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Directions: Read the questions carefully before you decide to answer them. SELECT the
best or nearest answer.

1. All government agencies, offices or corporations shall reserve at least 1% of all
positions for whom?
A. Senior Citizen
B. Blind people
C. Youth
D. Persons with Disability
E. Veterans

ANS: D

2. Pope John Paul, in his 1981 visit in the country declined the offer to stay in the
____________ . because he decided it was way too pretentious and flamboyant.
A. Manila Hotel
B. Malacanang Palace
C. Coconut Palace
D. Cultural Center of the Philippines
E. Palacio del Gobernador

ANS: C

3. _____________________. It is an act providing for stronger deterrence and special
protection against child abuse, exploitation, and discrimination. This act is also known
as the “Special Protection of Children Against Abuse, Exploitation and Discrimination
Act.”
A. Republic Act No. 7277
B. Republic Act No. 7610
C. Republic Act No. 19906
D. Republic Act No. 1109
E. Republic Act No. 2240

ANS: B

4. ___________ , otherwise known as Anti- Violence Against Women and their Children
Act of 2004 is a law passed in the Philippines for the protection of women and children
from violence.

ANS: A

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5. ____________ is an act to include in the curricula of all public and private schools
colleges and universities on the life works and writings of Jose Rizal, particularly his
novels Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo.

ANS: C

6. What was the first church that the Spanish built on the island of Luzon in 157?
A. Santa Cruz Church
B. Immaculate Concepcion of San Agustin
C. Quiapo Church
D. Mother of Perpetual Help in Baclaran
E. Sto. Nino Church in Tondo

ANS: B

7. The minor Basilica and Metropolitan Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception is a
roman catholic basilica located in Manila, Philippines and serves as the see of the
Archbishop of Manila. What is it informally known?
A. Manila Cathedral
B. Quiapo Church
C. Church of Mt. Carmel
D. Binondo Church
E. Malate Church

ANS: A

8. This is the Philippine national cemetery within Fort Bonifacio and it was designated as
the official place of burial for deceased Philippine Presidents, National Heroes patriots,
National Artist and National Scientists.
A. North Cemetery
B. South Cemetery
C. Libingan ng mga Bayani
D. Manila Memorial Park
E. Loyola Memorial Park

ANS: C

9. A virus that is spread by daytime-active mosquitos and its name comes from a forest
in Uganda where the virus was first isolated in 1947. What is this virus which is related
to the dengue and yellow fever?
A. SARS
B. Zika virus
C. Mers
D. Ebola virus
E. Dengue virus


ANS: B

10. The first and oldest commercial airline in Asia serving 31 destinations in the
Philippines and 41 overseas destinations in Southeast Asia, East Asia, Middle East,
Oceania North America and Europe.
A. Cebu Pacific
B. Cathay Pacific
C. Philippine Airline
D. Air Asia
E. Singapore Airlines

ANS: C

11. What is the imposition of the highest-ranking military officer as the military
governor r as the head of the government or as the head of the Government, thus
removing all power from the previous executive, legislative and judicial branches of
government?
A. Military Troika
B. Federalism
C. Communism
D. Socialism
E. Martial Law

ANS: E

12. She is one of the Philippines’ national artists and acknowledged Queen of
Kundiman.
A. Pilita Corrales
B. Honorata ‘atang ‘ dela Rama
C. Imelda Papin
D. Dulce
E. Didith Reyes

ANS: B

13. It was designed by Juan M. Arellano the genius behind other Manila architectures
gems like the Central Post Office and the Legislative building. This theater is a great
example of an Art Deco Building and was inaugurated on December 10, 1931.
A. Cultural Center of the Philippines
B. Folk Arts Theater
C. Manila Metropolitan Theater
D. Araneta Coliseum
E. Manila Grand Opera House

ANS: C

14. One of the numbers of botanical gardens established in Asia by European Colonial
power and waste declared a historical site by National Historical Institute in 1934.
A. Parks and Wildlife

B. Luneta Park
C. Lungsod ng kabataan
D. Mehan Garden
E. Chinese Garden

ANS: D

15. It is the oldest and historic core of Manila, also called the walled City and at the
time of the Spanish Colonial Period was synonymous to the city of Manila itself. It was
the seat of government when the Philippines was a component realm of the Spanish
Empire.
A. Intramuros
B. Fort Santiago
C. Bagumbayan
D. Roxas Boulevard
E. Binondo

ANS: A

16. In November 2013, the court ruled that the fund from what government revenue
should be reserved for financing “energy resources development and exploitation
activities?
A. NAWASA
B. NAIA
C. Meralco
D. Manila Water
E. Malampaya Natural Gas Facility

ANS: E

17. A remedy for the protection of constitutional rights which can be invoked by any
person who believes that any of his rights, implicitly or explicitly protected by the
constitution is being violated.
A. Writ of Amparo
B. Writ of data
C. Writ of habeas corpus
D. Writ of kalikasan
E. Writ of mandamus

ANS: A

18. This is a state-run, social insurance program in the country to workers in the
private sector, wage earners s well as self-employed persons.
A. GSIS
B. PAG-IBIG
C.SSS
D. Philhealth
E. NSO

ANS: C


19. A historical urban park in the Philippines, one of the largest urban parks in Asia
which is located along Roxas Boulevard and adjacent to the old walled city of
Intramuros.
A. Plaza Goiti
B. Rizal Park
C. Plaza Miranda
D. Malate Park
E. Baywalk

ANS: B

20. How many senators shall compose the Senate?
A. 12
B. 15
C. 24
D. 30
E. 32

ANS: C



Directions: Read the questions carefully before you decide to
answer them. SELECT the best or nearest answer.

1. In the election of officers of an organization, community or to an
elective position in the government the candidate who gets the
highest vote twins. This is in accordance with what democratic
principle?
A. Rule of majority
B. Rule of Law
C. Ryle of Suffrage
D. Respect for Authority
E. Principle of command responsibility

ANS: A

2. This is the oldest premiere hotel in the Philippines built in1909 to
rival Malacanang Palace. It is a 500-room historic five-star hotel
located along Manila Bay in Manila.
A. Hotel Sofitel
B. Manila Hotel
C. Solaire Hotel
D. Holiday Hotel
E. Hyatt Regency Hotel

ANS: B

3. The following are citizens of the Philippines under the 1987
Constitution except ________________ .
A. Those who are citizens of the Philippines at the time of the
adoption of the constitution.
B. Those whose fathers and mother are citizens of the Philippines
C. Those born before January 17, 1973, of Filipino Mothers, who
elect Philippine citizenship upon reaching the age of majority
D. Those who are naturalized in accordance with law
E. Those who renounced their citizenship by their act or omission.

ANS: E


4. Who shall exercise general supervision over local government
under the 1987 Philippine Constitution?
A. Barangay Chairman
B. President
C. Mayor
D. Governor
E. Congressman

ANS: B

5. Who does the state recognize the vital role in nation-building and
shall promote and protect their physical, moral, spiritual, intellectual
and social being?
A. Senior Citizen
B. Youth
C. OFW
D. Kababaihan
E. LGBT

ANS: C

6. The first transgender to win a congressional seat in the House of
Representatives.
A. Geraldine Roman
B. Emmalyn Bautista
C. Arlene Latoga
D. Perlita Celdran
E. Rose Gracia

ANS: A

7. Who are the American Competition swimmer and the most
decorated Olympia of all the time with a total of 25 medals.
A. Michael Fred Phelps
B. Hugh Hefiner
C. Dylan Thomas
D. Tom Cruise
E. Brad Pit


ANS: A

8. They are considered as the new heroes of our time because of
their role strengthening the economy.
A. Farmers
B. Factory Workers
C. Fishermen
D. OFW’s
E. Soldiers

ANS: D

9. A common euphemism for an old person, implying that the
person being referred to is retired.
A. Veterans
B. Senior Citizens
C. Retiree
D. Pensioner
E. Disabled

ANS: B

10. Who was the former president who declared the first week of
October as Linggo ng Katandaan Filipino through Proclamation No.
470.
A. Gloria Arroyo
B. Joseph Estrada
C. Fidel Ramos
D. Cory Aquino
E. Diosdado Macapagal

ANS: C

11. The Philippines won in its arbitration case against China over
what?
A. South China Sea
B. Island of Sabah
C. West Philippines Sea

D. Tubbataha Reef
E. Camotes Islands

ANS: C

12. Article IV of the 1987 Philippines Constitution is about what?
A. Suffrage
B. Citizenship
C. Bill of rights
D. Executive Department
E. National Territory

ANS: B

13. To commemorate the Highest law of the land, what date is
Constitution Day?
A. May 1 of each year
B. February 2 of each year
C. November 1 of each year
D. August 21 of each year
E. September 11 of each year

ANS: B

14. The Philippine has had how many constitutions?
A. 5
B. 3
C. 4
D. 6
E. 7

ANS: D

15. The 6 constitutions of the Philippines started with the country’s
independence in 1898. What was the country’s first constitution?
A. 1899 Malolos Constituion
B. Kalantiaw Constitution 1898
C. 1898 Kawit Cavite Constitution
D. Mactan Constitution 1899


ANS: A

16. What Philippine constitution was never ratified because the
process conducted by then-president Ferdinand Marcos Jr. met
strong opposition?
A. 1898 Malolos Constitution
B. 1935 Constitution
C. 1973 Constitution
D. 1943 Constitution
E. 1945 Constitution

ANS: C

17. Who created the 1986 Constitution Commission through
Proclamation No.9 which was responsible for drafting a replacement
for the 1973 Constitution?
A. Cecilia Munoz-Palma
B. Cory Aquino
C. Charito Planas
D. Blas Ople
E. Fidel Ramos

ANS: B

18. He was a respected filmmaker known for his films which
explored social realities a was among the members of ConCom who
walked out because of the heated discussion and disapprovals of
certain provisions.
A. Celso Ad Castillo
B. Gerry de leon
C. Ishamael Bernal
D. Marilou Diaz Abaya
E. Lino Brocka

ANS: E


19. The __________ has officially declared December 3,

“International Day of Disabled Persons” to raise awareness about
the attention and help needed by persons with disability.
A. United Nation
B. Philippine Government
C. Unesco
D. DSWD
E. DOH

ANS: A

20. Republic Act 7277 defined persons with Disability (PWDs) as
those suffering from the restriction of different abilities as a result of
a mental physical or sensory impairment to perform an activity in
the manner or within the range considered normal for a human
being.” What is the other name for Republic Act 7277.
A. Laws on Disabled
B. Care for Disabled
C. Allotment for disabled Persons
D. RA for disabled Persons
E. Magna Carta for disabled persons

ANS: E



1. The “second city” of the Philippines and the second-most
populous metropolitan area in the Philippines after Metro Manila.
A. Baguio City
B. Quezon City
C. Angeles City
D. Cebu City
E. Zamboanga City

ANS: D

2. Who is the third richest man in China who has a net worth 22.7
billion dollars and whose wealth comes from e-Commerce?
A. Jack Ma
B. Wang Jianlin
C. GuoGuangchang
D. Li Hejun
E. Robin Li

ANS: A

3. The judicial power is vested in the ______.
A. Courts
B. Office of the President
C. Congress
D. House of the Representative

ANS: A

4. What is a satellite-based navigation system made up of a
network of 24 satellites placed into orbit by the US Department of
Defense?
A. Cell phone
B. GPS
C. Internet

D. Mass Transit
E. Two-way Radio

ANS: B

5. The maximum number of consecutive terms that a member of
the member of House of Representative may serve is:
A. 5
B. 3
C. 2
D. 4
E. 1

ANS: B

6. The first Filipina prima ballerina and first foreign soloist to ever
join the Kirow Ballet; she is also a Directress and faculty member of
the Ballet Manila School.
A. Armida Siguion Reyna
B. Lisa Macuja
C. Marlene Daudene
D. Gemma Cruz Araneta
E. Margie Moran Florenido

ANS: B

7. The order issued by the same Senate Impeachment Court to a
person to appear therein and testify is:
A. Subpoena Duces Tecum
B. Writ of Amparo
C. Writ of Habeas Corpus
D. Subpoena Ad Testtificandum

ANS: D

8. In November 2013, the court ruled that the fund from what
government revenue should be reserved for financing “energy
resources development and exploitation activities?
A. NAWASA

B. NAIA
C. Meralco
D. Manila Water
E. Malampaya Natural Gas Facility

ANS: E

9. A remedy for the protection of constitutional rights which can be
invoked by any person who believes that any of his rights, implicitly
or explicitly protected by the constitution is being violated.
A. Writ of Amparo
B. Writ of data
C. Writ of habeas corpus
D. Writ of kalikasan
E. Writ of mandamus

ANS: A

10. This is a state-run, social insurance program in the country to
workers in the private sector, wage earners s well as self-employed
persons.
A. GSIS
B. PAG-IBIG
C.SSS
D. Philhealth
E. NSO

ANS: C

11. A historical urban park in the Philippines, one of the largest
urban parks in Asia which is located along Roxas Boulevard and
adjacent to the old walled city of Intramuros.
A. Plaza Goiti
B. Rizal Park
C. Plaza Miranda
D. Malate Park
E. Baywalk

ANS: B


12. How many senators shall compose the Senate?
A. 12
B. 15
C. 24
D. 30
E. 32

ANS: C

13. This fault possesses a threat of a large scale earthquake with an
estimated magnitude between 6-7 and as high 7.5 within Manila
Metro Politan Area with a death toll predicted to be as high 35,000
and some 120,000 or higher injured and more than three million
needed to be evacuated.
A. Marikina Valley Fault System
B. Laguna Fault System
C. Mountain Province Fault System
D. South Valley Fault
E. Nueva Ecija Valley Fault System

ANS: A

14. How may the President and Vice President be removed from
office?
A. People’s Initiative
B. Referendum
C. Impeachment
D. Recall
E. Election protest

ANS: C

15. Calabarzon is an administrative region in the Philippines which is
comprised of five provinces, namely, Cavite, Laguna, Batangas,
Rizal AT Quezon. What is Calabarzon formally known as?
A. Southern Tagalog
B. Southern Tagalog Mainland
C. Southern Tagalog Provinces

D. Southern Tagalog Region

E. Southern Tagalog Land

ANS: B

16. What was the first challenge to Spain’s control of the Philippines
after 191 years of rule?
A. American Invasion
B. The arrival of the Chinese
C. The Japanese Attack
D. British Invasion
E. The Filipino revolt

ANS:D

17. The Smart Araneta Coliseum, an indoor multi-purpose sports
arena that is part of the Araneta Center in the Cubao area of
Quezon City is also known as _______.
A. The Dome Arena
B. The Big Dome
C. The Coliseum
D. The Dome Colesium

ANS: B

18. In 1959, by virtue of the Republic Act 2140, Highway 54 was
renamed.
A. Taft Avenue
B. Ayala Avenue
C. Roxas Boulevard
D. Epifanio de los Santos Avenue

ANS: D

19. What was the historical event that coincides with Gloria Diaz’
winning the Miss Universe title in 1969?
A. Man landing in the Moon
B. The assassination of JFK
C. The death of Elvis Presley

D. The rise of The Beatles

E. Indira Gandhi be

ANS: A

20. An administrative region of the Philippines which is composed of
Mindoro, Marinduque, Romblon, and Palawan, Mimaropa is
designated as what region?
A. Region III-B
B. Region V
C. Region IV-B
D. Region II-A

