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Being a detective - Intro
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What skill is NOT vital for being a good detective
Good eye for detail
Good listening skills
Knowing how to break open a lock
Knowing how to work well with others
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What is the title of one of Paul Mason's favorite books?
The Hound of the Baskervilles
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
The Cat Who Knew Too Much
The Mystery of the Blue Train
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What kind of evidence will a detective examine?
Forensic evidence
Birthday presents
Musical instruments
Sports equipment
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What skills will you need for being a police detective?
Being good at running
Being good at drawing
Being good at maths
Good listening skills
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What kind of tips should readers try to remember?
Top tips
Fashion tips
Cooking tips
Detective tips
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How long do officers typically spend in uniform before they can apply to become a detective?
One year
Three months
At least two years
Five years
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What will detectives need to analyze?
Delicious recipes
Movie scripts
Funny jokes
Witness statements
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What type of stories did the author love reading as a child?
Science fiction
Crime stories
Romance novels
Fairy tales
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Where can you find the meaning of tricky words?
Index
Introduction
Glossary
Contents
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What page are survellience skills on?
6
14
10
100
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What can detectives be promoted to?
A superhero
A higher rank
A lower rank
A secret agent
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What do the "Try it" sections help you develop?
Computer skills
Real detective skills
Artistic skills
Athletic skills
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According to the text, what might the author have been in another life?
A famous chef
An interesting person
A famous writer
A famous detective
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What do officers attend when they join the police?
Military academy
Detective school
Police training college or academy
Firefighter training
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What should readers look for as they read the book?
Stories about real criminals
Stories about real detectives
Riddles
Funny jokes
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What does the book say successful applicants will have?
The ability to fly a plane
The ability to speak many languages
The ability to use a magnifying glass
The ability to work as part of a team
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What kind of skill is it possible to start improving before joining the police?
Shouting
Cooking
Fitness
Shooting
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What is the first step to becoming a real-life detective?
Traveling overseas
Joining the police
Going to college
Learning to drive
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Who do junior detectives work with?
Lawyers
More experienced police officers
The police chief
Criminals
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What do the police need?
More criminals
Faster computers
Bigger cars
New detectives
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According to the author, what skill do writers and detectives share?
Telling jokes
Cooking delicious meals
Paying attention to detail
Knowing lots about crime
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What is something a detective might have the thrill of doing?
Eating a delicious meal
Throwing a spanner at a tractor
Playing soccer with Ronaldo
Breaking up a gang of armed robbers
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What does the author hope his book will inspire?
A desire to travel the world
A career in detection and crime-fighting
A career in writing and reading
A love of writing
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What kind of work would a detective do to make sure people were safe?
Solving crimes
Getting into shootouts with criminals
Gardening
Homework
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What does the job of a police detective involve?
Stopping bank robbers
Directing traffic
Rescuing cats from trees
Identify, arrest and convict criminals
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What does a detective strive to do?
Make sure criminals don't get away with their crimes
Become famous
Be the highest ranking police officer on the force
Earn a lot of money
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What kind of reports did Paul Mason write as a teenager?
Weather reports
School reports
Crime reports
Sports reports
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Which fictional character fascinated Paul Mason as a child?
Miss Marple
James Bond
Hercule Poirot
Detective Sherlock Holmes
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What does the author say about being a writer compared to having a proper job?
Being a writer is worse
Being a writer is much better
Being a writer is the same
Being a writer is harder
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What does "forensic" mean?
Being a well trained police dog
Using the sirens on a police car
Getting free food at police training events
Gathering evidence in a scientific way
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