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The police officer exam is something that all new recruits have to take and pass before they'll ever get a chance to be hired. In fact, you have to pass it and then this will give you a chance to have an interview, which will determine whether you're going to get hired. You would think that most people would work very hard at this because that will give them a good chance of landing a new career. That doesn't happen. The failure rate is at 70% and that is an alarming rate. I'm not trying to scare you off or anything like that. I want to motivate you to work harder and pass the police officer exam.
The exam isn't that hard and it isn't supposed to fail people, even though police departments have that luxury. The questions that people get wrong are the ones that come by surprise. Since the questions are all multiple choice, you're either going to be right or wrong, which you can quickly fail if you don't understand specific concepts. I think that is what you have to understand. It isn't that the questions are hard; it's that you're often caught by surprise.
The topics on the police officer exam are writing (diction, grammar, spelling), math, directionality, reading comprehension, reasoning and memory.
Of all those subjects only a few catch people by surprise. It is the math, memory and reading comprehension that produces the most incorrect answers. The math you'll face isn't hard. It's basic stuff like fractions, additional and percentages. Study up on these basic concepts and you'll be ready.
Memory and reading comprehension are a little more difficult to study for. They both follow a similar format though. They give you something to look over, take it away after a few minutes and then start asking questions. For memory they give you a picture to look at and for reading comprehension they give you a passage to read. The real way to study for this is to practice it on your own. Read a page out of a book and ask yourself questions on it. Take a look at a picture and see if you can identify things in it.
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