OPC Final Practice Questions | A+ Graded.
Which of the following fits the definition of a residence under the Liquor License Act?
a) Tent
b) A motor vehicle on Provincial Camping Grounds
c) A boat
d) A and B correct answers a) Tent
You attend a call for service at a college campus where campus security advises you that
someone whom they have trespassed has just left the property after finding out the police
were called. They further inform you that the individual has been given a trespass notice at a
prior interaction. You locate the individual just off the property and he is compliant; he
provides his full name and address. What is your best course of action?
a) Issue an Appearance Notice
b) Issue a Provincial Offence Notice
c) Arrest
B and C correct answers b) Issue a Provincial Offence Notice
In order for someone to consent to sexual activity, barring any exemptions, the person must
be at least the age of:
a) 16
b) 18
c) 12
d) 14 correct answers a) 16
Under the Mental Health Act, how long does a person have to apprehend a person who is the
subject of a Community Treatment Order?
a) A family member or someone in stewardship has 7 days
b) A Police Officer Has 7 days
c) A designate of the Officer-In-Charge has 30 days
d) A Police Officer has 30 Days correct answers d) A Police Officer has 30 Days
A(n) ______ may arrest a person on the premise who s/he _______ a(n) contravention of the
Trespass to Property Act.
a) Police Officer; has Reasonable and Probably Grounds believes has committed
b) Agent of the Property; finds committing
c) Police Officer or Agent of the Property; has Reasonable and Probably Grounds believes
that has committed
d) The Police Officer or Agent of the Property; finds committing correct answers c) Police
Officer or Agent of the Property; has
Reasonable and Probably Grounds believes that has
committed
A 28-year-old camp counselor is in a relationship with a 17-year-old camper and has asked
for naked pictures, what if any is the appropriate charge to lay on the counselor?
a) Invitation to Sexual Touching
b) Sexual Assault
c) Sexual Exploitation
d) None. The relationship is legal, making the request legal as long as it's consensual. correct
answers c) Sexual Exploitation
, More than 5 years + position of trust/authority
When arresting under the Liquor Licence Act, a police officer may arrest a person only if s/he
_______:
a) Finds committing an offence
b) Believes on Reasonable and Probable Grounds an offence has been committed
c) Has Reasonable Suspicion an offence has been committed
d) Is dealing with an underage offence correct answers a) Finds committing an offence
A young person, unless otherwise specified in another Act, according to the Provincial
Offences Act is _____ years old:
a) Less than 18
b) Less than 16
c) 11-18
d) 12-15 correct answers d) 12-15
You are called to a house where a father reports that he found her 14-year-old daughter
having consensual sex with her 15-year-old classmate. The father would like charges laid
against the boy. Which, if any is the appropriate charge?
a) Sexual Exploitation
b) Invitation to Sexual Touching
c) No charge as this is legal and consensual
d) The father can be charged with Voyeurism correct answers c) No charge as this is legal
and consensual
You find a boy who looks to be younger than 18 years old drinking a beer in a City park by
himself. The boy refuses ID himself. You arrest him because:
a) You have found him in contravention of the Liquor Licence Act
b) You believe he is intoxicated and a danger to himself or others.
c) He has refused to ID himself
d) A and C correct answers d) A and C
Which of the following is true regarding a Part 1 Provincial Offence Notice?
a) Requires Reasonable and Probable Grounds that an Offence has been committed.
b) Requires a Set Fine for the Offence
c) Cannot be used to send a person to court
d) All of the above correct answers b) Requires a Set Fine for the Offence
A gang member with a bat, as part of a gang initiation, shoves another male into an ally and
the victim falls onto the ground. As the gang member is about to swing at the fallen victim,
the gang member realizes that he recognizes
the victim and lets him go. The victim has suffered no injuries. What is the appropriate
charge to lay on the gang member?
a) Aggravated Assault
b) Assault with a weapon
c) Assault Causing Bodily Harm
d) No charge as the parties know each other correct answers b) Assault with a weapon
To issue a Part 1 Provincial Offence Notice, you need _______ that an offence has been
committed:
Which of the following fits the definition of a residence under the Liquor License Act?
