Comparative Police System Review Questions 1

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Comparative Police System Review Questions 1







1.  Interpol as an organization became known as such in
      A. 1936
      B. 1946
      C. 1956
      D. 1966

2.  The Organization known simply as Interpol is the
      A. International Police Association
      B. Association of Chief of Police
      C. International Criminal Police Organization
      D. None of the Above

3.  The Present Interpol was officially created as the International
    Criminal Police Commission in what year?
      A. 1913
      B. 1923
      C. 1933
      D. 1943

4.  It is the world’s largest international police organization, with
    190 member countries.
      A. International Police Organization
      B. Aseanapol
      C. Interpol
      D. Borderpol

5.  It is the Interpol's supreme governing body. It meets annually to
    take all important decisions related to policy, resources, working
    methods, finances, activities and programmes.
      A. General Assembly
      B. Executive Committee
      C. General Secretariat
      D. National Central Bureaus

6.  Elected by the General Assembly, It is headed by the President of
    the Interpol. It provides guidance and direction to the Organization
    and oversees the implementation of decisions made at the annual
    General Assembly.
      A. General Assembly
      B. Executive Committee
      C. General Secretariat
      D. National Central Bureaus

7.  It is considered the lifeblood of INTERPOL because it contributes
    to the criminal databases and cooperating together on cross-border
    investigations, operations and arrests.
      A. General Assembly
      B. Executive Committee
      C. General Secretariat
      D. National Central Bureaus

8.  Interpol has how many member countries?
      A. 180
      B. 185
      C. 190
      D. 195

9.  Cambodia National Police was established in what year?
      A. 1945
      B. 1946
      C. 1947
      D. 1948

10. The Permanent seat of the Aseanapol secretariat is in what place?
      A. Manila
      B. Kuala Lumpur
      C. Hanoi
      D. Jakarta

   
Answer:
1.    C
2.    C
3.    B
4.    C
5.    A
6.    B
7.    D
8.    C
9.    A
10.  B

     
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