Reading Comprehension Flashcards
“A standard comprises characteristics attached to an aspect of a process or product by which it can be evaluated. Standardization is the development and adopting of standards. When they are formulated, standards are not usually the product of a single person, but represent the thoughts and ideas of a group, leavened with the knowledge and information which are currently available.
Standards which do not meet certain basic requirements become a hindrance rather than an aid to progress. Standards must not only be correct, accurate, and precise in requiring no more and no less than what is needed for satisfactory results, but they must also be workable in the sense that their usefulness is not nullified by external conditions. Standards should also be acceptable to the people who use them. If they are not acceptable, they cannot be considered to be satisfactory, although they may possess all the other essential characteristics.”
According to the above paragraph, a processing standard that requires the use of materials that cannot be procured, is most likely to be
A: incomplete.
B: inaccurate.
C: unworkable.
D: unacceptable.
C: unworkable.
“A standard comprises characteristics attached to an aspect of a process or product by which it can be evaluated. Standardization is the development and adopting of standards. When they are formulated, standards are not usually the product of a single person, but represent the thoughts and ideas of a group, leavened with the knowledge and information which are currently available. Standards which do not meet certain basic requirements become a hindrance ratherthan an aid to progress. Standards must not only be correct, accurate, and precise in requiring no more and no less than what is needed for satisfactory results, but they must also be workable in the sense that their usefulness is not nullified by external conditions. Standards should also be acceptable to the people who use them. If they are not acceptable, they cannot be considered to be satisfactory, although they may possess all the other essential characteristics.”
According to the above paragraph, the construction of standards to which the performance of job duties should conform is most often
A: the work of the people responsible for seeing that the duties are properly performed.
B: accomplished by the person who is best informed about the functions involved.
C: the responsibility of the people who are to apply them.
D: attributable to the efforts of various informed persons.
D: attributable to the efforts of various informed persons.
“The sentiment of the community is not always favorable to procedures designed to accomplish the police purpose. Unfavorable public attitudes may make the immediate adoption of a superior procedure impractical. A necessary part of the task of achieving police objectives is the development of public attitudes favorable to their attainment. The police, therefore, must be organized to inform the public regarding the significance and consequences of failures in law enforcement and compliance and also regarding police requirements and the results of failure to meet them. The police cannot progress ahead of public sentiment since there must be general acceptance by the people of controls that are applied by the police in order to completely accomplish the basic police objectives. The development of favorable public sentiment is a relatively long-range project, whereas organization requirements are immediate. The organizational structure, therefore, must be designed to conform somewhat to public attitudes. As public sentiment changes, modification of the structure may be desirable.”
According to the above paragraph, modifications of the police organizational structure should
A: be considered in instances where public sentiment has also changed.
B: be designed to anticipate major changes in public attitudes.
C: be regarded as a relatively long-range project.
D: follow closely any changes in public sentiment.
A: be considered in instances where public sentiment has also changed.
“The sentiment of the community is not always favorable to procedures designed to accomplish the police purpose. Unfavorable public attitudes may make the immediate adoption of a superior procedure impractical. A necessary part of the task of achieving police objectives is the development of public attitudes favorable to their attainment. The police, therefore, must be organized to inform the public regarding the significance and consequences of failures in law enforcement and compliance and also regarding police requirements and the results of failure to meet them. The police cannot progress ahead of public sentiment since there must be general acceptance by the people of controls that are applied by the police in order to completely accomplish the basic police objectives. The development of favorable public sentiment is a relatively long-range project, whereas organization requirements are immediate. The organizational structure, therefore, must be designed to conform somewhat to public attitudes. As public sentiment changes, modification of the structure may be desirable.”
According to the above paragraph, the development of favorable public attitudes towards the police is important because
A: failures in law enforcement activity are thereby more likely to be quickly corrected.
B: the accomplishment of primary police purposes is largely dependent on such favorable attitudes.
C: the improvement of the conditions of work of the police are ultimately determined by the public.
D: no one will comply with police regulations without a favorable public attitude.
B: the accomplishment of primary police purposes is largely dependent on such favorable attitudes.
