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According |to |Section | 26 |of |the |Criminal |Code |of |Canada, |everyone |who |is | authorized |to |use |force |is: A. |Criminally |liable |for |any |excess |according |to |the |nature |and |quality |of |the | act |constituting |the |excess B. |Civilly |liable |for |any |excess |according |to |the |nature |and |quality |of |the |act | constituting |the |excess C. |Criminally |and |civilly |liable |for |any |excess |according |to |the |nature |and | quality |of |the |act |constituting |the |excess D. |Protected |from |Criminal |and |Civil |proceedings |against |them |in |cases |where |excessive |force |is |used. |- |correct |answer-A Which |is |an |example |of |"Access |Control"? A. |The |deterrence |of |crime |through |the |use |of |uniformed |Surveillance B. |The |Controlling |and |issuing |keys |and |access |passes |to |visitors |and |workers C. |Searching |someone |upon |arrest D. |All |of |the |above |- |correct |answer-B What |are |examples |of |what |a |Security |Guard |should |include |with |evidence | being |collected? A. |The |date |and |time B. |The |location |the |evidence |was |collected |at C. |The |name |of |the |individual |collecting |the |evidence

D. |All |of |the |above |- |correct |answer-D If |a |police |officer |asks |a |guard |to |leave |a |site |to |assist |him/her, |what |should |the |guard |do? A. |Tell |the |Officer |that |they |are |not |allowed |to |leave |their |post B. |Go |assist |the |Officer |and |inform |your |supervisor |prior |to |leaving |your |post C. |Get |another |guard |to |assist |the |Officer D. |Do |nothing |- |correct |answer-B Which |of |the |following |equipment |would |a |security |guard |who |is |on |a |vehicle | patrol |most |likely |use |to |communicate |with |a |dispatcher? A. |Facsimile |machine B. |Alarm |System C. |Two-way |radio D. |Cell |Phone |- |correct |answer-C Which |of |the |following |are |considered |access |control |points? A. |Door, |turnstile, |parking |gate B. |Window, |door, |stairs C. |Sidewalk, |pathway, |lane D. |Room, |garage, |lobby |- |correct |answer-A Which |Regulation |under |the |Private |Security |and |Investigative |Services |Act, | 2005, |sets |out |what |data |a |licensed |business |entity |shall |keep?

A. |Information |to |be |provided |to |the |Registrar B. |Insurance C. |Recordkeeping |Requirements |for |licensed |Business |Entities D. |Registration |requirements |for |Business |Entities |- |correct |answer-C A |Security |Guard |is |on |patrol |and |encounters |an |individual |who |has |injured | himself. |The |individual |refused |help |from |the |security |guard |although |the | Security |Guard |advises |the |individual |that |he/she |is |trained |in |first |aid. |What | should |the |Security |Guard |do? A. |Demand |that |the |individual |let |the |security |guard |perform |first |aid |on |him/her B. |Ask |a |passerby |to |assist |the |individual |instead C. |Call |for |help |and |wait |until |the |ambulance/medical |help |arrives D. |Call |for |help |and |leave |the |individual |alone |- |correct |answer-C A |Security |Guard, |according |to |the |Private |Security |and |Investigative |Services |Act, |is |someone |who... A. |Protects |property |by |stopping |criminals B. |Performs |work, |for |remuneration, |that |consists |primarily |of |guarding |or | patrolling |for |the |purpose |of |protecting |persons |or |property C. |Must |be |trained |in |how |to |subdue |criminals D. |All |of |the |above |- |correct |answer-B Mens |rea |is |an |essential |part |of |proving |a |case. |It |refers |to... A. |A |trial |to |determine |the |admissibility |of |evidence |in |a |criminal |case B. |The |ability |to |prove |that |a |criminal |act |has |taken |place

