New York State Court Officers Practice Exam

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How is a Captain represented in terms of insignia?

Three gold bars
Two gold bars
One gold bar
Four gold bars

The correct answer is: Two gold bars

A Captain is represented by two gold bars in terms of insignia. This designation is consistent with many uniformed services, where ranks are often visually indicated by the number of bars or stripes worn. Two gold bars specifically denote the rank of Captain, distinguishing it from other ranks such as Lieutenant or Sergeant, which have different insignia. The use of gold bars serves as a clear and recognizable system of ranking, enabling others to identify the authority level of the officer at a glance.