ANS: C




1. From which country does the Miss Universe 2015 come from?
A. Colombia
B. Venezuela
C. USA
D. Philippines
E. France

ANS: D

2. The fire broke out in Quezon City shortly before midnight on
March 18, 1996, leaving at least 162 people dead.
A. Kentex Manufacturing fire
B. Cubao fire
C. Manor Hotel Fire
D. Araneta Avenue fire
E. Ozone Disco Club fire

ANS: E

3. With an area of 619.5 km, it is the most populous region in the
Philippines as well as the 7thn most populous metropolitan area in
Asia.
A. Metro Cebu
B. NCR
C. Metro Davao
D. Calabarzon
E. Mimaropa

ANS: B

4. What is the name of DOT’s stepped up tourism campaign?
A. World’s 7th wonder
B. Experience in Palawan
C. Fly to Boracay

D. Discover Bohol
E. It’s More Fun in the Philippines

ANS: E

5. What has been straining the Canadian-Filipino relations,
prompting protest, petitions, stern-worded political threats and even
demand for an official government inquiry?
A. Canadian Trash
B. Canadian debt
C. Canadian foreign policies
D. Canadian treatment of Fil. DH
E. Canadian Embassy

ANS: A

6. Who was long rated as the best as the pound for the boxer in the
world by most sporting news and boxing websites including ESPN,
Sports Illustrated, Sporting Life, Yahoo Sports, About Com., Boxers,
and the Ring.
A. Floyd Mayweather
B. Oscar Dela Hoya
C. Manny Pacquiao
D. Eric Morales
E. Manuel Marquez

ANS: C

7. The Fourth Highest government official of the country is the
________ .
A. Speakers of the House
B. Senate President
C. Ombudsman
D. Chief Justice of the SC
E. Chief of staff, AFP

ANS: A


8. A metropolitan rail system serving the Metro Manila area and

akin to a rapid transit system serving 2.1 billion passengers each
day.
A. Tutuban Railways
B. LRT
C. PNR
D. Commuter trains
E. Mass transit system

ANS: B

9. He is largely seen as one of the great statesmen in Asia and
some even dubbed him as the Lee Kuan Yew of the Philippines/
A. Ferdinand Marcos
B. Ninoy Aquino
C. Joseph Estrada
D. Fidel Ramos
E. Noynoy Aquino

ANS: D

10. Materials that decompose into the soil or can be broken into
their natural components by Biological elements are called
biodegradable wastes. Which of the following does not belong to the
group?
A. Metal scrap
B. Garden Waste
C. Kitchen Food scrap
D. Eggshells
E. Cardboard

ANS: A

11. A highly urbanized city located in Mindoro, Philippines and is the
6th most populous and 3rd largest city by land area in the
Philippines.
A. Marawi City
B. Zamboanga City
C. Cagayan de Oro City

D. Kidapawan City
E. Koronadal City

ANS: B

12. An annual festival held on Holy Week on the island of
Marinduque where men and women in costumes and masks
replicate the garb of Roman soldiers.
A. Dinagyan Festival
B. Ati-atihan
C. Moriones
D. Sinulog Festival
E. Pahiyas Festival

ANS: C

13. The debris of the ill-fated Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 as
confirmed by satellite experts are those found at the _________.
A. Indian Ocean
B. West Philippine Sea
C. China Sea
D. Pacific Ocean
E. Red Sea

ANS: A

14. A fourth class municipality and a coastal resort town of Ilocos
Norte and a popular tourist destination because of its resort and
beaches.
A. Sarrat
B. Laoag
C. Pagudpud
D. Burgos
E. San Nicolas

ANS: C

15. In his last poem, Mi Ultimo Adios, Dr. Jose Rizal referred to the
Philippines with what name?

A. Las Las Filipinas

B. Perla del Mar de Oriente
C. Las Islas de San Lazaro
D. Las Islas de Poniente
E. Filipinas

ANS: B

16. With combined heavy rain and strong winds, this typhoon with
international name ketsana affected 993,227 families or 4,901, 234
people making if fourth in the list of worst natural disasters in the
Philippines in terms of a number of people affected. What was this
typhoon?
A. Typhoon Pablo
B. Typhoon Glenda
C. Typhoon Yolanda
D. Typhoon Juan
E. Typhoon Ondoy

ANS: E

17. A vehicular hit-and-run accident was reported to the Police and
a mobile patrol team arrived at the scene. The accident resulted to
the death of the man. After obtaining a description of the car from
some witness the first action the office should do is to
____________.
A. inspect the site of the fleeing car to precinct headquarters
B. Follow the fleeing car.
C. Take the victim to a hospital
D. Radio the description of the fleeing car to precinct headquarters
E. Inform a television station to break the news

ANS: D

18. What kind of food is believed to be safer, more nutritious and
better tasting than conventional farming practices on the
environment human health and animal welfare.
A. Vegetables
B. Seafood

C. Organic
D. Freshly Picked
E. Raw food

AMS: C

19. The first ever female athlete from the Philippines to win Olympic
Medal was Hidilyn Diaz. In what event did she win her silver medal?
A. Gymnastics
B. Taekwondo
C. Swimming
D. Fencing
E. Weightlifting

ANS: E

20. The President of the Philippines can override a bill which was
passed by Congress by virtue of what power?
A. Veto Power
B. People’s power
C. Emergency Power
D. Presidential Power
E. Constitutional power

ANS: A



1. In charge of the enforcement and administration of all laws
relative to the conduct of elections in the Philippines:
A. Commission of elections
B. Electoral Tribunal
C. Election inspectors of each locality.

ANS: A

2. The sole judge of all consent relating to the returns election and
qualifications of representing and senators.
A. Electoral Tribunal
B. Commission on Election
C. Supreme Court

ANS: A

3. Fundamental, the electorate, as an agent of popular control:
A. determines the policies of the government
B. selects those who are going to rule the state
C. dictates how the government should be run.

ANS: A

4. Candidates of the House of Representative must, in addition to
his other qualifications be:
A. a resident of the district where he will be elected
B. a resident of the province in which he has chosen
C. a citizen of the Philippines at the time of his election.

ANS: A

5. The article of the Consitution which deals with suffrage:
A. Article VII
B. Article V
C. Article VI

ANS: A


6. The issue which leads to the formation of the Pros and Antis was:
A. Tydings-McDuffie Law
B. Quezon’s dictatorial rule
C. Hare-Hawes Cuttings Law

ANS: C

7. Founded by Tavera, This party advocated statehood in the
American Union:
A. Partido Urgenista
B. Partido Federalista
C. Union Nacional

ANS: B

8. This law, which was later on lifted by Governor-General Ide,
hampered the early formation of political parties advocating
independence for the Philippines:
A. Sedition Law
B. Election Code
C. Martial Law.

ANS: C

9. The Party system that prevails in the Philippines:
A. once-party system
B. two-party system
C. multi-party system

ANS: B

10. To present a united front against the reactionary policies of
Governor-General Wood, Quezon and Osmena agreed to forget their
differences and join together in a party called:
A. Partido Nacionalista Collectivista
B. Partido Independista Immediata
C. Partido Nacionalista Consolidado.


ANS: C

11. The most common method of nominating candidates for the
government offices in the Philippines is:
A. self-announcement
B. direct primary
C. convention

ANS: C

12. The election code allows once of the following as a source of
party finances:
A. contributions from foreigner and films
B. funds solicited from government employees
C. contribution from candidates themselves.

ANS: C

13. As a reaction against the conservatism of the Nacionalista Party,
a faction seceded from it and organized the:
A. Partido Democrata
B. Partido Progresista
C. Liberal Party

ANS: A

14. In order to declare war in the Philippines, it requires:
A. ¾ votes of all members of each house of congress
B. 2/3 votes of all members of each house of congress
C. 2/3 votes of the senate

ANS: B

15. In the passes of the passage of the appropriation law:
A. Congress may increase the appropriation for the Executive
Department by the President
B. Congress may increase and decrease appropriation for the
Executive Department as recommended by the President.

C. Congress may not increase the appropriations recommended by

the president.

ANS: A

16. To be a Senator in the Philippines, ones must be:
A. resident of the province for not less than one year prior to his
election.
B. resident of the Philippines for not less than 2 years prior to his
election.
C. resident of the Philippines for not less than 1 year prior to his
election.

ANS: B

17. The Commission on Appointments is composed of:
A. 12 representative and 6 Senators
B. 12 representative and 12 senators
C. 6 representative and 3 justice of the Supreme Court.

ANS: B

18. To be a member of Congress, one must be:
A. natural-born citizen
B. naturalized citizen
C. citizen

ANS: A

19. The regular session of Congress commences:
A. on the last Monday of January
B. on the fourth Monday of July every year
C. on the date set aside by the president.

ANS: B

20. To constitute a quorum to do business:
A. the presence of the majority of each House shall be necessary
B. the presence of an absolute majority shall be necessary

C. the presence of 2/3 of all members of each shall be necessary

ANS: A



1. Age qualifications for naturalization in the Philippines:
A. 18
B. 20
C. 21

ANS: C

2. The residence requirements of candidates for membership in the
House of Representatives:
A. a resident of Philippines for not less than one year immediately
prior to the election
B. a resident of the Philippines for not less than 2 years immediately
prior to his election
C. resident of the district of the province in which he is chosen for
not less than one year immediately prior to his election.

ANS: C

3. The Chairman of the Electoral Tribunal in each House.
A. the senior Justice of the Supreme court
B. any of the three members of the Supreme Court
C. the person chosen by the nine members.

ANS: A

4. Overriding the presidential veto requires:
A. 2/3 votes of all members of Congress
B. 2/3 votes of all members of the senate
C. a simple majority of all members of congress.

ANS: A

5. The Commission on Appointments is composed of:
A. 12 senators 12 representative

B. 6 senators and 6 representative

C. 3 senators and 3 representative

ANS: A

6. In the Philippines, there is an election of senators every?
A. 2 years
B. 4 years
C. 6 years

ANS: C

7. Members of Congress must be:
A. naturalized Filipinos
B. natural-born Filipinos
C. Filipino Citizen

ANS: B

8. The Commission and Appointments meet only:
A. when Congress is not in session
B. when members desire only
C. when congress is in session

ANS: C

9. The diplomatic power of the resident includes.
A. negotiation and conclusion of treaties
B. veto power
C. declaration of martial law

ANS: A

10. The House of Congress has the sole power to try impeachment.
A. Senate
B. House of Representative
C. Congress in joint session


ANS: C

11. The Senate does not participate in.
A. disciplining its members
B. legislating
C. pardoning

ANS: C

12. When a member of Congress runs for president or Vice-
president.
A. he forfeits his seat in Congress
B. he is returned to Congress if he is defeated
C. he can hold both positions at the same time.

ANS: A

13. If at the start of the term, the president-elect dies.
A. the Vice President elects succeeds and serves the full term
B. the Vice president-elect serves until a new President is elected
C. the Vice president calls a special election to elect a President

ANS: A

14. Our constitution has at present.
A. 16 articles
B. 17 articles
C. 18 articles

ANS: C

15. Any candidates may spend in campaigns:
A. as much as he could afford
B. not more than the total annual salary he is receiving prior to his
candidacy
C. not more than the total annual salary attached to the office he is
running for.

ANS: C


16. A naturalized citizen of the Philippines loses his citizenship:
A. if he runs for another if office after naturalization
B. there is something fraudulent in his naturalization
C. he fails to vote in two consecutive elections

ANS: B

17. The military power of the Philippines loses his citizenship:
A. Appointing
B. ordering the establishment of court-martials
C. sending of military men to act as military attaches abroad.

ANS: B

18.The Bookkeeper of accounts as well as the real critic of both
National and Local Government expenditures.
A. Chairman, Commission on audit
B. National Treasurer
C. Budget Commissioner

ANS: A

19. If an alien in the Philippines attempts to overthrow the
Government he may be.
A. expatriated
B. deported
C. repatriated

ANS: B

20. Not a Filipino Citizen:
A. child born in the U.S of Filipino parents
B. minor child of a Filipino mother and a Chinese father
C. child born in Japan of Filipino

ANS: B




1. When an official is on trial by impeachment proceeding,
conviction requires:
A. 2/3 votes of the Senate
B. ¾ votes of the Senate
C. ¾ votes of both houses voting separately.

ANS: B

2. Committees created from time to time by resolution of each
House for Purpose of making a study o investigating a subject
within the scope of a committee which last for the duration of
congress are:
A. Standing committees
B. committees of the whole house
C. select committees.

ANS: A

3. Congress exercises its control functions over administrations thru
its power:
A. to tax and to appropriate
B. to create and abolish positions
C. to impeach high executive officials
D. none of the above
E. all of the above.

ANS: A

4. ________ last president under the commonwealth of the
Philippines.
ANS:
A. Osmena
B. Roxas
C. Quezon


ANS: A

5. The _________ shall resolve a tie in the election of the president
of the Philippines
A. Senate President
B. Speaker of the House
C. Congress.

ANS: C

6. President _______ suspended the writ habeas corpus once during
his term.
A. Roxas
B. Quirino
C. Osmena

ANS: B

7. The President shall have the power with the concurrence of 2/3 of
all members of the:
A. House of Representative
B. Senate
C. Congress to make treaties.

ANS: C

8. Congress may override the President’s veto on ordinary measures
by:
A. Simple Majority
B. 2/3
C. ¾ Majority vote

ANS: B

9. _________ Acts as the canvasing body to determine the elected
President and the Vice President of the Republic of the Philippines.
A. Congress

B. Commission on Electronic
C. Supreme Court

ANS: A

10. A _________ votes cast in an election cast in an election shall
be necessary to declare elected candidate for presidency and vice-
presidency.
A. Simple Majority
B. 2/3 majority
C. plurality

ANS: A

11. __________ of the constitution provide for the organization of
the Commission on Elections.
A. Article V
B. Article VIII
C. Article IX

ANS: C

12. In case 3 justice of a division of the court of appeals do not
reach a unanimous decision on a pronouncement of judgment the
presiding justice:
A. cast his votes
B. designates
C. additional justice

ANS: B

13. In declaring a law unconstitutional, the Supreme Court exercise:
A. executive power
B. legislative power
C. strictly Judicial power

ANS: A


14. That district judges shall have permanent stations or residence

was provided:
A. By the constitution
B. By the Congress
C. by the Supreme Court

ANS: A

15. A district Judge cannot b transferred to another district:
A. Without the consent of the Secretary of Justice
B. Without the consent of the Congress
C. Without the consent of the Supreme Court.

ANS: C

16. A naturalized citizen of the Philippines loses his citizenship:
A. if he runs for another if office after naturalization
B. there is something fraudulent in his naturalization
C. he fails to vote in two consecutive elections

ANS: B

17. The military power of the Philippines loses his citizenship:
A. Appointing
B. ordering the establishment of court-martials
C. sending of military men to act as military attaches abroad.

