St. Martin Academy – Investigations (Week 9) Practice Test

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• In the acronym A-D-A-P-T, what does the letter D stand for?
• Which Schedule is defined as having a low potential for abuse relative to Schedule IV and an accepted medical use?
• Which category includes Adderall, Ritalin, Concerta, Adipex, and Preludin?
• What is the primary purpose of conducting an interview in investigations?
• How many types of burglars are described?
• Which stimulant is commonly used to treat ADHD?
• Evidence is ______ when it comes from a source which is not immediately disqualified by some factor not related to the testimony.
• Which term describes a dream-like mental state with vague continuity?
• Which group is exempt from Prohibited Acts: False Representation?
• Which can be tangible objects such as fingerprints, weapons, bloodstains, tire/footwear impressions, or tool marks?
• The delivery of a controlled dangerous substance by physical delivery, administering, subterfuge, furnishing a prescription, or by filing, packaging, labeling or compounding the substance pursuant to the lawful order of a practitioner is called what?
• Which environmental condition can affect print deposition?
• Which Schedule is defined as having a low potential for abuse relative to Schedule IV and an accepted medical use, with possible limited dependence?
• In the PRELIMINARY acronym, what does the letter 'A' stand for?
• Which type of communication is anything written or spoken?
• In homicide investigations, the term Corpus Delecti refers to which concept?
• What is the chemical name commonly referred to as THC?
• A substance affecting functions of the body or mind when taken into the body or applied to the surface.
• Which type of evidence leads directly to the point without requiring inferences?
• Which item is Schedule V?
• Which of the following is classified as Schedule II?
• The term for sexual pleasure derived from drinking or drawing blood is called?
• Which action involves locating and identifying witnesses and suspects?
• In the elements of rape, which factor is not necessary for completion when vaginal or anal intercourse occurs?
• When responding to a robbery in progress call, care should be taken to maintain which of the following to prevent a hostage situation?
• Which offense is defined as taking from the person of another or from someone in immediate control by force or intimidation without arming with a dangerous weapon?
• Which of the following is a government-issued identifier?
• Check the note for any ________ to help assure that the note was in fact written by the deceased.
• During a burglary in progress, a Neighborhood Canvas primarily helps accomplish which of the following?
• Which letter is associated with proceeding to the scene quickly without sacrificing safety?
• Which offense is defined as taking anything of value from the person or immediate control by force or intimidation with the offender inflicting serious bodily injury?
• Which of the following is NOT a primary fingerprint ridge pattern?
• Which term describes experiencing sexual pleasure from being dominated, mistreated, or hurt?
• Definition of 'School' includes institutions?
• Which term describes evidence prints formed by natural secretions from glands and require processing to become visible?
• Which of the following is a Schedule II drug?
• Which action corresponds to the second A in the ADAPT acronym?
• Which guideline allows anger only if part of the strategy?
• Sexual intercourse without the person's lawful consent is called?
• What caution is given regarding physical evidence and tool marks at the scene?
• Which term describes exposing the genitals to an unsuspecting person?
• Which offense involves theft of valuables contained within a purse or wallet at the time of the theft, from the person or immediate control, by use of force, intimidation or snatching, but not armed with a dangerous weapon?
• Which of the following is NOT among the 14 identifiers used for identity verification?
• Which term means attraction to both sexes?
• What crime involves stealing another person's personal data to gain something?
• School property includes property used for school purposes including playgrounds.
• Under 12 grams, what packaging rule applies?
• In the Pursuit phase, what information should be communicated to responding officers?
• Which drug's effects include dry mouth, teeth grinding, sweating, increased energy, altered perception of time, decreased aggression, relaxed feeling, empathy towards others and enhanced communications and sense of touch?
• Which of the following is one of the five types of identity theft?
• Second Degree Rape is defined as rape without consent due to one of several circumstances. Which of the following is a basis for Second Degree Rape?
• Which action corresponds to the first letter A in the ADAPT acronym?
• What is the purpose of a Neighborhood Canvas in burglary response?
• Which of the following is a major trend of identity theft?
• Which of the following is a step included in the preliminary investigation process?
• Which letter is about maintaining the integrity?
• What is recommended after completing the primary search during the Search phase?
• Hallucinogenic Plants — Exceptions
• Which term describes the transfer of a controlled dangerous substance to another person by delivery or packaging?
• Which action is explicitly addressed by the paraphernalia provisions?
