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Chapter 6: Policing Operations QUIZ

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 3hrs 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The three principal policing roles are enforcing the law, providing service, and

a)

Crime mapping.

b)

Maintaining order.

c)

Conducting forensic investigations.

2.

The policing strategy that incorporates the SARA process:

a)

Random patrol.

b)

Problem-oriented policing.

c)

Directed patrol.

3.

The policing strategy that has a police-public partnership as a central feature is:

a)

Problem-oriented policing.

b)

Split-force.

c)

Community Policing.

4.

Communicating across juridictions is called:

a)

Interoperability.

b)

Asynchronous telephony.

c)

Frequency incapability.

5.

The computerized statistical program that integrates information from crime maps with an exchange of information among an agency's leaders is:

a)

CompStat.

b)

SARA.

c)

NCIC.

6.

An approach that argues that disorder leads to crime, therefore a no tolerance policy must be enacted.

a)

SARA.

b)

Order maintenance.

c)

Broken window theory.

7.

Principal activities like patrol, follow-up, investigation, and traffic operations.

a)

Line activities.

b)

Active duty activities.

c)

Support activities.

8.

In the world of forensics, the demand for _________________ in particular continues to increase and accelerate.

a)

Solvability.

b)

Insect evidence.

c)

DNA analysis.

9.

Police departments in rural areas claim that they have always practiced:

a)

Team policing.

b)

Preventative Patrol.

c)

Community-oriented policing.

10.

Policing strategy that police officers in cars and on foot can deter crime with patrols

a)

Preventative Patrol

b)

Problem-Oriented Policing

c)

Community-Oriented Policing

d)

Aggressive Order Maintenance

11.

Policing strategy that uses research on a community's problems, examines solutions to deal with those problems, and implements strategies to effectively address the problem.

a)

Preventative Patrol

b)

Problem-Oriented Policing

c)

Community-Oriented Policing

d)

Aggressive Order Maintenance

12.

Policing strategy that gets community involved in addressing problems that plague their neighborhood; collaboration between police and the community

a)

Preventative Patrol

b)

Problem-Oriented Policing

c)

Community-Oriented Policing

d)

Aggressive Order Maintenance

13.

Policing strategy that practices zero tolerance policing and arrests for minor offenses in hopes of catching more major offenses; use of stop and frisk falls into this type of policing

a)

Preventative Patrol

b)

Problem-Oriented Policing

c)

Community-Oriented Policing

d)

Aggressive Order Maintenance