MTA Police Exams - Free Practice Test & Guide 2023

The MTA Police Exams contain several questions: Memorization, Spatial Orientation, Written Comprehension, Written Expression, Information Ordering, Inductive Reasoning, Deductive Reasoning, Visualization, Problem Sensitivity, etc.

Let's begin our practice with the Memorization questions. The test's memorization section is considered the most difficult part of the entire test. You will have 10 minutes to carefully study the details of a photo. You will not take notes, and you will not have time to look at the picture afterwards. The questions will cover the most basic aspects of the picture.

Let's begin our practice:

INSTRUCTIONS: Study the image below very carefully for five minutes. You will be asked detailed questions about this image throughout the following questions. Once you are instructed to turn the page, you will not be allowed to look back at the photograph. (In this practice test we suggest that you zoom in and look very carefully at the picture)

Question #1

What food is advertised on storefronts or street signs in the photo?

Fast Food
Pizza
Asian Food
All of the above

Answer:

The correct answer is D, what’s advertised on street signs or storefronts in the picture is: a pizza place, “KING WOK”- an Asian food ad, and both a MacDonald’s and a Taco Bell – fast food places, thus all of the options from a to c appear in the picture making D the only fully correct option.

Question #2

What’s on the shirt of the athlete that’s in the poster in the bus station?

Answer:

The correct answer is B, the number 7 is on the shirt of the athletes that’s in the poster in the bus station.

Question #3

How many vehicles are in the photo?

Answer

The correct answer is C, there are five people in the photo before the bus station.

Tip: As you view the photo, don't try to remember every single detail, as this can be overwhelming. Instead, focus on key elements that stand out, such as unique features, patterns, or distinctive objects. Try to create a mental "map" of the photo based on these key elements. When the viewing time ends, take a few seconds to consolidate your mental image before attempting to answer the questions. This selective approach can help you recall important information efficiently and improve your accuracy in memorization questions. While practicing with our MTA Police Exam PrepPack, you can practice dozens of questions like these and ensure you'll be able to distinguish between those types of questions and solve them correctly. You can find a comprehensive study guide, full simulations, feedback, and solving tips in our MTA Police Exam PrepPack.

Next, we'll discuss Spatial Orientation questions. This part of the assessment not only assesses your relative (left-right) and absolute (north-south) directional skills but also requires reading comprehension, attention to detail, and problem-solving abilities. You will often be given a map in this section and asked to find the fastest route between two locations. You may also have to determine an object or person's last known direction or location through a written scenario.

Let's begin with our practice:

An arrow on the street indicates that, along the entire road, traffic is only allowed to travel in the direction the arrow is pointing.

Question #4

Where is the Soft Drinks Factory compared to 44th St.?

North
South
East
West

Answer

The correct answer is D.

Question #5

In which direction is the town hall compared to the elementary school?

North
South
East
West

Answer

The correct answer is D- the town hall is south of the school.

Question #6

If you turn right from Passers' Ave. to Askew St. you are changing your direction. The further you continue on Askew St. your direction is going from ______ to ______.
1. Southwest, South
2. East, North
3. North, Northeast
4. None of the above

Answer

The correct answer is C.
Turning to Askew St. from Passers' Ave takes you in the direction north. However, the further you continue driving on Askew St. the more the road turns in the direction northeast.

Tip: One of the best tips for specific map-based questions is quickly identifying key landmarks and paths. For written scenarios of spatial orientation, visualize the scene and use directional cues in the text to orient yourself. Always double-check your initial instinct against the map or scenario details. If you're looking for more materials, test tips, and guides, you can check out our MTA Police Exam PrepPack.

The MTA Police Exam sets itself apart with its intense focus on detailed memorization and spatial orientation skills. This unique aspect of the test requires candidates to observe and recall minute details from complex scenes and navigate through intricate spatial scenarios, which is essential for real-world policing situations.

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Now we'll continue to another question you'll face in the assessment - Written Comprehension questions. You will be presented with several passages pertaining to police work (e.g. a sample crime report) in this section to test your ability to read and comprehend written information. You will be asked a series of questions about the text details after each passage.