C. |The |mental |state |of |the |accused |and |their |ability |to |appreciate |the | consequences |of |their |actions D. |A |spontaneous |utterance |by |an |accused |during |apprehension |- |correct | answer-C A |Security |Guard |is |working |as |a |door-person |at |a |licensed |establishment. |An | obviously |intoxicated |person |is |leaving |the |bar. |What |should |the |Security | Guard |do? A. |Arrest |the |person |for |drunk |and |disorderly |in |a |public |place B. |Follow |them |to |their |call |and |call |the |police C.Ensure |they |have |a |safe |way |to |get |home D. |Nothing, |as |you |have |not |authority |under |the |Liquor |License |Act |- |correct | answer-C Upon |the |arrest |or |detention |of |a |person, |a |Securit |Guard |can |lawfully |search | the |person |under |which |scenario? A. |The |Security |Guard |can |never |conduct |a |thorough |search |under |any | circumstance B. |The |search |will |afford |evidence |to |a |criminal |offence C. |The |Security |Guard |has |reasonable |and |probable |grounds |to |believe |that | the |person |has |a |concealed |weapon D. |There |is |a |perceived |or |actual |element |of |danger, |or |the |search |is |linked |to | the |reason |for |the |arrest/detention |- |correct |answer-C You |are |working |as |a |Security |Guard |and |your |duty |is |to |escort |a |large |group | of |people |through |a |high-security |area. |Where |should |you |position |yourself |in | relation |to |the |group |to |best |accomplish |your |job? A. |The |front |of |the |group

B. |The |back |of |the |group C. |Beside |the |group |on |either |side D. |Access |the |group, |and |then |monitor |their |movements |by |closed |circuit | television |- |correct |answer-A You |are |on |a |bicycle |patrol |when |you |witness |a |person |smash |a |car |window. | What |do |you |do? A. |Call | 911 |and |ask |for |immediate |assistance |as |their |is |a |break |and |enter |in | progress B. |Call |for |backup |and |wait |but |do |not |approach |the |person C. |Immediately |arrest |the |person |for |mischief |to |private |property D. |Observe |and |monitor |the |situate, |take |notes |and |submit |an |incident |report | at |the |end |of |your |shift |- |correct |answer-A You |are |working |as |a |Security |Guard |in |a |factory |when |you |come |across |a | small |contained |fire |in |an |outside |trash |bin |on |the |property. |What |do |you |do? A. |Use |a |fire |hose |to |douse |the |flames |before |it |gets |out |of |hand B. |Call | 911 |and |request |the |assistance |of |the |Fire |Department |immediately C. |Throw |a |floor |mat |over |the |fire |to |smother |it D. |Use |a |portable |extinguisher |of |the |correct |type |to |put |it |out |- |correct | answer-C You |are |working |alone |on |a |site |after |hours |at |a |fixed |post |in |the |lobby |of |the | building |and |you |have |been |given |strict |instructions |to |not |leave |the |desk | unless |properly |relieved. |You |receive |a |mechanical |alarm. |What |do |you |do? A. |Stay |at |your |point |and |submit |an |incident |report |at |the |end |of |your |shift B. |Immediately |attend |the |mechanical |area |to |determine |the |cause

C. |Contact |mechanical |personnel |for |the |site |and |advise |them |of |the |alarm D. |Continue |to |monitor |the |alarm |condition |to |see |if |it |gets |worse |- |correct | answer-C Which |of |the |following |items |best |describes |Paraverbal |communication? A. |Tone, |pitch, |cadence, |and |pacing B. |Volume |of |the |voice C. |Body |Language D. |Firmness |in |direct |proportion |to |the |level |of |resistance |received |- |correct | answer-A You |are |working |at |a |manufacturing |facility |where |employees |have |signed |a | workplace |contract |agreeing |to |a |search |of |their |person |and |parcels |prior |to | exiting |the |building. |An |employee |is |leaving |at |the |end |of |their |shift. |You |ask |to |search |them |and |they |refuse |to |allow |you |to |perform |the |search. |What |should | you |do? A. |Search |them |under |the |authority |of |the |Trespass |to |Property |Act B. |Do |not |search |them, |advise |them, |it |is |company |policy |to |search |all | employees |and |request |they |await |a |facility |manager C. |Arrest |them |on |the |reasonable |and |probable |grounds |of |having |stolen | something D. |Insist |that |they |submit |to |a |search |by |reminding |them |that |they |have |signed | a |contract |to |that |effect |- |correct |answer-B A |noisy |group |forms |a |protest |at |the |entrance |to |your |store/mall, |what |do |you | do? A. |Direct |them |to |leave |and |advise |them |if |they |fail |to |comply, |they |will |be | arrested |for |trespassing

