
sensible, intense and soft.

8.- The crunches, squats, and push-ups are exercises to develop:

a) Muscle strength
b) Warming
c) Coordination

9.- They are fundamental aspects to have an adequate response to exercise and to the health of the body:

The weather and the fun

b) Daily practice
c) Nutrition and rest

10.- It is the ability to respond with a specific movement to a certain stimulus.

a) Reaction speed
b) Speed of movement
c) Constant speed
d) Harvard's Resistance and Recovery Test

11.- The human heart rate increases in proportion to:

a) The intensity of the exercise

b) Nutrition
c) Physical structure of the body

12.- The loss of continuity of the bone tissue (bone) is defined as:

sprain
b) Tear
c) Fracture
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13.- Immediately after completing a prolonged or intense physical effort, one should:
a) Walk until your heart rate recovers
b) To sit
c) Hydrate and consume food

14.- Continuous running is an exercise:

aerobic
b) Anaerobic
c) Of effort

15.- Sprinting is an exercise:

Dynamic
b) Anaerobic
c) Aerobic

16.- The union of two bone segments (bones) is called:

Articulation
b) Skeleton
c) Muscle

17.- What is the most important joint in size, to support the weight of the body:
a) Elbow joint
b) Hip joint
c) Knee joints

18- Excessive physical exercise without adequate recovery time leads us to:
a satisfactory rest
b) Overtraining
an excellent physical level

19.- When performing a squat, the body carries out movement of:
a) Rotation
b) Pronation
c) Flexion

20.- It is the science that studies the musculoskeletal structure of the human being.
a) Physiology
b) Biology
c) Anatomy