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Advanced Criminal Justice, Class 16: Quiz 2, Period 1, 03.01.06
[OOC: Same story as usual with quizzes: get it done by the next class. And, hey, the next class is a week and a half away. Slowplay yay. Oh, and no, I don't expect "Talk to Professor Tick" as an answer to #1. I personally think that should be Step 5. And I know how to spell "should." It has a "u." Shut up. Class Info Post.]
The Tick was at the front of the class holding some paper.
"Hello, class! If you'll look at the front of the room, you'll see your midterm an essay grades postedexcept not just yet in terms of the midterm grades. Very good work by most of you. Others amongst you are being hurt by spotty attendance. Please nip that problem in the bud, chums!"
"Anyway, today we're having a pop quiz. It hopefully won't take you the full period to get through, so you can have some time to yourselves heading into break."
"For those of you going away next week, I wish you safe passage and a good time! For those of you sticking around, I wish you a lack of invading monsters."
"And, Logan? I understand you're doing your makeup assignment tomorrow, correct? Have fun with that!"
"Okay, class, get to work!"
1. If you were planning on making a vigilante strike against the forces of evil, what would be the first two steps of your plan? Please assume this to be a general plan that can be used in a variety of situations.
2. Please describe how you would serve Justice when equipped with a team of any four of the following animals: a stickbug, a seahorse, a puffin, a puppy, a tiny elephant, a meerkat, a marmoset, and a giraffe.
3. Write a metaphor about the Camera of Justice.
EC. Answer #2 with 6 animals for 1 EC point. All 8 animals will earn you +2 EC.
The Tick was at the front of the class holding some paper.
"Hello, class! If you'll look at the front of the room, you'll see your midterm an essay grades posted
"Anyway, today we're having a pop quiz. It hopefully won't take you the full period to get through, so you can have some time to yourselves heading into break."
"For those of you going away next week, I wish you safe passage and a good time! For those of you sticking around, I wish you a lack of invading monsters."
"And, Logan? I understand you're doing your makeup assignment tomorrow, correct? Have fun with that!"
"Okay, class, get to work!"
1. If you were planning on making a vigilante strike against the forces of evil, what would be the first two steps of your plan? Please assume this to be a general plan that can be used in a variety of situations.
2. Please describe how you would serve Justice when equipped with a team of any four of the following animals: a stickbug, a seahorse, a puffin, a puppy, a tiny elephant, a meerkat, a marmoset, and a giraffe.
3. Write a metaphor about the Camera of Justice.
EC. Answer #2 with 6 animals for 1 EC point. All 8 animals will earn you +2 EC.
Re: Take the Quiz [Class 16]
Find the most effective plan to infiltrate thanks to the first step and play into my troop's strengths.
2. The stickbugs would be used to spy on the criminals, thanks to its mad hiding skills, no one would notice that they're being bugged. Seahorses would be used as innocent reconnaissance if the crime happened underwater. The puffin and the puppy I would use together. They might seem harmless, but that's exactly why they could be used to get close to the criminal and cause a distraction while the tiny elephant uses its trunk to steal their weapons. The meerkat would then take the knife or gun and run off to it. If the criminal is following him, he'd give it over to the marmoset who would climb on top of the giraffe and keep the weapons away from the criminal. In the meantime I'd get the time to alert the authorities.
3. The Camera of Justice is black and white. It takes snapshots of our society and translates the colourful scenes into a monochrome picture that is easier to understand in trial. While it looks artistic, we shouldn't forget that the real scene was far more complicated.