“The sentiment of the community is not always favorable to procedures designed to accomplish the police purpose. Unfavorable public attitudes may make the immediate adoption of a superior procedure impractical. A necessary part of the task of achieving police objectives is the development of public attitudes favorable to their attainment. The police, therefore, must be organized to inform the public regarding the significance and consequences of failures in law enforcement and compliance and also regarding police requirements and the results of failure to meet them. The police cannot progress ahead of public sentiment since there must be general acceptance by the people of controls that are applied by the police in order to completely accomplish the basic police objectives. The development of favorable public sentiment is a relatively long-range project, whereas organization requirements are immediate. The organizational structure, therefore, must be designed to conform somewhat to public attitudes. As public sentiment changes, modification of the structure may be desirable.”
According to the above paragraph, it would be most advisable that a decision to adopt a new police procedure
A: be determined mainly by its crime deterring effect on the community.
B: not be made if any community objection has been expressed towards the procedure.
C: be made only after favorable public attitudes have been developed in all community groups.
D: be partly based on a consideration of its community acceptance.
D: be partly based on a consideration of its community acceptance.
“Under the Vehicular Responsibility Law of a certain state, an insurance carrier who has previously furnished the Division of Roads and Vehicles with evidence of a vehicle registrant’s financial responsibility (Form VR-1, VR-1A, VR-2, VR-2B or VR-11) must, in case of termination of insurance, first notify the insured registrant at least 10 days in advance if the termination is due to failure to pay the insurance premium and at least 20 days if the termination is due to any other reason. The insurance carrier must then notify the Division not later than 30 days following the effective date of actual termination of insurance coverage. The only acceptable proof of such termination is Form VR-4.
“Upon receipt of Form VR-4 by the Division, a search will be made for any
superseding coverage or a record of voluntary surrender of plates and registration certificate on or prior to the effective date of termination. If such a record is found, no further action is taken by the Division. If the Division finds no record of acceptable superseding coverage or timely surrender of plates and
registration, Form letter VR-7T is sent to the registrant with a photostatic copy of Form VR-4, providing him with an opportunity to invalidate the proceeding to cancel his registration by submitting additional evidence, which may take the form of proof of continuous financial responsibility, timely sale of the vehicle, or evidence of voluntary surrender of plates and registration certificate. Only after the registrant has failed to comply by one of the above three methods is an order to cancel the registration (Form VR-8) issued.
“Upon the issuance of a cancellation order, a copy of the order is mailed to the registrant directing him to immediately surrender his plates and registration certificate to a specified area office of the Division. At the same time, two copies of the cancellation order are sent to the area office, where they are held for 15 days. If the registrant complies with the order, he is issued a notice of compliance (Form VR-3). If he fails to comply within the 15 days, two more copies of the order are mailed to the Highway Patrol for enforcement of the cancellation order. No further action is taken for a period of 30 days. If no record of enforcement is received another copy of the cancellation order is sent to the
Police Department as a follow up.”
When the Division of Roads and Vehicles receives applicable evidence that the insurance coverage on a particular registrant has been terminated, it is required first to
A: cancel the registration if the insurance was terminated because offailure to pay the insurance premium.
B: notify the registrant to voluntarily surrender his plates and registration certificate on or prior to a certain date.
C: determine whether the registrant has obtained other insurance for that vehicle.
D: send the registrant Form letter VR-7T stating that he must submit evidence to prevent cancellation of his registration.
C: determine whether the registrant has obtained other insurance for that vehicle.
“Under the Vehicular Responsibility Law of a certain state, an insurance carrier who has previously furnished the Division of Roads and Vehicles with evidence of a vehicle registrant’s financial responsibility (Form VR-1, VR-1A, VR-2, VR-2B or VR-11) must, in case of termination of insurance, first notify the insured registrant at least 10 days in advance if the termination is due to failure to pay the insurance premium and at least 20 days if the termination is due to any other reason. The insurance carrier must then notify the Division not later than 30 days following the effective date of actual termination of insurance coverage. The only acceptable proof of such termination is Form VR-4.
“Upon receipt of Form VR-4 by the Division, a search will be made for any
superseding coverage or a record of voluntary surrender of plates and registration certificate on or prior to the effective date of termination. If such a record is found, no further action is taken by the Division. If the Division finds no record of acceptable superseding coverage or timely surrender of plates and
registration, Form letter VR-7T is sent to the registrant with a photostatic copy of Form VR-4, providing him with an opportunity to invalidate the proceeding to cancel his registration by submitting additional evidence, which may take the form of proof of continuous financial responsibility, timely sale of the vehicle, or evidence of voluntary surrender of plates and registration certificate. Only after the registrant has failed to comply by one of the above three methods is an order to cancel the registration (Form VR-8) issued.
