M16 Security Training School

(Practice Quiz Questions Handbook)

The following pages have several sample examination questions, including content set out in the

curriculum and that you may find on the Ministry required examination. The recommended

study methodology is to answer as many of the questions as possible. without reviewing the

material and sections presented in this manual.

Once you have answered all the questions you are able to, without looking, go back and review

the sections for the questions you cannot answer. Answer the remainder of the questions, to the

best of your ability then check your results against the answers provided at the end of this

Exercise.

1. Which of the following are basic Security Guard duties?

A Enforcing traffic rules on city streets

B Patrolling public places and enforcing laws

C Enforcing rules and regulations on private property

D Finding and capturing wanted criminals

2. The Criminal Code of Canada allows:

A Special authorities for police officers and Security Guards

B Security Guards the same authorities as other private citizens

C Security Guards to use reasonable force arresting people named on a warrant

D Prevents Security Guards using force to remove trespassers

3. What is the best description of a site patrol duty?

A Assigned to a specific site, patrolling the property

B Assigned to a specific static post

C Assigned to patrol between many sites

D Assigned to patrol a specific area for the purpose of detecting fire

4. Which of the following regulates the security industry in Ontario?

A The Criminal Code and Charter of Rights

B The Private Security Investigative Services Act, 2005

C The Police Services Act

D The Private Investigators Security Guards Act, 1990

5. What is the maximum penalty for an individual's violation of the code of conduct?

A $1000.00 fine

B Community service

C $25,000.00 fine and/or a year in jail

D Suspension or revocation of the Security Guard license

6. Licensees are prohibited from the following acts:

A Following someone without their consent for the purpose of gathering information

B Forcibly removing an unwanted patron from a night club

C Assisting an owner of an apartment by reporting a tenant's activities

D Providing information about a person in a witness protection program

7. Which of the following are valid surveillance techniques?

A Observing the physical environment and using situation awareness

B Using parabolic microphones to listen in on private conversations

C Using telescopes to peck into windows of residences

D Purposely following a vehicle closely to intimidate the subject who is a criminal

8. Which of the following is a benefit of mobile patrol compared to foot patrol?

A Greater ability to carry equipment

B Greater ability to chase and catch fleeing criminals

C Greater ability to closely assess the protected building

D Greater ability to enforce parking laws

9. Access control is considered for which types of people?

A Employees

B Customers

C Everyone entering the premises

D The general public

10. Which of the following is true about alarms?

A Security Guards can easily obtain prompt back up when needed

B Security Guards always work with partners so they can investigate alarms

C Security Guards often respond alone and do not have immediate back up

D Security Guards only respond to false alarms

11. Which of the following are possible indicators of a person intoxicated by drugs?

A Signs of nervousness, body twitching and sweating

B A limp right arm

C Speaking in a high pitched and loud voice

D Increased abilities to reason and think rapidly

12. What patterns should be avoided by Security Guards?

A Regularly scheduled rotating shifts

B Knowing where you are at all times and how to summon help

C Regular people and their activities on the site

D Completing patrols routinely at the same time each day

13. What are the following types of reports a Security Guard may normally complete?

A Shift logs, incident reports, briefing reports and use of force reports

B Crown briefs and private information

C Timetables, needs assessments and recommendations

D Executive summary and progress reports

14. What word best describes what is required regarding statements?

A Recorded

B Verbatim

C Paraphrased

D Hand written

15. What is required of employers according to the Occupational Health & Safety Act?

A Provide body Armour to employees

B Provide a reasonably safe and healthy work environment

C Provide higher pay rates in riskier work environments

D Ensure that two guards are assigned to a site at night time

16. When responding to an alarm and detecting a lot of smoke a Guard should:

A Call the fire Department and start a search for people inside

B Call the Fire Department and put the fire out

C Enter the building to check for trapped people

D Call the Fire Department, stay a safe distance and keep people back

17. What is the first priority when responding to an emergency?

A Preserve the evidence and ensure the scene does not get contaminated

B Gather witnesses and take statements

C Assess hazards and ensure the area is sate to approach

D Triage injuries and treat life threatening injuries

18. What of the following is a failure to provide duty of care?

A Fail to report a normal looking car in the parking lot, later found to be a crime scene

B Fail to confiscate a barbeque from a balcony at an apartment that later starts a fire
C Fail to report a broken window noticed that turns out to be the entry for a theft

D Fail to assess the root causes of a fire

19. What should you do when preserving a crime scene?

A Remove broken glass, knives, blood and other safety hazards

B Secure the perimeter and investigate the scene, personally

C Determine the centre of the scene and work your way out

D Secure the scene and ensure no one enters, touches or moves anything until police arrive

20. What should you do when receiving a bomb threat?

A Remove suspicious looking packages from the area

B Notify people working in the building there could be a bomb

C Immediately call 911

D Contact property management, report the matter and follow their instructions

21. What is statute law?

A Written law

B Family law

C Provincial Law

D Case Law

22. Which of the following is true in most criminal law?

A Assumed guilty until proven innocent

B The onus is on the accused to prove innocence

C The onus is on the complainant to prove guilt

D The burden of proof is on both parties to the offence

23. Which of the following related to the court system is true?

A Ontario Court decisions supersede those of the Supreme Court of Canada

B Municipalities have the authority to make laws contradicting provincial laws

C Lower courts are bound by the decisions of higher courts

D Provincial Appeals Courts are the highest courts in the land

24. When attending court, what should you bring?

A Your notebook and original reports you made

B Evidence such as the weapon seized at the time of the offence

C A photograph of the subject on the day they were arrested

D A co-worker for moral support

25. What are two acts governing admissibility of evidence?

A Ontario Civil Law and The Constitution Act

B The Criminal Code of Canada and PIPEDA

C Tort Law and the Employment Standards Act

D Canada Evidence Act and The Ontario Evidence Act

26. Which of the following statements is true for Security Guards on duty?

A You can arrest a person you find committing a criminal offence on/in relation to the site

B You can arrest a person found committing a summary offence while off duty

C You can arrest a person for which there is a warrant

D You can arrest a person who on reasonable grounds you believe has illegal drugs

27. Which of the following is an example of an intentional tort?

A Theft

B False Arrest

C Fraudulently taking a sick day

D Failure to provide a reasonably safe environment by not reporting a spill on the floor

28. What is the definition of negligence?

A An act one does intentionally to another resulting in injury or IOSS

B An act causing personal injury to a person

C Failure to provides a reasonably safe and healthy work environment

D Failure to use reasonable care and attention

29. What is duty of care?

A Anyone performing a duty must adhere to a reasonable standard of care

B Duty of an individual to do their best while working

C Duty to ensure everything Is done to prevent injuries

D Duty to provide a 100% secure environment under Occupier's Liability

30. Which of the following is a closed question?

A Who attacked you?

B Describe to me what you saw?

C How did the accident happen?

D Is it true the car hit the truck after running the red light?

31. A Security Guard is working as a doorperson at a licensed establishment when an

obviously intoxicated person tries to enter, What should the Security Guard do?

A Arrest the person for drunk and disorderly in a public place

B Physically restrain the person and call for the police

C Refuse entry to the person

D Allow them to enter and closely monitor their behaviour

32. A Security Guard is working as a doorperson at a licensed establishment. An

obviously intoxicated person is leaving the bar. What should the Security Guard

Do?

