St. Martin Academy – Specialized Activities (Week 10) Practice Test

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• What has the driver given by implied consent when arrested for DWI?
• Gravely disabled refers to which?
• A simple scoring rubric for a throwing skill typically includes which criteria?
• Name a common concussion awareness practice.
• What is the main purpose of a simple cooldown?
• Which is NOT part of a dynamic warm-up?
• How do you assess a student's performance using a rubric in Week 10?
• Which driving behavior indicates impairment by driving wrong way on one way road?
• Implied Consent Laws govern a driver's conduct concerning testing for intoxication. What term describes these laws?
• What does the acronym P.L.A.I.D. stand for?
• What is a dynamic warm-up and why is it preferred in Week 10 activities?
• What is the purpose of the 'The Hot List' in vehicle theft investigations?
• What is the BAC threshold mentioned for a DWI?
• Which statute describes the revised offense of Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated?
• Which statute addresses underage driving under the influence?
• Which option represents the two modes of commitment for mental health crises?
• Which of the following is NOT a standardized field sobriety test?
• Name a communication strategy to support teamwork during activities.
• What is the role of warm-up intensity in preventing injuries?
• Why is hydration important during prolonged activities?
• Which mechanism is defined by: signed by coroner, deputy coroner, or a district judge; provides authority to transport to a treatment facility; valid for 72 hours; 12 hour custody delivery?
• Under LA R.S. 28:53 L. (1) Admission by Emergency Certificate, what is a required destination for transport?
• Which option describes pleading to be let go or call someone to pick them up?
• NOT listed as a common behavior trait for antisocial personality disorder?
• ACT 409 of 2005 requires what for officers executing the order?
• Which item is NOT listed as an effect of mental disorders on police procedures?
• Which of the following is a Critical Infrastructure/Key Resource Sector?
• Which option is NOT listed as a consideration when encountering excited delirium?
• PTSD can occur after experiencing or witnessing what kind of event?
• Which of the following is cited as an example of a white supremacist group?
• Which statement best reflects recommended considerations when encountering excited delirium?
• SAR documentation should include which of the following elements?
• Which disorder is most associated with frequent law violations?
• Which statement accurately describes the three main domestic terrorism ideologies?
• Which item is NOT among the listed vehicle-specific questions?
• Which mechanism has a 72-hour validity from the time it is signed?
• What is the purpose of a game-like activity in Week 10?
• Which verbal intervention step involves using I statements instead of You statements?
• Which of the following is listed as a physical indicator of impairment?
• Judicial Commitment: Which statement describes it correctly?
• Which is NOT part of setting up a safe practice area for small-group activities?
• Bipolar Disorder is categorized as a mood disorder.
• Substance Induced Disorders are induced by the use of drugs in amounts or methods that are harmful to themselves or others.
• When evaluating a militia symbol, in what context should you interpret it?
• Which are examples of movement skills targeted in specialized activities?
• What is the purpose of an Emergency Action Plan (EAP) during a practice or game?
• Which is essential for a safe practice area during small-group activities?
• Which group believes violence is needed to stop those who they think are hurting animals?
• What is the primary role of a coach during a Week 10 activity session?
• Provide one example of a post-activity feedback prompt to promote improvement.
• Which driving behavior indicates impairment by driving on the shoulder of the roadway?
• Which term is included for the 'L' in P.L.A.I.D.?
• Name two hydration guidelines for athletes during activities.
• What should you do with equipment that is damaged or unsafe?
• When testifying in court, which are the three areas of concern?
• Which group frequently uses a symbol that includes the letter A?
• What does 'principle of specificity' mean in skill development?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a typical trait of lone wolves?
• A group of mental health conditions with long-term patterns of behaviors, emotions, and thoughts that differ from cultural expectations is called?
• Which method should be used to document attendance and participation in Week 10 activities?
• Which of the following is a standard field sobriety test?
• What is 'emergency contact protocol' during activities?
• Which feature is a hallmark of borderline personality disorder?
• Which driving indicator is listed?
• What is a risk assessment in planning an activity?
• Which of the following statements about goals is true?
• The term for the unlawful use or threatened use of violence by a group or individual operating entirely within the United States (or its territories) to intimidate or coerce a government, the civilian population, or any segment thereof is called:
• Which term describes individuals who may be affiliated with known extremist groups but operate independently with no clear direction from leaders?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a common behavior trait of excited delirium?
• What is 'practice design' and why is it important?
• Sovereign Citizens generally believe they do not have to answer to which entities?
• Which action best describes the role of practice design in safety and progression?
• Which of the following is a basic rule for intervention?
