(Reading) Flashcards
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A passage states: 'The agent secured the perimeter before the warrant was executed.' What does 'secured the perimeter' mean here?
Answer: Established control over the boundary of the area
To 'secure the perimeter' means to gain control over and protect the outer boundary of a location.
According to a report reading 'Seizures increased markedly, though arrests remained flat,' what happened to arrests?
Answer: They stayed roughly the same
'Remained flat' indicates arrests did not increase or decrease, staying about the same.
A memo says findings must be 'corroborated by an independent source.' What is required?
Answer: Confirmation from a separate, unrelated source
'Corroborated by an independent source' means the findings need confirmation from a separate, unbiased source.
If a document notes that evidence was 'inadmissible in court,' what does that mean?
Answer: It could not be used in the legal proceeding
'Inadmissible' means the evidence cannot be legally accepted or used in court.
A passage reads: 'The informant's credibility was called into question.' This suggests the informant was:
Answer: Doubted or viewed as unreliable
'Called into question' means someone's credibility or trustworthiness is being doubted.
In the sentence 'The suspect fled prior to the raid,' the word 'prior' means:
Answer: Before
'Prior to' means 'before' an event.
A report concludes that the operation was 'a resounding success.' The word 'resounding' emphasizes that the success was:
Answer: Clear and emphatic
'Resounding' intensifies the noun, meaning the success was unmistakable and emphatic.