WorksheetsIntelligence Review
Total questions: 79
Worksheet time: 40mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is the main function of a Telephone Toll Chart?
a)
Record voicemail contents
b)
Analyze call patterns and frequencies
c)
Record phone brands
d)
Calculate call costs
2.
Which part of a phone number identifies the device?
a)
Country code
b)
Line number
c)
Area code
d)
Exchange code
3.
What does the area code in a phone number represent?
a)
Call duration
b)
Geographical region
c)
User's age
d)
Phone model
4.
Which charting tool is used to visualize call directions and volumes?
a)
Pie Chart
b)
Activity Chart
c)
Toll Matrix
d)
Association Chart
5.
Toll-free area codes include all EXCEPT:
a)
911
b)
833
c)
877
d)
800
6.
Which type of analysis looks for patterns using numeric data from toll records?
a)
Predictive Analysis
b)
Logical Analysis
c)
Quantitative Analysis
d)
Qualitative Analysis
7.
What does Telephone Toll Analysis NOT include?
a)
Audio recording of call
b)
Time of call
c)
Length of call
d)
Number dialed
8.
What is the last step in Telephone Toll Charting?
a)
Sort phone numbers
b)
Determine the focus
c)
Begin plotting immediately
d)
Clarify and re-plot
9.
What is a telephone prefix also known as?
a)
Extension code
b)
Country code
c)
Line number
d)
Exchange code
10.
Which code replaces the exit code in international dialing?
a)
11
b)
876
c)
1
d)
#1
11.
What does GIS stand for?
a)
Global Investigation Strategy
b)
Geographic Information System
c)
General Intelligence Source
d)
Government Information System
12.
Which of the following is an example of a base map layer?
a)
Crime heatmap
b)
Road traffic signs
c)
Street map background
d)
Contact details
13.
What type of map uses color to show intensity or density?
a)
Bar Map
b)
Heat Map
c)
Pin Map
d)
Flow Map
14.
QGIS is an example of a:
a)
GPS device
b)
Paid government platform
c)
Mobile navigation app
d)
Free open-source GIS software
15.
Which of the following is a limitation of GIS?
a)
Easy collaboration
b)
Clear visuals
c)
Outdated data sources
d)
Real-time updates
16.
Which of these is NOT a valid GIS data layer?
a)
Raster
b)
Line
c)
Audio
d)
Polygon
17.
Which is a real-world GIS application in policing?
a)
Crime hotspot identification
b)
Phone repairs
c)
Social media surveys
d)
Mapmaking for tourism
18.
What does a point layer represent in GIS?
a)
Roads
b)
Flow of traffic
c)
Large zones
d)
Specific locations
19.
What tool helps identify future crime locations?
a)
Predictive Analysis
b)
Raster Maps
c)
Manual Sketching
d)
Event Timeline
20.
What system feeds real-time data into GIS dashboards?
a)
Radio reports
b)
Satellite TV
c)
Database integration
d)
Social media
21.
What is the main function of a Telephone Toll Chart?
a)
Record phone brands
b)
Record voicemail contents
c)
Analyze call patterns and frequencies
d)
Calculate call costs
22.
Which part of a phone number identifies the device?
a)
Line number
b)
Area code
c)
Country code
d)
Exchange code
23.
What does the area code in a phone number represent?
a)
Phone model
b)
Geographical region
c)
Call duration
d)
User's age
24.
Which charting tool is used to visualize call directions and volumes?
a)
Pie Chart
b)
Activity Chart
c)
Toll Matrix
d)
Association Chart
25.
Toll-free area codes include all EXCEPT:
a)
911
b)
800
c)
877
d)
833
26.
Which type of analysis looks for patterns using numeric data from toll records?
a)
Quantitative Analysis
b)
Logical Analysis
c)
Qualitative Analysis
d)
Predictive Analysis
27.
What does Telephone Toll Analysis NOT include?
a)
Length of call
b)
Time of call
c)
Audio recording of call
d)
Number dialed
28.
What is the last step in Telephone Toll Charting?
a)
Determine the focus
b)
Sort phone numbers
c)
Clarify and re-plot
d)
Begin plotting immediately
29.
What is a telephone prefix also known as?
a)
Exchange code
b)
Country code
c)
Line number
d)
Extension code
30.
Which code replaces the exit code in international dialing?
a)
876
b)
1
c)
11
d)
#1
31.
What does GIS stand for?
a)
Geographic Information System
b)
Government Information System
c)
Global Investigation Strategy
d)
General Intelligence Source
32.
Which of the following is an example of a base map layer?
a)
Street map background
b)
Crime heatmap
c)
Road traffic signs
d)
Contact details
33.
What type of map uses color to show intensity or density?
a)
Heat Map
b)
Bar Map
c)
Flow Map
d)
Pin Map
34.
QGIS is an example of a:
a)
Free open-source GIS software
b)
Mobile navigation app
c)
Paid government platform
d)
GPS device
35.
Which of the following is a limitation of GIS?
a)
Easy collaboration
b)
Outdated data sources
c)
Clear visuals
d)
Real-time updates
36.
Which of these is NOT a valid GIS data layer?
a)
Polygon
b)
Audio
c)
Raster
d)
Line
37.
Which is a real-world GIS application in policing?
a)
Mapmaking for tourism
b)
Crime hotspot identification
c)
Social media surveys
d)
Phone repairs
38.
What does a point layer represent in GIS?
a)
Large zones
b)
Specific locations
c)
Flow of traffic
d)
Roads
39.
What tool helps identify future crime locations?
a)
Predictive Analysis
b)
Raster Maps
c)
Event Timeline
d)
Manual Sketching
40.
What system feeds real-time data into GIS dashboards?
a)
Satellite TV
b)
Social media
c)
Database integration
d)
Radio reports
41.
