1. When an officer watches from a stationary vantage point, such as a camouflaged outdoor fixture or a room, it is known as A. foot surveillance

B. fixed surveillance

C. one-man surveillance

D. two-man surveillance

2. In drug investigations, after the first small buy, the undercover officer makes a purchase of contraband that is known as

A. seed money

B. deep cover

C. after action

D. acceptance

3. When an officer assumes a fictitious identity and associates with known or suspected criminals for the purpose of collecting information, it is known as

A. criminal investigation

B. forensic investigation

C. surveillance

D. undercover operations

4. Which of the following steps follows the establishment of a cover story?

A. buy-bust

B. buy-walk

C. infiltration

D. acceptance

5. Which of the following methods of surveillance affords greater scope than on-foot surveillance security detection and reduces the risk of losing the suspect?

A. foot surveillance

B. four-man surveillance

C. two-man surveillance

D. leap frog surveillance

6. When it is determined that the investigation should continue, no arrest should be made, and nothing should be done to arouse the suspect's suspicion or to identify the true role of the undercover operative, this stage of undercover operations is known as

A. covering the informant

B. deep cover

C. buy-bust

D. walk-bust

7. Which of the following is a prerequisite for an undercover role-play?

A. cover story

B. vehicle

C. tools of communication

D. support officer

8. Introduction, acceptance, buy, arrest, covering of the informant, and after action are common steps of

A. an undercover operation

B. a surveillance

C. a criminal investigation

D. criminal intelligence

9. A criminal intelligence tool that uses graphic visuals to show the relationship between individuals and organizations is called

A. flowcharting

B. link analysis

C. event flow analysis

D. commodity flow analysis

10. Trust between is crucial for a successful undercover operation.

A. the undercover officer and the support officer

B. the undercover officer and the suspect

C. the suspect and the support officer

D. the informant and the support officer