ANS: B

18.The Bookkeeper of accounts as well as the real critic of both
National and Local Government expenditures.
A. Chairman, Commission on audit
B. National Treasurer
C. Budget Commissioner

ANS: A

19. If an alien in the Philippines attempts to overthrow the
Government he may be.

A. expatriated
B. deported
C. repatriated

ANS: B

20. Not a Filipino Citizen:
A. child born in the U.S of Filipino parents
B. minor child of a Filipino mother and a Chinese father
C. child born in Japan of Filipino

ANS: B



1. A child born to a Filipino mother and Foreign father:
A. automatically becomes a Filipino upon reaching the age of
majority
B. cannot be a Filipino under our Laws
C. may become a Filipino if he chooses to elect Philippines
citizenship upon reaching the age majority

ANS: C

2. The right to bail is enjoyed:
A. before conviction
B. after conviction
C. during imprisonment

ANS: A

3. Not a capital offense under our present law:
A. robbery
B. murder
C. rebellion with murder and kidnapping.

ANS: A

4. Double jeopardy is:
A. imposition of a more severe penalty by application of a law
enacted after the commission of the offense
B. punishing an accused without the benefit of a judicial trial

ANS: C

5. Original jurisdiction of the Court of appeals in aid of its appellate
jurisdiction.
A. to issue writs of mandamus, prohibition certiorari, etc.
B. civil case in which the value in controversy exceeds P50,000.00

C. all criminal cases

ANS: A

6. Not an appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court:
A. all cases in which the penalty imposed is death or life
imprisonment
B. cases involving the constitutionality of any law, treaty, executive
order or ordinance
C. cases involving ambassadors, other public ministers and consuls.

ANS:C

7. The average income per annum of a First Class-A province:;
A. P500,000.00
B. P400,000.00
C. P300,000.00

ANS: A

8. Not a governmental function of municipal corporations in the
Philippines:
A. establishment of government corporations
B. buildings of public roads
C. levying of taxes

ANS: A

9. A cornerstone or pillar of Philippines foreign policy:
A. cooperation with all communist countries
B. close cooperation with the United States in matters of mutual
interest
C. granting independence to dependent countries.

ANS: B

10. Original jurisdiction of the metropolitan trial courts:
A. criminal case relating to gambling and operation of lotteries

B. all criminal cases involving a penalty of more than 6 months

imprisonment
C. all cases affecting ambassadors, ministers, and consuls

ANS: A

11. Religious instruction in public schools shall be:
A. obligatory on all students
B. compulsory
C. optional

ANS: C

12. All-natural resources of the Philippines:
A. belongs to private individuals and corporations which exploit
them under the lease
B. belongs to the state but can be alienated to any citizen of the
Philippines
C. belong to nobody

ANS: B

13. No Filipino may acquire public agricultural land in the Philippines
by purchase exceeding:
A. 144 hectares
B. 1,024 hectares
C. 24 hectares

ANS: C

14. Land adopts to grazing may be leased to Filipinos or corporation
not exceeding:
A. 4,000 hectares
B. 5,000 hectares
C. 2,000 hectares

ANS: C

15. Academic Freedom is guaranteed by the Constitution to

A. all institution of higher learning in the Philippines

B. all privately owned institution
C. universities established by the state.

ANS: A

16. Franchise for the operation of a public utility in the Philippines is
subject to:
A. alternation, amendment or repeal by Congress
B. approved by congress
C. partnership with congress.

ANS: C

17. The period of such a lease shall be for:
A. 50%
B. 70%
C. 60% of the is owned by Filipinos.

ANS: C

18. The period of such a lease shall be for:
A. 50 years
B. 99 years
C. 25 years

ANS: C

19. The Republic of the Philippines is:
A. Cabinet-unitary type
B. president-federal type
C. president-unitary type.

ANS: C

20. The Philippines at present follows the principle:
A. jus soli
B. jus sanguinis
C. both jus oil and jus sanguinis.


ANS: A


answer them. Select the best or nearest answer.
1. An enclosed vertical space of passage that extends from floor to

floor, as well as from the base to the top of the building:
a. Vertical Shaft
b. Standpipe System
c. Sprinkler System
d. Flash Point
e. none of these
Ans: a
2. A passage hall or antechamber between the outer doors and the

interior parts of a house or building :
a. Horizontal Exit
b. Hose Box
c. Vestibule Shaft
d. Hose Reel
e. None of these
Ans: c
3. A system of vertical pipes in a building to which fire hoses can be

attached on each floor, including a system by which water is made
available to the outlets as needed:
a. Curtain Board
b. Fire Trap
c. Fire Alarm
d. Sand pipe System
e. None of these
Ans: d
4. An integrated network of hydraulically designed piping installed in

a building, structure or area with outlets arranged in a systematic

pattern which automatically discharges water when activated by

heat or combustion products from fire:
a. Vertical Shaft
b. Sprinkler System
c. Combustible Fiber
d. Fire Lane
e. None of these
Ans: b
5. Melting or fusing of metallic ores or compounds so as to separate

impurities from pure metals:
a. Smelting
b. Duct System
c. Electrical Arc
d. Blasting Agent
e. None of these
Ans: a
6. Automatic closing doors that are designed to confine smoke and

heat delay the spread of fire:
a. Fulminate
b. Pyrophoric
c. Self - Closing Doors
d. Finishes
e. None of these
Ans: c
7. A process where impurities and/or deleterious materials are

removed from a mixture in order to produce a pure element or
compound. It shall also refer to partial distillation and electrolysis:
a. Organic Peroxide
b. Refining
c. Flash Point
d. Horizon Exit
e. None of these

Ans: b
8. Descriptive of any substance that ignites spontaneously when

exposed to air:
a. Pyrophoric
b. Combustible Liquid
c. Ember
d. Dust
e. None of these
Ans: a
9. Any street, alley or another strip of land unobstructed from the

ground to the sky, deeded, dedicated or otherwise permanently
appropriated for public use:
a. Public Way
b. Public Assembly Building
c. Highway
d. Boulevard
e. None of these
Ans: a
10. Any building or structure where fifty (50) or more people

congregate, gather, or assemble for any purpose:
a. Theatre
b. Public Assembly Building
c. Public market
d. Plaza
e. None of these
Ans: b
11. Type of burner where the fuel is subjected to pressure prior to

discharge into the combustion chamber and/ or which includes fans
or other provisions for the introduction of air at above normal
atmospheric pressure into the same combustion chamber:
a. Pyrophoric

b. Forced Draft Burning Equipment

c. Fulminate
d. Hypergolic Fuel
e. None of these
Ans: b
12. A material that readily yields oxygen in quantities sufficient to

stimulate or support combustion:
a. Smoke
b. Hose Box
c. Oxidizing Material
d. Hypergolic Fuel
e. None of these
Ans: c
13. The person who holds the legal right of possession or title to a
building or real property:
a. Owner
b. Manager
c. Middle man
d. Agent
e. None of these
Ans: a
14. The use of one or more electrical appliances or devices which

draw or consume electrical current beyond the designed capacity of
the existing electrical system:
a. Overloading
b. Jumper
c. Oxidizing Material
d. Self - Closing Doors
e. None of these
Ans: a
15. A strong oxidizing organic compound which releases oxygen

readily. It causes a fire when in contact with combustible materials

especially under conditions of high temperature:
a. Organic Peroxide
b. Oxidizing material
c. Hose Reel
d. Corrosive Liquid
e. None of these
Ans: a
16. Any person actually occupying and using a building or portion

thereof by virtue of a lease contract with the owner or administrator
or by permission or sufferance of the latter:
a. Owner
b. Occupant
c. Lessor
d. Tenant
e. None of these
Ans: b
17. The purpose of which a building or portion thereof is used or

intended to be used:
a. Garage
b. Occupancy
c. Bodega
d. Boarding House
e. None of these
Ans: b
18. A piece of mental or an electrical conductor used to bypass a

safety device in an electrical system:
a. Self - Closing
b. Jumper
c. Magnate
d. Wire
e. None of these

Ans: b
19. The Industrial process of subjecting materials to heat for the

purpose of removing solvents or moisture from the same and/ or to
fuse certain chemical salts to form uniform glazing on the surface of
materials being treated:
a. Industrial baking and Drying
b. Horizontal Exit
c. Organic Peroxide
d. Cellulose
e. None of these
Ans: a
20. A rocket or liquid propellant which consist of combinations of

fuels and oxidizers which ignite spontaneously on contact with each
other:
a. Hypergolic Fuel
b. Flash Point
c. Inflammable
d. Combustible Liquid
e. None of these
Ans: a



1. A cylinder device turning on an axis around which a fire hose is

wound and connected:
a. Cellulose Nitrate
b. Combustible Fiber
c. Hose Reel
d. Duct System
e. None of these
Ans: c
2. A box or cabinet where fire hoses, valves, and other equipment

are stored and arranged for fire fighting:
a. Hose Reel
b. Flash Point
c. Hose Reel
d. Duct System
e. None of these
Ans: c
3. The passageway from one building to another or through or

around a wall in approximately the same floor level:
a. Smelting
b. Vestibule
c. Horizontal Exit
d. Fulminate
e. None of these
Ans: c
4. Any act of manufacturing, fabrication, conversion, etc. that uses

or produces materials which are likely to cause fires or explosions:
a. Hazardous Operation/ Process
b. Organic Peroxide

c. Abatement
d. Blasting Agent
e. None of these
Ans: a
5. A kind of stable explosive compound which explodes by

percussion:
a. Hose Box
b. Hose Reel
c. Fulminate
d. Corrosive Liquid
e. None of these
Ans: c
6. A process where a piece of metal is heated prior to changing its

shape or dimensions:
a. Forging
b. Refining
c. Ember
d. Distillation
e. None of these
Ans: b
7. The minimum temperature at which any material gives off vapor

in sufficient concentration to form an ignitable mixture with air:
a. Flashpoint
b. Hose Box
c. Combustible Fiber
d. Curtain Board
e. None of these
Ans: d
8. A vertical panel of non-combustible or fire-resistive materials

attached to and extending below the bottom chord of the roof
trusses, to divide the underside of the roof into separate

compartments so that the heat and smoke will be directed upwards

to a roof vent:
a. Curtain board
b. Electrical Arc
c. Fire Trap
d. Cellulose Nitrate
e. None of these
Ans: a
9. Any liquid which causes a fire when in contact with organic

matter or with certain chemicals:
a. Combustible Liquid
b. Combustible fiber
c. Corrosive Liquid
d. Blasting Agent
e. None of these
Ans: b
10. Descriptive of any materials which by its nature or as a result of

its reaction with other elements produces a rapid drop of
temperature of the immediate surroundings:
a. Cryogenic
b. Dust
c. Curtain Board
d. Oxidizing Material
e. None of these
Ans: a
11. A normally open device installed inside an air duct system which
automatically closes to restrict the passage of smoke or fire:
a. Fire Trap
b. Fire Arm
c. Fire Door
d. Damper
e. None of these

Ans: d
12. The process of first raising the temperature to separate the

more volatile from the less volatile parts and then cooling and
condensing the resulting vapor so as to produce a nearly purified
substance:
a. Distillation
b. Smelting
c. Vestibule
d. Hose Box
e. None of these
Ans: a
13. A continuous passageway for the transmission of air

a. Duct System
b. Refining
c. Pyrophoric
d. Fulminate
e. None of these
Ans: a
14. A finely powdered substance which, when mixed with air in the
proper proportion and ignited will cause an explosive
a. Fire Lane
b. Fire Trap
c. Fire Alarm
d. Dust
e. None of these
Ans: d

15. An extremely hot luminous bridge formed by the passage of an
electric current across space between two conductors or terminal
due to the incandescence of the conducting vapor:
a. Ember
b. Fire Lane

c. Electrical Arc
d. Abatement
e. None of these
Ans: c
16. A practice drill for the orderly and safe evacuation of occupants
in a building:
a. Fire Alerting System
b. Fire Exit Drill
c. Fire Door
d. Fire Lane
e. None of these
Ans: b
17. Any visual or audible signal produced by a device or system to

warm the occupants of the building or fire fighting elements of the
presence of the danger of fire to enable them to undertake
immediate action to save life and property and to suppress the fire.:
a. Fire Door
b. Electrical Arc
c. Fire Alarm
d. Fire Lane
e. None of these
Ans: c
18. A building unsafe in a case of fire because it will burn easily or

because it lacks adequate exist or fire escapes:
a. Fire Alarm
b. Fire Hazard
c. Fire Trap
d. Fire Door
e. None of these
Ans: c

19. The active principle of burning, characterized by the heat and

light of combustion:
a. Fire
b. Fire Alarm
c. Finisher
d. Electricity
e. None of these
Ans: a
20. The time in which flame will spread over the surface of a
burning material:
a. Flame Spread Rating
b. Fumigant
c. Ember
d. Fire Alarm
e. None of these
Ans: a



1. Driver have been known to flee accidents because they:

a. were responsible for the accident
b. were wanted for other offenses
c. did not have a valid operator's license
d. all of the above
e. none of the above
Ans: e
2. Useful aids in the investigation of hit - and - run accidents are:

a. motor vehicle registers
b. employees of body and fender shops
c. Dept. records of accidents and stolen vehicles
d. all of the above
Ans: e
3. Which of the following assumptions to be made by the

investigator is of the least value in the investigation?
a. the driver of the hit - and - run vehicle was behaving purposefully
prior to the accident.
b. the fleeting driver will often return to this original habits a few
days after the accident
c. the fleeing driver is usually not aware that he as involved in an
accident
d. the fleeing driver later report his vehicle stolen or report a
fictitious hit - and - run accident to explain the damage to his own
vehicle.
Ans: b
4. The quality and quantity of information which an officer can

obtain from a person who is emotionally upset at the time of the

interview is greatly lessened because:
a. the subject is more likely to stutter, making it difficult for the
officer to understand him
b. the officer will have to spend to much time trying to calm the
person down
c. the subject's ability to thick clearly and therefore to remember
significant details will be reduced because of his emotional state
d. the subject will be less able to hear the questions which the
officer is asking
e. a & b as stated
Ans: c
5. When 6 pedestrians who witnessed an automobile accident all tell

identical stories, the investigating officer might reasonably suspect
that
a. the story which they tell is true since they all agree so perfect
b. the delay between the time of the accident and the officer's
arrival gave the witnesses time to get together to discuss and
compare their observations
c. all of the witnesses are close friends with similar physical abilities,
opinions, education and the like
d. all of the witnesses are dishonest
Ans: b

6. If an officer attempts to interrogate a suspect in the suspect's
home, he must recognize that his chances for success are
diminished because:
a. the officer will be unable to fully control such delay - causing
interruptions s the telephone, the doorbell, etc.
b. the suspect will be more at ease at home and therefor, less
susceptible to the emotional upset which the interrogator would
want to create in order to make the suspect less capable of
remembering a complicated alibi
c. the officer will not be able to watch the suspect or to listen to him
as well because of the unfamiliar surroundings

d. all of the above

Ans: d
7. When the narcotic addict has been arrested on the street and he
is transported to the station for booking, the arresting officer would
conduct which type of search immediately after the arrest and
before moving the prisoners
a. a quick frisk to find weapons
b. a strip search locate the addict's apply of narcotics and needles
c. a field search to obtain weapons and evidence
d. all of the above
Ans: c
8. Success of failure of a criminal investigation is to a large degree

based upon: a. the month or season the crime occurs
b. the ability of the detective to arrive at the crime scene
c. thoroughness and immediacy of the preliminary investment
d. several inconsequential factors
e. the ability of the police administrator to assume command
Ans: c
9. A police officer must arrive at the scene of the crime as quickly

as possible because:
a. it is the source of the most productive evidence
b. the principals were there or may still present
c. some physical evidence may deteriorate
d. all of the above
Ans: d
10. the primary reason for conducting a search in the crime scene
area is to:
a. determine criminal's method of operation

b. uncover hidden fingerprints

c. ascertain the reason for the crime
d. obtain obvious physical evidence
e. protect the constitutional rights of the parties involved
Ans: d
11. Vice usually is a continuing offense in both:

a. day and time
b. place and date
c. time and place
d. all of the above
Ans: c
12. A law abiding citizen selected on the basis of his reliability and
competence to seek information relating to a vice operations in the
community and act as a customer:
a. informer
b. spy
c. undercover
d. detective
Ans: c
13. A person, usually far from being law - abiding, is engaged in an

unlawful activity by reason of his operation is in possession of
information valuable to the police:
a. undercover
b. informer
c. informant
d. plain clothesman
Ans: b