• Which substances are prohibited to inhale or assist others to inhale under Dangerous Chemical Substances Prohibited?
• Which term describes sexual gratification through petting or association with animals?
• What is the title of the section that deals with drug paraphernalia prohibitions?
• Which burglar type is described by entering a store before closing, hiding until after closing, and then leaving with items or giving to an accomplice?
• Once a person is in custody and available, it is better to use what form of identification?
• Which of the following is a characteristic of Unskilled burglars?
• Which Latin term is used to describe the deceased body that serves as objective proof that a homicide occurred?
• Which term describes sexual gratification that involves contact with animals?
• The possession of a CDS when the following elements can be established as evidence of intent to distribute: quantity of CDS, packaging, paraphernalia relating to distribution, money, and/or verbal statements is called what?
• Which of the following is a hallucinogen commonly encountered?
• Is it recommended to run with lights and sirens all the way to the burglary scene?
• Which action corresponds to the letter P in the ADAPT acronym?
• Which phase includes conducting a Neighborhood Canvas to gather information?
• Which offense is described as the intentional taking of a motor vehicle from the owner or lawful possessor, in the presence of the victim or bystander, by force or intimidation?
• Which letter relates to Interrogate the Suspect when appropriate?
• Which Schedule includes drugs with a potential for abuse less than Schedule II, are accepted for medical use, and may cause moderate or low physical dependence or high psychological dependence?
• Which of the following is NOT an acceptable procedure for securing a photographic ID?
• Which of the following is an example of Documentary Evidence?
• Violations within 2,000 feet of a drug-free zone do not include which scenario?
• Which drug's effects include dizziness, numbness of the tongue, lips or mouth, heaviness or lightness of the extremities, speech difficulty, slow thinking, facial flushing, sweating and increased visual effects?
• What are the five grades of homicide?
• Which letter is about noting all conditions, events, and remarks at the scene?
• In an investigation, who is commonly the source of information during interviews?
• Porous surfaces usually require a chemical developer such as Ninhydrin.
• Which statement about drug-free zones signage is true?
• Which actions are unlawful under the drug paraphernalia statute?
• Which option is one of the five main burglary methods?
• Intercourse with a corpse is known as?
• Marijuana leaves are ________ and have ________ edges.
• Using children for sex acts is known as?
• Which term best describes sexual arousal from watching others secretly?
• Which category includes marijuana, lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD), phencyclidine (PCP), and ecstasy (MDMA)?
• Which Schedule is defined by high abuse potential, accepted medical use, and potential for severe dependence?
• Which statement best describes the two main categories of prohibited acts in the material?
• Which action corresponds to proceeding safely to the scene by the most direct route, prioritizing officer safety?
• Which of the following lists the three types of burglars?
• There are how many different crimes associated with Identity Theft?
• A drug or drug product bearing the label that says Caution: Federal law prohibits dispensing without prescription is called what?
• How many types of burglars are described in the material?
• Which of the following is a narcotic commonly abused?
• In the preliminary acronym used for investigations, what does the letter Y stand for?
• Which of the following is a nuisance type sex offense/pedophilia involving watching others?
• Which practice is recommended during the Search phase if resources permit?
• Which scenario is a Third Degree Rape basis?
• Which term describes sexual activity via the internet, including harassment and threats?
• Prohibited Plant Products — Exceptions
• Which of the following is a characteristic of Skilled burglars?
• Upon arrival at a scene, officers must immediately do which action as part of the preliminary investigation steps?
• Which term describes sexual intercourse between an animal and a human?
• Which term refers to prescription-only medications under federal law?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the three primary stimulant types listed?
• Which term describes evidence that consists of written documents, records, and reports?
• Upon arriving at a homicide scene, what is the first officer's primary responsibility?
• Mitragyna speciosa distribution to minors
• Which action corresponds to the letter D in the ADAPT acronym?
• Excessive or persistent use of a drug in regards to accepted medical practice is called what?
• This acronym explains the first officer's responsibilities when arriving on the scene.
• Which type of print is an impression of ridges in a soft surface, such as clay?
• The abbreviation for the metric term kilogram is what?
• Which guideline suggests interrogating away from the suspect's turf?
• The purposes or conditions for which drugs are unsuited.
• Which action is prohibited under the drug proceeds provisions?
• Which of the following is a Schedule III drug?
• A suicide note ________ automatically exclude homicide as a possibility.
• Which offense involves taking from the person or immediate control by force or intimidation while armed with a dangerous weapon?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the five main burglary methods?