A Arrest the person for drunk and disorderly in a public place

B Follow them to their car and call the police

C Ensure they have a safe way to get home

D Nothing, as you have no authority under the Liquor License Act

33. You are working as a Security Guard and your duty is to escort a large group of people through a high
security area. Where should you position yourself in relation to the group to best accomplish your job?

A The front of the group

B The back of the group

C Beside the group on either side

D Access the group, then monitor their movements by closed circuit television

34. While working as a Security Guard you are patrolling the perimeter of the property. You come across
an apparent crime scene. What is the first thing you should do?

A Cordon off the area, contain the scene, keep bystanders away and call for the police

B Call 911

C Identify witnesses, interview them and prevent them from leaving

D Put up caution tape, photograph the scene, draw diagrams and collect physical evidence

35. While working as a Security Guard you are responding to an emergency scene or the property. What
is your best course of action?

A Identify witnesses and ask them what they saw

B Call your supervisor and enter the scene to offer assistance

C Take notes and return to the office to submit a report

D Stop and evaluate the scene is safe before approaching

36. What is the best type of extinguisher to use dousing an electrical fire?

A Class A

B Class B

C Class C

D Class D
37. You are on bicycle patrol when you witness a person smash a car window. What do you do?

A Call 911 and ask for immediate assistance as there is a break and enter in progress

B Call for back up and wait but do not approach the person

C Immediately arrest the person for mischief to private property

D Observe and monitor the situation, take notes and submit an incident report at the end of your shift

38. You are on patrol in the mechanical penthouse of a building when you notice a puddle forming from
liquid leaking out of a drum, What do you do?

A Call 911 and ask for the fire department to attend

B Place barricades down, contain the spill and use a squeegee to push it down a drain

C Make a note of the concern and submit an incident report at the end of your shift

D Keep people away from the area and check WHMIS and MSDS information on site

39. What radio 10 code is used when you don't understand what the dispatcher has said and you need
them to repeat their transmission?

A 10-78

B 10-99

C 10-9

D 10-4

40. What is the best course of action to take when you find people stuck in an elevator, after hours late
in the evening?

A Locate the elevator, reassure the occupants and call the elevator service company

B Call 911

C Attempt to force the doors open and rescue the trapped occupants

D Call the site property manager and ask for instructions

41. You are working as a Security Guard at a large night club when you receive a radio call asking you to
respond to the ground level and provide assistance at the door. What do you do?

A Run immediately to the area to determine how you can help

B Ask for more Information and respond as quick y as possible m a safe manner

C Respond as quickly as possible in a safe manner and call 911 on your way

D Ask your supervisor to respond as you are engaged in other critical duties

42. Your supervisor asks you to write a detailed summary report briefing the client regarding an
occurrence. You have never written a report of this nature before. What do you do?

A Write the report and seek the assistance and advice of your supervisor

B Advise your supervisor this is not in your job description

C Ask your co-workers to assist you with the report and detail all concerns the team may have regarding
the incident

D Do the best you can and submit the report as is

43. You are working as a Security Guard in a factory when you come across a small, contained fire in an
outside trash bin on the property. What do you do?

A Use a fire house to douse the flames before it gets out of hand

B Call 911 and request the assistance of the Fire Department immediately

C Throw a floor mat over the fire to smother it

D Use a portable extinguisher of the correct type to put it out

44. You come across a contractor on the roof that cannot provide the request for work order and you
have no record of him needing to be there, what do you do?

A Arrest them for trespassing

B Properly identify them and contact your supervisor by radio to report the matter and follow
instructions

C Make them immediately leave the area with their tools and lock the roof access to prevent further
intrusion

D Take notes and submit an incident report at the end of your shift

45. A worker returns to the worksite after hours and advises he has forgotten his tools in a secure area
of the facility that he says he needs the next morning for work at another worksite. What should you
do?

A Let the worker get his tools and submit a report

B Properly identify the worker, escort him to the area and note all property he removes in detail

C Refuse him access to the area and advise him to return during business hours the next day

D Call the property manager at home to get authorization before giving the worker his tools

46. You are working alone on a site after hours at a fixed post in the lobby of the building and you have
been given strict instructions to not leave the desk unless properly relived. You receive a mechanical
alarm. What do you do?

A Stay at your post and submit an incident report at the end of your shift

B Immediately attend the mechanical area to determine the cause

C Contact mechanical personnel for the site and advise them of the alarm

D Continue to monitor the alarm condition to see if it gets worse

47. Which of the following items best describes paraverbal communication?

A Tone, pitch, cadence and pacing

B Volume of the voice

C Body language

D Firmness in direct proportion to the level of resistance received

48. You are on site after an emergency. A man suffered a heart attack and has been taken away by
ambulance to the hospital. What is your next step?

A Contact the hospital to determine the patient's condition

B Return to the security office, notify your supervisor or dispatcher and write a detailed incident
report

C Call the client at home to verbally notify her what occurred

D Make detailed notes and submit an occurrence report the next business day

49. You are working as a Security Guard when you become the victim of a criminal act while on duty.
What do you do next?

A Complete a detailed report and notify your supervisor

B Call the police and make a report

C Attempt to identify the suspect, conduct an investigation and arrest the offender once identified

D Take notes and notify your supervisor on the next business day

50. You need to respond to an unusual situation on your site. What is the first authority you should
consider before formulating your plan?

A Federal and provincial statutes

B Post orders, daily briefs and your supervisor's instructions

C The client's policy

D Your security company's policy

51. You are working as a Security Guard and approached by a female reporting a sexual assault
committed by someone known to you, what do you do?

A Locate the suspect and arrest him

B Advise the complainant that she can notify police and write a detailed report

C Advise the complainant she can arrest the subject and assist her with the arrest

D Immediately call the police and report the matter to them

52. What does section 10 of the charter apply to?

A Freedom of religion

B The right to vote

C Security Guard's authority to search a person

D A person's rights on arrest or detention

53. An employee has been fired and you are under direction to retrieve company property they keep in
their locker, What do you do?

A Immediately open the locker with bolt cutters and seize the company property

B Ask management for a second key and have the foreman witness what you remove and

turn over the fired employee's property at a later date

C Let the employee empty their locker and bring the items to you at your post
D Escort them, get them to open the locker, document everything belonging to the company and have
them sign that you have obtained these items from them

54. What is the definition of statute law?

A Law written in official documents

B Decisions of the courts recorded and used as guidance for other court decisions

C Law from the British Common Law and Napoleonic Code

D Laws used to right the wrongs by providing civil remedies

55. You come upon a car parked in an unauthorized area on your property. What is the best thing to do?

A Open the car and see if you can find the ownership, identify the owner and have them move it

B Call 911 and immediately report the matter to the police

C Record the vehicle's information and call parking enforcement to attend, then submit a report

D Call the towing company authorized on your site and have it removed

56. You have a statement from a person hand written on blue lined paper in pencil, what do you do?

A Dispose of it and submit a proper report

B Ask the person who wrote it to re-write the statement in black ink and the proper format

C Ask your supervisor to speak to the person who made the statement

D Append the statement to your report

57. At what age is a personal legally an adult in Canada?

A 16 years of age

B 12 years of age

C 18 years of age

D 21 years of age

58. A noisy group forms a protest at the entrance to your store/mall, what do you do?

A Direct them to leave and advise them if they fail to comply they will be arrested for trespassing
B Monitor the group and call the authorities if necessary to protect people or property