14. While walking with a superior officer, the subordinate stays on

the:
a. right side of the senior officer
b. left side of the senior officer
c. back side of the senior officer
d. front side of the senior officer

Ans: b
15. One does not salute then:

a. at work or when carrying articles with both hands
b. indoors, except when reporting to a senior officer or when on
duty as a guard
c. a prisoner
d. all of the above
Ans: b
16. As a rule, in case of doubt, the salute will be:

a. rendered
b. not to be rendered
c. forego the salute in the mean time until proper identification is
made
d. require the person concerned to identify himself before rendering
salute
Ans: a
17. One of these is not an element of bribery:

a. intent to gain
b. unlawful taking
c. recipient of the bribe is public officer
d. all of the above
Ans: c

18. A search warrant is an order of the court to seize:

a. Any personal property
b. Any chattel or things
c. Any personal property which is subject matter of the crime
d. all of the above
Ans: c
19. The right of accused to speedy trial is a:

a. Statutory right
b. Constitutional right
c. both statutory and constitutional right
d. none of the above
Ans: b
20. Type of raids according to TIME:

a. planned and spontateous
b. raid in small or large group of men
c. raids in open area or building
Ans: a




1. Members of the Integrated National Police shall bear faithful
allegiance to the Philippines Government and shall be loyal to the
police profession. It shall be their:
a. sacred obligation to support and defend the Constitution of the
Philippines
b. loyalty
c. gratitude
d. all of the above

Ans: b

2. Members of the Integrated National Police shall refrain from using
unnecessary force, violence, or uncomplimentary or harsh language
in making arrest or investigation and shall not employ high handed
tactics, methods or violence upon any person, except when
necessary in self - defense or to overcome actual resistance. When
it is necessary to use force, a narration of the circumstances shall
be included in the arrest report or police blotter. This pertains to:
a. conduct in the arrest and treatment of prisoners
b. constitutional rights accorded to arrested persons under custodial
investigation; investigation
c. bill of rights
d. all of the above

Ans: a

3. No member of the Integrated National Police shall engage directly
or indirectly in partisan political activity, except in the exercise of:
a. privilage
b. suffrage
c. right and obligation
d. all of the above


Ans: b

4. A members of integrated National Police shall not loiter in cafes,
hotels, restaurants, stores, theaters, sauna massage clinics, except
for the purpose of:
a. being a customer
b. socialization
c. performing his legitimate police duties
d. all of the above

Ans: c

5. Every member of the INP is expected to be essence of perfection:
sympathetic, courteous, intelligent, honest, and possessed of
control of his emotion and temper at all times. He shall be
possessed of courage and the highest sense of dedication to duty.
This refers to:
a. honest and efficient policeman
b. police ideal
c. incorruptible and honest policeman
d. all of the above

Ans: b
6. Which consist of the police officer's relations with the officers and
men of his department, his superiors, the station commander as
well as the Chief Executive of the City or Municipality.
a. domestic relations
b. neighborhood relations
c. inter - departmental relations
d. all of the above

Ans: c


7. Which includes police officer's duty to cooperate during

preliminary investigations and gatherings of more evidence when so
required by the law.
a. inter - departmental relations
b. church relations with government prosecutors/ fiscals
c. all of the above

Ans: c

8. Crime prevention is the responsibility of:
a. the entire police organization
b. the criminal courts and correctionals
c. every segment of the populace
d. the national police force

Ans: c

9. The non - violent aspects of law enforcement particularly those
which fall directly under preventive measures to curb criminality can
be implemented effectively through:
a. workshops and seminars
b. conferences and programs
c. guidance and counsellin
d. detention and reprimand
e. all of the above

Ans: c

10. All police activities supportive of successful
accomplishments are:
a. line functions
b. non - line functions
c. administrative & personnel force
d. patrol force

Ans: b


11. The backbone or action arm of any police organization is the:
a. traffic control unit
b. intelligence unit
c. administrative & personnel force
d. patrol force

Ans: d

12. Aggressive patrol tactics plus continuous appeal for citizen
concern and cooperation can reduce possible crimes against:
a. honor
b. person
c. security
d. property

Ans: d

13. The ultimate objective of an investigation of a serious crime is:
a. to present to a court of law both the physical evidence and the
suspect
b. to determine what course of action is to be taken
c. to uncover leads to the crime
d. to affect the arrest of the suspect

Ans: a

14. Non - punitive measures of enforcement are the following
except:
a. active & conspicuous patrol
b. warnings & reprimand
c. traffic violators' school
d. license confiscated accordingly
e. a & c as stated

Ans: d

15. Top law enforcement authorities concede that most prisoners

escape because:
a. crime has been their way of life
b. isolation makes them sick
c. crime is punishable by law
d. nobody would care for them
e. all of the above

Ans: a

16.Considering the exposure to the intricate of law enforcement,
which of the following is the most suitable community group which
would fit into the role of social control to play the part of the " fifth
pillar" of the criminal justice system?
a. home
b. correctionals
c. religious
d. barangays

Ans: d

17. From discipline, professionalization and integration, the final
imperative in law enforcement is:
a. civic action
b. concerted action
c. community action
d. socio - economic action
e. all of the above

Ans: c

18. If there is no prima facie case against the respondent, the case
shall be dropped, subject to appeal by the complainant to the
Adjudication Board if the NAPOLCOM within:
a. 15 days from receipt of the notice of dismissal
b. 15 days after receipt of the notice of dismissal
c. 15 days before receipt of the notice of dismissal
d. either b or c as stated

e. a & b as stated

Ans: a

19. Traffic law enforcement includes all the following, EXCEPT:
a. traffic supervision
b. accident investigation
c. crime and patrol operation
d. traffic direction and control

Ans: c

20. After trial and sentence, what happens to the person accused?
a. He is put to jail to serve sentence
b. He is given the right to file petition for reconsideration
c. Unless ordered otherwise, he remain in custody if he is not on
bail
d. b & c as stated

Ans: c


1. The omission or refusal without sufficient cause to perform an act

or duty, which it was the officer's legal obligation to perform is:
a. misconduct
b. disloyalty
c. insubordination
d. neglect of duty
e. all of the above
Ans: d
2. The doing of an act either through ignorance, inattention or

malice, of that which the officer had no legal right to do at all as
when he acts without any authority whatsoever, or exceeds, ignores
or abuses his power is:
a. dishonesty
b. disloyalty
c. misconduct or malfeasance
d. neglect of duty or non - feasance
Ans: c
3. The concealment or distortion of truth in a matter of fact relevant

to one's office or connected with the performance of his duties is:
a. disloyalty
b. abuse of confidence
c. backsliding
d. dishonesty
e. none of them
Ans: d
4. The manifest lack of adequate ability and fitness for the

satisfactory performance of official duties by reason of officer's vice

or vicious habits is:
a. dereliction of duty
b. incopetency
c. incapacity
d. ignorance or stupidity
e. all of the above
Ans: b
5. The improper performance of some act which might lawfully be

done is:
a. negligence in the performance of duties
b. abuse of confidence
c. irregularities in the performance of duties
d. lack of initiative and interest in the work
e. all of the above
Ans: c

6. Basically, good police public relations can be established by the
police under the following, EXCEPT:
a. foster public confidence
b. temper the public's negative attitude towards the police
c. make the people appreciative of the services being rendered
d. stimulate public reaction thru disciplinary but reasonable ways
e. make the people understand the police point of view
Ans: d
7. Members of the integrated police shall in no case testify in civil

cases unless:
a. ordered by the Station Commander
b. ordered by the Mayor
c. a party to a case under litigation
d. subpoenaed to do so by the proper authority
Ans: d

8. Members of the Integrated National Police engaged in any activity

prejudicial to their service like being a security guard, watchman,
confidential agent and other occupations of similar nature in any
enterprise or establishment are examples of:
a. Sidelines
b. Secondary Occupations or avocations
c. Moonlighting
d. Malingering
e. all of the above
Ans: c
9. A member of the Integrated National Police who uses his position

directly or indirectly for his personal benefit or gain shall be held
answerable for:
a. corrupt practices
b. untruthfulness
c. partisan business activities
d. all of the above
Ans: a
10. Obligation imposed by law and regulation on any member of the

INP for the proper use, care and maintenance of supplies entrusted
to him is:
a. property responsibility
b. property accountability
c. personal responsibility
d. command responsibility
Ans: c
11. One which makes the policeman a friend and partner of the
people for progress as well as their defender is acting in consonance
with:
a. Public Information Program

b. Civic Action Program

c. Mass Communication Program
d. Police Community Projects
Ans: b
12. In case the policeman overhears unsavory or uncomplimentary

remarks about the INP or himself he should:
a. hold his counsel
b. discuss the issue with the group
c. take note the matter and report to his superior officer
d. reprimand or censure the group or individual concerned
Ans: a
13. Any of the officer or employee who directly or indirectly

obstructs or interferes with the implementation of the INP Rules and
Regulations shall upon conviction suffer imprisonment of 3 to 6
years/ fined at cost ranging form P5,000 to P10,000 plus:
a. disqualification from holding any public office or employment for
life
b. perpetual disqualification in any public/ private office or
employment
c. disenfranchisement in body politics
d. explusion form barangay membership
Ans: a
14. In the exercise of its power to maintain peace, law, order and
public safety, the INP shall be subject to the command and general
supervision of the:
a. AFP, Chief of Staff
b. CPC/ Dir. Gen INP
c. President of the Philippines
d. INP Zone Comdrs./ Directors

Ans: c
15. Police Basic Recruit Training Course shall not be less than:
a. three months
b. twelve months
c. six months
d. 120 days
e. 280 days
Ans: b
16. To determine whether or not an INP applicant processes the

required coordination, strength and speed of movement necessary
for police service, the said applicant is required to undergo:
a. Neuro - Psychiatric Test
b. Character and Background Check
c. Physical Agility Tests
d. Mental and Physical Examination
e.X - ray and Chest check up
Ans: c
17. To insure a systematic and effective utilization of all the

members of the INP forces should be the prime consideration in
determining:
a. promotion
b. transfer
c. appointment
d. assignment
Ans: d
18. Acts or omissions NOT involving moral turpitude and those

affecting the internal discipline of all members of the Integrated
National Police are classified as:
a. infraction of the law
b. light felonies

c. minor offenses
d. wrongful acts
Ans: c
19. Minor offenses, if repeatedly committed may eventually

constitute the serious offense of:
a. gross inefficiency or incompetence
b. habitual derelection
c. notoriously disgraceful acts
d. grave misconduct
e. serious irregularities
Ans: b
20. Members of the Integrated National Police shall bear

faithful allegiance to the Philippine Government and shall be loyal to
the police profession . It shall be their:
a. sacred obligation
b. loyalty
c. gratitude
d. all of the above
Ans: a



1. The law that governs the operations of public conveyance

otherwise known as the Public Service Law is:
a. C.A No. 136
b. C.A No. 146
c. C.A No. 156
d. C.A No. 166
Ans: c
2. Making strips outside of their regular route provided by law is a

violation of:
a. Rules and Regulations on National Roads
b. Land Transportation & Traffic Codes
c. Bureau of Internal Revenue Code
d. Rules and Regulations of Public Service Law
Ans: b
3. Section 12, RA No. 2868 was amended by PD No. 263 and among
others, it provides that:
a. a policeman may be promoted to a higher rank if her possesses
the appropriate eligibility, although he lacks educational
qualification
b. a policeman may be promoted to a higher rank and provided he
has performed an exemplary act beyond the call of duty
c. a policeman who as been in the continuous police service for at
least twenty (20) years at the time of the effectivity of RA 4864 and
who was subsequently promoted, and/or may hereafter be
promoted to a higher rank despite the rank the lack of educational
qualification
d. a policeman can not be promoted unless he possessed all the the
necessary qualifications.
Ans: d

4. It is the constitutional responsibility of the State to established,

maintain and ensure adequate which of the following?
a. religious freedom
b. social services
c. non - sectarian education
d. economic well - being
Ans: b
5. Freedom which recognizes no legal restraints is:

a. liberty
b. license
c. dominance
d. legal right
Ans: b

6. An individual is deprived of his property if:
a. it is physically taken from him
b. its value is distroyed
c. its capability for enjoyment is hindered
d. its adaptability to some particular use is impaired
e. all of the above
Ans: e
7. There is taking privately property when:

a. the owner is actually deprived of dispossessed of his property
b. there is practical destruction or material impairment of its value
c. it is deprived of its jurisdiction, supervision and control
d. a & c as stated
e. all of the above as stated
Ans: e
8. The Billof Rights of the New Constitution is found in Article:

a. VII
b. VI

c. V
d. IV
e. III
Ans: d
9. The following are essential elements of State, except:

a. people
b. territory
c. sovereignty
d. government
e. constitution
Ans: e
10. Which law makes an act criminal, which at the time of its
commission was not?
a. due process
b. expost facto law
c. equal protection of the law
d. bill of attainder
e. none of these
Ans: b
11. Constitutional Rights of Persons under Custodial Interrogation

are expressly provide under:
a. Sec. 20, Art. IV of the New Constitution
b. Sec. 8, Art. III of the New Constitution
c. Sec. 8, Art. XII of the Constitution
d. Memorandum Circular No. 11, DND, s. 1975
e. none of the enumerated
Ans: a
12. Guidelines for Arrest, Searches and Seizures conducted by

Military Personnel are prescribed under:
a. Gen. Order No. 20
b. Gen. Order No. 4

c. Dept. Circular No. 49

d. Dept. Circular No. 12
Ans: c
13. The right of property, personal security and freedom from

unreasonable searchers and seizures, liberty of abode and religious
freedom which are guaranteed by the Constitution are examples of:
a. statutory rights
b. political rights
c. civil rights
d. social rights
Ans: c
14. No constitution of a democratic state is complete without a:

a. declaration of principles
b. preamble
c. bill of rights
d. national territorial limit
e. repealing clause
Ans: c
15. A wrongdoer who does an act which he ought not do is guilty of

a crime of
a. omission
b. commision
c. voluntary commission
d. light felony
Ans: b
16. Act of omission committed by a person freely and voluntarily

makes him:
a. civilly liable
b. criminal liable
c. both a & b as stated

Ans: b
17. A would - be murderer put poison into the other person's soup,
and the latter actually took the soup but did not die because of the
timely assistance of a physician. The offense or crime is:
a. consummated
b. attempted
c. frustrated
d. completed
e. executed
Ans: c
18. When the offender has performed all the acts of execution and
the felony is actually accomplished, the crime is:
a. consummated
b. completed
c. justified
d. aggravated
Ans: a
19. An accusation in writing charging a person with an offense

subscribed by the fiscal and filed with the court is:
a. complaint
b. suppoena
c. information
d. declaration
Ans: c
20. The right of the defendant to be admitted to bail in accordance

with the constitution is provided specifically in the:
a. Revised Penal Code
b. Rules of the Court
c. Revised Administrative Code

d. General Orders
Ans: b



1. The integration of the police forces throughout the country is

made in order to:
a. weed out undesirable elements in the service
b. to unify them into one command
c. apprehend more criminals
d. give more enforcement to police forces in the towns
e. all of the above
Ans: b
2. No policemen shall be entitled to salary subsidy unless he is

qualified as such. "Qualified" under this rule means
a. possession of the minimum qualifications
b. possession of the maximum qualifications
c. position of minimum qualifications
d. position of maximum qualifications
Ans: a
3. What Presidential Decree below is not among the decrees in

relation to Police Integration?
a. PD 421
b. PD 585
c. PD 481
d. PD 765
e. PD 531
Ans: c
4. On March 15, 1976, a patrol man was suspected by the City

Mayor for being dishonest and corrupt. His action was:
a. correct because the patrolman was appointed by the City Mayor
and the power to appoint carries with it the power to suspend or
remove.

b. wrong because the patrolman is a national employee

c. wrong because the power of suspension and removal is now
vested in NAPOLCOM
Ans: c
5. A fireman of Manila was charged by the Fire Chief for immorality.

