AACOG Block 3 Practice Exam

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• What is the purpose of asset disposal and surplus property procedures?
• What is a common characteristic of many family violence offenders?
• Which item is part of the Range of the Crisis Reaction?
• Is someone temporarily detained required to identify themselves?
• In the context of family violence, how is substance abuse related to battering?
• What is the purpose of competitive bidding and what triggers formal bidding under typical Local Government Code rules?
• How is reasonable suspicion defined in the material?
• How does accurate timekeeping support payroll compliance and internal controls?
• Which doctrine permits a warrantless search of a vehicle when there is probable cause due to the vehicle's mobility?
• Intergovernmental revenue includes which of the following sources?
• What is an MOU and in what situations is it used in interagency cooperation?
• Probable cause to search exists when
• Which term describes the practice of briefly detaining a person to investigate suspicious activity and potential weapons?
• Which rights must be communicated to a suspect before interrogation?
• What is the level of proof for criminal conviction?
• Which statement best describes the main purpose of records retention scheduling?
• Which describes restricted fund balance?
• Do Family Violence laws allow protection from asset forfeiture?
• Which two performance measures are commonly used to evaluate service delivery in local government?
• Which two project delivery methods are typically contrasted in capital projects?
• What is open data and what benefits can it provide communities?
• What is the purpose of an asset management program in local government?
• Which action is allowed when an officer has merely suspicious grounds but not probable cause?
• Which sequence correctly describes the three phases of the cycle of violence?
• What occurs during the Honeymoon phase of the cycle of violence?
• Evidence seized illegally is inadmissible in court.
• Which term describes property used in the commission of a listed crime?
• In criminal proceedings, illegally seized evidence is typically:
• Which of the following correctly lists the four main fund types and their primary purposes in governmental accounting?
• Peace officer with only mere suspicion cannot_______?
• Which symptoms characterize the psychological response stage 1?
• What term describes the physical response to trauma that includes shock, disorientation, and numbness, often called frozen fright?
• Which statement best describes the key benefit of open data programs for communities?
• Which statement best describes Continuity of Operations (COOP) and Business Continuity Plan (BCP)?
• Which action is part of the managing class of victim responses?
• Which are the primary sections into which ICS is organized?
• Which procurement method is described as bidding process for clearly defined specifications and the lowest price?
• What role does an ethics policy play in local government and name two common ethical principles?
• Trauma is defined as a disordered psychic/behavioral state resulting from severe mental/ emotional stress/physical injury. Which term matches this definition?
• Which type of audit provides independent assurance on an organization's financial statements?
• Which practice best reflects the purpose of a crisis communications holding statement?
• Which fund type is used to finance major capital expenditures?
• Economic abuse includes which type of behavior?
• Stage 2 involves a cataclysm of emotions. Which set best represents this stage?
• During the Fight-or-Flight reaction, which of the following occurs?
• What does the poisonous tree doctrine establish?
• In a consensual encounter, which statement is true?
• In a local government context, how are data governance and data management differentiated?
• Which statement about trauma and regression is supported by the material?
• Which statement about cost allocation is most accurate?
• To make an arrest you must have?
• Which are the three classifications of interactions between peace officers and persons?
• Name a project delivery method that involves a single entity handling both design and construction, often speeding delivery.
• Which of the following is a category of power and control behaviors used in abusive relationships?
• What outcomes does a program evaluation assess to inform decisions?
• Which ethical principle pair is commonly emphasized in local government ethics policies?
• What provides consistency and fairness in scoring bids in a solicitation evaluation rubric?
• What is a grant match and why is it important in grant funding?
• Which statement best describes the role of probable cause in relation to warrants?
• Which theory explains family violence as learned behavior transmitted through role models?
• Which procurement method is used to obtain the best value when evaluation criteria beyond price are used?
• What are the essential components of a safety program for public sector agencies?
• Written order from a magistrate
• Trauma is defined as which of the following?
• Forfeiture is _____?
• In government budgeting, what is the difference between operating budgets and capital budgets?
• Which proposition best describes the core of the Wong Sun 'poisonous tree' doctrine?
• Capitalizing assets affects which aspects of financial reporting?
• The admissibility of illegally seized evidence is generally:
• Which country is listed among top origin countries worldwide?
• What is information governance and why is it critical in the digital age for local governments?
• In the context of arrest, what does Authority refer to?
• Does an officer's training and experience influence probable cause determinations?
• What are the three main elements used to control trafficking victims?
• Which statement correctly describes asset forfeiture in the law?
• Which statement best describes cost allocation and its importance for fair budgeting and charge-backs?
• Which statement best describes the standard of proof for criminal conviction?
• What is required to enter a home without consent?
• What is the primary purpose of a Business Continuity Plan?
• Probable cause must show?
• Exclusionary Rule prohibits which of the following?
• Which organization is listed as a non-profit referral source for trafficking cases?
• Which internal control helps prevent fraud in public procurement by ensuring no single individual handles all phases of a transaction?
• What is a key challenge in trafficking investigations?
• Can a person who has been acquitted of a crime still lose their property?
• Probable cause to search or arrest must show?
• Which metric is NOT typically used to evaluate vendor performance?
• Who issues the written order that authorizes an arrest or search?
• Which is listed as a best practice in conducting trafficking investigations?
• How should diversity and inclusion be integrated into procurement and contracting?
• Which statement describes a trigger related to the holidays or significant life events?
• Which feeling is commonly experienced by victims?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as an additional psychological response?
• Which components typically constitute an IT security governance framework for a government agency?
• Which is the correct TVPA right related to residency?