What is collation in the Intelligence Cycle?
a)
Data destruction
b)
Spying on targets
c)
Publishing news articles
d)
Organizing evaluated information
42.
Which is a goal of collation?
a)
Punish suspects
b)
Organize and store data for easy retrieval
c)
Predict crimes
d)
Encrypt data
43.
Which of the following is a type of collation system?
a)
Print media
b)
Email
c)
GIS
d)
HTML
44.
Which of the following is NOT part of collation’s characteristics?
a)
Destroy
b)
Sort
c)
Store
d)
Retrieve
45.
What is the first step in the analytical process?
a)
Testing
b)
Interpretation
c)
Guesswork
d)
Data Integration
46.
A premise is:
a)
A set of numbers
b)
A confirmed truth
c)
A fact or statement used to build an inference
d)
A type of chart
47.
Which of the following is NOT a type of inference?
a)
Prediction
b)
Hypothesis
c)
Summary
d)
Estimation
48.
What is the primary role of collation?
a)
Ensure arrests
b)
Facilitate easy access to stored intelligence
c)
Spy on networks
d)
Write final reports
49.
Which of these is a manual collation method?
a)
Voice recording
b)
Filing cabinet
c)
AI system
d)
Web scraping
50.
Why is collation important?
a)
It helps in identifying patterns and gaps
b)
It stores passwords
c)
It stops phone calls
d)
It creates visuals
51.
What is the main purpose of evaluation?
a)
Create visuals
b)
Train new officers
c)
Judge information’s reliability and validity
d)
Publish reports
52.
The 6x6 evaluation system measures:
a)
Number of reports
b)
Source & Destination
c)
Source Reliability & Information Validity
d)
Date and time
53.
A source rated 'A' is considered:
a)
Sometimes honest
b)
Cannot be judged
c)
Completely Reliable
d)
Unreliable
54.
Information that is 'Confirmed' means:
a)
Possibly true
b)
Verified by multiple sources
c)
Based on guess
d)
Not logical
55.
Who performs the first evaluation?
a)
Analyst
b)
Journalist
c)
Field Department
d)
Lawyer
56.
Which of the following is a principle of evaluation?
a)
It must be objective
b)
Evaluation should be delayed
c)
Only managers evaluate
d)
Biased judgment is allowed
57.
Which is the correct pairing in the 6x6 system?
a)
A – Completely Reliable
b)
E – Cannot be judged
c)
A – Improbable
d)
D – Confirmed
58.
What does the term 'Credibility' refer to in evaluation?
a)
Complexity of data
b)
Confidence in the truth of the information
c)
Time of day reported
d)
Relevance to current events
59.
What kind of rating is given when a source has never been used before?
a)
A – Reliable
b)
C – Sometimes True
c)
E – Rarely Used
d)
F – Cannot be Judged
60.
What must be separated in the evaluation process?
a)
Source and Information evaluation
b)
Charting and Collation
c)
Collection and Retrieval
d)
Planning and Forecasting
61.
What is the purpose of an Activity Chart?
a)
To show financial data
b)
To track social media
c)
To show criminal patterns or sequences
d)
To display maps
62.
How many steps are involved in constructing an Activity Chart?
a)
7
b)
5
c)
9
d)
6
63.
Activity charts are especially useful when:
a)
Tracking repeated criminal processes
b)
Reviewing case law
c)
Analyzing phone data
d)
Evaluating resumes
64.
Which of the following is NOT typically shown on an activity chart?
a)
Timing
b)
Audio
c)
Sequence
d)
Arrows indicating flow
65.
What is Step 1 in building an activity chart?
a)
Gather relevant activities
b)
Draw the matrix
c)
Select colors
d)
Interview suspects
66.
What do arrows in an activity chart represent?
a)
Direction of activity flow
b)
Locations
c)
Phone numbers
d)
People’s names
67.
What kind of information is generalized in activity charts?
a)
Broad processes or criminal patterns
b)
Exact dates
c)
Geographic coordinates
d)
Specific quotes
68.
What is the goal of using consistent symbols?
a)
To maintain clarity and standardization
b)
To add colors
c)
To confuse others
d)
To add creativity
69.
Which tool is better for showing exact dates of events?
a)
Event Flow Chart
b)
Activity Chart
c)
Association Chart
d)
Link Matrix
70.
Which of the following is a benefit of Activity Flow Charts?
a)
Extracting phone logs
b)
Filing lawsuits
c)
Avoiding exposure of specific case data
d)
Listing team members
71.
What is the main function of an Association Link Chart?
a)
Display timelines
b)
Store passwords
c)
Record finances
d)
Show relationships between entities
72.
What does a confirmed ownership link look like in the chart?
a)
-
b)
-
c)
✓
d)
+
73.
Entities in the chart are grouped by:
a)
Hair color
b)
Date of birth
c)
Mood
d)
Alphabetical and numerical order
74.
What is the first step in developing an Association Link Chart?
a)
Gather raw data
b)
Assign codes
c)
Draw the links
d)
Interview subjects
75.
Which of these is NOT a type of relationship shown in the chart?
a)
Association
b)
Employment/Membership
c)
Ownership
d)
Academic Performance
76.
What should go at the center of the link chart?
a)
Any random name
b)
The one with the lowest rank
c)
Entity with the most links
d)
The first person listed
77.
Why are Association Charts useful?
a)
They analyze websites
b)
They improve writing skills
c)
They help detect unseen connections
d)
They remove spam
78.
What is the second step after gathering data for the chart?
a)
Select colors
b)
Determine the focus
c)
Confirm truth
d)
Publish report
79.
What is the purpose of assigning codes to relationships?
a)
To encrypt messages
b)
To indicate the nature of each relationship
c)
To confuse adversaries
d)
To track finances
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