Who will investigate and recommend his dismissal from the service?
a. a special committee of fire officers
b. the Fire Chief himself
c. the Hearing Office of NAPOLCOM
Ans: c
6. A five feet tall high school graduate was appointed patrolman in

1984 and was promoted Cpl in 1985. When the STC class was
opened by NAPOLCOM, he wanted to enroll. He was not admitted.
Why!
a. Because his appointment is illegal form the beggining
b. he was not recommended by the COP or Dist. Comdr
c. Both a and b
d. Not one of them
Ans: b
7. The law on criminal procedure is found mainly in the following

rules of the Revised Rules of Court of the Philippines
a. Rules 101 to 127
b. Rules 100 to 121
c. Rules 110 to 127
d. Rules 101 to 127
Ans: c
8. Under the article of Citizenship, a natural - born citizen is one

who is citizen of the Philippines from birth without having to
perform any act to acquire or perfect his Philippine citizenship.

a. the statement is correct

b. the statement is not correct
c. the statement is incomplete
Ans: a
9. Under the Bill of Rights, any person under investigation for the
commission of any offense shall have the right to remain silent.
a. the statement is correct
b. the statement is not correct
c. the statement is incomplete
Ans: a
10. Which of the following officials can not removed by

impeachment proceeding:
a. President
b. Member of the Supreme Court
c. Member of the Constitutional Commission
d. Member of the Senate
e. None of the above
Ans: a
11. The Board of Investigators is a creation of

a. the Police Manual
b. the Police Act of 1966 ( RA 4864)
c. the Civil Service Law
d. Decentralization Law
e. All of the above
Ans: a
12. When individuals come to question or criticize the INP policies

and procedures, what should the policeman do?
a. direct the complainant to his superior
b. discuss the matter with the complainant
c. keep silent when the criticism is false
d. inform the public on regulations and policies

Ans: d
13. What law declares unlawful I the possession, and carrying

outside of residence any bladed, pointed or blunt weapon?
a. PD #7
b. PD #9
c. PD #7-A
d. PD #9-A
Ans: a
14. X has a Police Corporal ( civil service ) eligibility, while Y has a

Police Corporal NAPOLCOM eligibility. Who shall be considered for
promotion to a vacant item for Police Corporal?
a. Y, because the police is under INP/ NAPOLCOM
b. X , because he is first to obtain an eligibility
c. Both, because he is the choice of the Station Commander
e. None, because they are not Patrolmen First Class.

Ans: b
15. "Spot promotion may be extended to any member of the police

force for acts of conspicuous courage and gallantry at the rick of his
life over and beyond the call of duty." This provision is found in the:
a. Police Act of 1966
b. Police Manuel
c. PD 765
d. PD 448
e. All of the above
Ans: a
16. A policeman has been detained by the military authorities and

subsequent released with out any formal charge filed against him.
Is he entitled to immediate reinstatement and payment of salary he
failed to received during the detention period?

a. No, because he was detained by the military authorities

b. Yes, because of the provisions of PD of the PD 448
c. No, because he was subsequently released from detention
d. Yes, because there was no formal charge
e. All of the above
Ans: d
17.The legal definition of firearms is defined in:

a. Sec. 877 of the Revised Administrative Code and also Sec. 390 of
the National Internal Revenue Code.
b. Sec. 878 of the Revised Administrative Code and also Sec. 290
of he National Internal Revenue Code.
c. Sec. 877 of the Revised Administrative Code and also Sec. 290
of he National Internal Revenue Code.
d. Sec. 788 and 920 of the Revised Administrative Code
Ans: d
18. The basic law on firearms and explosives is contained in the:

a. Revised Administrative Code
b. Revised Penal Code
c. Executive Orders of the President
d. Internal Revenue Code
Ans: b
19. Supreme Court decision has radically changed the procedural

requirements for a lawful interrogation of the suspect or person
under custody. This decision was pronounced in the famous case
of :
a. Miranda vs Arizona
b. Stonehill cas
c. Moncado Doctrine
d. PD 603
Ans: a
20. The law that governs the operation of motor vehicles and

regulating traffic rules and regulations in the Philippines is known

as:
a. Republic Act No. 4126
b. Republic Act No. 4136
c. Republic Act No. 156
d. Republic Act No. 4156
Ans: b



1. Police functions are classified into three, except:

a. operation
b. executive
c. administrative
d. service
e. none of these
Ans: b
2. The most important police function is:

a. investigation
b. patrol
c. training
d. vice control
e. none of these
Ans: b
3. Of the following, a trait or ability most essential to a Police Officer

is:
a. high standard personnel
b. very high intellegence
c. complete absence of physical fear
d. none of these
Ans: c
4. The individual primarily responsible for the accomplishment of

police mission and objectives in a given department in the
a. Station Commander
b. First line supervisors
c. Mayor
d. Police on a beat
e. none of these

Ans: d
5. Which of the following does not belong to the middle

management staff of police organization?
a. Captains
b. Lieutenants
c. Mayor
d. Fist line supervisors
e. none of these
Ans: c

6. Policeman may be held not only criminally but also civilly liable
for refusal or failure to render the necessary police service in cases
of danger to life and/ or property, pursuant to the pertinent
provisions of:
a. Art. 34, Civil Code of the Philippines
b. New Constitution of the Philippines
c. Art 34, the Revised Penal Code
d. Revised Administrative Code
e. none of these
Ans: a
7. To prevent crimes; to effect the arrest of the criminal offenders

and provide for their detention and rehabilitation; investigate the
commission of all crimes and offenses and bring offenders to
justice; take necessary measures to prevent and control fires; and
take all necessary steps to ensure public safety is a provision in
the :
a. Constitution of the INP
b. General responsibilities of the INP
c. General power of the members of the INP
d. all of the above
Ans: c

8. In police organization, line refers to:

a. Police task performance
b. Facilitating the attainment of its objectives
c. other activities supportive of successful task accomplishment
d. all of these
e. none of these
Ans: a
9. One of the following is not the objective of the integration of the

police force:
a. Integration of local police force into AFP
b. Standardization of police compensation
c. Do away with politics in the police service
d. Remove rivalries among different police forces
e. none of these
Ans: a
10. Following qualifications for appointment to the Police service

may waived by the NAPOLCOM, except:
a. Age
b. Height
c. Weight
d. Educational Qualification
e. none of these
Ans: e
11. The scope and functions of the police administration includes

the following except:
a. planning and organizing
b. staffing and budgetting
c. directing, coordinating and reporting
d. all of these
e. none of these
Ans: e

12. The power of NAPOLCOM to conduct police examinations is

based on RA:
a. 2260
b. 2864
c. 6040
d. 6141
e. none of these
Ans: c
13. The primary line element of backbone of any type of police

station is the:
a. line function
b. non - line function
c. patrol force
d. all of these
Ans: c
14. One of the following is not a purpose of inspection:

a. Review and analyze performance and facilities
b. Ascertain police standard policies and procedures
c. To look into the morale and general efficiency of the force;
d. Reduce the crime rate
e. none of these
Ans: c
15. The police Manual provides that every police force, regardless of
size should have:
a. Police advisory council
b. patrol division
c. training officer
d. crime prevention unit
Ans: a

16. None - commissioned officers belong to:

a. top management level
b. middle management level
c. first line supervisor
d. intermediate supervisor
e. none of these
Ans: c
17. Public safety, protection of lives and properties; enforcement of

laws; and maintenance of peace and order within the territorial
limits of the Philippines is a provision of the:
a. Constitution of the INP
b. General power of the members of INP
c. General responsibilities of the INP
d. all of these
e. none of these
Ans: c
18. One of the following which is least conductive to good discipline

in the Police Department is:
a. Developed informal rules and regulations
b. appropriate use of rewards and punishments
c. In - service training
d. Developed machinery for the handling of employees grievances
e. none of these
Ans: c
19. In the conduction of inspection of a police department, the

inspector shall be:
a. Strict and detailed in mirror matters
b. Rigid and fault - finding
c. Cooperative and suggest correction
d. all of these
Ans: d

20. It refers simply to the number of subordinates, regardless of

rank, who directly report to one person:
a. unity of command
b. chain of command
c. span of control
d. all of these
e. none of these
Ans: c


Directions: Choose the word that means most nearly the same as
the word in capital letters.

1. The camera to be used for crime photography should be:
A. an official police camera
B. a commercial camera
C. any camera in good condition
D. a movie camera
E. none of the above

ANS: C

2. Evidence is the:
A. means sanctioned by the courts of ascertaining in a judicial
proceeding the truth of respecting a matter of fact.
B. means sactioned by the Rules of Court of not ascertaining in a
judicial proceeding the truth respecting a matter a matter of fact
C. means sanctioned by the rules of court of not ascertaining in a
judicial proceeding the truth of respecting a matter of fact
D. means unsanctioned by the rules of court of ascertaining in a
judicial proceeding the truth respecting a matter of fact

ANS: C

3. Technically and more accurately proof is the:
A. effect or result of evidence
B. effect or result of the best evidence
C. effect or result of documentary evidence
D. effect or result of documentary evidence

ANS: C

4. The term “fuctum probandum” refers to the:
A. evidentiary facts
B. inference from other evidentiary facts

C. principal fact in dispute

D. materials facts

ANS: A

5. The sources of rules in Criminal Evidence are:
A. the Revised Penal Code and other penal legislations
B. the Revised Penal Code and the rules of court
C. the Revised Penal Code of court
D. substantive laws penal in character and the Rules of court
E. all of the above
F. none of the above

ANS: B

6. Evidence is positive when the witness affirms that:
A. a fact did not always occur
B. a fact did then and there occur
C. a fact does always occur
D. a fact did or did not occur

ANS: B

7.Evidence based on actual and personal knowledge is:
A. circumstantial evidence
B. “pirma facie” evidence
C. secondary evidence
D. direct evidence

ANS: B

8. The following person are exempted from attending and testifying
in court:
A. members of Armed Forces of their Philippines
B. members of Congress during session
C. Mayors and Governors

D. Judge of inferior courts

E. all of the above

ANS: B

9. The entrance of a bullet would is characterized by the pressure of
a circular discoloration called:
A. high collar
B. contusion collar
C. hematoma
D. asphysia

ANS: B

10. Arriving at the scene of the crime, the investigator found still
alive, the investigator must:
A. feel the pulse with his index and middle finger
B. pour cold water on the body
C. place his ears on the chest to hear heart beat
D. help him stand up
E. all of the above

ANS: A

11. Rigor Mortis is important in crime investigation because it
determines approximately:
A. time of commission of the crime
B. time of death
C. cause of death
D. all of the above

ANS: B

12. An accusation in writing charging a person with an offense
subscribed by the fiscal and field with the court is:
A. a compliant
B. a motion to squash

C. an information
D. a decision

ANS: A

13. An arrest can be made:
A. only at day time
B. only at night time
C. anytime of the day or night
D. only on specified hours

ANS: D

14. Under Rule 112 of the revised Rules of Court there is a
proceeding wherein after arrest the accused is examined in order to
determine whether there is a prima facie case to hold him for trial.
This proceeding is otherwise called:
A. preliminary investigation
B. preliminary examination
C. arraignment
D. interrogation

ANS: A

15. Arrest is the taking of a person into custody. Its purpose is:
A. to determine whether an offense has been commited
B. to acquire jurisdiction over the person of the accused
C. to search his person and seize the effects of the crime
D. to make the accused forthcoming to answer for all alleged
offense
E. all of the above

ANS: B


16. Regardless of the gravity of the crime which the defendent is

alleged to have committed, he is entitled to some rights. One of
these rights is:
A. to be presumed innocent until the contrary is proven
B. to inform the prosecutor of the nature of the accusation
C. to be allowed to testify against himself
D. all of the above

ANS: A

17. A search warrant is valid and can only be served once from the
date of issuance, within:
A. 40 days
B. 30 days
C. 10 days
D. 15 days

ANS: C

18. Circumstances evidence may be the basis of conviction only if:
A. there is only one piece of proof showing that the accused is guilty
of the crime charge.
B. the facts upon which the inference may be made are duly proven.
C. the facts from which inference may be made are proven and
there are chain of proof which produced the inference that the
accused is guilty beyond reasonable doubt of the crime charge
D. there should be more than one piece of proof showing that the
accused is guilty of the crime charged
E. all of the above

ANS: C

19. Process of ascertaining the circumstances of a crime is known
as:
A. reconstructing the crime
B. crime scene search
C. modus operandi

D. corpus delicti

ANS: A

20. Persons who give information to police without any expectation
of reward or favor in return is:
A. informer
B. informants
C. witnesses
D. none of the above

ANS: A




1. Which of the following is not investigate in character?
A. arresting
B. interviewing
C. transmitting information
D. interrogating

ANS: C

2. An interview is:
A. the questioning of a subject
B. The questioning of a witness who is reluctant to disclose some
information about the crime under investigation;
C. the process of evaluating the result of an investigation
D. the questioning of a witness or of an informant who has some
knowledge about the commission of the crime under investigation
who offered to give some information about the said crime

ANS: D

3. The “Bluff” or “Split Pair” technique in an interrogating means:
A. Bluffing the suspect into making a confession by telling him that
he has already been convicted by the court of the crime under
investigation
B. separating two suspects or two reluctant witnesses and soliciting
the “cooperation” of one because the other has already made a
confession or an admission
C. bluffing the Fiscal
D. bluffing the Chief of police

ANS: B


4. The chief objective of an investigator is:

A. to see that the suspect is convicted
B. to guarantee that the alleged victim is vindicated
C. to see that the suspect gets the full weight of the law
D. to know the facts of a given case

ANS: D

5. Increase in heart beat may indicate:
A. doubt on the part of the subject
B. fear the part of the subject
C. deception ion the part of the subject]
D. nervousness on the part of the investigator

ANS: B

6. An honest witness should be:
A. flattered first before actual questioning
B. given the “water cure” before an interview
C. asked direct questions
D. paid for his service

ANS: C

7. The branch or division of law which defines crime, treats of their
nature and provides their punishment is:
A. criminal evidence
B. criminal procedure
C. criminal law
D. criminology

ANS: D


8. The purpose of the law Penalizing impossible crime: although

objective: the perpetrator of the act has not consummated the
crime, is:
A. to encourage the criminal to commit a more heinous crime:
B. to suppress criminal tendencies
C. to abolish capital punishment
D. to enable the police to inflict the injury

ANS: B

9. In interview as well as in interrogations:
A. the investigator must allow the witness to suspect to dictate what
is to be dealth with;
B. the investigator must do the talking at all times
C. the investigator must rely on someone else to do the questioning
D. the investigator must must dominate the interview interrogation

