1.
Police field operations consist of two primary functions:
a.
Traffic and undercover
b.
Patrol and service
c.
Law enforcement and traffic
d.
Patrol and investigation
2.
The “backbone of policing” is:
a.
Investigations
b.
Service
c.
Patrol
d.
Management
3.
This had traditionally been regarded as the most important patrol
function.
a.
Crime repression
b.
Service
c.
Response time
d.
Contact
4.
The goals of patrol include:
a.
Traffic control
b.
Creating a sense of security
c.
Apprehension of offenders
d.
All of the above
5.
The most frequently used method for resource determination is:
a.
Intuitive approach
b.
Comparative approach
c.
Proactive approach
d.
Reactive approach
6.
As a general rule, the greater the number of problems and calls for
service:
a.
The larger the beat and the less concentrated the resources
b.
The larger the beat and the more concentrated the resources
c.
The smaller the beat and the more concentrated the resources
d.
The smaller the beat and the less concentrated the resources
7.
ICAM stands for:
a.
Intensive Care And Management
b.
Information Can Aid Management
c.
Investigation, Caution, Alertness, Mobility
d.
Information Collection for Automated Mapping
8.
Possibly the most influential early study on police operations was
conducted in:
a.
Kansas City
b.
Los Angeles
c.
St. Louis
d.
Miami
9.
The first police investigators were known as:
a.
The Pinkerton Company
b.
Bobbies
c.
Fieldings
d.
Bow Street Runners
10.
The due-process revolution occurred in the:
a.
1930s
b.
1960s
c.
1940s
d.
1990s
11.
Two critical developments of the 1930s changed the nature of police
work.
One was the increased use of the patrol car. The other development was:
a.
Greater use of nonlethal weapons
b.
The police becoming more proactive
c.
The Uniform Crime Report
d.
All of the above
12.
In the battle against terrorist acts, patrol should incorporate:
a.
Target-oriented activities
b.
Event analysis
c.
SARA
d.
All of the above
13.
Police officers perform essentially three functions in the attempt to
accomplish
goals on patrol. One of those functions includes answering calls
concerning
loud parties, underage drinking, or minor neighborhood disputes. These
are
examples of:
a.
Law enforcement
b.
Order maintenance
c.
Social service
d.
All of the above
14.
Studies concerning foot patrol generally find:
a.
It reduces citizens’ fear of crime
b.
It increases tensions between citizens and the officers on foot patrol
c.
It increases the disparity between Black and Caucasian perceptions of
crime and policing
d.
All of the above
15.
The results of the Kansas City Preventive Patrol Experiment were:
a.
Crime in the reactive zones increased
b.
Crime in the proactive zones increased
c.
Feelings of security decreased in the reactive zones
d.
No appreciable change occurred in any of the zones