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NYPD Memorization Skills Flashcards

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  1. An officer reads the following sequence of apartment numbers during a canvass: 4B, 7A, 2C, 9D, 1F. Which apartment was listed FOURTH?

    Answer: 9D

    The fourth apartment in the sequence 4B, 7A, 2C, 9D, 1F is 9D.

  2. A suspect description states: female, 5'5", 135 lbs, black hair pulled back, wearing a green jacket and gray pants. What color was the suspect's jacket?

    Answer: Green

    The description states the suspect was wearing a green jacket.

  3. A detective is briefed that a robbery occurred at 14:45 hours, police arrived at 15:10 hours, and the suspect was apprehended at 15:38 hours. How many minutes passed between the robbery and police arrival?

    Answer: 25 minutes

    From 14:45 to 15:10 is exactly 25 minutes.

  4. A photograph shown during training depicts a street corner with a red fire hydrant, a blue mailbox, a yellow sign, and a parked white sedan. What color was the mailbox?

    Answer: Blue

    The mailbox in the photograph was blue.

  5. An officer memorizes a list of five outstanding warrants by last name: Torres, Kim, Albrecht, Nguyen, Patel. Which name appears THIRD on the list?

    Answer: Albrecht

    Albrecht is the third name in the sequence Torres, Kim, Albrecht, Nguyen, Patel.

  6. A vehicle description reads: 2019 Honda Civic, dark blue, four-door, with a cracked rear windshield and a missing front bumper. What was damaged on the REAR of the vehicle?

    Answer: Rear windshield

    The rear of the vehicle had a cracked windshield.

  7. During a training exercise, officers view a scene for 60 seconds depicting seven people. Three were seated, two were standing near a window, and two were near the exit. How many people were standing near the window?

    Answer: Two

    Two people were standing near the window according to the scene description.

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