ANS: D

10. Whjch of the following is not one of the principals of the crime?
A. principal by participation
B. principal by imagination
C. principally by induction
D. felony punishable by law

ANS: B

11.Somewhre out in the sea near the shore of japan, a Filipino
citizen on board a Philippines registered vessel committed a crime.
He is to be tried in Philippines Courts because of the principle of:
A. strict enforcement
B. territoriality
C. extra territoriality
D. universal justice


ANS: C

12. In crimes whre all the elements necessary for their execution
and accomplishment are present it is:
A. consummated
B. frustrated
C. attempted
D. acquitted

ANS: A

13. In justifying circumstances the person is:
A. exempted from criminal liability
B. neither criminally or civilly liable
C. only civilly liable
D. criminally liable

ANS: C

14. In dealing with a juvenile offender, which of the following
questions might be ask of him?
A. What do you think has led you into this present trouble?
B. how do your parents appear to feel about your problems?
C. What are your plans for staying trouble in the future?
D. All of the above might be asked
E. none of the above might be asked

ANS: D

15. You find it necessary to obtain a family’s social history. The best
for you to interview members of a family while obtaining this social
history would generally be in:
A. the family’s home
B. your agency’s general office
C. the home of a friend of the family
D. your own private office


ANS: A

16. Generally which of the following is found not to be a reason for
yourh joining a delinquent gang?
A. proximity of mother’s home
B. prior acquaintance with gang members
C. police arrest or questioning
D. pure chance

ANS:C

17. The one of the following questions which will most often lead to
a reliable answer is:
A. Was his hair is very dark
B. Wasn’t there a clock on the wall
C. Was the automobile whit or gray?
D. Did you see a motorcycle?
E. All of the above

ANS: D

18. According to current theories of criminology, the one of the
following which is regarded as the most important cause of
delinquency is:
A. personality maladjustment
B. lack of proper housing
C. mental deficiency
D. community indifference to the need for recreational facilities

ANS: A

19. in fact-finding interviews, it is generally assumed that the
smaller the number of interviewees needed to insure the accuracy
of information obtained generally depends upon the:
A. educational level of those interviewed

B. number of people who have the required information

C. directness of the questions asked
D. variability of the information

ANS: D

20. The photographer who is qualified to take pictures of a crime
scene is:
A. only police photographer
B. only those deputize by the police
C. only professional photographers
D. only photographer who is immediately available

ANS: B


1. The primary reason for conducting a search in the crime scene is

to:
a. determine the criminal's method or operation;
b. uncover hidden fingerprints;
c. ascertain the reason for crime;
d. obtain the obvious physical evidence;
e. protect the constitutional right of the parties involved.
Ans: a
2. The success or failure of criminal investigation is based upon;

a. the month or reason the crime occurs;
b. the ability of the detective to arrive all the crime scene;
c. the thoroughness and immediacy of the preliminary investigation;
d. several inconsequential factors;
e. the ability of the police administrator to assume command.
Ans: c
3. Fingerprints evidence is extremely dedicated and easily damaged.

Contamination is a hazard which may be best prevented by:
a. protecting the crime scene;
b. using an adequate amount of powder in developing a latent print;
c. the proper use of brush;
d. all of the above;
e. none of the above;
Ans: a
4. It is sound investigative procedure to begin an indoor search at

the point of entry. This location will generally contain:
a. the least amount of evidence;
b. many toll marks but never fingerprint evidence;
c. only plastic and visible fingerprints;

d. the most number of evidence including fingerprints;

Ans: a
5. When the body has been removed from the crime scene, its
former position should be:
a. marked on the floor or ground;
b. photograph;
c. recorded in the notebook;
d. preserved;
e. all of the above
Ans: a
6. All evidences should be identified and:

a. tagged;
b. stored;
c. recorded;
d. endorsed to court;
e. all of the above
Ans: a
7. In order to effectively and efficiently investigate any type of

offense, the investigador must be familiar with all the:
a. evidence;
b. elements;
c. witnesses;
d. conspirators of the crime;
e. all of the above
Ans: b
8. The collection of evidence should be assigned to:

a. one man;
b. two men;
c. most senior member;
d. team leader only

e. none of the above.
Ans: c
9. Evidence in general is mainly classified into physical and:

a. relevant;
b. materials;
c. impertinent;
d. informational evidence;
Ans: b
10. Physical evidence should be properly collected and handled

because ultimately the police investigator had to prove his case with
the;
a. Chief of Police;
b. Court;
c. Fiscal;
d. POLCOM;
Ans: b
11. Which of the following is not one of the factors controlling the
handling of Physical evidence?
a. protection
b. collection
c. mutilation
d. preservation
Ans: c
12. Police intelligence is primarily concerned with:

a. juvenile delinquency;
b. police integrity
c. crime control
d. all of them

e. none of them
Ans: c
13. One of the following is not a characteristic of the Police

Intelligence Unit:
a. fact - finding body;
b. main investigative body
c. no - low - enforcement responsibility
d. maintain own record system
Ans: b
14. Which of the following is not one of the purposes of police

intelligence:
a. check police integrity;
b. control juvenile delinquency;
c. serve as tool of management;
d. responsibility;
e. all of the above
Ans: d
15. One of the following is not a step or stage in the intelligence

cycle :
a. processing;
b. planning;
c. analysis;
d. collection;
Ans: b
16. In criminal investigation, the hardest element to determine is

the:
a. motive or omission;
b. time of omission;
c. responsibility;

d. motive;
Ans: a

17. The more important duty of the investigator is:
a. prevention and suspension of crime;
b. investigation and reporting;
c. collection and preservation of evidence;
d. recovery of lost or stolen property;
Ans: d

18. One of the following is not one of the I's in criminal
investigation:
a. intelligence;
b. information;
c. instrumentation;
d. interrogation;
Ans: b
19. Duties of the criminal investigator do not include:

a. investigation;
b. reporting;
c. evaluating pf evidence;
d. assisting in prosecution;
Ans: d
20. Knowledge which the investigator gather from other persons is

known as:
a. intelligence;
b. information;
c. instrumentation;
d. assisting in prosecution;

Ans: b



1. In the conduct of reconnaissance of the objective, some factors

to be considered are:
a. building and neigborhood
b. person and security
c. topography
d. all of the above
Ans: c
2. In its broadest sense, the killing of one human being by another

human being is :
a. homicide
b. murder
c. suicide
d. parricide
Ans: b
3. In enforcing the laws of traffic you also:

a. make arrest
b. deter people from committing violations
c. institute disciplinary action
d. take care of the injured
e. all of the above
Ans: c
4. The ultimate or principal fact and / or proposition to be

established is called the :
a. Factum probans
b. arguments
c. Factum probandum

Ans: c
5. Proof beyond reasonable doubt means:

a. that degree of the proof in criminal cases which will exclude all
doubts that the accused is guilty
b. preponderance of evidence
c. that degree of proof which produces conviction in an unprejudiced
mind
d. all of the above
Ans: c
6. It is suggested that, while performing surveillance:

a. you must have an eye - to - eye contact with subject
b. you must create attention to the public to wind their support
c. you must take down noted to practice notes taking
d. all of the above
Ans: a
7. A surveillance when it is covert in operation can be adopted for:

a. criminal investigation
b. intelligence operation
c. public information
d. detective operation
e. all of the above
Ans: b
8. The following are the objectives of the Surveillance, except:

a. to prevent commission of crime
b. to effect arrest
c. to convict the criminal
d. to obtain evidence
e. all of the above

Ans: c
9. When foot patrol operations are being used, the first thing that
the officer should go upon arriving at his patrol area is:
a. take down the time of arrival
b. inform your barangay captian
c. make a complete your of that area
d. blow your whistle
e. a & b as indicated
Ans: c
10. An officer's most effective tool when on foot patrol:

a. memory
b. description
c. observation
d. memory and description
e. memory and observation
Ans: d
11. Loaded firearms found in the crime scene should be unloaded if

fingerprints is not necessary before submitting it to crime
laboratory:
a. false
b. fallacious
c. vague
d. true
Ans: d
12. Blood specimen submitted for alcohol determination should be

drawn by a laboratory technician:
a. false
b. fallacious
c. vague
d. true

Ans: d
13. In the event the hair is found, the following procedures should
be followed:
a. handle the hair with clean fingers
b. prevent from getting lost or mixed with other hairs or fibers
c. all of the above
Ans: b
14. In criminal investigation, the suspect of interrogation is usually

a:
a. suspect
b. witness
c. accused
d. criminal
Ans: a
15. On the other hand, the subject of the interview is usually a:

a. suspect
b. witness
c. accused
d. criminal
Ans: b
16. For the investigator to ascertaint he complete facts of the crime,

he must established the:
a. identity of the culprit
b. identity of the witness
c. 6 cardinal principles of criminal investigation
d. scene of the crime
e. all of the above
Ans: c

17. Body of knowledge regarding crime or simply means the study

of crime:
a. criminology
b. criminal investigation
c. interrogation
d. crime
Ans: a
18. The act of compelling the fulfillment of law or order or

obedience thereto is:
a. Duty
b. Obligation
c. Regulation
d. Enforcement
e. Crime
Ans: d
19. It is not satisfactory to attribute all delinquency to "poverty"

"bad parents", etc. because:
a. The causes of delinquency are very complex and very
considerably from one case to another
b. Some juveniles who come from poverty - stricken homes do not
commit act of deliquency
c. We may think certain parents are bad, but their children might
not
d. all of the above as stated
Ans: a
20. Juveniles can be classified in various ways. Which of the

following groups of categories would be most useful in classifying
juveniles as delinquent or non - delinquent?
a. Incorrigible, truant, runaway
b. Moron, sociopath, neurotic
c. Burglar, car thief, shoplifter
d. Lowerclass, middleclass, upperclass

e. None of the above as stated.
Ans: c



Directions: Read carefully the following paragraphs and choose from
the given alternatives the best answer to the questions.

The most common mistake when planting tree is a digging hole,
which is both to deep and too narrow. To deep and the roots don’t
have access to sufficient oxygen to ensure proper growth. Too
narrow and the roots structure can’t expand sufficiently to nourish
and properly anchor the tree. As a general rule, trees should be
transplanted no deeper than the soil in which they were originally
grown. The width of the hole should be at least 3 times the
diameter of the root ball or container or the spread of the roots in
the case of bare roots trees. This will provide the tree with enough
worked earth for its root structure to established itself.

1.Why can’t the root structure expand sufficiently to nourish and
properly anchor the tree?
A. The hole in which the is planted is planted is too deep.
B. There isn’t enough oxygen to ensure proper growth.
C. The hole in which the tree is does not receive enough sunlight
D. The trees does not receive enough sunlight
E. The soils is stony which prevents the roots from spreading

ANS: C

2. In the case of bare root trees, what will provide the tree with
enough worked earth for its root structure to establish itself.
A. Narrow digging hole
B. The width of the hole should be at least 3 times the diameter of
the root ball.
C. Too deep digging hole
D. Having no access to sufficient
E. Receiving insufficient water

ANS: B

3. A digging hole which is both too deep and narrow makes the
transplanted tree to _________ .

A. Wither at once
B. Grow very
C. Grow very slowly
D. Be inaccessible to sufficient oxygen
E. Receiving insufficient water

ANS: D

4. What is the general rule in transplanting a tree?
A. The digging hole should not be too deep.
B. It should be transplanted no deeper than the soil in which it was
originally grown.
C. The digging hole should not be too narrow
D. The roots should have access to sufficient oxygen
E. The root structure should sufficiently.

ANS: B

While most police actions are suspect-based, tactical thinking is
officer based. Suspect-based actions occur when we become too
overwhelmed with the quick capture of the offender and forget
about everything else going on around us. In this situation, things
can get out of control quickly. This result in cross fires, improper
handcuffing techniques and total convergence on the offender by all
officers. It leaves no one to provide cover. Ideally, an officer should
not focus solely on the suspect The officer should focus on his/her
own actions, rather than what the suspect is doing. By maintaining
this focus, you become more effective in controlling your own
emotions. You make stronger tactical decisions ad only escalate the
force, if necessary. This internal focus protect you and allows you to
make sound decisions. This is the officer-based approach to solving
any difficult situation.

5. In a police tactical raid, when do suspect based actions occur?
A. When the officer focuses on his own actions.
B. When the officer control his own emotions
C. When an officer does not focus solely on the suspect.
D. When an officer becomes too overwhelmed with the quick
capture of the offender.

E. When things get out of control quickly.

ANS: D

6. What usually happens when suspect based actions occur?
A. The offender is caught immediately
B. The offender is killed instantly
C. No one provides cover to comrades
D. There is an improper handcuffing technique
E. Things can get out of control quickly

ANS: E

7. What is the ideal thing to do by an officer leading the raid?
A. Focus on what the suspect is doing
B. Make a sound decision
C. Focus on his own actions
D. Learn the proper handcuffing technique
E. Controls his emotions

ANS: C

8. What could be the result when things get out of control?
A. Cross-fires could happen
B. Improper handcuffing technique when things get out of control?
C. Total convergence on the offender by all officers
D. No one to provide
E. All of the above

ANS: E

Feng Shui is often referred to as the art of placement. How you
place your furniture, possessions and yourself within your
surroundings largely determines your life experience at very level.
Feng Shui offers a unique way of looking at your self into your
environment and it provides a way of bringing balance, comfort, and
harmony into your environment in a manner that is difficult to
achieve by any other means. Increasing bits of historical Fen Shui

confirmation are starting to emerge. For example, recent

scientificresearch indicate that 28,000 years ago. Neanderthal
cavemen (located in present day Croatia) chose which caves to live
in based on three criteria: The caves held the high ground in the
area, the surroundings area was easily seen from the entrance of
the cave and the water source was easily accessible. These findings
show that even our ancestors were naturally aware of the effects of
placement in their environment. Interestingly enough , all three of
these criteria are in harmony with the basic principles of Feng Shui,
which has evolved and become more sophisticated along with
human kind. Thus Feng Shui is a relevant and beneficial to
humankind today as it was 28,000 years ago.

9. Recent scientific research indicates the Neanderthal cavemen
chose which caves to live based on the criteria which are in
harmony with the basic principles of Feng Shui. What does this
imply?
A. The Neanderthal caveman discovered Feng Shui
B. Not all caves are safe to live in
C. Some caves are accessible to a water source
D. They are aware of the effects of placement in their environment
E. Some caves held the high ground in the area.

ANS: D

10. The Neanderthal cavemen were naturally aware of the effects of
placement in their environment. What does this say about Feng
Shui?
A. The Neanderthal cavemen were the first people to practice Feng
Shui.
B. These cave men were the first recipient of the benefits of Feng
Shui
C. Feng Shui is a relevant and beneficial to human kind today as it
was in the days of the Neanderthal cavemen.
D. Feng Shui provides a way of bringing balance and harmony into
the environment
E. Feng Shui has evolved and become more sophisticated.

ANS: C


The Dragons plant is a vine, epiphytic cacti of the genus Hylocereus
that is believed to be native in Central and Southern America and
has been brought to South east Asian countries including Malaysia,
Indonesia, Taiwan, Thailand, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Vietnam.
Dragon plant has fleshy stems that grow up to 20ft long when
matured. Dragons plant may grow from the ground or climb onto
trees using aerial roots. Dragon plant bears flowers that only bloom
at night. The flowers are ornate and beautiful with fragrant scent.
Pitahaya plants can have up to 4-6 fruiting cycles per year. The
dragon fruit has spines that grow up to 1 kilogram in weight.
Dragon fruit skin may be yellowish to dark in color with edible flesh
that maybe white or red depending on the variety. It has a lot of
black small seeds that is also edible. Pitahaya or Dragon fruit is also
known to have some health benefits that include preventing
memory loss, anti-cancer activity, control of blood glucose level in
diabetes, antioxidant properties, aids in healing of wounds and
others.