Let's continue our practice:

Answer the following question regarding the current information:

In the past few years, the government has turned to shock tactics in order to fight the battle against smokers and the burden they pose on the country's economy (manifested in sick days and health issues). The latest anti-smoking campaign showed tumors growing on a cigarette. Needless to say, this advert was contentious. On the one hand, the advert has become a viral sensation since its launch and has attracted plenty of attention to the subject. On the other hand, some argue that using a hard-hitting approach doesn't really work because people become very afraid. If someone thinks they might have cancer or a symptom of cancer, they're likely to try to push it out of their mind.

Question #7

The government is fighting the battle against smokers because of the burden they pose on the country’s economy.

True
False
Cannot Say

Answer

The passage begins with the sentence: “In the past few years, the government has turned to shock tactics in order to fight the battle against smokers and the burden they pose on the country’s economy.” In other words, the government is targeting smokers as they pose a burden on the country's economy.

Question #8

What is the possible negative effect of the latest anti-smoking campaign?

Attracting excessive attention to the subject
Contracting a computer virus
Increasing the number of smokers
Encouraging denial of the problem

Answer

The passage describes a couple of contrasting outcomes of the latest anti-smoking campaign: (1) “On the one hand, the advert has become a viral sensation since its launch and has attracted plenty of attention to the subject.” (2) “On the other hand, some argue that using a hard-hitting approach doesn’t really work because people become very afraid. If someone thinks they might have cancer or a symptom of cancer, they’re likely to try to push it out of their mind.” The first sentence deals with a positive effect of the campaign: attracting attention to the subject, therefore distracter A is eliminated. The second sentence deals with a possible negative effect: the campaign might frighten people, encouraging them to avoid a potential problem, therefore D is the correct answer. As for distracters B and C, they are not even mentioned in the passage.

Question #9

Which one of the following would best replace “contentious” while maintaining the meaning of the passage?

Problematic
Unpopular
Controversial
Detested

Answer

The word “contentious” means quarrelsome or debatable. In the context of the passage it can be replaced with the word “controversial.” A clue to the meaning of this word can be found in the phrasing of the passage after its use: “Needless to say, this advert was contentious. On the one hand… On the other hand…” This phrasing helps us understand that the advert had positive and negative effects, namely, that it was controversial. Also note that all three distracters are very similar in meaning (negative adjectives), which can serve as an additional hint to the correct meaning of the word in question.

Tip: The best tip for specific reading comprehension questions is to read each passage carefully, focusing on the main idea and key details. Before looking at the questions, briefly summarize the passage in your mind. This helps in recalling details when answering questions. For more practice questions and expert tips like this, check our MTA Police Exam PrepPack.

Now we'll continue to another question you'll face in your MTA Police exam- Information Ordering. This section involves sequencing rules or actions. The questions can include letters, numbers, pictures, words, procedures, sentences, and mathematical/logical operations to be placed in order. Let's dive in and see what it is all about:

Question #10

The following steps should be followed when rescuing a drowning person. (These steps are not listed in the correct order.)

Place your arm underneath the victim’s
Get a flotation device
Apply medical assistance
Swim to the victim
If other people are around, alert them to call for help.
Place the flotation device between yourself and the victim
Bring the victim to safety

The most logical order for the steps above is:

5,2,4,6,1,7,3
3,2,4,1,6,7,5
5,4,2,1,6,7,3
2,4,6,7,1,4,3

The correct answer is A.

The first thing you should do when a person is drowning is to call for more help (step 5). Answers B and D can therefore be eliminated.

According to answer A, after calling for help you should get a flotation device (step 2) and then swim to the victim (step 4).

According to answer C, after calling for help you should swim to the victim (step 4) and then get a flotation device (step 2).

Answer A must be correct, as you must get a flotation device before swimming towards the victim.

You may also have noticed:

When someone is drowning, every second is crucial. Therefore, you should only apply medical assistance (step 3) after the victim has been safely removed from the water.

