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Filling Out the Application |
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Physical Test/Preliminary Medical Review |
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Main Components of Police Exams |
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Chapter 4 Test-Taking Strategies |
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Final Preparations For Test Day |
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Chapter 5 Spelling and Grammar |
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Check for Subject-Verb Agreement |
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Chapter 6 Reading Comprehension |
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Identify Keywords to Determine Meaning |
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Chapter 7 Verbal Expression |
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Master Writing Techniques |
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Write Clear, Concise Reports |
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Use Context to Determine the Meaning of a Word |
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Identify the Clearest and Most Accurate Report of an Incident |
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Chapter 8 Logic and Reasoning |
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Draw Logical Conclusions Related to Police Scenarios |
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Select the Correct legal Definition of a Crime |
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Determine the Best Course of Action in a Police Scenario |
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Approach Math Test Questions Strategically |
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Apply Mathematics Concepts to Law-Enforcement Scenarios |
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Calculate Area and Perimeter |
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Chapter 10 Spatial Orientation, Memorization, and Visualization |
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Read Maps to Find the Quickest Route |
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Memorize Elements of Street Scenes |
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Recognize and Identify Facial Features |
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Identify Identical Patterns and Objects |
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Chapter 11 Information Management and Problem Sensitivity |
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Order and Manage Facts Logically |
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Find the Most Appropriate Response to Police Scenarios |
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Identify the Most/Least Meaningful Details in a Police Scenario |
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PART Three PRACTICE EXAMS |
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254 | (1) |
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