B. |Monitor |the |group |and |call |the |authorities |if |necessary |to |protect |people |or | property C. |Arrest |the |leader |for |engaging |in |prohibited |activity D. |Call | 911 |and |ask |the |police |to |attend |and |arrest |trouble |makers |- |correct | answer-B Municipal |By-Laws |are |defined |as: A. |Provincial |laws |which |govern |Municipalities B. |Federal |laws |which |apply |to |a |certain |area |or |place C. |Public |regulatory |laws |which |apply |to |a |certain |area |or |place D. |Public |regulatory |laws |which |apply |uniformly |thoroughout |Ontario |- |correct |answer-C There |are |at |least |six |different |conditions |that |can |characterize |a |situation, | each |of |which |may |become |part |of |the |guard's |assessment. |Which |of |the | following |is |not |a |Situational |Factor? A. |Environment B. |Knowledge |of |the |Subject | C. |Passive |Resistance |on |the |part |of |the |Subject D. |Perceived |Subject |abilities |- |correct |answer-C Which |of |the |following |steps |should |you |take |first |when |you |encounter |a |fire | that |you |think |is |too |large |to |control |by |yourself |in |a |building |you |are | patrolling? A. |Alert |everyone |in |the |area |of |the |danger |and |begin |assisting |evacuation |to |a | safe |location |which |closing |all |door |behind |you. |Pull |the |fire |alarm, |and |notify | 911 |as |well |as |your |supervisor. |Help |secure |a |perimeter |and |provide |any | required |assistance |to |firefighters |as |they |arrive

B. |Call | 911 |immediately, |attempt |to |prevent |the |fire |from |spreading, |assist |any |people |that |need |evacuation |and |notify |your |supervisor C. |Note |the |location |of |any |people |as |you |are |evacuating, |leave |the |building, | and |notify |firefighters |as |they |arrive |on |scene |of |the |location |of |the |victims D. |either |option | 1 |or | 2 |is |acceptable |- |correct |answer-B Which |of |the |following |is |true |about |requirements |to |carry |a |security |guard | license? A. |Provide |a |copy |of |the |license |as |an |individual |who |wants |to |lay |a |formal | complaint B.On |request, |identify |him |or |herself |as |a |security |guard |and |on |request, | produce |his |or |her |license C. |Carry |the |license |on |their |person | 24 |hours |a |day, | 365 |days |a |year D. |All |of |the |above |- |correct |answer-B Which |of |the |following |steps |should |be |taken |in |the |event |that |you |encounter | break-and-enter |suspects |that |you |have |reason |to |believe |are |armed |with |a | handgun |while |performing |a |routine |patrol? A. |If |possible |evacuate |yourself |to |a |safe |location |and |notify |your |supervisor | and |the |police |immediately B. |If |possible |set |up |a |perimeter |to |prevent |an |armed |intruder |from |escaping C. |Attempt |to |arrest |the |intruders |but |disengage |if |a |weapon |is |displayed D. |All |of |the |above |- |correct |answer-A Patrick |Shand's |Death |was |caused |by |Positional |Asphyxia. |What |is |Positional | Asphyxia? A. |A |positioning |of |the |body |that |prevents |movement |and |allows |security | guards |o |control |a |suspect

