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Court Officer�Quick Quiz Answers

Clerical Checking

1. The correct answer is (B). The first and third sets are exactly alike. In the second set the word "Thermafiber" is misspelled "Thermofiber."

Observation and Memory

1. The correct answer is (C). The front door enters directly into the living room. The door to the kitchen from the garage is a secondary entrance. There is no anteroom indicated in front of the living room.

Reading

1. The correct answer is (D). The answer to this question is stated in the next to last sentence of the selection.

2. The correct answer is (A). The point made in the last sentence is your cue to the main idea of the passage.

Court Officer�Quick Quiz

Are you ready? Try out a few Court Officer Exam practice questions and find out.

Clerical Checking

Recognizance and Bail
KF1093.H087165
470.45(iii)-473.05(v)(d)
S 83604-7211 TS
Alcofoam Thermafiber

Alcofoam Thermofiber
S 83604-7211 TS
KF1093.H087165
Recognizance and Bail
470.45(iii)-473.05(v)(d)

470.45(iii)-473.05(v)(d)
Recognizance and Bail
Alcofoam Thermafiber
KF1093.H087165
S 83604-7211 TS

1. Which of the following is a true statement?
(A) ALL THREE sets are exactly alike.
(B) Only the FIRST and THIRD sets are exactly alike.
(C) Only the FIRST and SECOND sets are exactly alike.
(D) NONE of the sets are exactly alike.

Observation and Memory

Answer the question below based on the information contained in the picture. Note that on the actual exam you will be asked to study an image for a set amount of time and then answer questions from memory.

�1. The main entrance to these premises is the:
(A) door to the kitchen.
(B) front vestibule.
(C) door to the living room.
(D) door to the dining area.

Reading

Language performs an essentially social function: it helps us get along together, communicate, and achieve a great measure of concerted action. Words are signs that have significance by convention, and those people who do not adopt the conventions simply fail to communicate. They do not "get along," and a social force arises that encourages them to achieve the correct associations. What makes it "correct" is determined as it is used by other members of the social group. Some of the vital points about language are brought home to an English visitor to America, and vice versa, because our vocabularies are nearly the same - but not quite.1. As defined in the preceding selection, usage of a word is "correct" when it is:
(A) used as defined in standard dictionaries.
(B) used by the majority of persons throughout the world who speak the same language.
(C) used by the majority of educated persons who speak the same language.
(D) used by other persons with whom we are associating.

2. In the preceding selection, the author is concerned primarily with the:
(A) meaning of words.
(B) pronunciation of words.
(C) structure of sentences.
(D) origin and development of language.







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