NC BLET State Exam EXAM LATEST 2023-
2024 ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+
What are the five major phases of enforcement action? -
CORRECT ANSWER Detection, Apprehension, Prosecution,
Adjudication, Penalization
,
situations when only a District Attorney's Office may apply for a
warrant or order. - CORRECT ANSWER Obscenity offenses
and non-testimonial identification order.
Photographs are taken in a ____ step approach - CORRECT
ANSWER 3
When transporting evidence, place the evidence in
____________________________ of the vehicle if possible -
CORRECT ANSWER A climate controlled portion
Touch DNA should be collected using the ___________ of the
swab - CORRECT ANSWER Tip
Biological fluids should be packaged in _________ bags only -
CORRECT ANSWER Paper
Felony child abuse - CORRECT ANSWER -Intentionally inflicts
any serious bodily injury to the child
,-child less then 16 years old
Automatic Breaking System ABS - CORRECT ANSWER
computer-controlled braking system that applies maximum
threshold braking but momentarily releases braking, to prevent a
complete lock-up of the wheels
Indicators of impact area are? - CORRECT ANSWER -Gouge
marks on the road
-Sharp angles in skid marks
-Dirt and debris on the roadway
What are the four types of traffic apprehensions - CORRECT
ANSWER Physical Arrest, Traffic citation and citation for an
infraction, Issuance of citation for an infraction, Written
warning,Verbal warning
What is a Saturation patrol? - CORRECT ANSWER high
number of officers converging into a limited area. The officers, or
patrol, infuse into the designated location and make as many
contacts as possible.
What is reasonable suspicion? - CORRECT ANSWER based
on articulable facts that the suspect is or was engaged in criminal
activity. Measurements are based on the totality of the
circumstances and must be based on more than a hunch.
What is probable cause? - CORRECT ANSWER measured by
the totality of the circumstances. In establishing probable cause,
the officer is saying that a crime was probably committed and the
suspect is probably the person who committed the crime.That is
that there is a fair probability the suspect committed the crime.
What are some methods to detect speed - CORRECT ANSWER
Speed measuring instruments
,Approximation
Pacing
How many points within how many years for an individual to have
their license revoked - CORRECT ANSWER twelve points, in
three years
how many points will an individual receive for passing a stopped
school bus - CORRECT ANSWER 5 points
what is the highest/worst speeding offense - CORRECT
ANSWER speeding to elude arrest
What is the youngest a Juvenile may appear to superior court? -
CORRECT ANSWER 13, if they commit a class a felony
When approaching an intersection with lights an sirens on you
should enter through the intersection with - CORRECT ANSWER
due regard and safety of others
what is the recommended following distance - CORRECT
ANSWER two seconds
After a person establishes residence in North Carolina, the person
may operate on a license valid in another state for up to -
CORRECT ANSWER Sixty days
Driver license points are assigned as of the
_________________________________, rather than the date of
conviction. - CORRECT ANSWER date of the offense
What are the difference between Analysis v Analyst - CORRECT
ANSWER Analysis: the actual test
Analyst: person granted a permit to administer test
, A commercial tag is assigned to a vehicle with a gross weight of
at least - CORRECT ANSWER 26,001 pounds or more.
How does the state of North Carolina under Chapter 20 "Motor
Vehicle Law" classify a Moped - CORRECT ANSWER -A
vehicle with two or three wheels
-no external shifting device, and a motor (which does
not exceed 50 cubic centimeter piston displacement)
-cannot propel the vehicle at more than 30 mph on a level
surface.
-Considered a vehicle
To be convicted of Habitual impaired driving you must be
convicted of ___________ or more offenses involving impaired
driving within ______ years of the date of this offense -
CORRECT ANSWER Three; ten
What are the six states of mind - CORRECT ANSWER -
Knowingly
-Willfully
-Wantonly
-Maliciously
-Criminal negligence
-Strict Liability
What is the statute of limitations for a misdemeanor - CORRECT
ANSWER two years
The controlled substance MDMA fall under which Schedule? -
CORRECT ANSWER Schedule 1
Which of the following substances produces a sleep like state? -
CORRECT ANSWER Narcotics or opioids (OPIATES)
2024 ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+
What are the five major phases of enforcement action? -
CORRECT ANSWER Detection, Apprehension, Prosecution,
Adjudication, Penalization
,
situations when only a District Attorney's Office may apply for a
warrant or order. - CORRECT ANSWER Obscenity offenses
and non-testimonial identification order.