• What is the main effect of performing a dynamic warm-up before activity?
• What is the first step in the SAR process?
• N.I.C.B stands for which of the following?
• BAC stands for which term?
• CDS stands for which term in the DWI context?
• In coaching, which cue type should be used to correct movement pattern rather than just the result?
• Which statement describes the purpose of Critical Infrastructure/Key Resource Sectors?
• Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder is classified as which type of disorder?
• How does a drill differ from a game-like activity?
• Which of the following is an example of an equipment check before use?
• Crisis Intervention is best described as which of the following?
• Which statement about safety monitoring during Week 10 activities is most consistent with the practice described?
• Which practice is recommended when answering a question to maintain accuracy?
• Which driving behavior is most indicative of impairment?
• Which category includes disorders such as Major Depression and Bipolar Disorder?
• Which of the following is listed as a common personality disorder diagnosis?
• Which individual signs the Coroner's Emergency Certificate (CEC)?
• How can you assess improvement in fine motor skills in Week 10?
• Explain the difference between technique and performance cues.
• Which of the following is NOT an intervention strategy?
• In Week 10, which structure describes the lesson length distribution?
• In basketball, what point values are used as examples of a scoring method?
• In the acronym P.L.A.I.D., what does the letter I represent?
• The crime commonly known as OWI is what?
• Which of the following is a Critical Infrastructure Sector?
• Which of the following is a rule in the 9 Rules for Courtroom Survival?
• Which statement describes leadership direction for lone wolves?
• Which Louisiana Revised Statute describes the testing requirement for drivers under age 21 when the officer has reasonable grounds to believe alcohol was consumed?
• Political ideologies in domestic terrorism include which of the following?
• Which assessment type uses numbers and scores?
• If a traffic fatality has occurred or a serious bodily injury occurs, the person under arrest may NOT refuse to submit to a chemical test according to which statute?
• Which method is used to spot stolen vehicles by focusing on vehicles in motion?
• What is the recommended duration for the warm-up in Week 10?
• Which method is used to spot stolen vehicles by focusing on moving targets?
• If a person with two prior DWI arrests refuses to submit to a chemical test, which statute applies?
• Under LA R.S. 28:53 L. (1) Admission by Emergency Certificate, which persons may transport the person?
• What is described as a simple cooldown and its purpose?
• Which statute number corresponds to the DWI third offense penalty?
• Domestic terrorism is characterized by a lack of foreign direction.
• What is the role of risk controls like mats and protective gear?
• What does time-on-task measure in Week 10 sessions?
• What are the two core goals of a proper warm-up in specialized activities?
• What is required to initiate Judicial Commitment?
• Which is an example of monitoring safety during activities without interrupting the flow?
• When modifying a drill for a participant with a physical disability, which approach is recommended?
• Which action is included in the steps to prepare to give testimony?
• What term describes documentation of observed behavior reasonably indicative of preoperational planning related to terrorism or other criminal activity?
• Which group is described as wanting to violently attack or overthrow the government and primarily targeting individuals they believe could violate constitutional rights?
• Which option is NOT a condition needed for commitment?
• Name three safety checks you perform before a specialized activity session.
• Which of the following is a common PTSD behavior trait?
• What stance should be maintained during an intervention to appear non-threatening?
• Common behavioral traits for substance induced disorders include which of the following?
• Operating a vehicle while a person's driving privileges are suspended for a previous DWI arrest is a violation of which statute?
• The important factor to realize is that a person does not have a constitutional right to refuse what?
• Which two categories of movement skills are typically targeted in specialized activities?
• Which statement about lone wolves is most accurate?
• Personality disorders are commonly found in which population?
• Which method is explicitly named 'The Hot List' as a tool to spot stolen vehicles?
• Which of the following is a cross-examination tactic used by defense attorneys?
• Which of the following is a listed intervention strategy?
• Where is a Coroner's Emergency Certificate (CEC) usually issued?
• Which statement describes an indicator that Sovereign Citizens might place in the signature block of their driver’s license?
• Which statement best describes how to use a rubric for performance assessment?
• What are the key steps in a risk assessment when planning an activity?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the three main domestic terrorism ideologies?
• Which statement best describes the use of the FITT principle in conditioning sessions?
• Which action is NOT part of the 'Try Not To' list during crisis intervention?
• What is the revised statute for underage driving under the influence?
• What is the significance of practice reflection or journaling after activities?
• Sovereign Citizens will often have no vehicle registration and may have what type of license plates on their vehicles?
• During the 'Refreshing the Memory of the Officer' step, who should you consult?
• What is the revised statute for DWI third offense?
