GPSTC BLETC 2026 COMPREHENSIVE EXAM QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔Define the 2nd amendment - ✔✔the right to bear arms and a right to a well armed
malitia
✔✔Define the 3rd amendment - ✔✔No quartering of soldiers
✔✔Define the 4th amendment - ✔✔No unreasonable search and seizure
✔✔Define the 5th amendment - ✔✔No self incrimination, right to due process, right to
trial by grand jury, protection against double jeopardy, and Eminent domain
✔✔Define the 6th amendment - ✔✔right to speedy & public trial, right to confront
witness, right call upon witness, right to impartial jury, right to know charges, and the
right to counsel
✔✔Define the 7th amendment - ✔✔right to trial by jury in civil cases exceeding $20 in
1791 ($700 today)
✔✔Define the 8th amendment - ✔✔Prohibits excessive bail, excessive fine, and cruel
and unusual punishment
✔✔Define the 9th amendment - ✔✔People have rights that may not be expressed in
said amendments
✔✔Define the 10th amendment - ✔✔Limits the powers held to the federal government,
any non expressed powers are reserved for the states and the population thereof
✔✔Define the 14th amendment - ✔✔Grants citizenship to all born or naturalized citizens
upon which equal protection and due process is guaranteed for all
, ✔✔define Burglary in the first degree and its punishment - ✔✔When, without authority
and intent to commit a felony or theft, a person enters or remains within a dwelling
felony 1-20 years on first conviction, 2nd conviction is 2-20 years, and 3rd and
subsequent conviction is 5-25 years
✔✔define Burglary in the second degree and its punishment - ✔✔When, without
authority and intent to commit a felony or theft, a person enters or remains inside any
non dwelling building
Felony 1-5 years for first conviction, second and subsequent conviction is 1-8 years
✔✔Define the 3 criminal trespasses and their punishment - ✔✔1.) Intentionally
damages property of another without consent (over $500) or interferes with the
possession or use of the property of another without consent. (Misdemeanor)
2.) Enters land, premises, property of another without lawful purpose, enters upon land,
property, or premises after receiving prior notice from owner, or remains upon land or
premises of another after receiving prior notice. (misdemeanor)
3.) A person intentionally defaces, mutilates, or defiles any grave maker, monument, or
memorial of one or more deceased persons who served in military service of the state,
US, or confederate states or any monument, plaque, or memorial which is dedicated to
honor or recounts the military service of said persons past or present service.
(misdemeanor)
✔✔define Possession of tools for the commission of a crime and its punishment -
✔✔has in their possession any tool, explosive, or other device commonly used in the
commission of burglary, theft, or other crime with intent to make use in the commission
of a crime
1-5 years in prison
✔✔define home invasion in the first degree and what is the punishment? - ✔✔when
without authority, and with intent to commit a forcible felony and while in possession of a
deadly weapon and is likely to or results in serious bodily injury, enters an occupied
dwelling with a person therein
felony, 10-20 years in prison and a fine of not more then $100,000
✔✔define home invasion in the second degree and what is the punishment? - ✔✔when
without authority, and with intent to commit a forcible misdemeanor and while in
possession of a deadly weapon and is likely to or results in serious bodily injury, enters
an occupied dwelling with a person therein
AND ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔Define the 2nd amendment - ✔✔the right to bear arms and a right to a well armed
malitia
✔✔Define the 3rd amendment - ✔✔No quartering of soldiers
✔✔Define the 4th amendment - ✔✔No unreasonable search and seizure
✔✔Define the 5th amendment - ✔✔No self incrimination, right to due process, right to
trial by grand jury, protection against double jeopardy, and Eminent domain
✔✔Define the 6th amendment - ✔✔right to speedy & public trial, right to confront
witness, right call upon witness, right to impartial jury, right to know charges, and the
right to counsel
✔✔Define the 7th amendment - ✔✔right to trial by jury in civil cases exceeding $20 in
1791 ($700 today)
✔✔Define the 8th amendment - ✔✔Prohibits excessive bail, excessive fine, and cruel
and unusual punishment
✔✔Define the 9th amendment - ✔✔People have rights that may not be expressed in
said amendments
✔✔Define the 10th amendment - ✔✔Limits the powers held to the federal government,
any non expressed powers are reserved for the states and the population thereof
✔✔Define the 14th amendment - ✔✔Grants citizenship to all born or naturalized citizens
upon which equal protection and due process is guaranteed for all
, ✔✔define Burglary in the first degree and its punishment - ✔✔When, without authority
and intent to commit a felony or theft, a person enters or remains within a dwelling
felony 1-20 years on first conviction, 2nd conviction is 2-20 years, and 3rd and
subsequent conviction is 5-25 years
✔✔define Burglary in the second degree and its punishment - ✔✔When, without
authority and intent to commit a felony or theft, a person enters or remains inside any
non dwelling building
Felony 1-5 years for first conviction, second and subsequent conviction is 1-8 years
✔✔Define the 3 criminal trespasses and their punishment - ✔✔1.) Intentionally
damages property of another without consent (over $500) or interferes with the
possession or use of the property of another without consent. (Misdemeanor)
2.) Enters land, premises, property of another without lawful purpose, enters upon land,
property, or premises after receiving prior notice from owner, or remains upon land or
premises of another after receiving prior notice. (misdemeanor)
3.) A person intentionally defaces, mutilates, or defiles any grave maker, monument, or
memorial of one or more deceased persons who served in military service of the state,
US, or confederate states or any monument, plaque, or memorial which is dedicated to
honor or recounts the military service of said persons past or present service.
(misdemeanor)
✔✔define Possession of tools for the commission of a crime and its punishment -
✔✔has in their possession any tool, explosive, or other device commonly used in the
commission of burglary, theft, or other crime with intent to make use in the commission
of a crime
1-5 years in prison
✔✔define home invasion in the first degree and what is the punishment? - ✔✔when
without authority, and with intent to commit a forcible felony and while in possession of a
deadly weapon and is likely to or results in serious bodily injury, enters an occupied
dwelling with a person therein
felony, 10-20 years in prison and a fine of not more then $100,000
✔✔define home invasion in the second degree and what is the punishment? - ✔✔when
without authority, and with intent to commit a forcible misdemeanor and while in
possession of a deadly weapon and is likely to or results in serious bodily injury, enters
an occupied dwelling with a person therein