C Arrest the leader for engaging in prohibited activity

D Call 911 and ask the police to attend and arrest trouble makers

59. What is the one piece of ID that a Security Guard on duty is required to carry by Law?

A Driver's license issued in the province or country of origin

B A Canadian Social Insurance Card or permit to work

C A current passport issued in Canada or the country of the worker's origin

D The Security Guard License issued to the Guard in the province of Ontario

60. Who must a Security Guard present identification to when asked?

A A peace office or justice of the peace

B The client, supervisor or official from the contract company employing the Guard

C Any member of the public who asks the Guard to present it

D Appointed inspectors or investigators working for the Private security and Investigative Services
Branch

61. What statute provides for the use of force by Security Guards when justified?

A The Criminal Code of Canada

B Post orders and company policy

C The Trespass to Property Act

D The Duty of Care Act

62. According to the regulations, who is the owner of the memo book you complete while on duty?

A The Security Guard completing the notes

B The security company you work for

C The client for the property contracting security services

D The Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services

63. What does WHMIS stand for?

A Workplace Heavy Materials Industrial Standards

B Workplace Hazmat Materials Information Synopsis

C Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System

D Workplace History Mandated Information Stories

64. You would likely be justified handcuffing someone when?

A They are younger and giving you a hard time

B They use words indicating they may be violent

C They fail to leave the property as directed

D You know they are wanted for questioning

65. You should report your use of force when?

A When I have to escort someone off property

B Only when I use hard physical control techniques

C The arrested person submits a complaint about being arrested

D The force used results in an injury to a subject that requires medical attention

66. The assessment process from the National Use of Force Framework is what?

A Profiled Subject Behaviors

B Assess, Plan, Act

C Act, Assess, Plan

D Plan Officer Response Options

67. An actively resistant, arrested Subject pulls away from you when arrested, you should do what?

A Punch him at least three times

B Ground the Subject and handcuff him immediately

C Kick his shin and use strong commands to stop his resistance

D Use soft physical control techniques and tactical communications to control him
68. An aggressive subject raises his fist and yells a threat, closing aggressively. This action is considered
what level of profiled subject behavior?

A Cooperative

B Actively Resistant

C Assaultive

D Passively Resistant

69. The best way to describe a Fire Safety Plan is which of the following?

A A legal document, which is approved by the local fire department and specifies the legal
responsibilities of the site owner and agents of the owner with respects to fire safety.

B A legal document containing the laws governing all aspects of fire

C Laws that are approved by the city for the site

D A legal document listing all of the emergency equipment and first aid cabinets on a site

70. When conducting a bomb search after a threatening call is received and a suspicious object is found.
What you should do next?

A Prevent anyone from going near or touching the object, notify the property manager and follow
instructions

B Immediately evacuate the building by pulling a fire alarm

C Call 911 and notify the dispatcher there is a bomb in the building

D Locate a bucket of water to douse the explosive and prevent it going off

71. You encounter an irate individual and another person in a heated conversation. What should you
do?

A Arrest both individuals for causing a disturbance

B Target your efforts to the individual speaking the loudest

C Observe from a safe distance and monitor the situation

D Ask both individuals to leave the property

72. In emergencies the role of Security is what?

A Always to protect life, the property, confidential information, and minimize liability

B Contain spills, keep innocent people inside; expedite response of security and document who is at
fault.

C Leave the site when an emergency occurs

D Assist the authorities by conducting a preliminary assessment and cancelling them if not needed

73. During a labour dispute, which situation would best describe an Injunction?

A Special rights and authorities for police officers and Security Guards

B Legal right under the Charter of Rights & Freedoms.

C A juncture point of an intersection where more than two streets meet.

D A court order limiting the number of picketers allowed on the picket line

74. Which of the following are examples of questions that WOULD NOT need to be answered in an
incident report/notebook?

A Was there any damage to people/property?

B Where did the incident occur?

C Who was involved?

D What the appropriate ban length should be for the trespassing infraction committed?

75. Which of the following situations best describe an Indictable Offence?

A One person applies force to another person without permission or justification

B A petty crime committed on federal property at an airport

C A Labour Relations Act violation during a labour dispute involving a lockout of the

employees

D A serious crime witnessed by a Security Guard or another person

76. Which of the following is a definition of continuity of evidence?

A Chain of custody controlled by a police service.

B Unbroken chain of custody and control which protects integrity of an object.

C Chain of custody unbroken and controlled by only one individual.

D Evidence presented in proper sequence.

77. What is the legal drinking age for a person in a licensed establishment according to

the Liquor License Act of Ontario?

A 18 years of age or older

B 17 years of age or older

C 19 years of age or older

D 21 years of age or older

78. In what circumstances may an entry be made into a residential premise by a landlord or an agent of
the landlord under the Residential Tenancies Act without notice?

A In the case where there is suspicion of illegal acts going on in the premise.

B In the case where the tenant is behind on their rent and the landlord wants to confiscate property to
recoup monies owed.

C In the case of an emergency situation where access is required to prevent major damage and/or
injury.

D In the case where a Realty agent wants to show the unit to potential renters.

79. While working in a mall as a Security Guard you receive a call from a store clerk regarding a theft
occurrence in their store that they have witnessed. What should you do next?

A You go to the store in question and make the arrest once the store clerk has identified the suspect.

B You go to the store in question and assist the store clerk in making a lawful arrest.

C You go to the store in question and use physical force to apprehend the suspect.

D You go to the store in question and arrest the suspect once they leave the store.

80. While on duty a Security Guard notices a youth skateboarding on the property under protection.
Upon approaching the youth and requesting that he stop skateboarding and leave, the youth swears and
yells at the Security Guard refusing to leave. Under the Trespass to Private Property Act SO 1990 the
Security Guard can do what?
A Swear and yell back at the youth in response to the treatment received.

B Arrest the youth as he has just committed a verbal assault against the Security Guard,

C Immediately contact 911 and have the police arrest the skateboarder for committing a nuisance
criminal offence

D Arrest the youth for failure to leave immediately when directed to do so

81. Which one of the following would be an example of a "stereotype"?

A Men on average are larger than women.

B People who exercise a lot are in better shape than those who do not exercise at all.

C Older people are poor drivers.

D People of Asian ethnicity tend to have black color hair.

82. While working as a Security Guard you notice a person with a disability having difficulty entering the
doors with their wheelchair. What should you do?

A Approach and ask if they would like vour assistance

B Approach quickly before they have an accident and push the wheelchair to correct the problem.

C Monitor them until they ask for assistance.

D Continue your duties as the situation is personal and none of our business.

83. Which of the following is an example of a Bias that a Security Guard may have?

A People under the influence of illegal drugs may be dangerous.

B People from their own background are friendlier than people from anywhere else.

C Peace Officers are considered experts in the field of law and legal matters.

D Fire Fighters are best suited to fight large fires

84. Section 25 of the Criminal Code allows anyone who is required or authorized under the law to do
anything in administration or enforcement of the law if acting reasonably to do what?

A Use as much force as reasonably necessary for that purpose.

B Use force to reasonably protect their self against assault.

C Use force to reasonably protect others against assault.

D Use reasonable defensive force to prevent injury to self or others.

85. Which of the following are symptoms of Excited Delirium?

A Hallucinations, paranoia and difficulty breathing.

B Cold skin, bad body odour and very aggressive behaviour

C Chest pains, nausea and shortness of breath.

