September 1, 2011

Chapter 2: Subtopic 2C Quiz

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Chapter 2: Interacting w/ Law Enforcement:
What behavior reduces friction when confronted by authorities?

 
  
        
      
   
   
  
    
  Subtopic 2C Quiz: Examples of right and wrong responses when confronted with law enforcement.
  
      
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            Question 1
Choose the best response to Officer Bill saying; “I need you to open your locker.” 
A
Uneasy- “I need you to shut your eyes for a minute, then.”
B
Yelling- “This is unconstitutional! I have rights, you know!!” 
C
Smart-Alec- “Can I hold your gun, sir? Pleeeeease?”
D
Curious- “Do you have probable cause?”
E
Sarcastic- “Hey, I called your folks a couple years ago. What took you so long?”
Question 1 Explanation: 
 BEING COOL and CURIOUS is the best way to deal with this.  If you are in a situation where you are unsure whether a search is lawful, simply and calmly ask the officer if there is probable cause to perform the search. Usually probable cause is enough.
Question 2
It is always better to ____________ rather than to run from police.
A
fight
Hint: 
Stay cool and work together.
B
skip
Hint: 
Stay cool and work together.
C
cooperate
D
walk
Hint: 
Stay cool and work together.
E
shoot it out
Hint: 
Stay cool and work together.
Question 3
Choose the best response to Officer Ted saying; “License and registration, please?”
A
“I’ll show you mine if you show me yours.”
Hint: 
Telling jokes is a waste of the officer’s time and will most likely just annoy the officer. 
B
“Yes, officer. How fast was I going?”
C
“Wow! Cool squad car. Can I play with the lights?”
Hint: 
Telling jokes is a waste of the officer’s time and will most likely just annoy the officer. 
D
“What? The donut shops actually have a closing time? Amazing!”
Hint: 
Telling jokes is a waste of the officer’s time and will most likely just annoy the officer. 
Question 4
Which of the following would an ordinary citizen most likely be called upon to do in order to help a law enforcement officer?
A
Pepper spray an unruly crowd
Hint: 
An officer may need some help with keeping people behind crime scene tape.
B
Provide backup in a dangerous drug bust
Hint: 
An officer may need some help with keeping people behind crime scene tape.
C
Interview witnesses
Hint: 
An officer may need some help with keeping people behind crime scene tape.
D
Crowd control
E
Be the driver during a high-speed chase through midday traffic
Hint: 
An officer may need some help with keeping people behind crime scene tape.
Question 5
If I don’t agree with the police detaining me, I should have the right to argue. Is this not freedom of speech?
A
Yes
B
No
Question 5 Explanation: 
 Freedom of speech is a limited right, and arguing with law enforcement is not considered protected speech. In fact, you could be arrested for resisting an officer without violence, if you do argue. It’s best to just try to cooperate and stay calm.
Question 6
Rather than run from the police, you should simply __________ their questions.
A
avoid
B
repeat
C
answer
D
make fun of
E
refuse to answer
Question 7
What type of behavior is least likely to get you arrested for disorderly conduct?
A
arguing
B
lying
C
rapping
D
politely talking
E
fighting
Question 8
Running away from police gives the police a basis to:
A
chase you
B
stop you
C
question you
D
frisk you for weapons
E
all of the above
Question 8 Explanation: 
 This is especially true if you are in an area known for crime or drug trafficking.
Question 9
It is _____ a good idea to run from the police.
A
sometimes
B
always
C
never
D
becoming
E
usually
Question 10
Running from the police gives the police evidence of __________.
A
guilt
B
absolutely nothing
C
innocence
D
my determination
            
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Chapter 2:Subtopic 2B Quiz | Back to Quiz Menu

A	Uneasy- “I need you to shut your eyes for a minute, then.”
B	Yelling- “This is unconstitutional! I have rights, you know!!”
C	Smart-Alec- “Can I hold your gun, sir? Pleeeeease?”
D	Curious- “Do you have probable cause?”
E	Sarcastic- “Hey, I called your folks a couple years ago. What took you so long?”

A	fight Hint: Stay cool and work together.
B	skip Hint: Stay cool and work together.
C	cooperate
D	walk Hint: Stay cool and work together.
E	shoot it out Hint: Stay cool and work together.

A	“I’ll show you mine if you show me yours.” Hint: Telling jokes is a waste of the officer’s time and will most likely just annoy the officer.
B	“Yes, officer. How fast was I going?”
C	“Wow! Cool squad car. Can I play with the lights?” Hint: Telling jokes is a waste of the officer’s time and will most likely just annoy the officer.
D	“What? The donut shops actually have a closing time? Amazing!” Hint: Telling jokes is a waste of the officer’s time and will most likely just annoy the officer.

A	Pepper spray an unruly crowd Hint: An officer may need some help with keeping people behind crime scene tape.
B	Provide backup in a dangerous drug bust Hint: An officer may need some help with keeping people behind crime scene tape.
C	Interview witnesses Hint: An officer may need some help with keeping people behind crime scene tape.
D	Crowd control
E	Be the driver during a high-speed chase through midday traffic Hint: An officer may need some help with keeping people behind crime scene tape.

A	chase you
B	stop you
C	question you
D	frisk you for weapons
E	all of the above

Chapter 2: Subtopic 2C Quiz

Chapter 2: Interacting w/ Law Enforcement: What behavior reduces friction when confronted by authorities?

Subtopic 2C Quiz: Examples of right and wrong responses when confronted with law enforcement.

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Chapter 2: Interacting w/ Law Enforcement:
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