• Which of the following is NOT a First Degree Rape circumstance?
• What term describes burglars who break store windows, grab items, and leave rapidly?
• Piquerism is best described as sexual pleasure derived from stabbing or cutting. Which term matches this description?
• Which action corresponds to the letter T in the ADAPT acronym?
• Which statement is true regarding paraphernalia sales to unmarried persons under 17?
• Which Schedule is defined as having a low potential for abuse but an accepted medical use and relatively limited dependence compared to earlier schedules?
• Which of the following is one of the eight guidelines for effective interrogation?
• Which term describes sexual pleasure from dominating, mistreating, or hurting a partner?
• Which is prohibited beyond selling paraphernalia to under-17?
• Which term denotes possessing a CDS with the intent to distribute, evidenced by elements such as quantity, packaging, paraphernalia relating to distribution, money, and verbal statements?
• Evidence is ______ when it relates to a fact at issue in the trial.
• Which offense is sexual pleasure from fire?
• What term describes impressions of friction ridge patterns on the palm side of the fingers?
• Which term refers to prints that are visible at the time of discovery and do not require processing?
• Which of the following is included among the eight dangerous sex offenses?
• Which action is prohibited under Prohibited Acts: False Representation?
• Which of the following is a recognized grade of homicide related to motor vehicles?
• Which of the following is a characteristic of Juvenile burglars?
• What are the 5 classes of drugs?
• The effects of which substance include drowsiness (the nod), dry mouth, heavy extremities, loss of coordination, reduced sensitivity to pain, slurred speech, and respiratory depression?
• Which of the following is a nuisance type sex offense/pedophilia involving sexual activity with animals?
• The method of fingerprint retrieval varies greatly depending upon the ______ containing the fingerprint.
• All suicides or suspected suicides should be treated as a ________ until proven otherwise.
• Which term describes evidence that has substantial importance to affect the outcome of the case?
• If dealing with a living victim, what should be summoned as necessary?
• How many tactical consideration categories are identified for burglary in progress calls?
• Which substance has effects including anxiety, dilated pupils, euphoria, a feeling of superiority, high energy, indifference to pain, and a runny nose when snorted?
• Which term means attraction to the same sex?
• Sexual pleasure from drinking or drawing blood is called?
• Which of the following is a nuisance type sex offense/pedophilia involving theft impulses?
• Which offense involves taking from the person of another or immediate control by force or intimidation when the offender leads the victim to believe he is armed with a dangerous weapon?
• Which drug's effects include blank stare, exaggerated gait, flushing, loss of coordination, numbness of extremities, sense of strength, sweating, slurred speech, and shallow/rapid breathing?
• What is the botanical name for marijuana?
• Anabolic Steroid is defined as any drug or hormonal substance chemically and pharmacologically related to testosterone that promotes muscle growth. What term describes this substance?
• What is the unlawful possession threshold for ephedrine, pseudoephedrine, or phenylpropanolamine?
• Which action is associated with interviewing victims as soon as possible?
• Which of the following is NOT a major trend of identity theft?
• Distribution to a student carries enhanced penalties of up to what?
• Which term refers to sexually explicit telephone communications?
• Which term describes formal questioning of a person suspected of involvement in a crime?
• Which drug's effects include heightened sensory perception and an increased appetite?
• For a preliminary investigation, what is the first step in discharging the police function?
• Evidence is ______ when it has enough substantial importance to affect a point in issue.
• Which statement best describes the difference between an interview and an interrogation?
• Which of the following is NOT a type of search pattern?
• Which term describes a form of sexual activity involving exhibitionism and voyeurism across multiple participants?
• Which of the following is NOT typically listed as a Schedule I drug?
• During a preliminary investigation, which action ensures safety while attending to the injured?
• Which term denotes an uncontrollable urge to steal for sexual pleasure?
• Which guideline encourages talking at the subject's level?
• Which surfaces usually require Ninhydrin to develop prints?
• Which letter corresponds to the action of locating and identifying witnesses and suspects?
• Which action is prohibited: knowingly receiving or acquiring drug proceeds?
• Which of the following is prohibited regarding drug proceeds?
• Which statement best reflects an exception to lack of knowledge as a defense?
• Which action should be taken to preserve safety and evidence when dealing with a suspect on scene?
• Which term denotes sexual pleasure from contact with human excrement?
• Which scenario triggers enhanced penalties for a clandestine laboratory near school property?
• Which describes the purpose of interrogation?
