SSGT Vanguard Level 2 Exam UPDATED
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
-Two parts of the conflict lever - CORRECT ANSWER lever arm and fulcrum
-To develop a good strong conflict fulcrum an officer must prepare for conflict in three ways
- CORRECT ANSWER mental, physical and tactical
-Government termination of movement through a means intentionally applied - CORRECT
ANSWER Seizure
-The term reasonableness flow from United States Supreme Court Case - CORRECT
ANSWER Graham v. Connor
-Four things for deadly force - CORRECT ANSWER Intent, means, ability, and
opportunity
-Survival stress is referred to by some as - CORRECT ANSWER fear induced stress
and fight or flight response
-Two subgroups of motor skills - CORRECT ANSWER gross and fine
-Coordination of gross and fine motor skills - CORRECT ANSWER Complex
-Three stances - CORRECT ANSWER Field Interview, Precautionary and Conflict
-Three zones of contacts - CORRECT ANSWER Personal Contact, Field Interview,
Field Contact
, Formula for Force - CORRECT ANSWER Mass * Acceleration
Officer Stance's - CORRECT ANSWER Field Interview Stance, Precautionary Stance,
Conflict Ready Stance
Personal Contact Zone - CORRECT ANSWER The zone begins at the officer's body
and extends to roughly six feet away from the officer
Field Interview Zone - CORRECT ANSWER This zone begins about six feet away
from the officer and extends to about nine feet away from the officer.
To determine whether or not an officer used force in an objectively reasonably manner, the
courts will consider the - CORRECT ANSWER Totality of the circumstances at the
time the officer used force
Field Contact Zone - CORRECT ANSWER Zone begins 25 feet away from the officer
and extends outward.
Officer must keep subject in Field Contact Zone if the officer does not have - CORRECT
ANSWER Visual Control of both the subject's hands.
When officer is on his/her back the officer should turn his firearm - CORRECT
ANSWER Down
SSGT Escort Position is referred to as - CORRECT ANSWER 2 on 1
Purpose of the Pat-down - CORRECT ANSWER Not to discover evidence, but for
officer safety
Train to do what when delivering strikes - CORRECT ANSWER Breath out
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
-Two parts of the conflict lever - CORRECT ANSWER lever arm and fulcrum
-To develop a good strong conflict fulcrum an officer must prepare for conflict in three ways
- CORRECT ANSWER mental, physical and tactical
-Government termination of movement through a means intentionally applied - CORRECT
ANSWER Seizure
-The term reasonableness flow from United States Supreme Court Case - CORRECT
ANSWER Graham v. Connor
-Four things for deadly force - CORRECT ANSWER Intent, means, ability, and
opportunity
-Survival stress is referred to by some as - CORRECT ANSWER fear induced stress
and fight or flight response
-Two subgroups of motor skills - CORRECT ANSWER gross and fine
-Coordination of gross and fine motor skills - CORRECT ANSWER Complex
-Three stances - CORRECT ANSWER Field Interview, Precautionary and Conflict
-Three zones of contacts - CORRECT ANSWER Personal Contact, Field Interview,
Field Contact
, Formula for Force - CORRECT ANSWER Mass * Acceleration
Officer Stance's - CORRECT ANSWER Field Interview Stance, Precautionary Stance,
Conflict Ready Stance
Personal Contact Zone - CORRECT ANSWER The zone begins at the officer's body
and extends to roughly six feet away from the officer
Field Interview Zone - CORRECT ANSWER This zone begins about six feet away
from the officer and extends to about nine feet away from the officer.
To determine whether or not an officer used force in an objectively reasonably manner, the
courts will consider the - CORRECT ANSWER Totality of the circumstances at the
time the officer used force
Field Contact Zone - CORRECT ANSWER Zone begins 25 feet away from the officer
and extends outward.
Officer must keep subject in Field Contact Zone if the officer does not have - CORRECT
ANSWER Visual Control of both the subject's hands.
When officer is on his/her back the officer should turn his firearm - CORRECT
ANSWER Down
SSGT Escort Position is referred to as - CORRECT ANSWER 2 on 1
Purpose of the Pat-down - CORRECT ANSWER Not to discover evidence, but for
officer safety
Train to do what when delivering strikes - CORRECT ANSWER Breath out