D Unexpected physical strength, impaired thinking and abnormal tolerance of pain

86. Working as a Security Guard you arrest an individual for committing a crime. What is a "best
practice" step you should take to ensure the arresting person's rights have been met?

A search them and contiscate any evidence you find.

B Inform them of their right to legal counsel.

C Make sure they are comfortable and their handcuffs are not too tight.

D Provide a translator immediately if they do not speak English.

87. What does Private Information & Protection of Electronic Documents Act govern?

A Use of internet. computers, email and electronic devices

B The collection. use and disclosure of personal information.

C Protection of private and personal documents against theft.

D The types of documents that can be collected and stored electronically

88. What is a common physical access control method employed on a building?

A Doors and mechanical locks.

B A gate, barricade or a fence.

C A guard dog.

D An alarm System.

89. You are working at a manufacturing facility where employees have signed a workplace contract
agreeing to a search of their person and parcels prior to exiting the building. An employee is leaving at
the end of their shift. You ask to search them and they refuse to allow you to perform the search. What
should you do?

A Search them under the authority of the Trespass to Property Act.

B Do not search them, advise them it is the company policy to search all employees and request they
await a facility manager

C Arrest them on the reasonable and probable grounds of having stolen something.

D Insist that they submit to a search by reminding them that they have signed a contract to that effect.

90. Section 494, subsection 1(a) of the Criminal Code of Canada allows what authority to persons?

A Peace officers to arrest people without warrant who they believe on reasonable grounds to have
committed an offence for which they may be arrested without warrant

B Security Guards to arrest people without warrant who they believe on reasonable grounds to have
committed an offence for which they may be arrested without warrant

C Anyone to arrest a person whom he finds committing an indictable offence

D The authority for anyone who is required or authorized to do anything in the administration or
enforcement of the law to use as much force as is reasonably necessary for that purpose

91. What is the legal age of an adult in Canada?

A 18

B 19

C 21

D 25

92. Section 10 under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms states:

A Everyone has the right to be informed the reasons for their arrest or detention without reasonable
delay.

B Everyone has the right to obtain legal counsel without reasonable delay.

C Everyone has the right to refuse unreasonable search and seizure.

D Everyone has the right to bear arms.

93. What is the MOST common form of physical access control?

A Keys and locks

B Electromagnetic locks

C Alarm panels

D Security Guard

94. Who owns the memo book?

A The security guard

B The company who hired the security company

C The security company

D The client

95. What terms best describe Para-verbal Communication?

A Intonation, intention, body language

B Tone, volume, cadence

C Tune, pitch, octave

D Smile, nod, wave

96. If a security guard had trouble hearing a radio transmission and needed the dispatcher to repeat the
message, what 10 code would the guard use?

A 10-0

B 10-1

C 10-3

D 10-9

97. If a security guard needed to escort a large group of people through a high-risk area, where should
the security guard position themselves?

A In front

B In behind

C Doesn't matter
D In the middle of the group

98. Who is allowed to see the security guard's license?

A Anyone who asks

B The client

C Your supervisor

D The police

99. When a security guard encounters an emergency situation, what is the MOST important thing to
consider?

A The safety of the guard

B Protection of evidence

C Finding the perpetrator of the crime and arresting them

D Giving first aid to the victim

100. According to National Use of Force guidelines what is the first response option?

A Presence of security guards

B Tactical communications

C Passive aggression

D Baton

101. While working as a security guard working on private property, on whose authority are you
enforcing the rules on the site?

A Federal and Provincial law

B Company policies and procedures

C Trespass to Property Act

D As an agent of the owner of the property

102. What is the best agent to extinguish a Class C fire?

A Water

B Baking soda

C Dry chemicals

D Carbon dioxide

103. As a security guard working outside an establishment licensed to serve liquor under the Liquor
License Act of Ontario you witness someone leaving the establishment and they appear to be
intoxicated. What should you do?

A Call the police

B Arrest them for public drunkenness

C Let them leave

D Ask them if they have a safe ride home

104. Under Criminal Code Section 494, if the security guard sees someone committing an indictable
offense and places the person under arrest, what should the guard's next step be?

A Use only as much force as necessary to conduct the arrest

B Put handcuffs on them

C Deliver them to a Peace Officer

D Search them for weapons

105. If a security guard has been authorized to carry handcuffs with their security company,

when would the security guard use them?

A They are not allowed to use them as security guards

B To protect the guard

C If the security guard has made an arrest and at their discretion

D Only after the security has used their baton

106.Where would a security guard find answers to questions regarding the correct

handling of evidence?

A Canada Evidence Act and Ontario Evidence Act

B Police Services Act

C Criminal Code of Conduct

D Forensics Act

107. While doing a floor-by-floor patrol of the site the security guard comes across a small,

controlled fire contained in a wastebasket. What should the guard's next step be?

A Close the door and hope to cut off the oxygen to the fire

B Use a blanket or a tarp to smother the fire

C Use a fire extinguisher with the appropriate agent

D Do nothing. Security guards are not firefighters

108. While working as a security guard, what authority must be given priority?

A Federal and Provincial Law

B Trespass to Property Act

C The security company policy and guidelines

D The client's policy and procedures

109. You are performing access control at the front desk and a contractor who had been working earlier
in the day returns because he said he forgot some equipment upstairs. What should the security guard
do?

A Let him go upstairs. You recognize him.

B Escort him upstairs and wait until he retrieves his items then escort him back to the front desk and
document the incident.

C Ask him to leave and if he doesn't, arrest him under the Trespass to Property Act.

D Leave him alone at the front desk and go retrieve the items for him.

110. You are working at an industrial site that works with lots of toxic chemicals, when you are patrolling
you notice a container in the warehouse that is leaking fluid. What steps should you follow?

A Dip your finger into it and smell it. If the smell is strong leave the area

B Leave the area immediately, check your site's M.S.D.S., tell the client
C Cordon off the area immediately. When it is safe to do so, follow W.H.M.I.S, guidelines, check your
site's M.S.D.S, and call the company who is responsible for the product for safe handling procedures.

D W.H.M.IS. does not protect security guards who work in warehouses.

111. You are checking the roof and find a contractor working. You were unaware that contractors would
be working there today. What steps should the security guard follow?

A Tell him to stop working. If he continues to work, arrest him under the Trespass to Property Act

B Ask for identification and verify the contractor's presence with your supervisor. Have the contractor
stop their work until the supervisor returns with an answer. If the contractor is allowed to work, leave
the area and document the incident fully.

C Allow them to continue, they look like contractors.

D Continue on with your patrol but be sure to ask your supervisor about it when you get back to the
security desk.

112. On your site a witness comes forward to give a statement about an assault that occurred. The
subject submits the report but it is written in purple ink. Can it be considered a legal document?

A No. Make the subject write it again in black ink and capital letters.

B No. Only when it is read aloud in court and is transcribed electronically.

C Yes. It can be submitted as a legal document.

D Yes, but only if the person has signed it in the presence of a Public Officer.

113. While doing access control at a site a crowd starts gathering at your front entrance. What should
you do?

A Call for back-up, observe the actions of the crowd, take detailed notes but do not engage until back
up arrives.

B Go outside and yell at them to move away from your main entrance.

C Identify the leader in the group and ask them to break up the crowd.

D Arrest them all for causing a disturbance.

