WorksheetsCDI 3N Chapters 5 & 6 Quiz 9 30
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
This is best described as a state of heightened awareness in which the subconscious is somewhat surfaced and the conscious is somewhat repressed.
a)
hypnosis
b)
somnabulence
c)
delusion
d)
paranoia
2.
The following are main phases of documenting ann interrogation, EXCEPT
a)
collecting evidence
b)
note taking
c)
recording
d)
obtaining written statements
3.
A admission, verbal, or written, made by the party in the course of the proceedings in the same case, does not require proof.
a)
judicial admission
b)
admission
c)
personal admission
d)
procedural admission
4.
This is the business of the police and they rely on them to report and help solve crimes, every facet of police work is concerned with the problems of them.
a)
people
b)
criminals
c)
witness
d)
victim
5.
Roughly, how many percentage does an investigator's activity involves gathering, sorting, compiling, and evaluating information.
a)
90
b)
80
c)
70
d)
50
6.
These are conducted in criminal cases for the purpose of gathering information from the people who have or may have knowledge needed in the investigation.
a)
interview
b)
surveys
c)
campaign
d)
interrogation
7.
This is the process of obtaining information from people who possess knowledge about a particular offense, as part of the process og investigation
a)
interviewing
b)
interrogating
c)
surveying
d)
campaign
8.
This is designed to match acquired information to a particular suspect to secure a confession.
a)
interrogation
b)
interview
c)
surveying
d)
campaign
9.
The following are commonly recognized objectives to interrogation process, EXCEPT
a)
To collect evidences
b)
To obtain valuable facts
c)
To eliminate the innocent
d)
To identify the guilty
10.
It is necessary that the investigator know specifically what crime or crimes were allegedly committed.
a)
offense
b)
crime
c)
physical evidence
d)
proof
11.
He/she must evaluate himself/herself and the conduct of the interrogation and must begin to evaluate the suspect.
a)
interrogator
b)
investigator
c)
interviewer
d)
surveyor
12.
This relates to that quality of a witness that renders his or her testimony worthy of belief.
a)
credibility
b)
competency
c)
trustworthiness
d)
honesty
13.
This is based on the assumption that a witness is qualified and will be permitted to testify.
a)
competency
b)
credibility
c)
honesty
d)
nobility
14.
This was developed in the hope of improving the completeness and accuracy of eyewitness accounts while avoiding some of the legal pitfalls that surround the use of hynosis.
a)
cognitive interview
b)
psychological interview
c)
behavioral interview
d)
social interview
15.
Investigation is the collection of the facts to accomplish a three-fold aim, EXCEPT
a)
to collect evidences
b)
to identify the suspect
c)
to locate the suspect
d)
to provide evidence of his guilt
16.
This is a logbook with hard bound cover that contains the daily register of all crime insident reports, official summary of arrests and other significant events reported in a police station.
a)
police blotter
b)
police report
c)
police record
d)
police notebook
17.
What is the exact size of a logbook?
a)
18" x 12"
b)
8"x 10"
c)
10"x 12"
d)
12"x 18"
18.
A public safety officer who is tasked to conduct the investigation of all criminal cases as provided for and embodied under the RPC and special laws.
a)
criminal investigator
b)
criminal interviewer
c)
criminal interrogator
d)
criminal scientist
19.
A structures group of three or more persons, existing for a period of time and acting in concert with the aim of committing or more serious crimes.
a)
organized criminal group
b)
syndicated group
c)
organized crime
d)
crime group
20.
A combination of two or more person who are engaged in a criminal or virtual criminal activity on a ontuing basis for the purpose of profit or power.
a)
organized crime
b)
organized criminal group
c)
syndicated crime
d)
serious crime
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