Chapter 4 Practice Quiz

Police Organization and Structure
. ________ is considered to be the father of the modern police service.

. The professional model of policing was characterized by ________.

. An obstacle to implementing community policing approaches is that ________.

. Canada has a national policing strategy for Indigenous people known as the ________.

. Managing the scene of a disaster until further help arrives is an example of ________.

. The ________ was established in the political era of policing to reinforce Canadian sovereignty.

. Research shows that police strength increases with the size of a city's ________.

. Neighbourhood watch programs ________.

. This subjective aspect of law enforcement is a cornerstone of modern policing is ________.

. In the political era of policing, minority and marginalized groups in society were often treated with suspicion, watched extensively, or ________.

. Civilian involvement in police activities is a key part of community-oriented policing.

. Indigenous police services are often chronically underfunded.

. The military was responsible for maintaining order in the first Canadian settlements.

. Sir Robert Peel's London Metropolitan police were met with significant public support at their introduction.

. The RCMP is the largest police force in Canada.

. Police contributed significant resources to the investigation of Tina Fontaine's murder but were not able to gather the evidence required to get a guilty verdict.

. Most police duties are related to fighting crime.

. The professional era of policing in Canada was characterized by the introduction of provincial policing standards.

. The idea of community-oriented policing is popular with front-line police officers.

. Railway police officers have the same powers of arrest as municipal police officers

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