BOARD EXAM

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CRIMINOLOGIST

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CRIMINAL SOSIOLOGY,
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ETHICS AND HUMAN

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■ 1. A member of the PNP while on duty, whether
in uniform or not should avoid unpleasant

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habits which affect not only himself as an

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individual member, but also the whole

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organization where he belongs.

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■ a. Sleeping on duty

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b. Intoxication and use of prohibited drugs
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c. Partisan police activities
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d. All of the foregoing

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2. The general rule is that a member of the PNP

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cannot draw his firearms, except for­

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■ a. Necessary apprehension of criminals

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■ b. Necessary target practice
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c. Necessary inspection or lawful use
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■ d. All of the foregoing

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■ 3. It is the process by which we use or
manipulate representation or symbols.

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a. Thinking

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c. Perceiving

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■ d. Memory O
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■ 4. It is everyone’s duty and obligation
regardless of his intelligence, degree of

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education, social standing, religion, sect, or

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color etc.

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a. Code of ethics

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b. Public office is a public thrust

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c. Faithful allegiance to the government and

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constitution
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d. Loyalty and love of country

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■ 5. Deficiencies in the CJS can be manifested by
the following circumstances, except­

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a. Poor linkage or relationship among the 5

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pillars

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b. Poor image or credibility of and controversies

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in law enforcement

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■ c. Widespread indifference and apathy of the
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community O
d. Proper disposition of cases by the
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prosecution and court
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■ 6. This involves functions of the police to
ensure compliance by regulatory means

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with public safety and security.

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a. Implement law

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b. Enforce traffic and crowd laws

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■ c. Arrest and investigate criminals
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■ d. Regulate non­criminal conduct

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7. Which of the following does not belong to

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the group?

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■ a. Assassination

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■ b. Bombing
c. Sabotage O
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■ d. Prostitution
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■ 8. It is known as an Act Prohibiting the
Employment of Children Below 15 years

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of age in public and private undertakings.

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a. Republic Act 7610

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b. Republic Act 7658

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c. Republic Act 8551
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■ d. Presidential Decree 603

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■ 9. Assume that you are a police officer and you
found out that you have unjustly reprimanded

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police officer Juan de la Cruz. The best

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procedure to follow is­

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a. Justify the reprimand

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b. Talk to him and admit your mistakes

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c. Make no apology but tolerate his behavior

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d. Ignore the matter
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10. This is a term applied for a specialist in the

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study of disorders, sometimes interchangeably

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used with psychiatrist.

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■ a. Anthropologist
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■ b. Alienist
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c. Autophobia
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d. Biometry
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■ 11. Inconsistent and wise use of discretion,
base on professional policing competence, will

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do much to preserve good relationship and

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retain the confidence of the public. This

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statement is __________.

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■ a. Absolutely correct

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b. Absolutely wrong
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c. Maybe correct
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d. Neither correct or wrong

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12. What disciplinary measure, do you think,

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will most likely produce discontentment and

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grievance?

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a. Unusual strictness

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b. Inconsistent administration
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■ c. Severity of punishment
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■ d. Impersonal attitude
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13. This theory believes that punishment should

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fit the criminal and not the crime committed.

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■ a. Positivist theory

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■ b. Neo­classical theory
c. Classical theoryO
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■ d. Differential Association Theory

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■ 14. A police officer in uniform is prohibited from
carrying any package or bundle unless it is
needed in the performance of his duty. The

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likelihood, the said officer will be misinterpreted

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to ______.

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■ a. Have accepted favors

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■ b. Be a comprador for his wife

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■ c. A trim appearance while in uniform is
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important
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d. All of the forgoing

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■ 15.Before the development of scientist
theorist, this theory involved believing

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that criminal behavior is caused by the

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possession of evil spirits.

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■ a. Demonological

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■ b. Classical
c. Italian O
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■ d. Neo­classical
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■ 16. A statue enacted by Congress, penal in
character, which is not amendment to the

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Revise Penal Code such as Republic Acts,

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Presidential Decrees and Memorandum Circulars.

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a. Special Law

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b. Constitution

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■ c. Revised Penal Code
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■ d. Common Law
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■ 17. It is a kind of early form of
punishment where prisoners are shipped

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or moved from one place to another for

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the purpose of cheap labor.

