I need help with the questions that are incorrect. I looked it up here, but, these were the questions I got wrong. Sorry if I don't have the resources to help out.

Question 5 2/2pm An arrest is: Rea sonable suspicion. Detention Police contact Seizure ncorrect Question 6 0/2pm When a person is taken into custody against his or her will for purposes of criminal prosecution or interrogation, which amendment would this include? Fifth Amendment Sixth Amendment Fourth Amendment Seventh Amendment 2 / 2 pts Question 9 An arrest warrant is directed to, and may be executed by, any peace officer in the local jurisdiction. True O False Incorrect Question 10 0 / 2 pts A search warrant is directed to (property), and may be executed by, any peace officer in the local jurisdiction. O True O False Incorrect Question 11 0 / 2 pts Police officers have authority to make warrantless arrest. However, which would not be considered in the officers presence? O Taste. O Touch. O Sight. O Eye witnessQuestion 16 0/ 2 pts The _____ and the ________ are the two constitutional rights limiting the powers of the police in search and seizure cases. Fourth Amendment and the right to privacy Fifth Amendment and the right to privacy Fourth Amendment and the Fifth Amendment Fifth Amendment and the exigent circumstance Question 17 0/ 2 pts Two non-police searches do not need a warrant: the person must have exhibited an actual expectation of privacy, and [2] the expectation must be one that society is prepared to recognize as reasonable. [the rule) and without a warrant [the exception} special needs and administrative searches Search and Seizure Question 18 2 / 2 Pts When making an arrest, the police may search the area of immediate control? Search warrant Incident to arrest administrative searches. Plain view Incorrect Question 19 0 l 2 Pts John, a student, had a bad ght with his girlfriend, Gail. They agreed to split up. Prior to that. Gail was living with John in his apartment and had her own key. When John left for class, Gail immediately went to the police and reported that John was selling drugs in his apartment. She said she was John's girlfriend and was living in the apartment with him. Without obtaining a warrant, the police went to the apartment and asked Gail to open the door and let them in. She did, and the police found heroin, which they seized. Was the seizure valid...would this be? Inevitable discovery in court Unlawful and inadmissible in court Admissible in court Lawful and admissible in court