115. While you are working at the security desk a woman tells you that she has just been sexually
assaulted. by someone known to you. What should you do to help her?

A Listen to her patiently then suggest she call the police. Document the incident.
B Call the police on her behalf and relay the story to them.

C Do a search of the site until you find the person who assaulted her then assist her to make an arrest.

D Give her a private area to write her report and keep her safe until the police arrive.

116. What is the difference between Covert security surveillance and Overt surveillance?

A Covert surveillance is done with a vehicle, overt surveillance is done outside.

B Covert surveillance is done at night and overt surveillance is done during the day.

C Covert surveillance is where the security guard is an obvious presence in uniform while overt
surveillance is performed when the security guard isn't immediately visible to the subject or public.

D Covert surveillance is where the security guard isn't immediately visible to the subject or the public
while overt surveillance is where the security guard is an obvious presence in uniform.

117. When referring to a collective bargaining dispute or a strike that is occurring on your property,
what would be the best example of an injunction?

A Separating two employees that are arguing.

B Coordinating pedestrian traffic so no one gets hurt.

C Ensuring picketing workers do not obstruct other worker's from entering the site by making sure
they stay back the required distance as made mandatory by court order.

D An authorization to arrest all parties who enter site.

118. You have asked the supervisor for more responsibility on your site and they ask you to put together
an agenda for you next meeting. You have no experience in this task. What should you do?

A Meet with your team and address the needs together.

B Tell your supervisor you are not comfortable with the task and refuse to comply

C Go over the minutes of the last agenda and base your agenda around that. Submit it to your
supervisor and ask for feedback.

D Delegate the task to another team member.

119. What is the best way to describe the activity of a group of people who are sympathetic into a cause
and have gotten together in front of a property to voice their concerns without violence?

A Peaceful demonstration
B Political rally

C Violent political unrest

D Executive protest

120. What is the purpose behind SmartServe?

A Assist the security guard to determine how much force to use on someone who appears intoxicated.

B Train a security guard how to prevent incidences of intoxication on our property.

C As a substitute for the Liquor License Act.

D To determine which alcoholic beverage someone would prefer.

121. A security guard receives a dispatch from a remote monitoring company that indicates an intrusion
alarm was received. What steps should the security guard take?

A Ask the dispatcher for as many details as possible and call for back up. When your back up arrives,
approach cautiously and investigate the apparent cause for alarm. Call the police if necessary.
Document the incident fully.

B Call the police and wait until they arrive.

C Do not enter as you are not insured as a security guard.

D Send another security guard, you are not comfortable doing intrusion alarms.

122. What is the best way to secure a large area?

A Tamper switch

B Panic/Duress button

C Volumetric sensors

D Guard dog

123. What are some examples of Motion Sensors/Detectors?

A Infrared, Ultrasonic, Microwave

B Keys, Locks, Deadbolt

C Dampened Mercury Sensor, Inertia Sensor, Vibration sensor

C Foil fine wire, Glass break, Shatter

124. What is the main purpose behind magnetic swipe cards?

A Gain access through an electronic access system

B Storing data about the individual such as name, address and date of birth

C Gain access through a proximity system

D Pay the security guard to gain access to the site

125. What would be the security guards first step if a criminal offence happened to them while on site?

A Arrest the person using only as much force as necessary

B Wait until the end of the shift and write a report about the incident

C Call your supervisor and have the supervisor arrest the subject

D Report the incident to the police immediately

126. The client has enlisted you to escort a recently terminated employee to their locker to collect their
personal things and return company material. What steps should the security guard take?

A Go to the employee's locker without the employee and remove everything and bring it back to the
security office.

B Go to the employee's locker without the employee and remove only the items belonging to the client
and bring them to the security office.

C Go to the locker with the employee with a checklist of the items belonging to the client. Check them
off as you receive them. Have the employee sign off on the checklist when all items have been
collected.

D Refuse the task because you don't have the right to search and seize another person's possessions.

127. The security guard is working at the front desk when they receive a high temperature alarm in the
boiler room. The security guard is not permitted to leave the front desk. How should the security guard
proceed?

A Check the standing orders regarding who to contact when a boiler room alarm is received. Give the
contact all the details of the alarm. Update your memo book and make a detailed report for the client.

B Disregard the order to stay at the front desk and investigate the alarm. Read the gauges and make a
judgment call whether you need to make a report. Return to the front desk.

C Stay at the front desk and call the police and tell them your building is about to burn to the ground.
D Check the standing orders for procedures to follow when receiving this type of alarm. Call the
emergency contact for a boiler room alarm and give them all the necessary details. No need to update
memo book or make a report for the client though because this is probably a "false alarm."

128. What's the BEST agent to extinguish a Class A fire?

A Dry chemicals

B Water

C Carbon dioxide

D Baking Soda

129. Under the Provincial Offenses Act if a private citizen makes an arrest, who must they deliver their
arrested party to?

A The police

B A peace officer

C It doesn't specify

D Your supervisor

130. According to the National Use of Force Framework the use of a baton would fall under what use of
force option?

A Intermediate weapons

B Communications

C Active Resistant

D Physical control- soft

131. What terms would best describe the most effective way to retain or memorize information?

A Look, Listen, Feel

B Sympathy, Empathy, Apathy

C Concentration, Association, Repetition

D Remove, Replace, Report

132. You are the contact officer for an emergency situation and your dispatcher wants you to relay
information over the radio in order to alert the proper authorities. What's the best way for the security
guard to proceed?

A Give as much detail over the radio including names, descriptions and license plate numbers. Follow up
by giving your recommendations.

B Don't relay any information to the dispatcher. They information is confidential.

You call 911 instead.

C Give brief answers providing only as much information as necessary. Wait until you hear
confirmation before retransmitting any further information.

D You are uncomfortable about giving information over the radio because it's usually recorded and you
don't want anyone making fun of you.

133. What is the BEST definition of the term "Duty of Care?"

A Police officers, firefighters and paramedics have a duty to respond to all emergency situations because
it is their job.

B Soldiers and reservists must do anything in their power to protect the country that they are serving.

C Private citizens are only expected to help when they have acquired all the necessary training and are
comfortable dealing with emergency situations.

D A person must act towards others with the care and thought that a reasonable person would
employ in the circumstances.

134. What is the definition of positional asphyxia?

A When the position of the body interferes with its ability to breathe.

B When someone faints and falls to the ground.

C When the position of the body doesn't allow the subject to move freely.

D When it becomes difficult to breathe.

135. The security guard is working at a busy retail environment when a woman comes up to you
claiming that someone stole her purse. As you are taking her statement, she points at someone and
says, "That's my purse!" How should the security guard proceed?

A Arrest the person on her behalf because you have the right to make an arrest without warrant. Just to
be safe, have the victim make a detailed witness statement and sign it should you have to go to court.
B Have the victim place the subject under arrest so you can use force to help make the arrest. Fill out
the use of force reports and the incident report and just to be safe, have the victim make a detailed
witness statement and sign it.

C Discourage the victim from engaging because it isn't safe and call the police. Get a detailed
description of the purse and its contents. Make a detailed description of what the subject looked like.
Have the victim write a report on the incident.

D Accuse the victim of lying. It probably just looks like her purse. If she persists, pretend to call the police
to appease her.

136. While the security guard is doing their floor by floor patrol the security guard notices that a fire
extinguisher has a large dent in the canister and the gauge is cracked and broken. How should the
security guard proceed?