“Upon the issuance of a cancellation order, a copy of the order is mailed to the registrant directing him to immediately surrender his plates and registration certificate to a specified area office of the Division. At the same time, two copies of the cancellation order are sent to the area office, where they are held for 15 days. If the registrant complies with the order, he is issued a notice of compliance (Form VR-3). If he fails to comply within the 15 days, two more copies of the order are mailed to the Highway Patrol for enforcement of the cancellation order. No further action is taken for a period of 30 days. If no record of enforcement is received another copy of the cancellation order is sent to the
Police Department as a follow up.”
In order to comply with the above procedure, the minimum number of copies of the cancellation order that must be prepared, including one to be kept in the central Division of Roads and Vehicles file, is
A: 3 B: 4 C: 5 D: 6 E: 7
B: 4
“Under the Vehicular Responsibility Law of a certain state, an insurance carrier who has previously furnished the Division of Roads and Vehicles with evidence of a vehicle registrant’s financial responsibility (Form VR-1, VR-1A, VR-2, VR-2B or VR-11) must, in case of termination of insurance, first notify the insured registrant at least 10 days in advance if the termination is due to failure to pay the insurance premium and at least 20 days if the termination is due to any other reason. The insurance carrier must then notify the Division not later than 30 days following the effective date of actual termination of insurance coverage. The only acceptable proof of such termination is Form VR-4.
“Upon receipt of Form VR-4 by the Division, a search will be made for any
superseding coverage or a record of voluntary surrender of plates and registration certificate on or prior to the effective date of termination. If such a record is found, no further action is taken by the Division. If the Division finds no record of acceptable superseding coverage or timely surrender of plates and
registration, Form letter VR-7T is sent to the registrant with a photostatic copy of Form VR-4, providing him with an opportunity to invalidate the proceeding to cancel his registration by submitting additional evidence, which may take the form of proof of continuous financial responsibility, timely sale of the vehicle, or evidence of voluntary surrender of plates and registration certificate. Only after the registrant has failed to comply by one of the above three methods is an order to cancel the registration (Form VR-8) issued.
“Upon the issuance of a cancellation order, a copy of the order is mailed to the registrant directing him to immediately surrender his plates and registration certificate to a specified area office of the Division. At the same time, two copies of the cancellation order are sent to the area office, where they are held for 15 days. If the registrant complies with the order, he is issued a notice of compliance (Form VR-3). If he fails to comply within the 15 days, two more copies of the order are mailed to the Highway Patrol for enforcement of the cancellation order. No further action is taken for a period of 30 days. If no record of enforcement is received another copy of the cancellation order is sent to the
Police Department as a follow up.”
The one of the following which is required before steps are instituted to terminate a particular registration is for
A: the insurance carrier to notify the Division of Roads and Vehicles in writing (VR-11) that the insured registrant’s premium payment is 30days overdue.
B: the registrant to notify the Division of Roads and Vehicles that he either intends to sell or has sold his vehicle.
C: Form VR-8 to be sent to the insured registrant by the Division of Roads and Vehicles.
D: Form VR-4 to be sent by the insurance carrier to the Division of Roads and Vehicles.
D: Form VR-4 to be sent by the insurance carrier to the Division of Roads and Vehicles.
“Under the Vehicular Responsibility Law of a certain state, an insurance carrier who has previously furnished the Division of Roads and Vehicles with evidence of a vehicle registrant’s financial responsibility (Form VR-1, VR-1A, VR-2, VR-2B or VR-11) must, in case of termination of insurance, first notify the insured registrant at least 10 days in advance if the termination is due to failure to pay the insurance premium and at least 20 days if the termination is due to any other reason. The insurance carrier must then notify the Division not later than 30 days following the effective date of actual termination of insurance coverage. The only acceptable proof of such termination is Form VR-4.
