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he was returning it 100% being that he had a receipt from court

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You know what I hate? The arseholes who wrote this test tried to stump you by NOT UNDERSTANDING THE QUESTION, not by picking the wrong answer. What does that accomplish? Bunch of premadonna's. F them.

Nypdblue wrote:

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219.. Lost shield . Said notify co and ico . Should be co and operations

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 so looking for correct.....?

I believe it was incorrect . Copy to the co was right desk does part B . Wrong answer was to notify co and ico it's operations not ico

yes, even simple questions such as the mourning bands were written all convoluted. they tried to confuse u with this precinct, that precinct, etc

 

fodx wrote:

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You know what I hate? The arseholes who wrote this test tried to stump you by NOT UNDERSTANDING THE QUESTION, not by picking the wrong answer. What does that accomplish? Bunch of premadonna's. F them.

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anyone...........lost shield question................looking for right or wrong.............what was it???

ghostbusters..........that was easy

21? 61? What were those

Whatwasthat wrote:

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LOST SHIELD QUESTION..........ANYONE!!!!

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Was asking for correct answer which was fill out part B

NinoBrown wrote:

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unborn wrote:

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21 is not C, 26 is not C.
61 is definitely D.

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 what were the questions so we could debate them!!!

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21 is the perp who needs meds

26 is the aided in the nursing home

61 is the property being held by court

21....perp needing meds...........was that the one his family came to command with perscription.....where to put info?

21 asked for incorrect statement. I think A was make CL entry, and B was prepare med treatment form

I chose D as the incorrect one.

unborn wrote:

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NinoBrown wrote:

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unborn wrote:

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21 is not C, 26 is not C.
61 is definitely D.

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 what were the questions so we could debate them!!!

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21 is the perp who needs meds

26 is the aided in the nursing home

61 is the property being held by court

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 wow, schucks. I guess the only one I cud possibly debate is the nursing home ques...I know u give the Aided to the CC but still I chose to do the AC. 21 and 61 I straight up dropped.

I GOT C FOR 61

oneadditional wrote:

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In the lost shield question, they were looking for the WRONG answer which was notify the ico immediately

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100000000000000000% This is the answer

1.d
2.b
3.b
4.c
5.c
6.b
7.a
8.a
9.c
10.a
11.a
12.d
13.b
14.c
15.a
16.c
17.b
18.b
19.d
20.a
21.c
22.a
23.b
24.a
25.d
26.c
27.b
28.c
29.b
30.c
31.b
32.d
33.d
34.a
35.b
36.b
37.b
38.c
39.b
40.c
41.a
42.a
43.c
44.a
45.b
46.b
47.d
48.b
49.a
50.b
51.b
52.a
53.d
54.c
55.d
56.d
57.b
58.c
59.d
60.c
61.c
62.d
63.c
64.a
65.d
66.c
67.d
68.c
69.c
70.d
71.c
72.c
73.c
74.b
75.b
76.b
77.c
78.d
79.a
80.d
81.a
82.b
83.d
84.c
85.a
86.b
87.d
88.b
89.c
90.c
91.a
92.d
93.c
94.c
95.b
96.c
97.a
98.b
99.b
100.a

PatrolGuideismyBible wrote:

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I know it may be impossible to remember, but anyone remember the fact pattern to question #100, the very last question? The answers are split there, would be interesting to know what it was...

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it was discussed on page 7.

I chose a for q 100 also! It was the best answer. And if the mayors office wanted this done yesterday, there would be no problem getting it authorized to complete the job, right? What were the other choices? "sacrifice the finishing touches"/ "cut corners" / tell the xo this job requires someone with skills so ask someone else??? All the other choices were ridiculous and made me laugh out loud in my exam seat and furthermore this question IS NOT in any way shape or form in line with NYPD Dept guidelines. Another question I am protesting to DCAS, I already drafted my protest of q 52.

As I can best recall, q 100 went like this: You are called into the XO's office. He tells you to assemble and take charge of a detail that must sift through files in the precinct. He says the job "needs to get done yesterday" and is politically sensitive. What do you do? (pick the most correct answer): A: Assemble your best people for the job, authorize any OT necessary to get the job done B: Delegate some of the Supervisory tasks to your subordinates, but take on most of the work and assume personal responsibility for this project yourself (doesn't make sense) C: Say to the xo that this job requires painstaking detailed work, therefore give the job to someone else (obviously wrong, refuse an assignment) D: Tell your cops to sacrifice their finishig touches for once for the sake of doing a rush job to get the work done on time (ridiculous answer-this is for the mayors office)

i went with b

I also went with B because xo is holding you directly responsible for the job, you need to be involved to make sure it gets done correctly. I can see A or B as correct, in reality can XO by the book authorize admin OT , no he can not. I see it as a good question for protest, both A and B are right to me.

SGT1701 wrote:

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As I can best recall, q 100 went like this: You are called into the XO's office. He tells you to assemble and take charge of a detail that must sift through files in the precinct. He says the job "needs to get done yesterday" and is politically sensitive. What do you do? (pick the most correct answer): A: Assemble your best people for the job, authorize any OT necessary to get the job done B: Delegate some of the Supervisory tasks to your subordinates, but take on most of the work and assume personal responsibility for this project yourself (doesn't make sense) C: Say to the xo that this job requires painstaking detailed work, therefore give the job to someone else (obviously wrong, refuse an assignment) D: Tell your cops to sacrifice their finishig touches for once for the sake of doing a rush job to get the work done on time (ridiculous answer-this is for the mayors office)

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Are you sure about which answer letters were which? Being overtime for an administrative assignment can't be authorized by a lieutenant, I went with the "roll up your sleeves and dig in" answer. That was either choice c, or I fvckd up copying my answers to my answer key.

Mes018 wrote:

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SGT1701 wrote:

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As I can best recall, q 100 went like this: You are called into the XO's office. He tells you to assemble and take charge of a detail that must sift through files in the precinct. He says the job "needs to get done yesterday" and is politically sensitive. What do you do? (pick the most correct answer): A: Assemble your best people for the job, authorize any OT necessary to get the job done B: Delegate some of the Supervisory tasks to your subordinates, but take on most of the work and assume personal responsibility for this project yourself (doesn't make sense) C: Say to the xo that this job requires painstaking detailed work, therefore give the job to someone else (obviously wrong, refuse an assignment) D: Tell your cops to sacrifice their finishig touches for once for the sake of doing a rush job to get the work done on time (ridiculous answer-this is for the mayors office)

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Are you sure about which answer letters were which? Being overtime for an administrative assignment can't be authorized by a lieutenant, I went with the "roll up your sleeves and dig in" answer. That was either choice c, or I fvckd up copying my answers to my answer key.

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 I'm pretty sure d LT overseeing the project and authorizing overtime was choice A and ignoring the fine print was choice B.