A Note down the time, location and the damages found in your memo book. Remove the canister and
replace it with one of the extra canisters provided. Write a report about the incident and submit it.

B Ignore it. Fire extinguishers are not the concern of a security guard.

C Write about it in your memo book but don't remove it. The fire extinguisher probably still works.

D Make a note about it in your memo book but there is no need to write a report about it or remove it.
That's for the fire service company to take care of.

137. What does W.H.M.I.S. stand for?

A Worker's Healthy Material Information System

B Workplace Hazardous Material Information System

C Workplace Health Mental Information System

D Workplace Hazardous Mitigation Intelligence System

138. According to the Liquor License Act, at which age are people allowed to purchase alcohol?

A 18

B 19

C 21

D 25

139. According to Ontario courts, what are the 3 types of evidence?

A Real, False, Hearsay

B Contradictory, Real, Hearsay

C Real, Documentary, Testimony

D Paper, Metal, Plastic

140. What is the hierarchy of the court system in Canada?

A Provincial Court, Provincial Superior Court, Court of Appeal, Supreme Court of Canada

B Civil Court, Criminal Court; Tax Court, Military Court

C Civil Law, Common Law, Federal Law, Provincial Law

D Federal Court, Provincial Court, Municipal Court, Human Rights Tribunal

141. Under the Liquor License Act, as an agent of the owner, what does a security guard have the right
to do if someone appears drunk or intoxicated?

A Use force to remove the person because they are dangerous to themselves and others.

B Ask the person to leave and/or refuse to allow the person to enter the premises.

C Tell the bartender to not serve them anymore then escort them to the bathroom

D Follow them around the bar like a bodyguard and if they do anything dangerous, arrest them.

142. What does M.S.D.S. stand for?

A Material Safety Data Sheets

B Make Safety Do Safety

C Material Security Data Sheets

D Material Safety Distribution Sheets

143. What is the MOST important role of the security guard while performing traffic enforcement on
private property?

A Issue traffic tickets under the Highway Traffic Act.

B Issue parking tickets but only if the guard has received the training to become a Municipal Law
Enforcement Officer on their site.

C Directing traffic on a private roadway or parking facility and monitor pedestrian safety.
D Ensuring that cars are road safe and pulling over any cars that have excessive rust or dents.

144. The client has requested that all trucks/vehicles must be searched upon exiting the facility. Which
area would LEAST likely to be searched?

A The cargo hold

B The trunk

C The truck cab

D Under the hood

145. Which one or the conditions would NOT constitute a trespasser under the Trespass to Property
Act?

A Failure to leave when directed

B Engaged in prohibited activity

C Using more force than necessary to conduct the arrest

D Entry where entry prohibited

146. Section & of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms stales:

A Everyone has the right to know why they are being arrested or detained without reasonable delay

B Everyone is protected from unreasonable search or seizure

C Everyone has the right to bear arms

D Everyone has the right to obtain legal counsel without reasonable delay.

147. Where could a security guard find information regarding legislation of Ontario Private Security?

A Police Services Act

B Liquor License Act

C Private Security Act

D Private Security and Investigative Services Act

148. What equipment would NOT be necessary in order to perform traffic enforcement on private
property?
A Handcuffs and baton

B Whistle

C Reflective vest

D White gloves

149. The security guard is alone and performing static desk duty. The security guard is not permitted to
leave the front desk unless relieved by a fellow guard. While the security guard is updating his memo
book the fire alarm goes off. What steps should the security guard follow?

A Check the annunciator panel to determine the location of the alarm then check the standing orders
on how to proceed. Take detailed notes of the nature of the alarm and any emergency services that
attend. Reset the building and write a report for the client.

B Call 911 even before you know the reason for the alarm because any delay might cause further
damage. Write a report for the client.

C Go investigate the alarm. A lot of them tend to be false alarms and you don't want to waste the fire
department's time. Also, if the alarm turns out to be false you won't need to waste time writing a report
for the client.

D Leave the building and call from off site. It is not a security guard's role to deal with fire alarms.

150. Under the Trespass to Property Act, if a private person makes an arrest, who must they deliver
their arrested party to?

A A peace officer

B A public officer

C A police officer

D The owner of the property

151. A security guard is working/alone and comes across an unconscious, unresponsive person. This
security guard doesn't have a radio or cell phone in order to call emergency services. What should the
security guard do?

A Leave the person and go find a telephone to call for help.

B Pull the fire alarm.

C Tell someone in the crowd to go and call emergency services and report back to you. Stay with the
person to render aid.

D Do nothing. Security guards need consent before they render aid.

152. What is the MOST important reason a security guard would cordon off the scene of an emergency?

A To protect evidence

B To control unauthorized access

C To protect the people in the surrounding area

D To stay busy while the police are investigating

153. What is the best example of Excited Delirium?

A Someone who is new to the city and eagerly asks you for direction.

B The client reprimanding you for not doing the correct amount of patrols.

C Your partner before they take vacation.

D A substance abuser who is displaying bizarre behavior combined with unexpected physical strength.

154. A security guard just started their shift and they need to check whether the radio was transmitting
properly, which 10 code would they use?

A 10-0

B 10-2

C 10-4

D 10-9

155. As per the National Use of Force Framework, what would be the best way to describe passive
resistant behavior?

A Someone who swings violently at you while you attempt to remove them from the property.

B Someone who curses at you as they leave the property on their own after you ask them to leave.

C Someone who goes limp as you try to remove them from the property.

D Someone who threatens you with a weapon as you approach them.

156. The security guard on duty is trained as a first aid provider. The security guard comes across an
unconscious unresponsive victim so the guard decides to engage in C.P.R. How many compressions are
given and how many breaths are given?
A 15 compressions then 2 breaths (15:2)

B 2 compression then 15 breaths (2:15)

C 30 compressions then 2 breaths (30:2)

D 2 compressions then 30 breaths (2:30)

157. In an office tower there are doors used to section off each floor of the building. These doors
automatically close during a _______

A Fire alarm

B Terrorist attack

C Robbery in progress

D To keep the air flowing properly

158. WHMIS Class "F" Includes:

A Compressible Gas

B Dangerously Reactive Material

C Oxidizing Material

D None of the above

159. "Anyone" can make an arrest if they find someone committing a CRIMINAL OFFENCE.

A True

B False

160. Certain workers who protect public safety cannot refuse work If the refusal would endanger the
life, health or safety of another person.

A True

B False

161. The maximum fine under the Trespass to Property Act is:

A $4000
B $25,000

C $2000

D $100

162. A Hybrid offence is a criminal offence that has the option of being indictable or summary.

A True

B False

163. Under the Trespass To Property Act there are three offences under section 2. Which of the
following is NOT an offence under section 2 of the act?

A Enters on premises when entry is prohibited

B A person is asked to leave a house party by the owner of the property but refuses to do so

C engages in an activity on premises when the activity is prohibited

D None of the above

164. In most office towers and apartment buildings, what would cause elevators to automatically go to
the lobby?

A An intrusion alarm

B A fire alarm

C Smoke

D A terrorist attack

165. The maximum fine, if convicted, under the PSISA for a Security guard is:

A $2000

B $10,000

C $25,000

D $350,000

166. Smoke detectors detect flame, heat AND compressed gasses.

A True

B False

167. PIPEDA Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act

A Protects Personal information

B Protects sensitive information

C Is Federal legislation

D All of the above

168. Duties of a Security guard include

A Protection of property

B Protect information

C Protect persons

D All of the above

169. A security guard serves the public interest

A True

B False

170.