• Instrumentalities are which of the following?
• In government accounting, which basis of accounting is typically used for governmental funds and why?
• Which of the following is a possible trigger event for trauma survivors?
• What is a performance audit and how does it differ from a financial audit?
• Proceeds include income a person receives from which sources related to the crime?
• In the Fight-or-Flight response, which of the following occurs?
• What is the difference between public records requests and exempt records?
• Crisis Reaction describes which concept?
• Which item is commonly included as a key element of an effective solicitation evaluation rubric?
• Which recovery issue is listed for survivors?
• What best describes abandoned property for Fourth Amendment purposes?
• Under TVPA, what type of restitution rights do victims have?
• Reasonable suspicion is?
• A victim's reactions to abuse can be grouped into three classes. Which set best describes these classes?
• Which term means control over and responsibility for care?
• A person is considered arrested when they are
• How is program evaluation used to improve government performance?
• Why is revenue forecasting important and what techniques improve forecast accuracy?
• Proceeds refer to income a person receives from which of the following related to the crime?
• When are Miranda warnings required?
• Are Miranda rights required before an interview?
• Which technique is NOT typically used to improve revenue forecast accuracy?
• Which statement best describes the phenomenon known as frozen fright?
• What is vendor performance management and what metrics might be used?
• Define interlocal cooperation and give an example relevant to a regional council of governments.
• What is a Capital Improvement Program (CIP) and how does it relate to the annual budget?
• Which option describes asset forfeiture?
• Which term describes the arrestee's understanding that he is under arrest without any physical control demonstrated by the officer?
• A written order authorizing an arrest or search is called a
• Which of the following is an exemption under the Texas Public Information Act that may allow withholding records?
• What is sole source procurement and when is it appropriate to use?
• What is the typical purpose of an emergency protective order in family violence cases?
• Which procurement method is primarily used for professional services or qualifications-based selections?
• What does a stop and frisk authorize?
• Which statement accurately describes Asia's trafficking patterns?
• A written order authorizing an arrest or search issued by a magistrate is called a
• Does an arrest warrant have validity all over the state?
• What is the purpose of debt service funds in a local government's budget?
• Which action is allowed when the officer only has mere suspicion?
• Which control is commonly used to detect errors and irregularities after transactions occur?
• Can you get the owner's consent to forfeit property?
• Which is NOT listed as a category of victim service providers?
• Explain the difference between a general obligation (GO) bond and a certificate of obligation (CO) and typical considerations for using each.
• Which country is listed as a main supplier of trafficking victims in Asia?
• Carroll v. United States upheld the right to search which part of a vehicle?
• What is the grants management lifecycle and what are its core phases?
• What is the typical response timeline for a Public Information Act request in Texas and what can extend it?
• Which description best defines risk management in local government?
• Under power and control behaviors, which tactic involves manipulating children to influence the partner?
• What is records retention scheduling and why is it important?
• Arrests take a person into custody for purposes of charging them with a crime based on what?
• Which statement best describes CMAR in capital projects?
• Can an officer from another state pursue into Texas for a felony? True or False?
• Which of the following is an example of an additional psychological response?
• In ICS, which section is primarily responsible for planning and documenting tactics?
• Which tool is commonly used to document and track risks in government operations?
• Which term best describes deliberate physical abuse within a family?
• Which area is NOT considered curtilage of a home?
• Fund balance represents what on the governmental fund's financial statements?
• Restraint means which of the following?
• Which is one of the three classifications of interactions?
• What is debt service and how is it typically funded in a local government budget?
• What is the difference between internal audits and external audits?
• Under the TVPA, which right is explicitly provided to victims regarding information?
• Asset forfeiture is…
• Length of a search warrants validity?
• Which case supports consensual encounters and the freedom to walk away?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a form of emotional abuse?
• What is the primary purpose of a Debt Service fund?
• Deliberate physical abuse against one family member by another is best described as
• Which term describes physical control of a person by an officer during arrest?
• Which statements describe the three components that make up an arrest?
• What does the Texas Public Information Act (PIA) require of government entities?
• Which statement best defines probable cause to arrest?
• An affidavit from the DA is typically used to obtain which document?
• Which of the following is cited as a barrier to leaving an abusive relationship?
• Which statement best describes the role of the Incident Command System (ICS) in emergency management, and how it is structured?
• Is an officer free to approach and ask questions?
• What triggers formal bidding under policy thresholds in procurement?
• Emergency protective orders are issued in cases involving which issue?
• What is the purpose of the Texas Open Meetings Act (TOMA) and what does it require of governmental bodies?
• Which of the following is listed as physical abuse in the described material?
• Recovery from immediate trauma is often affected by which factor?
• Which region is identified as primarily an origin for trafficking victims?
• Which of the following is a trigger event commonly noted for trauma survivors?
• What types of victim service providers are described?
• In the grants management lifecycle, which phase typically follows the reporting phase?
• What is the purpose of an asset capitalization policy?
• What is curtilage?
• Under CCP, arrest is required for which violation?
• Which statement describes sexual abuse as defined in the material?
• Which term refers to the arrestee's understanding that they are under arrest?
• Which factor is listed as an additional barrier for immigrant trafficking victims?
• What is an indirect cost rate used for in grant administration?
• Which factor emphasizes clearly defined roles for boys and girls as a cause of family violence?
• For what kind of case may a protective order be requested by a police officer?
• What is the process for budget amendments and why are they needed?
• Which of the following is a known source of secondary victimization?
• Which option is NOT listed as a common ethics pitfall in public procurement?
• How should a government agency plan for public communications during a crisis?