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SEMI FINAL IN ETHICS

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 22mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
 Taking someone into custody with a significant interruption of their freedom in order  to prepare a criminal charge against them is called?
a)
Detention
b)
Sentencing
c)
Arrest
d)
Investigative Detention
2.
When a police officer establishes Reasonable Suspicion that a person may be involved in a crime and stops that person in order to seek out information to confirm or disprove that person's involvement is called?
a)
Consensual Encounter
b)
Arrest
c)
Investigative Detention
d)
Pullover
3.
 A legal document presented to a Judge by a Police Officer or Detective, with that document outlining a criminal case and the establishment of Probable Cause is called:
a)
Search Warrant
b)
Affidavit
c)
Writ of Probable Cause
d)
Police Report
4.

You should slow down your vehicle when you see this light.

a)
b)
c)
5.

Community-oriented policing is a philosophy which promotes _____________ between law enforcement and community members.

a)

Distance

b)

Mediation

c)

Partnerships

d)

Regulation

6.

Researchers have suggested the separation of the police from the community began when there was a cultural shift toward _____________.

a)

Professionalism

b)

Conformity

c)

Impartiality

d)

Activism

7.

Determining the underlying conditions causing crime in a community requires indepth knowledge of _____________.

a)

Laws and regulations

b)

Police strategies

c)

Court proceedings

d)

Community characteristics

8.

For community-oriented policing to be successful, police management must be which of the following?

a)

Centralized

b)

Flexible

c)

Experienced

d)

Stern

9.

1. Community-oriented policing is _____________ in action.

a)

Authority

b)

Democracy

c)

Collusion

d)

Perversion

10.

Which of the following accurately defines problem solving in community-oriented policing?

a)

The application of appropriate resources to correct or improve conditions which contribute to disorder and crime

b)

The enforcement of laws intended to improve the welfare of the general public

c)

The use of authoritative influence to make changes benefiting the general public

d)

The implementation of procedures to prosecute and track known criminal perpetrators

11.

As stated in the presentation, community-oriented police management should _____________ the actions of individual officers

a)

Strictly schedule

b)

Track and critique

c)

Guide rather than control

d)

Commemorate

12.

Which of the following tends to provide the bulk of daily policing needs in the community?

a)

Neighborhood service officers

b)

Crime prevention officers C.

c)

Public information officers

d)

Patrol officers

13.

Which type of patrols are most common?

a)

Automobile

b)

Foot

c)

Horse

d)

Bike

14.

According to the presentation, which type of officers are responsible for acting as spokespeople for the police department by responding to requests for interviews?

a)

Public information officers

b)

Neighborhood service officers

c)

Patrol officers

d)

Crime prevention officers

15.

Which of the following is NOT one of the traits the presentation stated is particularly important for community-oriented police to possess?

a)

Assertive

b)

Compassionate

c)

Detail-oriented

d)

Resourceful

16.

If you can't prevent an incident, the proper action is to observe and report. You should:

a)

Yell loud and wave your hands

b)

Contact the client or owner of the establishment to let them know what is going on

c)

Report immediately to the local law enforcement and/or your supervisor

d)

Get in your car and try to chase the suspect

17.

The proper procedure for all security officers is :

BEFORE the incident: PREVENTION

DURING OR AFTER the incident: OBSERVE AND REPORT

a)

True

b)

False

18.

How are Security officers different from police officers?

a)

They do not have the same training

b)

They do not have the same job duties

c)

They do not have the same powers as peace officers, according to the law

d)

All of the above

19.

A good security supervisor should lead the teams with_____________,________________, and_________________.

a)

Courage, strength and intelligence.

b)

Coward, negligent and irresponsible.

20.

What does a security manager do?

a)

Responsible for enforcing laws, maintaining public order and managing public safety.

b)

Security managers oversee asset protection for businesses and companies.

21.

The quality of expressing ideas quickly without vague or unnecessary words is known as which of the following?

a)

Accuracy

b)

Conciseness

c)

Scannability

d)

Clarify

22.

Who plays the lead role at the scene of an incident and is most times the first on the scene?

a)

911 operator

b)

Sheriff

c)

Forensic scientist

d)

Arresting officer

23.

If a forensic scientist wants to complete a report to provide additional information to the investigation, which type of report would they use?

a)

Incident report

b)

Police call sheet

c)

Crime report

d)

Supplemental report

24.

Written by the arresting officer.

a)

Police Call Sheets

b)

Incident Reports

c)

Supplemental Reports

25.

Police officers help keep _____________ safe.

a)

communities

b)

zoo

c)

police stations

26.

Police officers help to make sure everybody follows the _________?

a)

rules

b)

laws

c)

directions

27.

_________ are the bases for the police officers.

a)

Police stations

b)

fire stations

c)

library

28.

Police officers study _________?

a)

books

b)

crime scenes

c)

computers

29.

Police officers also study the _________?

a)

suspects

b)

dogs

c)

house

30.

A Police officers gear includes police cars, radio, flashlight, and ___________.

a)

handcuffs

b)

boot

c)

keys

31.

Police officers may also answer __________.

a)

people yelling

b)

emergency calls

c)

computer screens

32.

Police officers must have good skills that include good judgement, strong leader, caring, and __________.

a)

phones

b)

talking

c)

brave

33.
To convince someone to do or think something.
a)
Persuade
b)
Discourage
c)
Personification
d)
Dissuade
34.
Websites, magazines, news, games, tv shows, and advertisements are all types of
a)
Illustrations
b)
Social Networks
c)
Media
d)
Technology
35.

Bias in media is:

a)

rare

b)

impossible to spot

c)

beneficial to everyone

d)

unavoidable

36.

"Credible" means:

a)

Nervous

b)

Believable

c)

Strange

d)

Understandable

37.
Which phrase MOST accurately describes the relationship between bias and media? 
a)
If a piece of media is biased, it has no value
b)
bias can be avoided easily
c)
biased media is more interesting
d)
all media has a bias
38.
The term ________________  refers to methods of communicating with large numbers of people.
a)
bias
b)
non bias
c)
sign language
d)
mass media
39.
In its role as a ________________, the media keeps an eye on the government which helps democracy.
a)
prisoner
b)
watchdog
c)
cheerleader
d)
voice of reason
40.

Which of the following is “MEDIA”?

a)

TV, movies, magazines

b)

Social Networks

c)

Radio, newspaper

d)

All of the options are media