• Which offense is described as using children for sexual acts?
• Which of the following is NOT a factor that influences print deposition?
• Which action constitutes unlawful prescribing, distributing, dispensing, or assisting in illegally obtaining CDS?
• Homicide is defined as which of the following?
• Which type of identity theft involves creating a new identity by combining real and synthetic information?
• Which term describes a three-person sex act involving multiple participants in exhibitionist/voyeuristic context?
• What technique is described as used by Safe Crackers to access safes?
• Which of the following is an anabolic steroid?
• During the Approach phase, which action is recommended to minimize alerting the burglar?
• Cannabanoids are described as
• Nonporous surfaces are predominantly processed by which method?
• Which acronym helps first responding officers remember their responsibilities?
• Which term best describes a well-prepared robbery investigation report?
• Which term is colloquially called a 'peeping tom'?
• During the Arrival phase, what is advised about using flashlights?
• Which type of communication is body language?
• Which type of burglar is described as petty offenders or opportunists with windows open in a house?
• Under which circumstance is Second Degree Rape charged in relation to the victim's belief about the perpetrator's identity?
• Which category of drugs depresses the central nervous system by slowing its activity?
• Which letter is about maintaining the integrity of the crime scene?
• Which term describes activity with animals?
• Which offense is defined as sexual intercourse with a corpse?
• Which of the following is the scientific name for the marijuana plant?
• Cyanoacrylate fuming is commonly known as what?
• Which guideline states Don't Create a Challenge during interrogation?
• Identity Theft can be found in the Louisiana Criminal Code under LRS ________.
• Penalty A: 25+ distributing Schedule I or II narcotic to minor under 18 equals imprisonment for?
• The effects of marijuana include eye reddening, dry mouth, euphoria, mood changes, impaired short-term memory, heightened sensory perception, distortion of time, and increased appetite. These effects are categorized as which two types?
• During the Investigation at the Scene phase, what is a key action to take regarding entry and exit points?
• Which location qualifies as a drug-free zone when posted?
• Sexual pleasure from eating human flesh is called?
• Marijuana containing chemical substances that have psychoactive properties, are referred to as ________.
• What is the minimum number of officers needed to form a perimeter for a burglary in progress call?
• In PRELIMINARY, what does the letter 'Y' stand for?
• Which burglar type is described by looking for an empty residence or business and breaking in?
• Which term is often considered with admissibility, but the two are fundamentally distinct?
• Proceeds from drug offenses: which activity is prohibited?
• If the suspect is on the scene, you should ________ him/her.
• Which Schedule is defined by high abuse potential, no accepted medical use in the U.S., and no accepted safety under medical supervision?
• Which two factors are identified as affecting an interview?
• In investigations, who are the typical sources who are interviewed to provide information?
• Which of the following is a nuisance type sex offense/pedophilia involving obscene communication?
• May be written confessions, written statements from a witness, canceled checks, business records, laboratory reports, and other written material.
• Which type of burglar is most associated with bypassing alarms and cracking safes?
• Which item is an example of demonstrative physical evidence?
• Which distance triggers enhanced penalties for clandestine laboratory offenses near schools?
• Which category includes OxyContin, Vicodin, Methadone, Opana, Lorcet/Lortab, and Percocet/Percodan?
• Which letter corresponds to Interview Victims?
• Which term is defined as expression of feeling by the use of a specific object?
• Which letter pertains to arranging for searching the scene and collection of evidence?
• Which letter is about rendering assistance?
• Which type of burglar enters through open doors and unlocked windows?
• Which option is NOT one of the nine tactical consideration categories for burglary in progress calls?
• These protocols are used to protect ________ valuable to the case.
• Representations such as photographs, sketches, diagrams, casts, and even models can be used to represent the actual evidence in court. What are these representations called?
• Which action describes making all attempts to arrest the perpetrator?
• Marijuana plants have an ________ number of leaves emanating from a single point on the stem?
• If a suicide note is present, check for ________ of the victim.
• Which of the following is a Schedule IV drug?
• Which act is illegal regarding hallucinogenic plants?
• Cocaine has two common forms: powder and crack. Which form is typically smoked?
• Which of the following is NOT listed among Schedule II drugs?
• What term describes sexual arousal from urine?
• What court case is referred to when talking about the exculpatory evidence?
• Third Degree Rape is committed when consent is lacking under certain circumstances. Which of the following describes a Third Degree basis?
• Why is setting or location important in an interview?