B. |Handcuffing |a |suspect |behind |their |back C. |A |positioning |of |the |body |in |a |manner |where |it |interferes |with |breathing D. |None |of |the |above |- |correct |answer-C While |working |in |a |grocery |store, |a |customer |tells |you |they |witnessed |a |theft | take |place, |identifying |an |individual |currently |in |the |frozen |food |section. |How | should |the |guard |proceed? A. |The |Guard |should |arrest |the |person |suspected |of |the |crime |based |on | reasonable |and |probable |grounds |to |believe |they've |committed |an |offence B. |The |Guard |should |advise |the |customer |that |there |is |nothing |that |can |be | done |about |it |because |the |Guard |did |not |personally |witness |the |incident C. |The |Guard |should |not |arrest |the |person |because |he |did |not |personally | witness |the |incident, |however, |he |should |monitor |the |suspect |to |see |if |they | attempt |to |take |anything |else. |If |they |do |not, |the |Guard |should |write |a |detailed | report |about |the |incident |and |see |if |the |customer |can |identify |what |items |the | shoplifter |stole D. |The |Guard |should |confront |the |individual |after |he |leaves |the |store |but | without |accusing |him |of |a |crime |because |if |he |says |"You' |- |correct |answer-C A |guard |is |approached |by |the |client |who |informed |him |that |a |former |employee | was |banned |from |entering |the |property |has |returned |and |is |in |the |parking |lot | causing |a |disturbance. |When |the |guard |arrives, |he |observes |the |suspect | standing |off |the |property. |What |should |the |guard |do? A. |The |Guard |should |approach |the |suspect |and |arrest |them |for |trespassing B. |The |Guard |cannot |do |anything |legally |as |the |suspect |is |no |longer |on |the | property, |but |the |Guard |should |approach |the |suspect |and |remind |him |that | coming |onto |the |property |is |illegal. |

C. |The |Guard |cannot |do |anything |legally |as |the |suspect |is |no |longer |on |the | property |do |he |should |just |ignore |it |unless |the |suspect |enters |onto |the | property |again D. |The |Guard |cannot |do |anything |legally |as |the |suspect |is |no |longer |on |the | property, |but |the |Guard |should |call |the |police |and |report |the |behaviour |- | correct |answer-D A |Guard |is |working |at |a |hardware |store |and |observes |an |individual |shoplift |a | power |drill. |While |attempting |to |detain |the |individual, |the |suspect |pushed |the | Guard |and |runs |across |the |street |into |a |residential |area |and |goes |into |the | backyard |of |a |home. |What |should |the |Guard |do? A. |The |Guard |should |chase |the |suspect |until |he |catches |up |and |restrain |the | suspect |in |handcuffs B. |The |Guard |should |contact |the |police |to |report |the |incident |and |remain | where |he |is |so |that |he |can |observe |if |the |suspect |leaves |the |property C. |The |Guard |should |sneak |up |to |the |home |and |see |if |he |can |see |the |suspect | through |the |windows D. |The |Guard |should |run |up |to |the |front |door |of |the |house |and |knock/ring |the | doorbell |and |tell |the |homeowner |what |happened |and |get |permission |prior |to | entering |the |backyard |for |the |purpose |of |completing |the |arrest |- |correct | answer-B While |working |at |a |school |on |a |weekend, |the |Guard |detains |someone |who |was | found |vandalizing |the |walls |with |spray |paint. |After |informing |the |suspect |that | they |are |under |arrest, |the |suspect |tells |the |guard |that |they |are |the |son |of |a | diplomat |and |therefore |has |diplomatic |immunity. |What |should |the |Guard |do? A. |The |Guard |should |let |the |suspect |go |as |he |cannot |legally |arrest |someone | with |diplomatic |immunity B. |The |Guard |should |proceed |with |the |arrest |normally |and |call |the |police C. |The |Guard |should |ask |for |ID |and |documents |to |confirm |that |they |possess | diplomatic |immunity |prior |to |releasing |the |suspect

