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So You Think You Can be a Cadet?
So You Think You Can be a Cadet?
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What does a good cadet do when faced with a challenge?
Wait for someone else
Panic
Stay calm, think clearly, and responsibly
Argue
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What is the main goal of the Southport Department Cadet Program?
To prepare students for military enlistment
To join the Police Academy directly
To develop leadership, discipline, and public service skills
To improve school grades
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What's the biggest reason YOU would join the Cadet Program?
Serve My Community
Meet New People
Prepare For a Career
Build Leadership
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How can participating in the Cadet Program help your future career?
It offers free vacation
It replaces the Police Academy
It provides experience and skills for a law enforcement career
It guarantees a job as an officer
5
Your team is late to a community event. What should you do?
Contact a supervisor and explain
Blame another cadet
Pretend nothing happened
Skip the event
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What uniform item symbolizes respect and discipline?
Walkie-Talkie
Boots
Hat
The badge
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Which of these is NOT a skill taught in the program?
Algebra equations
CPR basics
Team communication
Traffic control
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What would your cadet nickname be?
The Leader
Fast Feet
Silent Shadow
Captain Calm
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A Cadet sees someone fall and get hurt. What's their first priority?
Ensure the scene is safe, then get help
Move the person immediately
Call a friend
Record it for training
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How old do you need to be to join the cadet program?
12
18
14
16
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What kind of activities do Cadets typically participate in?
Video games and movie nights
Only paperwork
Ride alongs, training sessions, and community events
Sports competition only
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What does "situational awareness" mean?
Memorizing safety codes
Staying close to your supervisor
Always having a walkie- talkie
Being aware of what's happening and responding appropriately