• Which term describes rubbing against someone else's body for sexual gratification?
• Which drug's effects include increased blood pressure, pulse, temperature and respirations, dilated pupils, distorted sensory perception, hallucinations, and flashbacks?
• Which of the following is a prohibited conduct relating to paraphernalia?
• Which category of evidence refers to physical objects involved in the case?
• Which statement describes the planning of Skilled burglars?
• Stimulants are used to treat which condition?
• What is the key distinction between an interview and an interrogation?
• The term 'School' includes which institutions?
• Which term denotes sexual arousal from fecal matter?
• Which letter is linked to locating and identifying witnesses and suspects?
• Which letter stands for reporting the scene fully and accurately?
• Which scenario is NOT a First Degree Rape circumstance, given the enumerated list?
• Marijuana contains over ________ different chemical substances.
• Which category includes testosterone, oxandrolone, and stanozolol?
• Prohibited Plant Products — PWID
• During the Apprehension of Suspect, what action is advised?
• Penalty B: 18+ distributing Schedule I or II to minor under 18 who is at least 3 years junior equals imprisonment of?
• Which term represents a modus operandi or a particular procedure followed for gratification?
• Which step involves performing a controlled search of the area or location?
• Which term means attraction to the opposite sex?
• Which Schedule is defined as having a low potential for abuse relative to Schedule III and an accepted medical use, with possible limited physical or psychological dependence?
• Which statement about posting a drug-free zone is accurate?
• Which term describes arousal from dominating, mistreating, or hurting a partner, or from being dominated?
• The prohibition includes avoiding what requirement in relation to drug proceeds?
• Intense passion to beat, whip, or club someone is called?
• In PRELIMINARY, what does the letter 'L' stand for?
• Which of the following is listed as a nuisance type sex offense/pedophilia?
• Which burglar type is described by cutting through floors, walls, or ceilings to reach goals?
• Which term refers to erotic stimuli from an inanimate or animate object?
• Lack of knowledge of age/marital status generally is not a defense unless what condition is met?
• Which category includes Soma, Ketamine, Xanax, Klonopin, and Valium?
• Which entity is an exception to the OTC sale restrictions?
• Which of the following is one of the ten behavioral orientations?
• Which term is the name of the drug class that includes substances that promote muscle growth and are hormonally related to testosterone?
• Which substance is described as causing time perception distortion and altered sensory perception?
• Which term refers to a fetish involving fecal matter?
• Which of the following is one of the three primary stimulants?
• Which option is a digital credential listed among identifiers?
• Which guideline advises ensuring privacy during interrogation?
• Which of the following is one of the eight dangerous sex offenses?
• Cocaine is used in medical procedures as a topical and local ________.
• What is the name of the act addressing pain management clinics and overdose prevention?
• Which of the following is listed as a hallucinogen?
• Which of the following is a step in responding to prowler calls?
• Penalty C: Distributing any CDS in Schedules I-V to a minor under 18 who is at least 3 years younger equals penalty up to?
• Under the age-related restrictions, which act is prohibited?
• Who is typically subjected to interrogation in investigations?
• During the Investigation at the Scene phase, what is a primary task?
• Which burglar type is described by attacking the safe through the dial with a drill or punch and possibly dial manipulation?
• Equipment, products, and materials of any kind which are used, intended for use, or designed for use in the association of any type of controlled dangerous substance in violation of the Uniform Controlled Substances Law as scheduled in R.S. 40:964 is called what?
• Which type of evidence prints are impressions of ridges formed when natural secretions from glands in the skin are deposited or transferred to an object touched?
• Which item is an example of Testimonial Evidence?
• Once the scene is safe, proper ________ protocols should be used.
• The condition resulting from drug abuse is called what?
• Which term refers to equipment used to facilitate the use or distribution of controlled substances?
• LSD and MDMA are examples of which drug category?
• and ________ them from the scene as soon as possible.
• Which of the following best describes Testimonial Evidence?
• Which of the following is NOT listed among the eight dangerous sex offenses?
• Which statement describes something that fills gaps in the preliminary inquiry and serves as a good public relations tool, introducing the mechanism for a successful conclusion?
• During the Arrival phase, which guideline is recommended regarding flashlight use?
• What term describes the act of gaining or exerting influence or control over a controlled dangerous substance?
• It is presented by means of spoken word. Normally comes from the witness stand, but may be a voice recording and/or videotapes.
• Which drug is widely recognized as a Schedule I substance?