“Upon receipt of Form VR-4 by the Division, a search will be made for any
superseding coverage or a record of voluntary surrender of plates and registration certificate on or prior to the effective date of termination. If such a record is found, no further action is taken by the Division. If the Division finds no record of acceptable superseding coverage or timely surrender of plates and
registration, Form letter VR-7T is sent to the registrant with a photostatic copy of Form VR-4, providing him with an opportunity to invalidate the proceeding to cancel his registration by submitting additional evidence, which may take the form of proof of continuous financial responsibility, timely sale of the vehicle, or evidence of voluntary surrender of plates and registration certificate. Only after the registrant has failed to comply by one of the above three methods is an order to cancel the registration (Form VR-8) issued.
“Upon the issuance of a cancellation order, a copy of the order is mailed to the registrant directing him to immediately surrender his plates and registration certificate to a specified area office of the Division. At the same time, two copies of the cancellation order are sent to the area office, where they are held for 15 days. If the registrant complies with the order, he is issued a notice of compliance (Form VR-3). If he fails to comply within the 15 days, two more copies of the order are mailed to the Highway Patrol for enforcement of the cancellation order. No further action is taken for a period of 30 days. If no record of enforcement is received another copy of the cancellation order is sent to the Police Department as a follow up.”
The maximum amount of time a vehicle registrant is allowed in which to comply with a cancellation order before the police are asked to enforce the order is
A: 30 days. B: 35 days. C: 40 days. D: 45 days. E: 60 days.
D: 45 days.
“Under the Vehicular Responsibility Law of a certain state, an insurance carrier who has previously furnished the Division of Roads and Vehicles with evidence of a vehicle registrant’s financial responsibility (Form VR-1, VR-1A, VR-2, VR-2B or VR-11) must, in case of termination of insurance, first notify the insured registrant at least 10 days in advance if the termination is due to failure to pay the insurance premium and at least 20 days if the termination is due to any other reason. The insurance carrier must then notify the Division not later than 30 days following the effective date of actual termination of insurance coverage. The only acceptable proof of such termination is Form VR-4.
“Upon receipt of Form VR-4 by the Division, a search will be made for any
superseding coverage or a record of voluntary surrender of plates and registration certificate on or prior to the effective date of termination. If such a record is found, no further action is taken by the Division. If the Division finds no record of acceptable superseding coverage or timely surrender of plates and
registration, Form letter VR-7T is sent to the registrant with a photostatic copy of Form VR-4, providing him with an opportunity to invalidate the proceeding to cancel his registration by submitting additional evidence, which may take the form of proof of continuous financial responsibility, timely sale of the vehicle, or evidence of voluntary surrender of plates and registration certificate. Only after the registrant has failed to comply by one of the above three methods is an order to cancel the registration (Form VR-8) issued.
“Upon the issuance of a cancellation order, a copy of the order is mailed to the registrant directing him to immediately surrender his plates and registration certificate to a specified area office of the Division. At the same time, two copies of the cancellation order are sent to the area office, where they are held for 15 days. If the registrant complies with the order, he is issued a notice of compliance (Form VR-3). If he fails to comply within the 15 days, two more copies of the order are mailed to the Highway Patrol for enforcement of the cancellation order. No further action is taken for a period of 30 days. If no record of enforcement is received another copy of the cancellation order is sent to the
Police Department as a follow up.”
It would be most accurate to state with regard to the issuance of a certificate of compliance that the
A: Division of Roads and Vehicles issues one to the registrant after he has submitted the additional evidence in response to Form VR-7T.
B: Division of Roads and Vehicles may issue one to the registrant at anytime after he has been mailed a copy of the cancellation order and before the Highway Patrol is notified.
C: Highway Patrol may issue one to the registrant if he surrenders his plates and registration to them during the 30 days following their receipt of the request for enforcement.
D: Highway Patrol may issue one to the registrant at any time before the Police Department is notified.
B: Division of Roads and Vehicles may issue one to the registrant at anytime after he has been mailed a copy of the cancellation order and before the Highway Patrol is notified.
Assume that two of your subordinates, P.O. Burke and P.O. Mullins, have investigated a report of an arson at a local house of worship. Your subordinates are expected to prepare a written report to you, based on the notes taken by P.O. Mullins.
REPORT BY P.O. MULLINS
- Reverend Palmer reported that someone set a fire in his church.
- I looked through the church with Reverend Palmer and my partner after the fire had been extinguished; found no fire accelerant.
- Reverend Palmer said that a threatening call, made by someone who sounded like a young female, preceded the fire.
- Reverend Palmer reported that the caller said, “Within an hour your church will be burned to the ground.” Caller then hung up.
