Law Enforcement Oath of Honor reads: “On my honor, I will never betray my badge, my ______, my character, orthe public trust. I will always have the courage to hold myself and others accountable for our actions. I will alwaysuphold the constitution and community I serve.” (A)facebook (B)intelligence (C)indentification (D)integrity
Different agencies use their SWAT teams for different kinds of ______, but the basic set of missions looks like this:counter sniper, hostage rescue, barricaded suspect, search warrant, and drug raids. (A)assignments (B)advantages (C)assistances (D)alignments
Community policing offers the potential of forging closer ______ and deeper trust between police and citizens. Torealize this potential, however, images and structures of the police organization must accommodate such changes. (A)constructions (B)connections (C)containers (D)confusions
Forensic science plays an important role in the investigation of serious crimes. One of the first significantachievements in the field was the development of techniques for identifying individuals by their ______. In the 19thcentury, it was discovered that almost any contact between a finger and a fixed surface left a latent mark that couldbe made visible by a variety of procedures. (A)blood (B)saliva (C)semen (D)fingerprints
To reduce police ______, the commissions recommend creating external oversight over the police with a specialfocus on integrity, improving recruitment and training, leadership from supervisors of all ranks about integrity,holding all commanders responsible for the misbehavior of subordinates, and changing the organization’s culture totolerate misbehavior less. (A)strike (B)corruption (C)torture (D)overpower
Domestic______ and abuse can happen to anyone, yet the problem is often overlooked, excused, or denied. This isespecially true when the abuse is psychological, rather than physical. Noticing and acknowledging the signs of anabusive relationship is the first step to end it. (A)vacation (B)violence (C)victory (D)vacancy
The safety _____ is designed to assist the police officer in maintaining his or her handgun in a struggle whileensuring handgun retention. (A)belt (B)buckle (C)barrier (D)holster
In Taiwan, making a right turn on a red light is _____ and considered illegal, except when there is a green arrowalong with the red light. (A)authorized (B)prohibited (C)violated (D)committed
A woman was sent to prison for _____ heroin out of the country. When she was arrested at the airport, she had 63 kgof heroin in her suitcases. (A)abducting (B)negotiating (C)smuggling (D)mingling
Witnessing the entire process of the accident, Mr. Lin was brought to the police station to make a __________. (A)noise (B)statement (C)foundation (D)promise
The mayor is in a __________, for his decision will be challenged by both his proponents and opponents. (A)trend (B)morality (C)sentiment (D)dilemmaStockholm syndrome is a psychological behavior that appears in certain hostage situations. The condition appearswhen the hostage begins to show loyalty to or sympathy with the people who are 39 him or her. In the most classiccases, victims continue to defend and care about their captors even after they escape captivity.The term 40 in 1973 after the robbery of a bank in Stockholm, Sweden. During the robbery, bank employeeswere held hostage for six days. During this time, some of the employees became emotionally 41 their captors.They defended the actions of the bank robbers after the ordeal was over.Dr. Joseph Carver, a psychologist, describes this emotional bonding with an abuser as a survival 42 forvictims of abuse and intimidation. It develops as an attempt to survive in a 43 environment. The behavior has beenobserved in battered spouses, abused children, prisoners of war, and concentration camp survivors.39 (A)coercing (B)witnessing (C)holding (D)inspecting40 (A)originates (B)originated (C)has originated (D)has been originated41 (A)locked out of (B)ignorant of (C)popular with (D)attached to42 (A)strategy (B)reliability (C)recruit (D)tolerance43 (A)dedicated (B)threatening (C)moderate (D)poisonous44It is forbidden for any public servant to accept __________. (A)bribes (B)vices (C)honors (D)patents45After spending 25 years in prison, the convicted criminal will be __________ for parole. (A)diligent (B)disheveled (C)eligible (D)evasive46The trial of the high-profile serial killer case will be__________ by Judge Yang. (A)contributed to (B)presided over (C)charged with (D)complied with47When the fire fighters got to the burning building, they saw some victims making their __________ by jumping outof the building without protection. (A)excuse (B)appearance (C)disappearance (D)escape48Unsatisfied with the clarification provided by the officials, some legislators__________ a more in-depthinvestigation. (A)called for (B)broke in (C)called out (D)let go of49Based on our Constitution, any president can only hold__________ for a maximum of eight years. (A)election (B)term (C)seat (D)office50The scar on the robber’s forehead gives him a__________ appearance; he can be easily identified. (A)minimum (B)deficient (C)resilient (D)distinctive
Lie detector tests are a common part of background checks. More and more companies now require these testsfrom their employees.
(A)independent
(B)responsible
(C)notorious
(D)potential
Since every person has a unique set of fingerprints, fingerprinting has been used by the police to peoplewho have been to certain crime scenes.
(A)disarm
(B)identify
(C)replace
(D)suspend
The news reporters were advised by the police not to put their lives in by moving any closer to the firescene.
(A)challenge
(B)misdemeanor
(C)deliberation
(D)jeopardy
In order to what the substance found at the crime scene actually was, the forensic scientist tested it byusing different kinds of chemical tools.
