CJBAT Spatial Awareness Questions & Answers 2

Question 1

An officer at the northeast corner of an intersection sees a suspect flee west for 3 blocks, then turn south. Where is the suspect relative to the officer?

Accepted Answer

3 blocks west (just turned south, no southward distance yet)

Answer

3 blocks west and 1 block south

Answer

3 blocks northwest

Answer

3 blocks east and 1 block south

Question 2

A patrol area is 8 blocks east-west and 5 blocks north-south. An officer at the southwest corner needs to reach the northeast corner. Which route is shortest?

Accepted Answer

All cover the same distance

Answer

8 east then 5 north

Answer

5 north then 8 east

Answer

4 east, 5 north, 4 east

Question 3

A suspect enters a stairwell on the 3rd floor, goes up 2 floors, crosses to the east wing, goes down 3 floors, then exits. What floor?

Accepted Answer

2nd floor

Answer

3rd floor

Answer

5th floor

Answer

Ground floor

Question 4

Evidence markers at (3,7), (8,7), (8,2), and (3,2) measured from a room's southwest corner. What shape do they form?

Accepted Answer

A 5x5 rectangle

Answer

A triangle

Answer

A 5x3 rectangle

Answer

An irregular quadrilateral

Question 5

A gas station is 2 blocks north and 3 east of a motorist. City Hall is 4 south and 6 east of the motorist. How far is City Hall from the gas station?

Accepted Answer

6 blocks south and 3 blocks east

Answer

2 south and 3 east

Answer

6 south and 9 east

Answer

4 south and 6 east

Question 6

An officer enters from the south, walks north 40 feet, turns east 20 feet, turns south 15 feet, then east 10 feet. How far from the entrance?

Accepted Answer

25 north, 30 east

Answer

40 north, 30 east

Answer

25 north, 10 east

Answer

15 north, 30 east

An officer at the northeast corner of an intersection sees a suspect flee west for 3 blocks, then turn south.Where is the suspect relative to the officer?

An officer at the northeast corner of an intersection sees a suspect flee west for 3 blocks, then turn south.
Where is the suspect relative to the officer?