A) They rely too much on comedy. B) They are too boring to watch. C) They fail to show enough police equipment. D) They provide an unrealistic depiction of crime.
A) Public nuisance and littering. B) Traffic violations and parking disputes. C) Petty theft and jaywalking. D) Homicide and terrorism.
A) Homicide. B) Terrorism. C) Theft. D) Serial killing.
A) International espionage. B) Domestic violence. C) Mass murder. D) Terrorism.
A) Since the September 11 attacks. B) Since the end of the Cold War. C) Since the turn of the century. D) Since the invention of television.
A) Support for political activism. B) Racial profiling and fear-mongering. C) Strict adherence to the law. D) Police brutality and corruption.
A) Discrepancies in the perception of crime rates. B) A decrease in citizen fear. C) Greater trust in judicial systems. D) Improved understanding of forensic science.
A) The public accurately guessed the decline in crime. B) The public believed crime had increased despite a decline in total offences. C) The public was unaware of crime rates. D) The public believed crime had disappeared.
A) An increase. B) Fluctuated wildly. C) A decline. D) Remained stable.
A) Distorted public perception from police procedurals. B) Changes in government policy. C) A rise in actual violent crime. D) Decreased funding for prisons.
A) US, UK, and Germany. B) Japan, China, and South Korea. C) Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. D) France, Spain, and Italy.
A) Chicago P.D. B) The Rookie C) Blue Bloods D) Rookie Blue
A) Flower of Evil B) Mga Lihim ni Urduja C) Black Rider D) Ang Probinsyano
A) Female B) Non-binary C) Male D) Gender-neutral
A) 10% B) 50% C) 35% D) 22%
A) Replacing male heroes B) Increasing police reform C) Adding sexual appeal D) Ending gender bias
A) Japan B) Thailand C) South Korea D) Vietnam
A) Police are always present during crimes B) Justice is always served C) Rapes only happen to 'bad girls' D) Rape is always reported
A) As corrupt individuals B) As the 'good guys' C) As victims of bureaucracy D) As side characters
A) Illegal searches B) Mandatory jury trials C) Transparent legal procedures D) Community mediation
A) Black Rider B) Flashpoint C) Noah D) Pilyang Kerubin
A) Nine Network B) Seven Network C) ABC D) Network Ten
A) 177 B) 510 C) 301 D) 229
A) ABC B) Southern Star Entertainment C) Crawford Productions D) Network Ten
A) 229 B) 301 C) 177 D) 510
A) Mount Thomas B) Sydney C) Brisbane D) Melbourne
A) Six B) Eight C) Four D) Two
A) Cop Shop B) Solo One C) Rush D) Blue Heelers
A) Mount Thomas B) Sydney Harbour C) Melbourne D) Rural Victoria
A) 229 B) 301 C) 510 D) 177
A) Special Squad B) Rush C) City Homicide D) Young Lions
A) 177 B) 301 C) 229 D) 510
A) Antony Stephenson B) Southern Star C) Crawford Productions D) The Seven Network
A) Phoenix B) Stingers C) Bellamy D) The Feds
A) Steven Bochco B) Shawn Ryan C) Dick Wolf D) David Simon
A) The Wire B) Castle C) Monk D) NCIS
A) Bruno Heller B) Jon Bokenkamp C) Jeff Davis D) Alexi Hawley
A) Tom Fontana B) Steve Franks C) Hart Hanson D) Andy Breckman
A) Steven Bochco B) Dick Wolf C) Shawn Ryan D) David Simon
A) Robert Doherty B) Bruno Heller C) Andrew W. Marlowe D) Jonathan Nolan
A) Bryan Fuller B) Jeff Davis C) Hart Hanson D) David Simon
A) The Wire B) Dragnet C) Miami Vice D) Kojak
A) Anthony E. Zuiker B) Donald P. Bellisario C) Dick Wolf D) Quinn Martin
A) Alexi Hawley B) Andy Breckman C) Hart Hanson D) Steve Franks
A) The Shield B) Cold Case C) Without a Trace D) Castle
A) Bruno Heller B) Jon Bokenkamp C) Andrew W. Marlowe D) Robert Doherty
A) Jack Webb B) Steven Bochco C) Dick Wolf D) Quinn Martin
A) David Simon B) Joseph Wambaugh C) Steven Bochco D) Abby Mann
A) The Rookie B) Southland C) NYPD Blue D) Brooklyn South
A) Anthony E. Zuiker B) Bryan Fuller C) Jeff Davis D) Hart Hanson
A) David Simon B) Steven Bochco C) Dick Wolf D) Tom Fontana
A) Forensic science B) Culinary arts C) Sports broadcasting D) Intergalactic travel
A) Narrative climax B) Whodunit C) Inverted detective story D) Procedural reversal
A) Stray Dog B) The Moonstone C) Dragnet D) Charlie Chan
A) In the late 1880s B) After World War II C) During the Great Depression D) At the start of the 21st century
A) The Moonstone B) Dragnet C) Columbo D) Stray Dog
A) Concealing the criminal's identity until the narrative climax B) Revealing the criminal in the first scene C) A show about the police chief D) A genre focused solely on autopsies
A) Analysis B) Forensics C) Induction D) Statistics
A) Georges Simenon B) Gaston Leroux C) Émile Gaboriau D) Maurice Leblanc
A) Lawyer B) Police officer C) Journalist D) Detective
A) Brussels B) Montreal C) London D) Paris
A) Ten Plus One B) King's Ransom C) Last Seen Wearing ... D) The Laughing Policeman
A) Los Angeles B) Yokohama C) Boston D) New York City
A) Twelve B) Ten C) Five D) Eight
A) Nobel Prize B) Booker Prize C) Edgar Award D) Pulitzer Prize
A) Cozy mystery B) French roman policier C) Hardboiled detective D) Swedish noir
A) Ten million B) Five hundred thousand C) One million D) Fifty million
A) First-person narration B) Slapstick comedy C) Surrealism D) Black humour
A) Sweden B) France C) USA D) Canada
A) Émile Gaboriau B) Gaston Leroux C) Maurice Leblanc D) Frédéric Dard
A) Law & Order B) CSI C) Criminal Minds D) NCIS
A) Death on the Nile B) The Murder of Roger Ackroyd C) Murder on the Orient Express D) And Then There Were None
A) Lifetime B) NBC C) AMC D) HBO
A) The 2000 Puerto Rican Day Parade attacks B) The Timothy Wilson Spencer case C) Gamergate D) The Lindbergh kidnapping
A) Harold Schechter B) Ice-T C) Patricia Cornwell D) Mariska Hargitay
A) The Zodiac Killer B) Ted Bundy C) John Wayne Gacy D) Timothy Wilson Spencer
A) Agatha Christie B) Ice-T C) Harold Schechter D) Patricia Cornwell
A) NBC B) CBS C) FOX D) ABC |