What does this symbol represent?

A Flammable and Combustible Materials

B Oxidising Materials
C Bio hazardous Infectious Material

D None of the above

171. Class" D" Fires Involve

A Combustible Metals

B Flammable Liquids

C Dangerously Reactive Material

D None of the above

172. A witness who testifies as to the habits and reputation of another person is giving what type of
evidence?

A Circumstantial evidence

B Character evidence

C Trace evidence

D Conscripted evidence

173. MULTI-ANSWER - Workplace harassment may include:

A bullying

B intimidating or offensive jokes

C displaying or circulating offensive pictures or materials

D offensive or intimidating phone calls

174. A property owner, occupier or agent of a property owner may arrest without warrant "found
committing" a criminal offence.

A True

B False

175. During a tenant occupancy a landlord cannot alter or change the locking mechanism to the unit
without

A Giving the tenant replacement keys

B Allowing the tenant the option of buying his own lock

C Notifying the tenant at least 48 hours in advance

D Compensating the tenant for loss of use

176. An Indictable offence under the Criminal Code is a serious criminal offence

A True

B False

177. Every province and territory have privacy legislation governing the collection, use and

disclosure of personal information held by government agencies

A True

B False

178. Section 7 of the Charter Of Rights And Freedoms deals with

A Search or Seizure

B Life liberty and security of person

C Detention or imprisonment

D Arrest or detention

179. Any citizen can arrest on a "Found Committing" criminal offence

A True

B False

180. When a property owner or occupier makes an arrest for theft what federal law gives them the
authority to make this arrest

A The Charter Of rights and Freedoms

B The Liquor Control Act

C The Criminal Code Of Canada

D Section 9 of the Trespass To Property Act

181. Class "A" Fires Involve

A Combustible Metals

B Oxidising Material

C Ordinary Combustibles

D Dangerously Reactive Material

182. What does WHMIS stand for

A Workplace Hazardous Metals Information System

B Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System

C Workplace Hazardous Materials International System

183. PSISA stands for Private Security Investigative Services Act. This act regulates the conduct of
Security Guards

A True

B False

184. MULTI-ANSWER - Which of the following may cause a fire alarm to go off

A A Malfunction

B Human error

C Heat detector

D None of the above

185. A Hybrid offence is a criminal offence that has the option of being indictable or summary

A True

B False

186. If you find a suspicious package you should call the police from your cell phone immediately to save
time.
A True

B False

187. Under the Occupational Health and Safety Act who's responsibility is workplace safety?

A Employer

B Employee

C All of the above

188. Can a landlord refuse to rent an apartment to a person under the age of 18 years of age in Ontario

A Yes

B No

189. Under section 2 of the Charter Of Rights and Freedoms (freedom of the press) the press have the
right to go where they wish as long as they are doing their job

A True

B False

190.

What does this symbol represent?

A Flammable liquids

B Corrosive Material

C Compressed Gas

D Oxidising Materials
191. A property owner, occupier or agent of a property owner may arrest without warrant

"found committing” a criminal offence

A True

B False

192. Which of the following is NOT an offence under section 2 of the Trespass To Property Act

A enters on premises when entry is prohibited

B engages in an activity on premises when the activity is prohibited

C does not leave the premises within 10 minutes after he or she is directed to do so by the occupier of
the premises or a person authorized by the occupier.

193. Which of the following would NOT be an example of "Use of Force" during an arrest

A Placing a suspect in a choke hold

B Slapping a non-compliant suspect in the head to get his attention

C Pushing a suspect because he is not moving fast enough

D None of the above

194. A police officer, or the occupier of a premises, or a person authorized by the occupier may arrest
without warrant any person he or she believes on reasonable and probable grounds to be on the
premises in contravention of section 2 of the Trespass To Property Act

A True

B False

195. What is the best definition of "admissible evidence"?

A Relevant evidence to a proceeding that has not been excluded by a judge

B Evidence that the defense wishes to have tossed

C Best evidence rule

D None of the above

196. A manual fire alarm can be activated by

A Using a "Pull Station"

B Calling 911

C A large amount of smoke

D Breaking the glass of a fire extinguisher casing

197. There are the only 3 provinces with laws recognized as substantially similar to PIPEDA

A British Columbia

B Alberta

C Saskatchewan

D Manitoba

E Ontario

F Quebec

G PEI

198. PIPEDA applies to

A all organizations engaged in commercial activities, unless exempt by the Federal Government

B Only the collection of medical information

C Information only collected on line with electronic signature

D Companies with Privacy Policies only

199. A witness who is giving testimony is giving what type of evidence

A Direct

B Trace

C Similar fact

D Circumstantial

200. Section 2 of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms deals with Detention or Imprisonment of an
individual

A True
B False

201. Evidence given about an accused's history of similar bad acts is called

A Best Evidence Rule

B Similar fact evidence

C Bad luck defense

D Character evidence

202. When using a fire extinguisher you should always aim the nozzle

A At the flames directly

B At the flames indirectly

C At the top of the flames

D At the base of the flames

203. The Trespass To Property Act is

A Federal

B Municipal

C Provincial

D None of the above

204. FIPPA Freedom Of Information And Protection Of Privacy is

A Federal

B Provincial

C Municipal

D International

205. A class "B" fire involves

A Vegetable oils or fats

B Ordinary combustible materials

C Electrical equipment

D Flammable liquids

206. Opinion evidence is given by court certified expert witnesses

A True

B False

207. A person is not trespassing under the Trespass to Property Act if the owner or occupier cannot give
a valid reason why they should leave

A True

D False

208. WHMIS Class "C" Includes

A Compressible Gas

B Flammable and Combustible Liquids

C Oxidizing Material

D Poisonous and Infectious Material

209. Without legal process can a landlord seize or hold a tenant's personal items when

the tenant fails to pay rent

A Yes

B No

210. Section 8 of the Charter Of Rights And Freedoms deals with

A Detention

B Search or seizure

C Arrest

D Freedom of the press

211. Class" B" Fires Involve

A Combustible Metals

B Ordinary Combustibles

C Flammable Liquids

D Compressible Gas

212. What is Documentary evidence

A Phone records

B any document which is presented and allowed as evidence

C An NSF cheque

D All of the above

214. Under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms upon making a lawful arrest there is requirement to
advise a person why he/she is under arrest as long as they speak English.