a) Tent
b) A motor vehicle on Provincial Camping Grounds
c) A boat
d) A and B correct answers a) Tent
You attend a call for service at a college campus where campus security advises you that
someone whom they have trespassed has just left the property after finding out the police
were called. They further inform you that the individual has been given a trespass notice at a
prior interaction. You locate the individual just off the property and he is compliant; he
provides his full name and address. What is your best course of action?
a) Issue an Appearance Notice
b) Issue a Provincial Offence Notice
c) Arrest
B and C correct answers b) Issue a Provincial Offence Notice
In order for someone to consent to sexual activity, barring any exemptions, the person must
be at least the age of:
a) 16
b) 18
c) 12
d) 14 correct answers a) 16
Under the Mental Health Act, how long does a person have to apprehend a person who is the
subject of a Community Treatment Order?
a) A family member or someone in stewardship has 7 days
b) A Police Officer Has 7 days
c) A designate of the Officer-In-Charge has 30 days
d) A Police Officer has 30 Days correct answers d) A Police Officer has 30 Days
A(n) ______ may arrest a person on the premise who s/he _______ a(n) contravention of the
Trespass to Property Act.
a) Police Officer; has Reasonable and Probably Grounds believes has committed
b) Agent of the Property; finds committing
c) Police Officer or Agent of the Property; has Reasonable and Probably Grounds believes
that has committed
d) The Police Officer or Agent of the Property; finds committing correct answers c) Police
Officer or Agent of the Property; has
Reasonable and Probably Grounds believes that has
committed
A 28-year-old camp counselor is in a relationship with a 17-year-old camper and has asked
for naked pictures, what if any is the appropriate charge to lay on the counselor?
a) Invitation to Sexual Touching
b) Sexual Assault
c) Sexual Exploitation
d) None. The relationship is legal, making the request legal as long as it's consensual. correct
answers c) Sexual Exploitation
, More than 5 years + position of trust/authority
When arresting under the Liquor Licence Act, a police officer may arrest a person only if s/he
_______:
a) Finds committing an offence
b) Believes on Reasonable and Probable Grounds an offence has been committed
c) Has Reasonable Suspicion an offence has been committed
d) Is dealing with an underage offence correct answers a) Finds committing an offence
A young person, unless otherwise specified in another Act, according to the Provincial
Offences Act is _____ years old:
a) Less than 18
b) Less than 16
c) 11-18
d) 12-15 correct answers d) 12-15
You are called to a house where a father reports that he found her 14-year-old daughter
having consensual sex with her 15-year-old classmate. The father would like charges laid
against the boy. Which, if any is the appropriate charge?
a) Sexual Exploitation
b) Invitation to Sexual Touching
c) No charge as this is legal and consensual
d) The father can be charged with Voyeurism correct answers c) No charge as this is legal
and consensual
You find a boy who looks to be younger than 18 years old drinking a beer in a City park by
himself. The boy refuses ID himself. You arrest him because:
a) You have found him in contravention of the Liquor Licence Act
b) You believe he is intoxicated and a danger to himself or others.
c) He has refused to ID himself
d) A and C correct answers d) A and C
Which of the following is true regarding a Part 1 Provincial Offence Notice?
a) Requires Reasonable and Probable Grounds that an Offence has been committed.
b) Requires a Set Fine for the Offence
c) Cannot be used to send a person to court
d) All of the above correct answers b) Requires a Set Fine for the Offence
A gang member with a bat, as part of a gang initiation, shoves another male into an ally and
the victim falls onto the ground. As the gang member is about to swing at the fallen victim,
the gang member realizes that he recognizes
the victim and lets him go. The victim has suffered no injuries. What is the appropriate
charge to lay on the gang member?
a) Aggravated Assault
b) Assault with a weapon
c) Assault Causing Bodily Harm
d) No charge as the parties know each other correct answers b) Assault with a weapon
To issue a Part 1 Provincial Offence Notice, you need _______ that an offence has been
committed:
