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Canada Police Entrance Test Exam Questions & Answers 2026 (11–20)

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  1. Q11Which section of the Canadian Charter protects freedom of expression?

    • ASection 7
    • BSection 9
    • CSection 10
    • DSection 2(b)
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    ✓ Correct answer: D. Section 2(b)

    Section 2 of the Charter protects fundamental freedoms; Section 2(b) specifically protects freedom of thought, belief, opinion and expression.

  2. Q12What is the role of the Crown Attorney in the Canadian criminal justice system?

    • ATo defend the accused
    • BTo prosecute criminal cases on behalf of the state
    • CTo preside over the court
    • DTo investigate crimes
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    ✓ Correct answer: B. To prosecute criminal cases on behalf of the state

    The Crown Attorney (Crown Counsel in some provinces) represents the state and prosecutes criminal cases in court.

  3. Q13The Sûreté du Québec (SQ) is the provincial police force of which province?

    • AOntario
    • BQuebec
    • CNew Brunswick
    • DManitoba
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    ✓ Correct answer: B. Quebec

    The Sûreté du Québec is the provincial police force for the province of Quebec.

  4. Q14The principle of 'rule of law' in Canada means:

    • APolice have unlimited authority to enforce order
    • BEveryone — including the government and police — is subject to the law equally
    • CThe government may override individual rights when necessary
    • DCourts cannot review police actions
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    ✓ Correct answer: B. Everyone — including the government and police — is subject to the law equally

    The rule of law is a foundational principle that no person or institution is above the law. Governments, police, and individuals alike are bound by and accountable to the law.

  5. Q15Choose the correctly spelled word as used in police/legal writing:

    • AAffidavit
    • BAffidavid
    • CAfidavit
    • DAffidavite
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    ✓ Correct answer: A. Affidavit

    The correct spelling is 'Affidavit' — a written sworn statement used in court proceedings.

  6. Q16Which of the following is spelled correctly?

    • AOccurance
    • BOccurrence
    • COccurence
    • DOccurrance
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    ✓ Correct answer: B. Occurrence

    The correct spelling is 'Occurrence' — double 'c' and double 'r'.

  7. Q17Which of the following is spelled correctly?

    • AAbsense
    • BAbsence
    • CAbcence
    • DAbsance
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    ✓ Correct answer: B. Absence

    The correct spelling is 'Absence' — ending in '-ence'.

  8. Q18When numbering items in a police report, which approach is BEST?

    • ASkip numbering and rely on prose
    • BUse Roman numerals for primary events
    • CNumber items consecutively and ensure each point addresses only one fact
    • DUse letters for facts and numbers for opinions
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    ✓ Correct answer: C. Number items consecutively and ensure each point addresses only one fact

    Clear, consecutively numbered, single-fact points ensure readability, logical structure, and defensibility in court.

  9. Q19Using the same passage (Q71): In which direction was the suspect running?

    • ASouth
    • BEast
    • CWest
    • DNorth
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    ✓ Correct answer: D. North

    The passage states the male was 'running north on Main Street'.

  10. Q20Read: 'Community policing is not a single program but a philosophy. It requires officers to be proactive problem-solvers, not reactive crime-fighters. Success is measured not by arrest numbers but by community safety and trust.' — How is success measured according to this passage?

    • ABy the number of arrests made
    • BBy response time to calls
    • CBy community safety and trust
    • DBy the number of convictions secured
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    ✓ Correct answer: C. By community safety and trust

    The passage directly states: 'Success is measured not by arrest numbers but by community safety and trust.'

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