A True

B False

215. What is the minimum age to be licensed in Ontario as a Security guard?

A 16

B 18

C 19

D 21

216. Section 10 (a) of the Charter Of Rights and Freedoms (arrest or detention) relates to:

A A person needs to be advised of their right to council

B A person has the right to be informed promptly of the reasons for the arrest or detention

C Search or Seizure

D Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security

217. WHMIS Class "E" Includes

A Corrosive Material

B Oxidizing Material

C Compressible Gas

D Poisonous and Infectious Material

218. MSDS stands for Material Safety Data Sheets

A True

B False

219. The six core steps to containing evidence are:

A Collect, Secure, Preserve, Identify, Ensure Continuity, Log

B Collect, Secure, Preserve, Store, Ensure Continuity, Log

C Collect, Secure, Preserve, Identify, Ensure Continuity, Court

D Collect, Package, Preserve, Identify, Ensure Continuity, Log

220. Once you receive your Security License you will be allowed to carry both handcuffs and a baton

A True

B False

221. The Criminal Code is

A Municipal Law

B Provincial Law

C Federal Law

D All of the above

222. MULTI-ANSWER - Which of the following situations would a silent alarm be used

A Bank robbery in progress

B Personal medical alarm

C Fire in an apartment

D Intrusion alarm

223. Real evidence is:

A Physical evidence

B a baseball bat

C a gun

D All of the above

224. WHMIS Class "D" Includes

A Compressible Gas

B Flammable and Combustible Liquids

C Oxidizing Material

D Poisonous and Infectious Material

225. If a citizen or property owner suspects someone of a crime he can detain the person

for only as long as it takes to gain evidence

A True

B False

226. As a Security guard which of the following would NOT be covered under the sites

Emergency Measures plan?

A Dealing with a bomb threat

B Fire procedures

C Earthquake evacuation procedures

D Night time door closing procedures

227. MULTI-ANSWER - The "Fire Triangle" identifies the three components of any fire. Which of the
following makes up the fire triangle?
A Fuel

B Energy

C Oxidizer

D Gas

E water

228. "Anyone" can make an arrest if they find someone committing a CRIMINAL OFFENCE

A True

B False

229. WHMIS Class "B" Includes:

A Compressible Gas

B Flammable and Combustible Liquids

C Oxidizing Material

D Poisonous and Infectious Material

230. Employers who are aware that domestic violence may occur in the workplace must take every
precaution reasonable in the circumstances to protect a worker at risk of physical injury.

A True

B False

231. Everyone who is authorized by law to use force is criminally responsible for any excess thereof.
What section of the Criminal Code deals with "Excess of Force"

A Section 25 ccc

B Section 26 ccc

C Section 41 ccc

D None of the above

232. As a Security guard if you are rude to members of the public you are in violation of:
A PSISA Code Of Conduct

B Police Act

C Human Rights Code

D Criminal Code

233. Under Occupational Health and Safety workers now have the right to refuse work if they have a
reason to believe they are in danger from workplace violence.

A True

B False

234. Section 494 (1) of the Criminal Code deals with:

A Citizen arrest authority

B Trespass on private property

C Regulates conduct of a security guard

D None of the above

235.

What does this symbol represent?

A Dangerously Reactive Material

B Corrosive Material

C Materials Causing Other Toxic Effects

D Bio hazardous Infectious Material

236. Fingerprints, hair, cosmetics, plant fibers, blood, mineral fibers are considered. What type of
evidence in a criminal case?
A Conscripted evidence

B Trace evidence

C Hearsay evidence

D None of the above

237. Under section 9 of the Trespass To Property Act, a Security guard may remove an individual from
the property if the person is trespassing.

A True

B False

238. A security guard is a person who performs work, for remuneration, that consists primarily of
guarding or patrolling for the purpose of protecting persons or properly.

A True

B False

239. A Summary Offence under the Criminal Code is considered a less serious criminal offence.

A True

B False

240. A Class "B" fire extinguisher is

A Water based

B Chemical Foam

C CO2, Inert gas

D None of the following

241. Class "C" Fires Involve

A Flammable Liquids

B Poisonous and Infectious Material

C Ordinary Combustibles
D Electronic Equipment

242. Upon a person's arrest or detention section 10 (b) of the Charter requires a person

A To be informed of the right to retain and instruct council without delay

B to be tried within a reasonable time

C not to be denied reasonable bail

D None of the above

243. Under the Trespass To Property Act an "Occupier" includes

A A person who is in physical possession of premises

B A person who has responsibility for and control over the condition of premises or the activities there
carried on

C A person who has control over persons allowed to enter the premises

D All of the above

244. Under section 5 (1) of the Trespass To Property Act which of the following would

NOT be a method of giving notice

A Posted sign

B In writing

C Verbally

D Markers

E None of the above

245. Under section 7 of the Trespass To Property Act specifies two colors of markings for

the purpose of giving notice. They are:

A Red and Orange

B Blue and Red

C Red and Yellow

D Yellow and Pink

246. A landlord can enter a tenant's unit with 24 hours' notice however the landlord is limited to specific
times of entry

A 7 am - 10 am

B 8 am - 6 pm

C 7 am - 9 pm

D 8 am - 8 pm

247. A complaint against a security guard can be reported by:

A Your supervisor

B The client

C People who go on your property

D Anyone

248. Which of the following is not a fundamental freedom as stated Under Section 2 of the Charter?

A freedom of conscience and religion

B freedom of thought

C freedom of association

D freedom to travel

249. The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms came into force on April 17 what year?

A 1967

B 1979

C 1982

D 1957

250. A Class "C" fire extinguisher is

A Water based

B Chemical Foam
C Co2, Inert gas, Dry chemical

D None of the above

251. WHMIS Class "A" Includes

A Compressible Gas

B Flammable and Combustible Liquids

C Oxidizing Material

D Poisonous and Infectious Material

252. A person is standing outside of a variety store when the door opens and a man is being chased by
what appears to be the owner of the store. He yells to the man "Stop Thief". The man continues to run.
Could the bystander assist the owner in making an arrest.

A Yes

B No

253. Under the Criminal Code Of Canada, when a fire is deliberately set, what is the name of the offence
called:

A Theft

B Mischief

C Arson

D Criminal Negligence

254. The Occupational Health and Safety Act is Federal law.

A True

B False

255. A Class "A" fire extinguisher is

A Water based

B Chemical foam

C Co2, Inert gas

D None of the above

256. Who enforces PIPEDA

A The Office Of The Privacy Commissioner Of Canada

B The OPP

C Toronto Metro Police

D The Privacy Agency Of Canada

257. Who determines what evidence will or will not be admitted in court

A Judge

B Prosecutor

C Defense Council

D The accused

258. What section of the Charter Of Rights and freedoms deals with Search or Seizure

A Section 3

B Section 10

C Section 8

D Section 2

259. A Security guard’s duties can include the collection of unpaid accounts for clients

A True

B False

260. Under 494(2) of the Criminal Code Of Canada Anyone who is (a) the owner or a person in lawful
possession of property, or (b) a person authorized by the owner or by a person in lawful possession of
property, may arrest without warrant a person whom he finds committing a criminal offence on or in
relation to that property. What is a "Criminal Offence" as referred to in this section?

A An indictable offence

B A summary conviction offence

C A hybrid offence

D All of the above

261. When using a fire extinguisher, a simple way is to learn the P.A.S.S. system. P.AS.S. stands for:

A Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep

B Pull, Arm, Squeeze, Sweep

C Pull, Alarm, Squeeze, Sweep

D None of the above

262. Demonstrative Evidence include photos, X-rays, videotapes, movies, sound recordings, diagrams,
forensic animation, maps, drawings, graphs, animation simulations, and models

A True

B False

263. MULTI-ANSWER - A landlord may, by notice, terminate a tenancy in good faith if

A The landlord wishes to live in the unit

B A landlord's spouse, child or parent wishes to live in the unit

C The landlord believes the tenant has a meth lab in his basement

D The tenant continually gets arrested by the police and the value of the property becomes lower

264. The main purpose of the Occupational Health and Safety Act is:

A Protect workers

B Establish procedures for identifying and dealing with workplace hazards

C Enforcement for non-compliance

D All of the above