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(A)project
(B)produce
(C)protect
(D)prosecute

50 A person can waive constitutionally provided protections against unreasonable searches and seizures and allow an officer to search home, person, and property. Such a search is known as ______ . (A)consent search (B)plain view search(C)stop and frisk (D)search incident to an arrest .

51 Policing is most often performed by the public______ forces that patrol public spaces, often in marked cars, and whose members wear a uniform. (A)congressional (B)constabulary (C)constitutional (D)continental

52 Methods to prevent workplace harassment include all but ______. (A)policy development (B)negative discipline (C)training (D)supervision

53 (A)defense (B)detention (C)offence (D)offer

55 (A)contently (B)confidentially (C)conversely (D)consistently

56 (A)assess (B)allow (C)appoint (D)approach

57 (A)simply (B)only (C)naturally (D)barely

58 What would be the most appropriate title for the passage？ (A)At the Heart of the Insistence (B)The Political Necessity (C)New York City’s Peace Officers (D)The Patrolman’s Own Neighborhood

59 According to the passage, which of the following is NOT true？ (A)NYPD was established more than 170 years ago. (B)Local control was a political necessity in the middle of 19th century. (C)Since the residency requirement was enforced, two-thirds to three-fourths of the police lived in the ward in which they worked. (D)The cost of transportation was one of the reasons why the police would like to live near their workplace.

60 According to the passage, what is the most likely percentage of the NYPD officers living in the precinct they worked in the second half of the 19th century？ (A)3/4 (B)1/4 (C)3/5 (D)4/5