New York State Court Officers Practice Exam

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How is a Sergeant represented in terms of insignia?

Three blue and white stars
Three gold bars
Three blue and white chevrons
Three silver bars

The correct answer is: Three blue and white chevrons

A Sergeant is represented by three blue and white chevrons in terms of insignia. Option A, three blue and white stars, is incorrect as that represents a General. Option B, three gold bars, is incorrect as that represents a Captain. Option D, three silver bars, is incorrect as that represents a Lieutenant. It is important to know and recognize the different insignia to accurately identify a Sergeant.