Which term describes a nonsworn law enforcement position for young adults over 18?

• A. police academy
• B. police cadet
• C. recruitment process
• D. selection process

Answer: (B)

This item is about identifying a non-sworn policing role for someone over 18. A police cadet is the best fit because cadets are non-sworn positions—they don’t have police authority yet and typically work with the department to learn, assist with supportive tasks, and gain exposure to law enforcement, often with the goal of pursuing academy training later. The other terms describe processes or training rather than a job title: the police academy is where sworn officers are trained, and recruitment or selection processes refer to how candidates are identified and chosen, not a role within the department.