- Reverend Palmer said that two young girls had entered the Parish House a couple of hours before the call. One of them wanted assistance with a pregnancy but became irritable when asked if her parents knew.
- When the girls became abusive and profane, Reverend Palmer asked them to leave.
- Reverend Palmer recognized one of the girls as Tondelayo Schwarzkopf, 19 East Meadow Lane.
- My partner and I went to that location.
- We spoke with John Schwarzkopf, his daughter Tondelayo, and her friend Maggie Sweeney.
- The girls confirmed Reverend Palmer’s story but denied calling the church or setting the fire.
In the following questions (#11 through #15) select as your answer the choice which most clearly and accurately reflects the information from the notes. Grammar and style are only important if they affect clarity and accuracy.
A: Burke, Mullins, and I searched the church but found no evidence of arson.
B: Because we searched the church, Reverend Palmer, Burke, and I found no incendiary accelerant.
C: Reverend Palmer, Burke, and I searched the church but found no evidence of an incendiary accelerant.
D: Reverend Palmer, Burke, and I searched the store and there was no incendiary accelerant.
C: Reverend Palmer, Burke, and I searched the church but found no evidence of an incendiary accelerant.
Assume that two of your subordinates, P.O. Burke and P.O. Mullins, have investigated a report of an arson at a local house of worship. Your subordinates are expected to prepare a written report to you, based on the notes taken by P.O. Mullins.
REPORT BY P.O. MULLINS
- Reverend Palmer reported that someone set a fire in his church.
- I looked through the church with Reverend Palmer and my partner after the fire had been extinguished; found no fire accelerant.
- Reverend Palmer said that a threatening call, made by someone who sounded like a young female, preceded the fire.
- Reverend Palmer reported that the caller said, “Within an hour your church will be burned to the ground.” Caller then hung up.
- Reverend Palmer said that two young girls had entered the Parish House a couple of hours before the call. One of them wanted assistance with a pregnancy but became irritable when asked if her parents knew.
- When the girls became abusive and profane, Reverend Palmer asked them to leave.
- Reverend Palmer recognized one of the girls as Tondelayo Schwarzkopf, 19 East Meadow Lane.
- My partner and I went to that location.
- We spoke with John Schwarzkopf, his daughter Tondelayo, and her friend Maggie Sweeney.
- The girls confirmed Reverend Palmer’s story but denied calling the church or setting the fire.
In the following questions (#11 through #15) select as your answer the choice which most clearly and accurately reflects the information from the notes. Grammar and style are only important if they affect clarity and accuracy.
A: Reverend Palmer reported that a young female caller said, “Within an hour your church will be burned to the ground.”
B: According to Reverend Palmer, the caller sounded like a young femaleand said, “Within an hour your church will be burned to the ground.”
C: Reverend Palmer reported that he thought a young female called in the arson threat.
D: The caller, who Reverend Palmer said sounded like a young female, said,
E: “Within an hour your church will be burned to the ground.”
B: According to Reverend Palmer, the caller sounded like a young femaleand said, “Within an hour your church will be burned to the ground.”
Assume that two of your subordinates, P.O. Burke and P.O. Mullins, have investigated a report of an arson at a local house of worship. Your subordinates are expected to prepare a written report to you, based on the notes taken by P.O. Mullins.
REPORT BY P.O. MULLINS
- Reverend Palmer reported that someone set a fire in his church.
- I looked through the church with Reverend Palmer and my partner after the
fire had been extinguished; found no fire accelerant. - Reverend Palmer said that a threatening call, made by someone who sounded
like a young female, preceded the fire. - Reverend Palmer reported that the caller said, “Within an hour your church
will be burned to the ground.” Caller then hung up. - Reverend Palmer said that two young girls had entered the Parish House a
couple of hours before the call. One of them wanted assistance with a
pregnancy but became irritable when asked if her parents knew. - When the girls became abusive and profane, Reverend Palmer asked them to
leave. - Reverend Palmer recognized one of the girls as Tondelayo Schwarzkopf,
19 East Meadow Lane. - My partner and I went to that location.
- We spoke with John Schwarzkopf, his daughter Tondelayo, and her friend
Maggie Sweeney. - The girls confirmed Reverend Palmer’s story but denied calling the
church or setting the fire.
