Corrections Officer Entrance (CJBAT) Practice Exam

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What is the meaning of "terminate"?

To begin
To continue
To finish
To pause

The correct answer is: To finish

The term "terminate" means to bring something to an end or to finish it. In various contexts, it can refer to stopping a process, concluding a contract, or ending a relationship. Understanding this definition is especially important in a corrections setting where clear communication about the completion of tasks, procedures, or protocols is crucial. The other choices do not align with the meaning of "terminate." For instance, "to begin" directly contrasts with terminating something, while "to continue" suggests an ongoing process, and "to pause" indicates a temporary interruption, neither of which align with the finality of termination. Thus, identifying "finish" as the meaning of "terminate" recognizes the word's essential implication of conclusion.