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DHS Criminal Justice 1 Chapter 3(5)

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How many families where grouped together within a tithing?

a)

1

b)

1000

c)

100

d)

10

2.

During early English society, if there was trouble in the village, what would citizens be encouraged to do?

a)

Raise a hue and a cry

b)

Run to the king and alert him

c)

Take out a sword and fight the perpetrator

d)

Look the other way

3.

What was it called when citizens were grouped together to protect each other from crimes?

a)

Lemon Pledge

b)

Pledge of Allegiance

c)

Mutual Pledge

d)

Old Pledge

4.

What type of crimes were reported to the constable?

a)

More serious breaches of the law

b)

Less serious breaches of the law

c)

Only rapes and murders

d)

No reports were made to the constable

5.

How many tithing's where under the charge of a constable?

a)

30

b)

20

c)

10

d)

50

6.

Who would a Shire-Reeve (Chief Law Enforcement) be compared to today?

a)

Bobby

b)

Sheriff

c)

Judge

d)

Chief of Police

7.

Why was the Metropolitan Police Act established?

a)

Become a monitoring system for London’s police force

b)

Replace the Shire Reeves

c)

Become a watch system

d)

Modernize and establish structure for London's Police force

8.

Who established the first official crime report?

a)

Sir Robert Peel

b)

Henry Fielding

c)

Henry Winchester

d)

Sir Walter White

9.

Who established the first modern police force in London, England?

a)

Sir Drake

b)

Sir Robert Peel

c)

Henry Fielding

d)

Henry Winchester

10.

The act of taking the law into one’s own hands is called:

a)

Vigilantism

b)

Constable

c)

Preventative Policing

d)

Proactive Policing

11.

What Federal agency carries out independent surveillance and investigates illegal drug activities to assist local and state agencies?

a)

Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms

b)

Drug Control Agency

c)

Federal Bureau of Investigation

d)

Drug Enforcement Agency

12.

The investigation unit created by Henry Fielding was called

a)

Bobbies

b)

Bow Street Runners

c)

Deputies

d)

Bow Street Crawlers

13.

Detective Taylor Swift was assigned to work a homicide at 1276 Treetop Rd. While working the scene, she noticed a gun left behind that had a thumb print on it. She lifted the print and sent it to be analyzed. What system would be used to analyze the thumb print?

a)

Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA)

b)

Alcohol Tobacco Firearms (ATF)

c)

Automated Finger Print Identification System (AFIS)

d)

Automated Finger Print Analysis System (AFAS)

14.

An independent commercial organization that provides protective services to employers on a contractual basis is called:

a)

Private Protective Services

b)

Rent-A-Cop

c)

Public Protective Services

d)

Security Protective Services

15.

Who was the first state police force within the United States of America?

a)

Florida Department of Law Enforcement

b)

Texas Rangers

c)

New York Police Department

d)

Tampa Police Department

16.

A law enforcement officer who is trained and empowered to perform full police duties, such as making arrests, conducting investigations, and carrying firearms is known as:

a)

Security Guard

b)

Non-Sworn Officer

c)

Sworn Officer

d)

Civilian

17.

Who became the first modern-day police force in London, England?

a)

Bobbies/Bow Street Runners

b)

Sir Walter White/Jesse Pinkerton

c)

Henry Fielding/Bow Street Runners

d)

The New Police/Bobbies

18.

Identify and select the best crimes that would be listed in the UCR Part 1:

a)

Drug offenses, burglaries, kidnapping

b)

Murder, rape, open container of alcohol

c)

Robbery, murder, rape

d)

Speeding, open container of alcohol, theft

19.

UCR is broken down into two parts. What does part one consist of?

a)

Violent Crimes and Property Crimes

b)

Violent crimes and simple crimes

c)

Simple crimes and minor crimes

d)

Non-violent crimes and property crimes

20.

What does UCR stand for?

a)

UHHH Crime Report

b)

Uniform Crime Report

c)

Ugly Crime Report

d)

Uh oh Crime Report