In the following questions (#11 through #15) select as your answer the choice which most clearly and accurately reflects the information from the notes. Grammar and style are only important if they affect clarity and accuracy.
A: A couple of hours before the fire, Reverend Palmer said, two young girls entered the church to ask for pregnancy help.
B: A couple of hours before the fire, Reverend Palmer said that two young girls entered the church and sought assistance for a pregnancy.
C: Reverend Palmer said that a couple of hours before the call two young girls entered the church; they wanted assistance with a pregnancy.
D: A couple of hours before the call, Reverend Palmer said, two young girls entered the Parish House to ask for pregnancy help.
D: A couple of hours before the call, Reverend Palmer said, two young girls entered the Parish House to ask for pregnancy help.
Assume that two of your subordinates, P.O. Burke and P.O. Mullins, have investigated a report of an arson at a local house of worship. Your subordinates are expected to prepare a written report to you, based on the notes taken by P.O. Mullins.
REPORT BY P.O. MULLINS
- Reverend Palmer reported that someone set a fire in his church.
- I looked through the church with Reverend Palmer and my partner after the fire had been extinguished; found no fire accelerant.
- Reverend Palmer said that a threatening call, made by someone who sounded like a young female, preceded the fire.
- Reverend Palmer reported that the caller said, “Within an hour your church will be burned to the ground.” Caller then hung up.
- Reverend Palmer said that two young girls had entered the Parish House a couple of hours before the call. One of them wanted assistance with a pregnancy but became irritable when asked if her parents knew.
- When the girls became abusive and profane, Reverend Palmer asked them to leave.
- Reverend Palmer recognized one of the girls as Tondelayo Schwarzkopf, 19 East Meadow Lane.
- My partner and I went to that location.
- We spoke with John Schwarzkopf, his daughter Tondelayo, and her friend Maggie Sweeney.
- The girls confirmed Reverend Palmer’s story but denied calling the church or setting the fire.
In the following questions (#11 through #15) select as your answer the choice which most clearly and accurately reflects the information from the notes. Grammar and style are only important if they affect clarity and accuracy.
A: According to Reverend Palmer, he asked the girls to leave the church after they became abusive and profane.
B: According to Reverend Palmer, the girls didn’t want to involve their parents so he asked them to leave the Parish House.
C: According to Reverend Palmer, he asked the girls to leave the Parish House when they became abusive and profane.
D: Reverend Palmer said that because the girls were abusive and profane about their parents, he asked them to leave the Parish House.
C: According to Reverend Palmer, he asked the girls to leave the Parish House when they became abusive and profane.
Assume that two of your subordinates, P.O. Burke and P.O. Mullins, have investigated a report of an arson at a local house of worship. Your subordinates are expected to prepare a written report to you, based on the notes taken by P.O. Mullins.
REPORT BY P.O. MULLINS
- Reverend Palmer reported that someone set a fire in his church.
- I looked through the church with Reverend Palmer and my partner after the fire had been extinguished; found no fire accelerant.
- Reverend Palmer said that a threatening call, made by someone who sounded like a young female, preceded the fire.
- Reverend Palmer reported that the caller said, “Within an hour your church will be burned to the ground.” Caller then hung up.
- Reverend Palmer said that two young girls had entered the Parish House a couple of hours before the call. One of them wanted assistance with a pregnancy but became irritable when asked if her parents knew.
- When the girls became abusive and profane, Reverend Palmer asked them to leave.
- Reverend Palmer recognized one of the girls as Tondelayo Schwarzkopf, 19 East Meadow Lane.
- My partner and I went to that location.
- We spoke with John Schwarzkopf, his daughter Tondelayo, and her friend Maggie Sweeney.
- The girls confirmed Reverend Palmer’s story but denied calling the church or setting the fire.
In the following questions (#11 through #15) select as your answer the choice which most clearly and accurately reflects the information from the notes. Grammar and style are only important if they affect clarity and accuracy.
A: The girls who confirmed Reverend Palmer’s story denied calling the church or setting the fire.
B: The girls confirmed Reverend Palmer’s story but denied calling the church and starting the fire.
C: The girls, in confirming Reverend Palmer’s story, denied calling the church and starting the fire.
D: The girls denied calling the church but confirmed the rest of Reverend Palmer’s story.
B: The girls confirmed Reverend Palmer’s story but denied calling the church and starting the fire.