You must swim to the victim (step 4) before placing your arm underneath his (step 1), before putting the flotation device between yourself and the victim (step 6), and before bringing the victim to safety (step 7).

Question #11

The following steps should be followed when approaching a crime scene. (These steps are not listed in the correct order.)

Evaluate what kind of physical evidence may be present
Capture the scene photographically
Initiate a preliminary survey of the scene
Prepare a narrative of the scene
Conduct a detailed search of the scene
Secure and protect the scene
Record and collect evidence

The most logical order for the steps above is:

6,1,3,7,5,2,4
3,6,4,7,5,1,2
6,3,1,2,5,7,4
1,2,6,3,5,7,4

The correct answer is C.

When approaching a crime scene, the first step is to secure and protect it (step 6). If the scene is not secured or protected, evidence may be moved or tampered with, which can strongly harm the investigation. Answers B and D can therefore be eliminated.

Step 7 instructs you to record and collect evidence. When investigating a crime scene, the location of evidence can be important and therefore evidence should only be collected after the scene has been captured photographically (step 2), and after a detailed search of the scene has been conducted (step 5). We can therefore eliminate answer A, and conclude that C is the correct answer.

You may also have noticed:

A narrative of the scene can only be prepared (step 4) after the scene and the evidence have been closely examined. This must therefore be one of the last steps.

The word “preliminary” in step 3 indicates to us that this is one of the first steps. Taking a preliminary survey should come before evaluating what kind of physical evidence may be present (step 1).

Question #12

The following steps should be followed when taking fingerprints. (These steps are not listed in the correct order).

Ensure that the subject’s fingers are free from any lint
Have the subject roll his or her finger onto the fingerprint card
Have the subject fill in his personal details on the fingerprint card
Instruct the subject to look away so as not to “help” the roll
Grasp the top of the subject’s hand to make sure the finger is fully extended
Have the subject wash his or her hands thoroughly

The most logical order for the steps above is:

1,6,5,3,4,2
3,6,1,4,5,2
1,5,2,4,6,3
6,1,5,2,4,3

The correct answer is B.

You must instruct the subject to look away so as not to “help” the roll (step 4), before the subject actually rolls his finger onto the fingerprint card (step 2). We can therefore eliminate answers C and D.

It does not make very much sense to have the subject fill his personal details in the fingerprint card (step 3) immediately after grasping the top of the subject’s hand to make sure the finger is fully extended (step 5); step 5 clearly goes together with steps 2 and 4. We can therefore eliminate answer A and conclude that answer B is the correct answer.

You may also have noticed:

There is no reason to ensure that subject’s fingers are free from lint (step 1), if they are going to be asked to wash their hands momentarily (step 6). It does however make sense to first instruct the subject to wash their hands (step 6), and then ensure that no lint got stuck on their fingers while they were drying their hands (step 1).

Tip: In these type of questions, it is crucial to identify the underlying pattern or rule governing the sequence. Start by looking for the simplest connections or order, then apply this to arrange the given items. Double-check to ensure the sequence logically follows the identified rule. For more practice questions, expert tips, and test simulations, check our MTA Police Exam PrepPack.

Now we'll continue to another question you'll face in your MTA Police exam- Inductive Reasoning. In these question you'll be required to identify the crime committed within a specific scenario based on offence classifications. The assessment assesses your ability to apply a rule in a new scenario. In certain items, there will be witness statements, so you need to pick the one that is most likely to be accurate or inaccuracy. Let's dive in and see what it is all about:

RULES:

FIREFIGHTER NIGHT SHIFT

Firefighters are divided into three different platoons of eight.
The regular shift schedule is a rotation between the three platoons.
Each platoon's shift starts at 9:00 AM and ends 24 hours later.
Each platoon takes 48 hours off between shifts.
In addition, during each shift, two members of the on-duty platoon have that shift off. These members are selected through a rotation between all of the platoon's members.
If a member specifically needs time off when he is scheduled for a shift, he may change shifts with a fellow platoon member. If more than two members of a platoon need time off on the same shift, changes with other platoon members are also permitted. Exchanges must be for equal time and for whole shifts.
Firefighters must have at least 24 hours off between shifts.