11. Which is not a characteristics of the flower of the Dragon plant?
A. Ornate
B. Fragrant
C. Edible
D. Bloom only at night
E. Fragrant

ANS: C

12. Which of the following is not a health benefit of a dragon fruit?
A. Preventing memory loss
B. Aids in healing bruises
C. Helps in blood circulation
D. Control of blood glucose in diabetes.
E. Helps control cancer.

ANS: C


Directions: Fill-in the blanks with the correct word to complete the
sentence.

1. The sentence list of kesong puti __________ from one to two
days from purchase at room temperature to one week when
refrigerated, to an indefinite period when frozen, but its quality and
texture _______ if it kept for a long period of time.
A. Ranges – deteriorates
B. Range – deteriorate
C. Ranged – deteriorates
D. Range – deteriorates

ANS: B

2. The biologist ______ that the Kyoto grass also known as black
grass, can ________ all kinds of weather conditions and ________
lush even in cold months.
A. Explains – tolerate – stay
B. Explained – tolerate – stay
C. Explains - -tolerate – stays
D. Explains – tolerate – stays

ANS: C

3. The walls in the room were ____ in a cool, light green, which is
________ to the eyes.
A. Painted – soothing
B. Painted – soothe
C. Paints – soothing
D. Paint – soothing

ANS: A

4. Many natural born entrepreneurs are _______ with a mind that
is an idea-________ machine.
A. Bless – generating
B. Bless – inventing

C. Blessed – making
D. Blessed – generating

ANS: D

5. Everyone has a need for some level of certainty, so if you can’t
____ it in your business, ____ on finding it elsewhere.
A. Find – plan
B. Finds – plan
C. Found – plan
D. Find – plans

ANS: A

6. Many farms also ___ machines, which ______ down on the
number of people needed to farm the land.
A. Uses – cut
B. Use – cut
C. Used – cut
D. Use – cuts

ANS: B
7. The leaves of the tree _____ sunlight and _____ water and food
from the roots to make the tree grow and to reproduce.
A. Take in – use
B. Take in – uses
C. Takes in – uses
D. Takes in – used

ANS: A

8. When Ondoy ___ Manila hard in 2009, a good Samarian ______
his land Rover to help with relief operation in Marikina and Pasig,
because it’s only vehicle that can do the job during those critical
hours.
A. Hits – uses
B. Hits – used

C. Hit – used
D. Hits – using

ANS: C

9. We ____ use fake ingredients or things that _____perfumes last
long.
A. Don’t – makes
B. Don’t – make
C. Didn’t – make
D. Doesn’t – make

ANS: B

10. I feel that even if we are _______ to do a lot of things, not
everybody ______ be happy with our performances.
A. Able – will
B. Able – shall
C. Able – would
D. Able – should

ANS:A

11. After several failures, Pablo ____ to go back to school
and _______ his MBA at the number one university in Japan.
A. Decided – take up
B. Decide – takes up
C. Decides – took up
D. Decided – takes up

ANS: A

12. At times, a sibling ______ bad because of the perception that
the other one ______ better treatment, like being given more
material things.
A. Will feel – get
B. Will feel – gets
C. Would feel – gets
D. Will feel – got


ANS: B

13. Some father _____ that making their children tough will enable
them to ________ in a hostile world.
A. Thought – survive
B. Thinks – survives
C. Think – survives
D. Think – Survive

ANS: D

14. It at all ____ with being conscious about depression and the
willingness to accept that you ___ help.
A. Begin – need
B. Begun – needs
C. Begins – neeD
D. Begins – need

ANS: D

15. If there is one hotel in the country that clearly _____ and
_______ the history of its host country, it would be the Manila
Hotel.
A. Reflects – mirrors
B. Reflected – mirrored
C. Reflect – mirror
D. Reflects – mirror

ANS: A


Directions: Fill-in the blanks with the correct word to complete the
sentence.

1. The sentence list of kesong puti __________ from one to two
days from purchase at room temperature to one week when
refrigerated, to an indefinite period when frozen, but its quality and
texture _______ if it kept for a long period of time.
A. Ranges – deteriorates
B. Range – deteriorate
C. Ranged – deteriorates
D. Range – deteriorates

ANS: B

2. The biologist ______ that the Kyoto grass also known as black
grass, can ________ all kinds of weather conditions and ________
lush even in cold months.
A. Explains – tolerate – stay
B. Explained – tolerate – stay
C. Explains - -tolerate – stays
D. Explains – tolerate – stays

ANS: C

3. The walls in the room were ____ in a cool, light green, which is
________ to the eyes.
A. Painted – soothing
B. Painted – soothe
C. Paints – soothing
D. Paint – soothing

ANS: A

4. Many natural born entrepreneurs are _______ with a mind that
is an idea-________ machine.
A. Bless – generating
B. Bless – inventing

C. Blessed – making
D. Blessed – generating

ANS: D

5. Everyone has a need for some level of certainty, so if you can’t
____ it in your business, ____ on finding it elsewhere.
A. Find – plan
B. Finds – plan
C. Found – plan
D. Find – plans

ANS: A

6. Many farms also ___ machines, which ______ down on the
number of people needed to farm the land.
A. Uses – cut
B. Use – cut
C. Used – cut
D. Use – cuts

ANS: B
7. The leaves of the tree _____ sunlight and _____ water and food
from the roots to make the tree grow and to reproduce.
A. Take in – use
B. Take in – uses
C. Takes in – uses
D. Takes in – used

ANS: A

8. When Ondoy ___ Manila hard in 2009, a good Samarian ______
his land Rover to help with relief operation in Marikina and Pasig,
because it’s only vehicle that can do the job during those critical
hours.
A. Hits – uses
B. Hits – used

C. Hit – used
D. Hits – using

ANS: C

9. We ____ use fake ingredients or things that _____perfumes last
long.
A. Don’t – makes
B. Don’t – make
C. Didn’t – make
D. Doesn’t – make

ANS: B

10. I feel that even if we are _______ to do a lot of things, not
everybody ______ be happy with our performances.
A. Able – will
B. Able – shall
C. Able – would
D. Able – should

ANS:A

11. After several failures, Pablo ____ to go back to school
and _______ his MBA at the number one university in Japan.
A. Decided – take up
B. Decide – takes up
C. Decides – took up
D. Decided – takes up

ANS: A

12. At times, a sibling ______ bad because of the perception that
the other one ______ better treatment, like being given more
material things.
A. Will feel – get
B. Will feel – gets
C. Would feel – gets
D. Will feel – got


ANS: B

13. Some father _____ that making their children tough will enable
them to ________ in a hostile world.
A. Thought – survive
B. Thinks – survives
C. Think – survives
D. Think – Survive

ANS: D

14. It at all ____ with being conscious about depression and the
willingness to accept that you ___ help.
A. Begin – need
B. Begun – needs
C. Begins – neeD
D. Begins – need

ANS: D

15. If there is one hotel in the country that clearly _____ and
_______ the history of its host country, it would be the Manila
Hotel.
A. Reflects – mirrors
B. Reflected – mirrored
C. Reflect – mirror
D. Reflects – mirror

ANS: A


Directions: Choose the letter of the word that is more appropriate to
connect two ideas.

1. As diabetes retina problems get worse, new blood vessels grow
_________ these new blood vessels are weak.
A. Because
B. Since
C. Although
D. But

ANS: D

2. The mini-trampoline is a great aerobic training apparatus
_______ can be purchased at most sporting goods stores.
A. That
B. However
C. But
D. Nevertheless

ANS: A

3. Another favourite is cheese platter ____ you have a range from
strong pungent cheeses to the soft and creamy.
A. Which
B. That
C. Where
D However
E. Although

ANS: C

4. She kept the guest engaged ___ the food was served.
A. Since
B. Until
C. When
D. Because
E. For


ANS: B

5. We tasted 12 different wines _____ experienced different scents
and flavors.
A. To
B. But
C. But
D. Therefore
E. And

ANS: E

6. Some spices come in ground form _______ makes it rather easy
to just measure out a teaspoonful or more to make herbal tea.
A. And
B. So
C. But
D. To
E. Which

ANS: E
7. Mike makes it a point to inform all the members of the family

about the project _______ he begins any renovation project.
A. Before
B. While
C. When
D. Then
E. If

ANS: A
8. He packed his things ad left _____ I was sleeping.

A. When
B. Because
C. Since
D. While

E. But

ANS: D

9. Everything we need to do can be achieved _____ we become
resourceful enough.
A. Should
B. If
C. When
D. So
E. Unless

ANS: B

10 The perimeter of the house was planted with different kinds of
palm trees ______ shield the windows from the heat and filter the
polluted air in the area.
A. Who
B. Which
C. That
D. To
E. And

ANS: C
11. Stick to simpler color schemes such as earth tones and neutrals
_____ they are soothing to the eyes.
A. For
B. Since
C. But
D. Until
E. While

ANS: A

12. I met a yoga teacher ______ offered a practiced that was
purely organic and feminine, unlike technical from yoga institution
in our school.

A. For
B. Since
C. But
D. Until
E. While

ANS: A

13. She applied for the job _______ she was not sure if her father
would allow her to work in the company.
A. Because
B. But
C. Although
D. Since
E. When

ANS: C

14. As of press time, the unit is being renovated ____ the owner
had to wait for the former tenant’s lease to expire.
A. But
B. While
C. For
D. Since
E. So

ANS: D

15. Filipino generally love to eat ,_____ we should do so because
we want to share and celebrate our culinary heritage with our
family.
A. But
B. And
C. So
D. Because
E. Then

ANS: A


16. The traditional kesong puti is fresh _____ it has a solid texture,
soft consistency and a salty, sweet creamy taste.
A. That
B. But
C. And
D. While
E. So

ANS: C

17. Christmas is the time of the year for merry-making, song and
dance, food and drink to overflow, and yet, ________ of this
ooutward show, there is a special meaning underneath all of our
merriment.
A. In spite
B. All
C. Because
D. Beside
E. More

ANS: A

18. You can beak up your into 10 minutes chunks, long as you’re
doing your activity at a moderate intensity.
A. So
B. If
C. For
D. As
E. Not

ANS: C

19. Some people get comfortable in a lifestyle that they can afford
to give up,
_______ realize just how hard it is to be an entrepreneur and never
try.
A. Some
B. Most
C. Others

D. They
E. More

ANS: A

20. Selling is absolutely critical to your success, ______ if you have
an aversion to it, you’d better get over that fast.
A. So
B. That
C. But
D. For
E. As

ANS: C

21. What is not healthy about sibling rivalry is when children learn t
express sibling rivalry through hostile acts, ______ may be
unintentionally taught by parents themselves.
A. That
B. Some
C. Which
D. Those
E. Where

ANS: C

22. The state recognize the vital role of the youth in nation building
______ according to our national hero, the youth is the hope of the
land.
A. Who
B. That
C. Because
D. So
E. But

ANS: C

23. It’s underrated as a form of exercise, _______ walking is deal
for people of all ages and fitness levels who want to be more active.

A. That
B. Because
C. For
D. And
E. So

ANS: B
24. When walking wear loose-lifting clothing ____ allows you to

move freely.
A. Which
B. Because
C. That
D. To
E. Maybe

ANS: C

25. High-impact aerobics can generate vertical impact forces similar
to running _____ the impact forces are delivered mostly to the
forefoot.
A. But
B. While
C. Yet
D. However
E. And

ANS: D

26. They left very clearly, the heavy traffic in EDSA prevented them
from arriving on time.
A. But
B. So
C. While
D. And
E. Since

ANS: A


27. They received their bonus early _______ they were able to
finish their deadline ahead of time.
A. Since
B. Although
C. For
D. But
E. Because

ANS: E

28. Mark puts his cell phone on his pocket _____ he sees his
teacher approaching him.
A. Because
B. When
C. After
D. Upon
E. For

ANS: B

29. Sam lends his friends a big amount of money _____ if he is sure
his friends will not pay it back.
A. But
B. So
C. Even
D. Although
E. That

ANS: C

30. He is not going ________ you tell him to.
A. If
B. Unless
C. When
D. Unless
E. Because

ANS: B



1. The old woman was still in a daze after she was nearly run over
by a speeding car near the market.
A. Fright
B. Alarm
C. Stupor
D. Shock

ANS: C

2. Two men emerged from a nearby grocery in great haste carrying
a bagful of grocery items.
A. Speed
B. Leisureliness
C. Calm
D. Reluctance

ANS: A

3. She runs as fast as she could to avoid being caught unit
darkness enveloped her completely
A. Engulfed
B. Hid
C. Swallowed
D. Unfold

ANS: A

4. The talk with the opposing party will resume after a
month’s recess of the delegates in the bilateral conference.
A. Travel
B. Break
C. Stint
D. Suspension

ANS: B


5. The lecture made a big gaffe when he shouted at one of the

students who could not answer his question.
A. Scandal
B. Scene
C. Joke
D. Blunder

ANS: D

6. The things she was saying were most unbecoming of a Theology
teacher of her rank.
A. Inappropriate
B. Inaccurate
C. Proper
D. Unwelcome

ANS: A

7. Every government official will be accountable for his/her action.
A. Applauded
B. Compensated
C. Responsible
D. Approached

ANS: C

8. Let us not try to downplay the atrocities committed by the
terrorist in other countries particularly in Syria and some countries
in Africa.
A. Soften
B. Ignore
C. Forget
D. Imitate

ANS: A

9. The witness testified that the suspect’s actions were overt and
where observable by the former.

A. Unknown
B. Suspicious
C. Hidden
D. Visible

ANS: D

10. If your nanny let’s you go without your packed lunch , she
would be remiss in her responsibilities as your guardian.
A. Unable
B. Negligent
C. Suitable
D. Unbelievable

ANS: B

11. Some local officials in several towns in the country
take undue advantage of ignorant people.
A. Excessive
B. Unthinkable
C. Little
D. Unbelievable

ANS: A

12. Patients in the Hospitals, even the poor ones, should be attend
with utmost care and courtesy.
A. Ardent
B. Minimum
C. Amazing
D. Commendable

ANS: C

13. She was included in the dean’s list because her grades and
performance in all her subjects were sobresaliente.
A. Impressive
B. Outstanding
C. Amazing

D. Commendable

ANS: B

14. The nurse relaxed her grip on her patient’s arm and allowed him
to incline his back gently on the couch.
A. Tightened
B. Quieted
C. Amazing
D. Commendable

ANS: D

15. The sound of chaos from the scene of the crime grew as media
reporters arrived to make a report.
A. Disorder
B. Shouting
C. Crying
D. Cursing

ANS: B

16. The search for or own personal sanctuary gets more pressing
everyday as we go through various stresses in life, increasing
violence in the country and the world terrorist attacks, ridiculous
politics and traffic in EDSA.
A. Haven
B. Resort
C. Church
D. Den.

