CJ-205 3-4 Module Three Quiz
Teacher: David Prince
Class: Policing in the United States
Date: 2022/2023
1. What happens to a police candidate who is found guilty of making false or misleading
statements during the candidacy process? Select one.
a. The candidate is given a chance to explain the situation.
b. The candidate is hired immediately.
c. The candidate gets to retake the polygraph test.
d. The candidate is disqualified.
Answer: D- The candidate is disqualified
2. Historically, what was the primary qualification to become a police officer? Select one.
a. An associate degree
b. Possession of a horse and a gun
c. Knowledge of the law
d. A strong body and courage
Answer: D- A strong body and courage
3. What important factor has allowed more women and minority police officers to enter
the higher ranks? Select one.
a. Because there are so few women and minority police officers, they are needed in
high-ranking positions to serve as mentors
b. Affirmative actions programs have allowed women and minority police officers to
skip ahead of their white male counterparts.
c. The passage of time has allowed women and minority police officers to acquire the
needed time in rank to qualify for a promotion.
d. Women and minority police officers are better police officers and, therefore, are
more likely to be promoted.