(A)represent
(B)determine
(C)calculate
(D)interrupt
For motorists who do not yield to pedestrians who are walking through a crossing, the is NT$1,200 forscooters and NT$1,800 for cars.
(A)penalty
(B)bail
(C)indictment
(D)warrant
The person who took Neil’s daughter and demanded that he pay $8,000,000 for her safe return was caught andof kidnapping.
(A)guaranteed
(B)convicted
(C)released
(D)exchanged
In justice and law, is a measure by which a person is confined by the authorities to a certain residence.
(A)home arrest
(B)home stay
(C)house arrest
(D)house stay
occurs when an office-holder or other governmental employee acts in an official capacity for personalgain.
(A)Government corruption
(B)Labor trafficking
(C)Money market
(D)Organized crime
Chances of road accidents can be reduced by the mirrors properly and checking them at least every 15seconds.
(A)adjusting
(B)transferring
(C)upgrading
(D)decorating
A: What is a ?B: A briefing prior to the start of a shift where supervisors take attendance, inspect uniforms and equipment,inform the oncoming shift of any outstanding incidents that may have occurred, inform officers of suspects tobe looking out for, relate any law or procedural changes, and so on.
(A)roll out
(B)name-calling
(C)roll call
(D)workshop50720-5112051320-51420
Taiwan is a destination country for women and girls who are trafficked mostly from the People’s Republic ofChina (P.R.C.) and some from Vietnam, Cambodia, and Thailand for sexual and labor . Women and girlsare recruited through fraudulent marriages, deceptive employment offer, and illegal smuggling.
(A)importation
(B)exportation
(C)explosion
(D)exploitation
According to Article 347 of the Criminal Code, a person who kidnaps another for purpose to ransomshall be sentenced to death or life imprisonment or imprisonment for not less than seven years.
(A)excel
(B)expatriate
(C)extract
(D)extort
An investigation relies on the collection of evidence; both direct and circumstantial, along with the interview andof individuals involved in the case. These individuals may be victims, witnesses, or suspects in the incidentunder investigation.
(A)investment
(B)interference
(C)interrogation
(D)interpretation
It will now be much more difficult for criminals to hide and whitewash in the future. This is the consequence ofnew rules to fight money which were adopted in the European Parliament by a large majority.
(A)laundering
(B)trafficking
(C)gambling
(D)transaction
Police have clashed with protestors demanding construction on Taiwan’s fourth nuclear plant be stopped. Policeused water early on Monday to disperse thousands of demonstrators blocking a main route in Taiwan’scapital, Taipei.
(A)borough
(B)bullets
(C)cannon
(D)batons請回答第56 題至第60 題:Through the 1800s as professional police departments grew around the United States, women held few positions.Mostly, women served as prison workers taking care of female inmates. Then in 1909 social worker and minister AliceStebbins Wells pressed Los Angeles to establish a new city ordinance allowing female policewomen. With the supportof some influential people, the ordinance was quickly adopted and on September 12, 1910, Wells became the firstfemale policewoman with arrest powers in America. She received a badge, a key to telephone call boxes, a rule book,and a first aid book. Wells even designed and made some of her own tailored uniforms.The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) assigned Wells to patrol public recreation places women andchildren frequented, such as skating rinks, dance halls, and movie theaters. By October 1912 two other women wereadded to the staff. By 1916 sixteen other U.S. cities and several foreign countries had hired female police officers. By1937 the LAPD employed thirty-nine policewomen and their duties expanded to criminal investigations in addition topatrol.Pressing onward, Wells helped organize the International Policewoman's Association in 1915 and founded theWomen's Peace Officers Association of California in 1928. In 1914, she was the subject of a biographical film entitledThe Policewoman. The University of California created the first course dedicated to the work of female police officersin 1918. After 30 years of service, she retired in 1940 and died in 1957.
What was the first paragraph mainly about?
(A)Why Ms. Well wanted to be a police officer.
(B)How Ms. Wells became a police officer.
(C)What it was like to be a police officer in the 1800s.
(D)Whom Ms. Wells would turn to when she needed help.
What was Ms. Well’s job responsibility when she was first hired?
(A)Teaching at a local college.
(B)Doing criminal investigation.
(C)Patrolling on the street.
(D)Working with female inmates.
What was the impact of Wells’ appointment?
(A)More female police officers had been hired.
(B)Street crimes had been drastically reduced.
(C)Policewomen got to design their own uniforms.
(D)Women felt safer to stay in public places.
According to the passage, which of the following statements about Ms. Wells is NOT true?
(A)She was given the power to arrest a suspect.
(B)She was previously trained as a minister.
(C)She was enthusiastic in all kinds of political activities.
(D)She was sworn in by the LAPD on September 12, 1910.
What can be inferred from the last paragraph?
(A)The duties of early female officers were more of a social worker.
(B)Women of Well’s time earned less than men did working as police officers.
(C)No one understood how vulnerable to crime women and children could be.
(D)Women like Wells helped pave the way for the female officers of today.