ANS: A

17. Sunshine and fresh air go a long way in making you feel happier
and in Harmony with the world.
A. Dissonance
B. Symmetry
C. Accord
D. Symmetry


ANS: C

18. Walking is the most universally recommended
activity, convenient and a safe form of exercise for diabetics.
A. Suitable
B. Refreshing
C. Wholesome
D. Pleasant

ANS: A

19. In its effort to introduce and exhibit Filipino ingenuity, a group
of Batanguenos is representing an impressive array of products
show casing their creativity.
A. Reputation
B. Sincerity
C. Inventiveness
D. Expertise

ANS: C

20. The artist house is surrounded by trees, so it’s easy
to immerse himself in the natural surroundings to get good design
ideas.
A. Swim
B. Absorb
C. Attach
D. Stick

ANS: B


1. After living in the province for a while, you quickly realize that
a getaway to quiet the nerves and relax the senses is necessary to
cope with the chaotic pace in the city.
A. Escape
B. Outing
C. Travel
D. Practice

ANS: A

2. With most of us spending most of our lives indoors, a green
building is the healthy, responsible, common-sense choice for a
better life, while addressing our concerns on the environment.
A. Open field
B. Open air
C. Travel
D. In a house or building

ANS: C

3. An interior decorator debunks the common misconception in this
country that moving and setting in takes only a week.
A. Accepts
B. Welcomes
C. Agrees
D. Disproves

ANS: D

4. The body gets its fuel from glucose by freaking down the
carbohydrates you eat.
A. Power
B. Strength
C. Inspiration
D. Stamina

ANS:A


5. Around a man-lagoon just beyond the beach club are casitas,
which offer topnotch accommodation to beach club members and
guest, as well as round-the-clock room service.
A. Excellent
B. First-class
C. Elegant
D. Expensive

ANS: B

6. His remark elicited different reactions from the crowd.
A. Evoked
B. Accoreded
C. Deserved
D. Followed

ANS: A

7. The recipient of a study grant abroad is a new comer in the
company.
A. Organizer
B. Donor
C. Receiver
D. Giver

ANS: C

8. When some ugly rumors spread in the neighbourhood, he
immediately relinquished his position in the association.
A. Secured
B. Gave up
C. Perfected
D. Abandoned

ANS: B


9. The street sweepers and the garbage collectors belong to

the unsung heroes in our society.
A. Praised
B. Admired
C. Recognized
D. Unacknowledged

ANS: D

10. The magazines comes out fortnightly .
A. Every four weeks
B. Every four months
C. Every two weeks
D. Every two months

ANS: C

11. He rushed out of the room because he cannot take his
employer’s expletives.
A. Anger
B. Insult
C. Dirty words
D. Sarcasm

ANS: C

12. The police run after two ambulant vendors who threw their
litters on the side walk.
A. Attention-seekers
B. Occupying the side
C. Very noisy
D. Moving about from place to place

ANS: D

13. Green juice made by blending different combinations of fruits
combination of fruits and vegetables flush out toxins from the body.
A. Poison
B. Urine

C. Waste
D. Virus

ANS: A

14. His creations are characterized by elegance, artistic grace and
dainty delicacy.
A. Stylishly beautiful
B. Very attractive
C. Exquisitely fine in appearance
D. Artistically excellent

ANS: C

15. Upon seeing the police officer, has scampered away leaving all
his belongings on the sidewalk.
A. Walked
B. Ran
C. Jumped
D. Exited

ANS: B

16. There was a small dent in the hood of the victim’s car .
A. Dimple
B. Hole
C. Break
D. Smoothly

ANS: A

17. The bus abruptly stopped creating frightened shriek from the
passengers.
A. Slowly
B. Suddenly
C. Briefly
D. Smoothly

ANS: B


18. All the female guest in the party gravitate towards the very
handsome son of the host family.
A. Be drawn
B. Be tempered
C. Move away
D. Repel

ANS: A

19. Because of the cooperation of all barangay officials, the fire was
quickly extinguished.
A. Spread
B. Prevented
C. Established
D. Put out

ANS: D
20 She enrolled on speech clinic, ameliorating her diction and

pronunciation.
A. Strengthening
B. Beautifying
C. Improving
D. Changing

ANS: C



Directions: Select from the suggested answers one which most
nearly means the OPPOSITE of the the word given in capital letters.
If not one of them means the OPPOSITE, letter e is the answer.
1. CONVERSANT
a. ignorant
b. indignant
c. talkative
d. adept
Ans: a
2. LAVISH
a. spontaneous
b. profuse
c. sparing
d. languishing
Ans: c
3. HAMPER
a. allay
b. fetter
c. arrest
d. harbor
Ans: a
4. DELIBERATE
a. conscious
b. impulsive
c. discreet
d. intentional
Ans: c
5. IMPASSIVE

a. reserved
b. insensitive
c. resposive
d. gallant
Ans: c
6. MOROSE
a. biosterous
b. fretful
c. gloomy
d. cross
Ans: a
7. DEFUNCT
a. attentive
b. inanimate
c. deadly
d. alive
Ans: d
8. AUGMENT
a. bolster
b. swell
c. abate
d. activate
Ans: c
9. ASSERTIVE
a. aggressive
b. acquienscent
c. certain
d. efficient
Ans: b

10. DESTINATE
a. pertulant
b. pliant
c. oppressive
d. stubborn
Ans: a
11. FUTIVE
a. forthright
b. stealth
c. wary
d. fervid
Ans: a
12. FORBEARANCE
a. resignation
b. foolhardiness
c. patience
d. fidelity
Ans: b
13. REPREHENSIBLE
a. blameless
b. apprehensive
c. boundless
d. incapable
Ans: a
14. PROFOUND
a. shallow
b. sentimental
c. magnificient
d. proving

Ans: a
15. PROPITOUS
a. auspicious
b. beneficial
c. adverse
d. prosperous
Ans: c
16. EQUITABLE
a. just
b. equal
c. unjust
d. different
Ans: c
17. IMMINENT
a. far
b. near
c. eminent
d. emerged
Ans: a
18. RETRENCHMENT
a. economical
b. extravagant
c. impoverished
d. financial
Ans: b
19. INTRINSIC
a. extensive
b. extrinsic
c. valuable

d. useless
Ans: b
20. LATTER
a. late
b. later
c. former
d. last
Ans: c
21. EINITE
a. unlimited
b. bounded
c. divided
d. space
Ans: a
22. ZENITH
a. biggest
b. lowest
c. greatest
d. shortest
Ans: b
23. RELEVANT
a. impertinent
b. pertinent
c. related
d. antipathy
Ans: a
24. FIASCO
a. loss
b. gain

c. success
d. failure
Ans: c
25. APEX
a. bottom
b. peak
c. middle
d. summit
Ans: a
26. HYPOCRITE
a. sincere
b. honest
c. liar
d. bad
Ans: a
27. GENUINE
a. original
b. beautiful
c. counterfeit
d. imitation
Ans: c
28. ACQUIT
a. condemn
b. praise
c. accuse
d. convict
Ans: a
29. SIMPLICITY
a. change

b. unjust
c. eliminate
d. complicate
Ans: d
30. INCREDIBLE
a. truthful
b. complicate
c. believable
d. ubelievable
Ans: c
31. RELENTED
a. resisted
b. hardened
c. surrendered
d. repented
Ans: a
32. DEFIANCE
a. obedience
b. objection
c. challenge
d. dishonor
Ans: a
33. SEDATE
a. admirable
b. sad
c. unstable
d. serene
Ans: c
34. TEMPORAL

a. moderate
b. spiritual
c. secular
d. timely
Ans: b
35. MANIFESTED
a. displayed
b. caused
c. increased
d. concealed
Ans: d


Directions: Choose the word that means most nearly the same as
the word in capital letters.
1. PLIABLE
a. breakable
b. flexible
c. strong
d. weak
Ans: b
2. FETE
a. party
b. festival
c. feud
d. sudden outburst
Ans: b
3. QUAY
a. lake
b. bay
c. brook
d. wharf
Ans: d
4. INFALLIBLE
a. truthful
b. weak
c. unerring
d. strong
Ans: c
5. IMMINENT
a. unavoidable

b immediate
c. important
d. impending
Ans: a

6. INGENIOUS
a. clever
b. be smart
c. a genius
d. friendly
Ans: a
7. ALLIENATED
a. outlawed
b. estranged
c. made an alien
d. make a citizen
Ans: b
8. LUCID
a. likely
b. clear
c. vague
d. different
Ans: b
9. RELINQUISHED
a. retained
b. pressed
c. liquidated
d. surrendered
Ans: d
10. EVALUATE

a. appraise
b. estimate
c. analyze
d. study
Ans: a
11. TOLERANCE
a. resent
b. allow
c. avoid
d. reserve
Ans: b
12. ADRIOT
a. efficient
b. skillful
c. intelligent
d. aggresive
Ans: b
13. PERTINENT
a. related
b. expected
c.acceptable
d. satisfactory
Ans: c
14. COHERENT
a. consistent
b. adherent
c. homogenous
d. heterogenous
Ans: a

15. EXPOUND
a. explain
b. object
c. extend
d. satisfactory
Ans: a
16. TYPICAL
a. regular
b. ordinary
c. representative
d. natural
Ans:d
17. DECEIT
a. fraud
b. misunderstanding
c. false promises
d. wrong
Ans: a
18. CALUMNY
a. ackhowledgement
b. accident
c. false accusation
d. praise
Ans: c
19. SCHISM
a. join
b. split
c. classify
d. group

Ans: b
20. UNANIMOUS
a. majority
b. with consent of all
c. incomplete
d. secret
Ans: a
21. NOVELTY
a. story
b. difficulty
c. strangeness
d. regency
Ans: c
22. DOCILE
a. rebellious
b. submissive
c. sickly
d. sleepy
Ans: b
23. ALOOF
a. alone
b. atop
c. apart
d. erect
Ans: a
24. RANDOM
a. at large
b. deliberate
c. haphazard

d. profound
Ans: a
25. SUBSEQUENT
a. final
b. earlier
c. following
d. resultant
Ans: c



Directions: Select from the suggested answers one which most
nearly means the OPPOSITE of the the word given in capital letters.
If not one of them means the OPPOSITE, letter e is the answer.
1. SAVOR
a. to grow strong
b. to have the quality of
c. to save
d. to belong
Ans: b
2. AMELIORATE
a. disprove
b. improve
c. destroy
d. simplify
Ans: b
3. MERCENARY
a. beggar
b. cutthroat
c. loyal soldier
d. soldier for the foreign service
Ans: b
4. DECRY
a. examine
b. proclaim
c. belittle
d. detect
Ans: c
5. SHREWD

a. strong
b. brave
c. smart
d. astute
Ans: c
6. AMBIGUOUS
a. indefinite
b. untrue
c. strange
d. universal
Ans: b
7. FRUGAL
a. wasteful
b. thrifty
c. successful
d. careful
Ans: d
8. PROPENSITY
a. fear
b. skill
c. longing
d. inclination
Ans: d
9. ARBITRARY
a. important
b. compromising
c. satisfactory
d. reasonable
Ans:d

10. ADMONISHED
a. punished
b. surprised
c. warned
d. ruined
Ans: d
11. CONTROVERSY
a. dispute
b. opposistion
c. issue
d. contract
Ans: b
12. SANCTUARY
a. hospital
b. convent
c. privacy
d. asylum
Ans: d
13. ANIMOSITY
a. enmity
b. curiosity
c. capacity
d. temerity
Ans: a
14. APPROBATION
a. approval
b. cooperation
c. proof
d. presence

Ans: a
15. EXPEDIENT
a. expected
b. necesarry
c. advantageous
d. profitable
Ans: c
16. CONVENTIONAL
a. natural
b. customary
c. regular
d.habitual
Ans: a
17. RELEGATE
a. remove
b. return
c. relax
d. restore
Ans: d
18. DEARTH
a. scarcity
b. expensiveness
c. dirtiness
d. plentifullness
Ans: a
19. POISE
a. culture
b. charm
c. ease

d. grace
Ans: d
20. MAGNANIMITY
a. inflated ego
b. bravery
c. magnetic personality
d. greatness of soul
Ans: d
21. FLAUNTED
a. disguised
b. played
c. flouted
d. showed off
Ans: d
22. MEDIATOR
a. presiding officer
b. falling star
c. thinker
d. go between
Ans: d
23. THWARTED
a. opposed
b.. changed
c. blocked
d. encouraged
Ans: a
24. INTEGRITY
a. uprightness
b. intelligence

c. strength
d. morality
Ans: d
25. ALLAY
a. join
b. increase
c. quiet
d. scorn
Ans: b


Direction: Choose the letter of the correct answer.
1. Which of these Arab nations is not a member of the UN coalition

forces
a. Jordan
b. Syria
c. Egypt
d. Saudi Arabia
Ans: a
2. CNN is
a. Continental News Network
b. Cable News Network
c. Cable of Network News
Ans: b
3. Mother of Battles
a. World War I and II
b. the 100 years war
c. UN - Iraq war
Ans: c
4. The Gulf War started with the bombing of Iraq on

a. Jan. 16, 1991
b. Jan 17, 1991
c. Jan 18, 1991
Ans: a
5. The country not initially participating in the Gulf War

a. Egypt
b. Syria
c. Israel

Ans: c

6. RAM means
a. Reform the Army Misfits
b. Reformed the Armed Forces Movement
c. Reform the Armed Forces Misfits
Ans: b
7. The Secretary of Trade & Industry

a. Jose Conception
b. Peter Garrucho
c. Franklin Drilon
Ans: b
8. YOU means
a. Young Officers Union
b. Youth Officers Union
c. Young Officers of the University
Ans: a
9. Under the PNP Law the head of the NAPOLCOM is

a. Commissioner elected by the other members
b. the Chief of Constabulary
c. the Secretary of the Department
Ans: c
10. The attack on Iraq is code named

a. Operation Desert Storm
b. Operation Desert Shield
c. Operation Desert Thunder
Ans: a
11. The Muslim woman Senator in the Philippines

a. Princess Dayang Dayang

b. Tarhata Kiram
c. Santanina Rasul
Ans:
12. The only reigning woman now is

a. Margaret Thatcher
b. Benazir Bhutto
c. Corazon C. Aquino
Ans: c
13. The site where a miracle is said to be happening recently is

a. Lourdes
b. Fatima
c. Medjugorje
Ans: c
14. The champion in the recently concluded PBA is

a. Shell
b. Alaska
c. Purefoods
Ans: c
15. The last Olympic games was held in

a. Beijing
b. Hongkong
c. Shanghai
d. Canton
Ans: a
16. The African leader who was released from prison

a. Nelson Mandela
b. Adi Amin
c. Martin Luther King

Ans: a
17. The Iraqui leader who was heads the Iraquis is

a. Taker azziz
b. Saddam Hussein
c. Anwar Sadat
Ans: b
18. The prime Minister of Israel at the start of the Gulf War is
a. Menchim Begin
b. Sharon Perez
c. Shamir Yitshak
Ans: c
19. Canada in the ongoing war is

a. neutral
b. a member of the UN multinational Forces
c. a member of the Arab bloc
Ans: c
20. One of these convicted soldiers in the Aquino Galman case died
recently
a. Gen. Custodio
b. Gen. Aljandro Galido
c. Gen. Oscar Florendo
Ans: a


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19. The __________ has officially declared December 3,

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D. The rise of The Beatles

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8. A metropolitan rail system serving the Metro Manila area and

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A. Las Las Filipinas

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C. Congress may not increase the appropriations recommended by

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C. the presence of 2/3 of all members of each shall be necessary

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B. 6 senators and 6 representative

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14. That district judges shall have permanent stations or residence

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C. all criminal cases

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B. all criminal cases involving a penalty of more than 6 months

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A. all institution of higher learning in the Philippines

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