Group 4- Understanding the Police Constable role quiz
Understanding the Police Constable Role Quiz
Test your knowledge on the role of police constables in the UK with our engaging quiz! This quiz covers various aspects of police forces, principles of policing, and historical statutes. Perfect for anyone looking to improve their understanding of policing or preparing for a related field.
- 8 thought-provoking questions
- Multiple choice format
- Engaging and educational
How many territorial police forces are there in the UK?
45
43
44
46
Thames Valley Police is bordered by how many police forces?
9
6
8
11
TVP is made up of Berkshire, Buckinghamshire & Oxfordshire?
True
False
The idea of professional policing was taken up by ..... When he became Home Secretary in 1822.
Sir Robert Smith
Sir Robert Thomas
Sir Thomas Shelby
Sir Robert Peel
How many Principles of Procedural Justice?
5
4
6
9
Sir Robert Peel set how many key principals of 'policing by consent'?
4
9
6
7
What year was the Statute of Winchester enacted?
1278
1966
1285
1066
What are the three things that inform police action?
Codes of ethics, NMM & NND
Codes of ethics, NDM & NIM
Codes of conduct, NDM & NIM
Codes of ethics, NMN & NII
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