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CDCR TESTS FINAL SCRIPT 2026 FULLY SOLVED ANSWER COLLECTION
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◉ What is the sum of the following numbers?
Answer: A. 835. B. 836. C. 845. D. 846. ◉ An officer works in a unit that houses 59 inmates. There has been a gas leak and the officer is required to escort the inmates to the gym.
Before the gas leak, 13 inmates were sent to the hospital for medical care, of whom 2 were transferred to intensive care and 4 remained in the hospital. The remaining 7 inmates returned to the unit prior to the evacuation. How many inmates will the officer escort to the gym? Answer: A. 46 B. 52 C. 53 D. 55 ◉ RULES VIOLATION REPORT SECTION A: BASIC INFORMATION DATE TIME REPORTING OFFICER
Answer: Officer J must provide a description of the incident in Section B. The description must be consistent with the information provided in Section A. Which of the following options is the MOST complete and clear description for Section B? A. On January 17, 2011, at 6:45 a.m., I, noticed a sheet was covering Inmate W's living area window, violating rule 49. I ordered him to remove the sheet and submit to physical restraint. He refused to uncover the window, violating rule 32, but allowed me to restrain him. After escorting him to a holding area, I removed the sheet and searched the living area. B. On January 17, 2011, at 6:45 a.m., I, noticed a sheet was covering the window to Inmate W's living area, violating rule 49. I ordered the inmate to remove the covering and submit to physical restraint. He allowed me to restrain him. I removed the sheet and searched the living area after restraining the inmate and escorting him to a holding area. C. On January 17, 2011, at 6:45 a.m., I saw a sheet was covering the inmate's living area window, which violated rule 49. I ordered the inmate to remove it and submit to physical restraint. He violated rule 32 by refusing to take down the sheet, but he did allow me to restrain him. I then removed the sheet and searched the living area.
D. On January 17, 2011, at 6:45 a.m., I, noticed a sheet was covering the window of a living area, which violated rule 32. I ordered the inmate to remove the covering and submit to physical restraint. He violated rule 49 by refusing to remove the covering. After I restrained and escorted him to a holding area, I removed the sheet and searched the living area. ◉ Use the picture provided below to answer question 10. Answer: 10. Which of the following options is the MOST complete and clear description of the picture above? A. A family of five is having a barbeque. The mother is taking pieces of meat off the grill while the father holds the youngest child. The daughter is standing and petting the dog while her brother waits for the rest of the food. B. A family of five is having a barbeque. The daughter and son are sitting at the picnic table waiting for the food. While waiting, the daughter is petting the dog. The mother is taking pieces of meat off the grill while the father holds the youngest child. C. A family of five is having a barbeque. The mother is taking pieces of meat off the grill while the father holds the youngest child. The son is sitting and waiting for the rest ofthe food to be ready while petting the dog. D. A family of five is having a barbeque. The daughter is petting the dog while her brother sits and waits for the rest of the food to arrive. One parent is taking pieces of meat offthe grill while the other holds the youngest child. ◉ INMATE LABOR REPORT
Answer: 11. In the report provided above, Section B was filled out completely and correctly. Based on the summary provided in Section B, how many errors are there in Section A? A. 1 B. 2 C. 3 D. 4 ◉ LIVING AREA SEARCH REPORT SECTION A: BASIC INFORMATION DATE TIME CONDUCTED BY February 2, 2011 3:30 p.m. Officer K
Living Area: 202 Number of illegal items: 3 Occupant(s): Location of illegal items: inside Inmate F's pillowcase
C. Picture C D. There is no picture with exactly 3 differences. ◉ Use the pictures provided below to answer question 14. Answer: 14. Compare Picture 1 to Picture 2. How many differences are there? A. 1 B. 2 C. 3 D. 4 ◉ Use the information provided below to answer question 15. WHITE HOUSE TOUR POLICY · Tour requests must be submitted at least 15 days in advance.
· All guests 18 years of age or older are required to present photo identification (e.g., driver license, passport, military or state identification). · Guests under 18 years of age must be accompanied by an adult. · Items prohibited during the tour:
· for a theft claim, the following must be included:
surveying my home, no further damage was found. I have attached pictures of the damage. I noticed three items missing, a gold necklace ($100), a black laptop ($500) and a diamond ring ($200). Receipts are attached that verify the cost of the stolen items. I called the Lake City Police Department to file a residential burglary report.
living area. Officer B confiscated it before I could read it. According to Inmate J, the note ordered me to attack Inmate X tomorrow. Inmate J claimed she had nothing to do with the note other than delivering it. According to Inmate J, Inmate K should be held responsible because she wrote the note and forced Inmate J to pass it by threatening her life. Inmate J's statement: I had to deliver it because my life was being threatened by Inmate K. I did not read the note, but Inmate K said if I didn't give the note to Inmate H by the end of the day I would end up in the medical center. I should be Answer: 18. Based ONLY on the information provided above, what difference, if any, between the two statements may be important enough to examine further? A. why Inmate J delivered the note B. who was supposed to receive the note C. if Inmate J knew the content of the note D. There was no difference that requires further examination. ◉ A commercial aircraft company recently began using new software that tracks a plane's location during flight.
When used properly, the software can provide the correct coordinates to ensure the flight crew and passengers are not in danger. A pilot who works for the company noticed that his co-pilot has made several mistakes using the new software. Answer: 19. Which of the following options would be the LEAST appropriate action for the pilot to take concerning his co-pilot? A. Advise the co-pilot to read over the software manual again. B. Request that the co-pilot be transferred to work with a different flight crew. C. Prohibit the co-pilot from using the software unless he is under directsupervision. D. Have the co-pilot watch him use the software properly for a few weeks. ◉ Employee R is an artist for a firm that specializes in designing logos.
