NYPD Exam - Free Practice With Full Solutions & Experts Tips 2026

The answer is 3, the object between the U.S.A flags is a white door.

The correct answer is 3. Three people are fully visible in the picture, and another person is partially hidden behind the person walking next to them. (The orange arrow is for the visible people and the green arrow is for the hidden person.)

The correct answer is 4. The large park is southwest of the small park.

The correct answer is A. The high school is north of the gym

The passage outlines a specific concern regarding the campaign's approach: “Critics argue that such graphic imagery can be distressing and counterproductive, potentially leading individuals to ignore or downplay the severity of their own health issues related to sugar consumption.” This suggests that the graphic imagery could lead to avoidance or denial of health issues, making D the correct answer. Other options are not supported by the passage. 

The term ‘distressing’ in the half of the passage is used to describe the negative reaction to the graphic imagery in the campaign: “Critics argue that such graphic imagery can be distressing...” A suitable synonym that maintains the context of the passage is 'upsetting'. The other options do not accurately reflect the negative connotation of 'distressing' as used in this context.

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). 

The right Answer is A.

Below you can see the right order of the sequence. Pay attention to the highlighted text as it helps us understand the context between sentences. Every step contains a few words that give the sentence its meaning and main idea.

When you try to answer these kinds of questions, try to locate keywords that provide contextual information about the main idea of each numbered sentence. This will help you determine how the various steps relate to one another.

3)  A 10-60 code was transmitted to all units about a bomb call threat in a nearby school. I joined my team and got on one of the responding vehicles.

7)   Upon arrival we identified the school by the chaos of the crowded civilians.

1)   We made a short summarization with 2 police officers who already responded to the call.

4)   Our team entered the building and scanned the eastern area for anyone who may have been forgotten.

6)  After we made sure no one was left there, we came back to the school's entrance for a size-up with the District Chief, who took control over the incident.

2)  Our team was handed the responsibility of keeping civilians away from access routes. We used a barricade tape to isolate the area.

5)  The incident commander announced 'back to normal' and we returned to base.

Because statement No. 4 describes the entry of the team to the building – "Our team entered the building" and statement No.7 describes the arrival to the scene – " Upon arrival we identified the school " . The team couldn't enter the building before they arrived at the scene so statement No. 7 is prior to statement 4 and we eliminate answers B and C.

The correct answer is C.
According to the text "In some cases, a plea bargain will be the best chance at avoiding the harshest punishments. "
(A) Is incorrect because a drug crime might be possession or distribution or both.
(B) Is incorrect because the text mentions the plea bargain as one way of avoiding punishment, which may be the best option in some cases, but not in all.
(D) Is incorrect because the lawyer should be well familiar with the laws in his clients’ state.

The correct answer is C.
The shepherd is probably well familiar with his job and route of leading his sheep, in the pasture in the village. Therefore, it is possible to assume that something happened to him, while no one was around.
(A) Is incorrect because the employer may not know where his employee is, but it does not mean that he cannot be located using the information about the accident he was involved in.
(B) Is incorrect because if the electronic devices are fine, the ship can be located easily.
(D) Is incorrect because the man’s relatives probably knew of his travel plans and his return date, as well as the cellular and internet conditions on the island.

The correct answer is B.
According to the RULE, “Vehicles must be parked within 18 inches of the curb.” – Mike violated the RULE by parking his motorcycle more than 18 inches away from the curb.

Answer A is incorrect because parking in front of a private driveway is allowed with the property owner's consent, which Mike had.

Answer C is incorrect as the scenario states that Mike did have the property owner's consent.

Answer D is incorrect because Mike did violate the RULE regarding the distance from the curb.

The correct answer is D.

According to the RULE, “Vehicles must not block pedestrian crosswalks.” – Linda violated the RULE by parking her vehicle in a way that blocked a pedestrian crosswalk.

Answer A is incorrect because parking in a spot marked in blue is allowed.

Answer B is incorrect as being within 18 inches of the curb does not negate the violation of blocking a crosswalk.

Answer C is incorrect as despite parking in a designated spot, blocking a pedestrian crosswalk is a violation.