Question #13

Which of the following is impossible?

Firefighter Joel switched one shift with Firfighter Penn and one shift with Firfighter Ernie so he could take a full week off.
Firefighter Abe was on duty for three shits last week.
Firefighter Kenny of Platoon 1 exchanged his shift with firefighter Kyle from platoon 2.
A full week passed without Firefighter Andy working a single shift, eve though he made no exchanges.

The correct answer is (D).

The second paragraph mentions that "these members are selected through a rotation between all of the platoon's members.” There are at least two shifts for every platoon in a week. Answer (D) implies either that the selection is not through rotation between platoon members, or that Andy's platoon did no more than one shift; both options are impossible.

Question #14

Which of the following is possible?

Firefighter Gabe exchanged the first half of his shift with the first half of Firefighter Ron's shift. This created a gap of 36 hours between two of Gabe's shifts.
Firefighter Jared exchanged his shift with Firefighter Tim oFirefighterf another platoon. Jared is the only Firefighter to exchange this particular shift.
Firefighter Ryan exchanged his shift for two of Firefighter Phil's shifts.
Firefighter Polly exchanged two of her shifts with two of Firefighters Ben's shifts. Ben is not a member of Polly's platoon.

The correct answer is (D).

Answer (A) is incorrect: "Exchanges must be for equal time and for whole shifts." – Gabe cannot exchange half a shift.

Answer (B) is incorrect: "If more than two members of a platoon need time off on the same shift, exchanges with other platoon members are also permitted." – Jared is the only firefighter to switch that particular shift, which means there were no more than two members that needed a change. Therefore, he was not permitted to exchange the shift with a member outside of his platoon.

Answer (C) is incorrect: "Changes must be for equal time and for whole shifts." – Ryan cannot exchange one shift for two.

Tip: In these type of questions, it is crucial to understand the general rule or classification first. Then, carefully apply this rule to the specific scenario presented, ensuring that all aspects of the scenario are considered. Avoid overthinking or assuming information not given. For more practice questions, expert tips, and test simulations, check our MTA Police Exam PrepPack.

We'll continue with another question you'll face in your MTA Police exam - Deductive Reasoning. This section involves applying a rule to specific problems in the most logical way. This test section involves tables, picture matching, and lists of detailed information. Let's dive in and see what it is all about:

Question #15

The crime rate in every corner of the world has always seen a steady rise. It is an unfortunate fact that the crime rate has increased to such an astonishing rate. Moreover, this number will take a lot of time to deplete. It is hence always in the best interest of the person to keep his or her safety. These days keeping a gun is a common thing among the people. Some people may keep it for protection while others might keep it for the purpose of hunting. It is very important for the man to note that the guns are not something that one should always keep with them. Having a gun is having a huge responsibility and not everyone is capable of keeping a gun.

Which of the following statements is most correct?

Keeping a gun for hunting is a way of protecting one's self from a crime.
It is difficult to decrease the crime rate, which increased lately.
Gun is the best way of protection from crimes.
The narrator implies that everyone should keep a gun but not everyone should use it.

The correct answer is (B). According to the text, “the crime rate has increased to such an astonishing rate. Moreover, this number will take a lot of time to deplete”.

(A) Is incorrect because According to the last sentence in the text, people either keep a gun for protection or for hunting.

(C) Is incorrect because gun is the only safety tool against crimes that is mentioned in the text, but it cannot be inferred that this is the best one.

(D) Is incorrect because the narrator speaks of the great responsibility of keeping a gun, which affects one’s capability of keeping a gun. In other words, the narrator implies that not everyone should keep a gun, depending on his characteristics and responsibility.

