Corrections (SJT) Free Quiz

The following four sentences are out of order.
Arrange them to form a clear, coherent paragraph.

Sentences:

1. This consistency helped strengthen trust and improved collaboration across the organization.

2. The department adopted a standardized reporting format to improve internal communication.

3. By using the same structure and terminology, employees were able to interpret information more efficiently.

4. Over time, the improved clarity reduced errors and supported better decision-making.

Which option shows the BEST order?

A. 3 → 2 → 4 → 1
B. 2 → 3 → 4 → 1
C. 2 → 1 → 3 → 4
D. 3 → 4 → 2 → 1

You’re working on an urgent task when two additional requests arrive with the same deadline.

• a) Choose the most critical task and complete it first.

• b) Attempt to juggle all three tasks at the same time.

• c) Immediately ask your supervisor to prioritize for you.

• d) Pass one task to a teammate so you don’t fall behind.

Which duty is a core responsibility of a CX-01?

A. Drafting legislation
B. Conducting inmate counts and patrols
C. Approving parole applications
D. Sentencing offenders

A member of the public loudly complains that you’re not doing your job properly.

• a) Respond calmly and continue to assist them respectfully.

• b) Defend yourself and explain why they are wrong.

• c) Walk away to avoid further conflict.

• d) Call a supervisor to handle the situation.

Detectives were assigned to ______ the suspect’s residence after receiving credible intelligence about an impending offence.

A. survail

B. survale

C. surveil

D. servail

Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of CSC?

A. Supervising offenders on conditional release
B. Managing federal institutions
C. Determining guilt or innocence
D. Preparing offenders for parole consideration

Which sentence is grammatically correct?
a) Walking down the corridor, the fire alarm startled me.
b) While walking down the corridor, the fire alarm startled me.
c) Walking down the corridor, I was startled by the fire alarm.
d) Walking down the corridor; I was startled by the fire alarm.

While conducting routine rounds, you notice an offender who appears unusually pale and short of breath. The offender says they are “probably fine” and does not want medical attention. There is no immediate emergency, but something feels off.

What is the MOST appropriate action?

A. Respect the offender’s wishes and continue with your rounds.
B. Document the interaction and wait to see if the condition worsens.
C. Notify health services or a supervisor and continue monitoring the offender closely.
D. Order the offender to lie down and stop all movement.

During an escort, an offender becomes verbally agitated but continues to follow directions. The surrounding area remains secure.

What is the MOST appropriate action?
A. Terminate the escort and return the offender to their unit
B. Continue the escort using calm communication and heightened awareness
C. Ignore the behaviour and complete the escort as quickly as possible
D. Call for an emergency response immediately

Choose the best revision.
Because the policy is new, we must [notify staff, and also we must also provide] training.
a) notify staff and also provide trainings
b) notify staff, and also we must provide
c) notify staff and provide
d) be notifying staff, and also providing