• What is the purpose of a debrief after an activity?
• Which of the following is a common mood disorder diagnosis?
• Why is goal setting helpful in Week 10 Special Activities?
• Which of the following is a reason to perform equipment maintenance during Week 10 activities?
• Which is NOT one of the 9 Rules for Courtroom Survival?
• In CHOBE, which letter stands for Emotional Control?
• How many steps are in the SAR process?
• Sovereign Citizens often include identifiers with their names such as which of the following?
• Which mechanism is defined as being signed by a physician after evaluation and is valid for 72 hours?
• Which statement indicates impairment related to a dream-like state or nodding off?
• Explain progressive overload in conditioning.
• Which of the following is NOT listed as at risk for suicide?
• What is the recommended duration for cooldown and reflection in Week 10?
• Which item is NOT part of CHOBE?
• Which question pertains to identifying a suspect when a vehicle is stolen?
• What is the minimum distance to maintain during an intervention to ensure safety?
• What is the primary purpose of using a roster in Week 10 activities?
• What is the correct approach when a participant fails to follow safety rules?
• List three common sports rules you should know for a Week 10 practical test.
• Which of the following is an example of a Sovereign Citizen declared name?
• What term describes groups motivated by hatred of other races and religions, often violent toward the government and minorities?
• What is a primary aim of debriefing after an activity?
• What is the revised statute number for Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated?
• Louisiana Implied Consent Laws are covered in which Revised Statutes?
• Which hand placement aligns with proper positioning during an intervention?
• Which of the following is listed as a common behavior trait for thought disorders?
• Describe inclusive practice for participants with diverse abilities.
• Which best describes how to implement a drill in line with the principle of specificity?
• What does the acronym VIN stand for?
• Which statement about lone wolves is true?
• Which of the following is a warning sign of suicide?
• Which of the following is NOT listed among the four methods used to spot stolen vehicles?
• An ________ is someone who is mostly peaceful and expresses views within the law.
• An ________ is someone who holds uncompromising or fanatical views and may use violent acts to achieve goals.
• What is the most common diagnosis associated with thought disorders?
• What tone should be used when communicating during an intervention?
• Which statement best defines excited delirium?
• Why is proper sizing considered in equipment checks?
• What is a learning objective in lesson planning?
• Which of the following is NOT a motivation category for terrorism?
• Which statement describes two strategies to motivate students during challenging activities?
• Which of the following is a listed intervention strategy?
• How does Week 10 use progression in conditioning design?
• Which of the following is NOT a category of PTSD symptoms?
• Which statement best describes the difference between qualitative and quantitative assessment?
• Context in evaluating militia symbols helps to interpret the symbol within what?
• Which item is presented as a common boundary for borderline personality disorder?
• Which of the following is a warning sign for suicide?
• Which of the following is NOT an intervention strategy listed?
• What does the term 'scoring method' refer to in an activity context?
• Which approach promotes balance between competition and inclusion in Week 10?
• Explain the FITT principle and how Week 10 sessions use it to design conditioning.
• Which action is listed as a cross-examination tactic by defense attorneys?
• What is a common risk factor for injuries in physical activities?
• Which term describes the effect of mental disorders that can impair thinking, emotions, decision-making, and social interaction?
• Which activists believe violence and bloodshed are justified to support their beliefs on abortion?
• Which example demonstrates inclusive language in a Week 10 setting?
• Which of the following is described as vomiting?
• Which item describes signaling-related impairment?
• Which of the following is an additional divided attention test that involves reciting letters?
• What does a return-to-play protocol typically involve after a concussion?
• Procedures for hospital admissions include which of the following?
• Which of the following is NOT a common behavior trait for thought disorders?
• Mania is most commonly associated with which mood disorder?
• What is the basic sequence of a skill progression drill?
• What is the best way to maximize time-on-task in Week 10 sessions?
• Which of the following is a hallmark mood disorder trait?
• Besides attendance, what should you record to track Week 10 progress?
• What is the maximum time a CEC can hold a person in a treatment facility?
• When is the officer relieved of responsibility during Emergency Certificate transport?
• Under implied consent laws, what must a driver arrested for DWI do when demanded by a law enforcement officer?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a commonly used substance for substance-induced disorders?
• Which physical indicator is a sign of impairment?
• Which of the following is NOT a standardized field sobriety test?
• What is the purpose of station rotation in a Week 10 session?
• Which rule advises listening to the question before answering?
• How can you adapt a sport drill for weather conditions (e.g., heat)?
• Domestic terrorism is intended to intimidate or coerce which audiences?
• Which of the following is NOT an additional divided attention test?