D. |The |Guard |should |contact |the |embassy |and |ask |that |they |pay |for |the |paint | removal |- |correct |answer-B A |Guard |is |called |in |to |respond |to |a |disturbance |caused |by |a |suspect |who |was | talking |incoherently |to |what |appears |to |be |their |imaginary |friend. |When |the | Guard |attempts |to |intervene, |the |suspect |kicks |over |the |garbage |can. |The | Guard |believes |that |the |suspect |is |mentally |ill. |What |should |the |Guard |do? A. |Detain |the |individual |and |call |the |police |to |report |it |just |like |any |other | situation B. |Let |the |individual |go |as |he |cannot |be |charged |under |the |law C. |Contact |the |client |and |ask |them |what |to |do D. |Let |the |individual |go |but |monitor |them |as |long |as |they |are |on |site |- |correct | answer-A While |patrolling |at |a |public |event |in |a |City |owned |park, |you |are |told |of |a | homeless |man |sitting |in |the |corner |of |the |park. |He |is |dishevelled |in | appearance |and |smells |bad. |The |homeless |man |is |not |bothering |anyone, |but | some |of |the |visitors |have |complained |about |the |man's |presence. |What |should | you |do? A. |Arrest |the |man |and |call |the |police B. |Instruct |the |man |to |leave |on |the |basis |that |you |have |received |complaints C. |Monitor |the |man's |activities |while |on |the |site |until |he |leaves D. |No |nothing |as |it |is |a |public |event |and |the |man |is |a |member |of |the |public |- | correct |answer-D While |performing |access |control |duties |at |a |desk |in |an |office |building |an |hour | after |normal |closing |time, |you |see |someone |is |sitting |in |the |lobby |on |a |bench. | there |are |very |few |people |still |on |site |and |you |have |not |been |advised |of |any | other |persons |coming |into |work |that |evening. |What |should |you |do?

A. |Tell |the |person |to |leave |as |it |is |after |closing B. |Ask |the |individual |if |they |need |assistance |or |if |they |are |waiting |for |someone | in |particular, |then |assist |as |needed C. |Offer |the |person |some |snacks |and |something |to |drink D. |Ignore |the |person |as |they |are |not |trying |to |gain |access |to |the |building |- | correct |answer-B While |working |at |a |grocery |store, |a |customer |complains |about |someone |that |is |panhandling |outside. |You |go |outside |and |see |the |man |in |the |parking |lot | approaching |cars |and |asking |drivers |for |money. |What |should |you |do? A. |Instruct |the |man |to |leave |the |premises B. |Ask |the |man |to |panhandle |in |one |spot |in |the |lot |away |from |the |doors |and |out | of |the |path |of |moving |vehicles C. |Give |the |man |$5 |if |he |agrees |to |leave |quietly D. |Ignore |the |complaint |as |the |man |is |not |inside |the |store |- |correct |answer-A You |are |working |Access |Control |at |a |special |event. |Someone |comes |up |to |the | gate |and |has |tickets, |but |you |have |been |informed |that |the |event |serves |liquor | and |is |currently |at |capacity. |At |first, |you |deny |him |access, |but |he |becomes | persistent |and |angry |at |the |fact |that |he |has |paid |for |a |ticket |and |is |being | denied |entry. |What |should |you |do? A. |Check |to |make |sure |nobody |is |looking |and |let |him |through B. |Call |the |police |and |have |him |arrested C. |Contact |the |client |and |ask |him |what |to |do D. |Explain |to |him |that |you |cannot |legally |provide |access |due |to |the |Liquor | License |Act |and |advise |him |to |contact |the |ticket |sellers |for |a |refund |- |correct | answer-D

While |on |patrol |in |a |museum, |you |see |someone |wearing |an |alarm |company | uniform |in |a |restricted |area, |but |when |confronted |he |tells |you |that |he |is |a | technician |looking |for |a |server |room. |He |odes |not |have |a |pass, |and |says |that |he |was |told |to |go |on |into |the |site. |What |should |you |do? A. |Ask |who |authorized |him |to |enter |the |site |and |contact |them |to |confirm |the | story. |If |they |cannot |confirm |the |story, |contact |the |police B. |Tell |the |man |he |is |under |arrest |as |he |does |not |possess |the |appropriate |pass | to |be |in |the |restricted |area. | C. |Take |the |man |to |the |nearest |security |post |and |issue |him |a |pass |and |then | escort |him |to |the |server |room D. |Escort |the |man |out |of |the |secure |area |and |make |a |note |in |your |shift |report |- | correct |answer-A