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What is the full meaning of ICE?
- Information and Communication Establishment
- Immigrants and Customers Enforcement
- Immigration and Customs Enforcement
- Immigration and Criminals Enforcement

About This Quiz

ICE Special Agent is a job involving crime prevention in many forms, including money laundering, counter-terrorism, illegal arms, technology export, human trafficking, smuggling, and financial crimes. Special agents conduct major operations to fight any form of criminal acts. The process of recruitment is organized and monitored by government bodies.

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Which of these crimes is not prevented by the agents?
- Child trafficking
- Drugs trafficking
- Child Abuse
- Money laundering
Correct Answer

A. Child Abuse

Explanation

Child abuse is not prevented by the agents. While child trafficking, drugs trafficking, and money laundering are crimes that can be targeted and prevented by law enforcement agents, child abuse is a crime that often occurs within the confines of a family or private setting, making it more challenging for agents to detect and prevent.

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What is the act of transporting money from one place to another?
- Theft
- Money laundering
- Embezzlement
- Armed Robbery
Correct Answer

A. Money laundering

Explanation

Money laundering refers to the act of disguising the origins of illegally obtained money by passing it through a complex sequence of banking transfers or commercial transactions, making it appear as if it came from legitimate sources. This process involves moving money from one place to another in order to hide its illicit origins and make it difficult to trace.

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4.

Which place can ICE not be found?
- Border
- Airport
- Bank
- Seaport
Correct Answer

A. Bank

Explanation

ICE stands for Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which is a law enforcement agency responsible for enforcing immigration and customs laws in the United States. While ICE can be found at borders, airports, and seaports to monitor and enforce immigration and customs regulations, it cannot be found at banks as they do not typically handle immigration or customs matters.

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What is the crime moving humans from one country to another in illegal acts?
- Theft
- Money laundering
- Child trafficking
- Narcotics
Correct Answer

A. Child trafficking

Explanation

Child trafficking refers to the illegal act of moving humans, specifically children, from one country to another for various purposes such as forced labor, sexual exploitation, or slavery. It involves the recruitment, transportation, harboring, or receipt of children for exploitation. This crime is a grave violation of human rights and often involves the use of coercion, deception, or force. Child trafficking is a significant concern globally, as it poses a serious threat to the well-being and safety of children.

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Which of these cannot be caused by human trafficking?
- Prostitution
- Slavery
- Sudden death
- Health
Correct Answer

A. Health

Explanation

Human trafficking can cause various negative impacts on the physical and mental health of victims, such as physical injuries, sexually transmitted infections, mental health disorders, and substance abuse. Therefore, health cannot be excluded as a potential consequence of human trafficking.

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7.

Which of these courses is not required of an aspirant?
- Computer science
- Accounting
- Finance
- Agriculture
Correct Answer

A. Agriculture

Explanation

An aspirant is someone who is seeking to achieve a particular goal or ambition. In the given options, computer science, accounting, and finance are all courses that are commonly required for various careers and fields of study. However, agriculture is not typically a course that is required for most career paths, unless the individual is specifically interested in pursuing a career in agriculture or a related field. Therefore, the correct answer is agriculture.

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8.

Which of these age is a maximum one for application?
- 34
- 36
- 35
- 34
Correct Answer

A. 36

Explanation

The maximum age for application is 36, as it is the highest age among the options given.

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9.

Which of these is required of an ATF agent?
- Death certificate
- Birth certificate
- Life assurance
- Car insurance
Correct Answer

A. Life assurance

Explanation

An ATF (Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives) agent is responsible for enforcing federal laws and regulations related to firearms and explosives. Life assurance, or life insurance, is not directly related to the duties and responsibilities of an ATF agent. Therefore, it is not required of an ATF agent.

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10.

What is required of any agent?
- Issuing fake pass
- Preventing crimes
- Encouraging border crime
- Supporting illegal immigrants
Correct Answer

A. Preventing crimes

Explanation

An agent is required to prevent crimes. This means that they have the responsibility to take actions and measures to stop criminal activities from occurring or progressing. This can involve various tasks such as conducting investigations, gathering evidence, apprehending suspects, and ensuring the safety and security of the community. By actively working towards preventing crimes, agents contribute to maintaining law and order and protecting the well-being of society.

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