Question #16

Who Bears Responsibility for Crime Scene Cleanup?
One question that most people ask when faced with a scenario that involves crime scene cleaning is who takes responsibility for this task. It’s sad to know that most American citizens believe that the government is solely responsible for crime scene cleanup. For some, they think the police or investigating officers are the ones to bear the cost of cleaning and sanitizing a crime scene.
The sad truth is that cleaning a crime scene is neither the responsibility of the government nor law enforcement agents. Rather the onus falls on the affected individuals or the property owners. Depending on the scenario, the responsibility falls on one of the following: tenants, property owners, business owners, or automobile owners.

which of the following statements is most correct regarding the responsibility for crime scene cleanup?

1. Depending on the outline of the case, the responsibility for the cleanup is on the police.
2. The cleanup is away done by property owners, except for some cases that the investigating officers are the ones to bear the cost.
3. The responsibility usually falls on the tenants, property owners, business owners, or automobile owners.
4. Most Americans think that only the government is responsible for the cleanup.

The correct answer is D. according to the text, “most American citizens believe that the government is solely responsible for crime scene cleanup”.

Is incorrect because the American citizen believe that the responsibility for the clean up is on the police, but in fact, the responsibility is on the property owner.
Is incorrect because the property owner always bears the cost
Is incorrect because the responsibility always falls on the tenants, property owners, business owners, or automobile owners

Question #17

According to a report from the police in Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam), there are more than 1.000 robberies in the province. The police had clarified allegedly more than 700 of these cases and arrested about 1,030 suspects. Another report indicates that, in March 2016, the number of robberies in Ho Chi Minh City increased by 15% to 20% over the previous month. Foreigners were the target of robberies in more than 100 cases. Nearly 60% of the cases occurred around the roads in District 2, which are heavily frequented by tourists. There were 109 more robberies in District 1 according to this report and in 55 of these cases, the victims were tourists and expats.

Which of the following statements is most correct regarding to robberies rate in Ho Chi Minh City?

1. There are more than 1000 robberies every year in Ho Chi Minh.
2. In February 2016, there were fewer robberies than in March 2016.
3. Most robberies are targeted at foreigners.
4. In district 1, as opposed to district 2, it is not likely to be robbed if you are a tourist.

The correct answer is (B). According to the text, “in March 2016, the number of robberies in Ho Chi Minh City has increased by 15% to 20% over the previous month”.
(A) Is incorrect because there are monthly more than 1,000 robberies.
(B) Is incorrect because only 100 robberies were targeted to foreigners, out of 1,000 robberies in a month.
(C) Is incorrect because half of the robberies in district 1 are conducted on tourists (55/109). This rate is close to the 60% rate of tourists’ robberies in district 2.

Tip: For solving deductive reasoning questions effectively, focus on understanding the general rule or principle first, then apply it logically to the specific situation presented in the question. Deductive reasoning moves from a general rule to specific examples. Ensure that you clearly understand the rule or law given in the question, and then methodically apply it to the scenarios or choices provided. This approach will help you avoid assumptions or biases and lead you to a logical conclusion based on the given premises. Remember, in deductive reasoning, if the premises are true and you apply them correctly, your conclusion should also be true. For more practice questions, expert tips, and test simulations, check our MTA Police Exam PrepPack.

We'll continue with another question you'll face in your MTA Police exam- Visualization. In these questions you'll you will encounter diagrams, geometric shapes, floor plans, and pictures of human faces as you test your ability to identify an object after it has been superficially altered or repositioned. Let's dive in and see what it is all about:

Question #18

On the left a portrait of a suspect is presented. On the right are four different portraits. Out of the four, only one is the suspect. Assuming no plastic surgery or drastic changes to basic facial features have been performed and only superficial features (such as hair and/or glasses) have changed, choose the portrait that is most likely to be the suspect.

The answer is B.

This type of question can be slightly confusing. We recommend that you begin by eliminating the choices least likely to be the answer and then focus on the portraits more similar to that of the suspect. In this question we can see that A has the wrong eyes, C has the wrong nose and D has a different mouth from the portrait we need, therefore B is the answer.