Photographs are taken in a ____ step approach - CORRECT
ANSWER 3
When transporting evidence, place the evidence in
____________________________ of the vehicle if possible -
CORRECT ANSWER A climate controlled portion
Touch DNA should be collected using the ___________ of the
swab - CORRECT ANSWER Tip
Biological fluids should be packaged in _________ bags only -
CORRECT ANSWER Paper
Felony child abuse - CORRECT ANSWER -Intentionally inflicts
any serious bodily injury to the child
,-child less then 16 years old
Automatic Breaking System ABS - CORRECT ANSWER
computer-controlled braking system that applies maximum
threshold braking but momentarily releases braking, to prevent a
complete lock-up of the wheels
Indicators of impact area are? - CORRECT ANSWER -Gouge
marks on the road
-Sharp angles in skid marks
-Dirt and debris on the roadway
What are the four types of traffic apprehensions - CORRECT
ANSWER Physical Arrest, Traffic citation and citation for an
infraction, Issuance of citation for an infraction, Written
warning,Verbal warning
What is a Saturation patrol? - CORRECT ANSWER high
number of officers converging into a limited area. The officers, or
patrol, infuse into the designated location and make as many
contacts as possible.
What is reasonable suspicion? - CORRECT ANSWER based
on articulable facts that the suspect is or was engaged in criminal
activity. Measurements are based on the totality of the
circumstances and must be based on more than a hunch.
What is probable cause? - CORRECT ANSWER measured by
the totality of the circumstances. In establishing probable cause,
the officer is saying that a crime was probably committed and the
suspect is probably the person who committed the crime.That is
that there is a fair probability the suspect committed the crime.
What are some methods to detect speed - CORRECT ANSWER
Speed measuring instruments
,Approximation
Pacing
How many points within how many years for an individual to have
their license revoked - CORRECT ANSWER twelve points, in
three years
how many points will an individual receive for passing a stopped
school bus - CORRECT ANSWER 5 points
what is the highest/worst speeding offense - CORRECT
ANSWER speeding to elude arrest
What is the youngest a Juvenile may appear to superior court? -
CORRECT ANSWER 13, if they commit a class a felony
When approaching an intersection with lights an sirens on you
should enter through the intersection with - CORRECT ANSWER
due regard and safety of others
what is the recommended following distance - CORRECT
ANSWER two seconds
After a person establishes residence in North Carolina, the person
may operate on a license valid in another state for up to -
CORRECT ANSWER Sixty days
Driver license points are assigned as of the
_________________________________, rather than the date of
conviction. - CORRECT ANSWER date of the offense
What are the difference between Analysis v Analyst - CORRECT
ANSWER Analysis: the actual test
Analyst: person granted a permit to administer test
, A commercial tag is assigned to a vehicle with a gross weight of
at least - CORRECT ANSWER 26,001 pounds or more.
How does the state of North Carolina under Chapter 20 "Motor
Vehicle Law" classify a Moped - CORRECT ANSWER -A
vehicle with two or three wheels
-no external shifting device, and a motor (which does
not exceed 50 cubic centimeter piston displacement)
-cannot propel the vehicle at more than 30 mph on a level
surface.
-Considered a vehicle
To be convicted of Habitual impaired driving you must be
convicted of ___________ or more offenses involving impaired
driving within ______ years of the date of this offense -
CORRECT ANSWER Three; ten
What are the six states of mind - CORRECT ANSWER -
Knowingly
-Willfully
-Wantonly
-Maliciously
-Criminal negligence
-Strict Liability
What is the statute of limitations for a misdemeanor - CORRECT
ANSWER two years
The controlled substance MDMA fall under which Schedule? -
CORRECT ANSWER Schedule 1
Which of the following substances produces a sleep like state? -
CORRECT ANSWER Narcotics or opioids (OPIATES)