Question #19

On the left a portrait of a suspect is presented. On the right are four different portraits. Out of the four, only one is not the suspect. Assuming no plastic surgery or drastic changes to basic facial features have been performed and only superficial features (such as hair and/or glasses) have changed, choose the portrait that is most likely not the suspect.

The answer is B.

B has a different nose in comparison to the suspect.

Tip: For solving visualization questions effectively, focus on maintaining strong spatial awareness and a keen eye for detail. Pay close attention to how objects are oriented and relate to each other, and note any subtle changes in position, shape, or appearance. Developing a mental image of the original state can also be helpful for comparison. This approach will aid in accurately identifying objects that have been altered or repositioned. For more practice questions, expert tips, and test simulations, check our MTA Police Exam PrepPack.

We'll continue with the last type of question you'll face in your MTA Police exam - Problem Sensitivity. In this section of the test, you are evaluated on your ability to identify issues in a variety of police-related scenarios. Examples include spotting a problematic testimony, identifying an incongruency with procedures, or suspicious information at a crime scene. Let's check it out:

Read the RULE carefully and answer the question:

RULE

Raccoons

A person may take raccoons only in accordance with the following regulations:

Hunters must be on foot.
Artificial lights may be used to locate, attempt to locate, or shoot a raccoon only if the raccoon has been treed or put at bay by dogs.
Handguns must be .17 or .22 calibre rimfire (including .22 magnum).

Note: A person may pursue and tree raccoons with dogs during the closed season without a license.

Question #20

Tom and his daughter ran after a raccoon until it climbed up a tree. While shining a flashlight on it, Tom used a .17 caliber centerfire handgun to take it.
Question: How did Tom and his daughter violate the RULE?

They shouldnt have shined a flashlight on it.
Tom should not have shot the raccoon.
Tom shot the raccoon with the wrong type of gun.
They should have been on a foot.

Answer

he answer is choice 3.

According to the RULE, “Handguns used must be .17 or .22 caliber rimfire (including .22 magnum).” – Tom used a centerfire handgun to take the raccoon, and therefore violated the RULE.

Answer choice A is incorrect. Since the raccoon climbed up a tree the use of artificial lights is permitted.

Answer choice B is incorrect. Shooting raccoon is permitted as long as it is with an accepted type of gun.

Answer choice D is incorrect. We are told that Tom and his daughter ran after the raccoon; they therefore were on foot in compliance with the RULE.

Question #21

Jake and his sister pursued a raccoon with their 4 by 4 vehicle. After treeing the raccoon, they shot him with .17 caliber rimfire rifles.

Question: How did Jake and his sister violate the RULE?

They should not have treed the raccoon.
They should not have been in a vehicle.
They shot the raccoon with the wrong type of gun.
They did not violate the RULE

Answer

The correct answer is 2.

According to the RULE, "Hunters must be on foot."

Answer choice A is incorrect as treeing a raccoon is not in violated of the RULE.

Answer choice C is incorrect as they used a .17 caliber rimfire, in compliance with the RULE.

Question #22

Abigail tried to find a raccoon hiding in their barn while her son shined a flashlight for her.
Question: Did Abigail and her son violate the RULE?

Yes, Abigail's son should not have shied a flashlight
Yes, they should not have pursued a raccoon that was not in a tree
No, the raccoon was on their private property.
No, they were on foot.

Answer

The correct answer is 1.

According to the RULE, “Artificial lights may be used to [attempt to locate] a raccoon only if the raccoon has been treed or put at bay by dogs.” – The raccoon is neither treed nor put at bay by dogs.

Answer B is incorrect, as it is permissible to pursue a raccoon that is not in a tree.

Tip:To effectively tackle problem sensitivity questions, which often involve identifying issues or conflicts in scenarios, it's crucial to carefully read and understand the context provided. Focus on identifying key elements and underlying issues in the scenario. Think about how different elements interact and what their potential implications are. This type of question requires you to be perceptive and considerate of nuances in the given information, aiming to anticipate problems or conflicts that may arise from the situation described. For more practice questions and expert tips like this, check our MTA Police Exam PrepPack.

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