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■ a. Slavery

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■ b. Banishment
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c. Transportation
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■ d. Penal colony
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■ 18. Justice according to the Supreme Court is
symbolically represented by a blindfolded
woman holding a sword and with a balance,

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meaning it is?

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a. Administered with respect to persons

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b. Administered without respect to persons,

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equality to poor and the rich

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■ c. Administered without respect to persons.
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Equality to poor people
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■ d. Administered with respect to persons,
Equality and Treatment
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19. Which agency is responsible for the custody

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and rehabilitation of youthful offenders?

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■ a. Boards of Pardons and Parole
b. Bureau of Jail Management and Penology

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c. Department of Social Welfare and
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Development
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■ d. Bureau of Corrections
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■ 20. Are those who commit crime due to
abnormalities or psychological disorders.

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They should be exempted from criminal

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liability.

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■ a. Born criminals

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■ b. Insane criminals
c. Criminaloids O
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■ d. Criminal by passion
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21. It is defined as the wise use of one’s

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judgment, common sense and personal

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experience in deciding.

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a. Discretion

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b. Decision making
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■ c. Problem solving
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■ d. None of the above

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■ 22. A police officer on witness stand is not
called upon to express his view about the case,
nor to tell what he heard others say about it,

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nor to make a speech. Of the following, the

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most accurate statement of this situation is that

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■ a. Be courteous

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■ b. To tell the truth and nothing but the truth
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c. Do not volunteer
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■ d. None of the above

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23. The basic weapon of a police officer is?

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a. Gun

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b. Uniform

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c. Whistle
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d. Knowledge of the law
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■ 24. It is defined as the sum total of dealings
between the police and the people it serves and

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whose goodwill and cooperation it craves for

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the greatest possible efficiency in the service.

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a. Public Relations

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b. Human Relations

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c. Police Community Relations

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d. Police information and education
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■ 25. Which of the following is the most
important function of good public relation

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officers of a police station?

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a. Training of police members

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■ b. Generating community awareness and

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support
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c. Recruiting qualified applicant
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■ d. Planning and special projects

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■ 26. The term “police” can be defined in two
ways. This definition refers to the creation of
the police under the Constitution forming a part

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of the executive department in charge in the

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apprehension of offenders and to execute the

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law.

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■ a. As to agency

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■ b. As to behaviorO
c. As to individual
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■ d. As to organization
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27. The form of child abuse that can range from

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habitual humiliation of the child to withholding

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life­sustaining nurturing refers to –

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a. Mental abuse

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b. Emotional abuse
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■ c. Physical abuse
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■ d. Economic abuse
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Ans. B
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■ 28. He advocated a system of classifying
criminals according to bodily measurements.
Because human skeleton is unchangeable after

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the twentieth year and because no two

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individuals are alike in all dimensions; this

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method of identification received prominence in

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1880’s.

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■ a. Alphonse Bertillon
b. Charles Darwin
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c. Cesar Lombroso
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d. Charles Goring
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29. Dominated by Pleasure principle, through

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which the individual is pressed for immediate

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gratification of his or her desires.

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a. Id

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b. Ego
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■ c. Superego
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■ d. None of the above

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■ 30. The theory which states that police officers
who know the wrongdoing of another police
officer will not take action against them or

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provide information against them to

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investigators.

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■ a. Code of ethical standards

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■ b. Code of Secrecy
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c. Blue wall of silence
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■ d. None of the above
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31. He founded the Positive School of

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Criminology in the Nineteenth Century.

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■ a. Cessare Beccaria

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■ b. Cesare Lombroso
c. Charles Goring O
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■ d. Calvin Goddard
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■ 32. Under this ethical standard, the PNP
member shall take legitimate means to

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achieve goals despite of internal and

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external difficulties.

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a. Perseverance

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■ b. Humility
c. Orderliness O
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■ d. Integrity
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■ 33. It means more than reporting to work
on time. It involves as well as every detail

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of the policeman’s daily activity.

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■ a. Protection of the underdog

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■ b. Maltreatment of offenders

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■ c. Punctuality to calls, requirements of
duty, etc. O
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■ d. Due process of law

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34. It is a morbid fear of one’s self or of being

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alone.

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■ a. Monophobia

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■ b. Megalomania
c. Autophobia O
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■ d. Kleptomania
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■ 35. A police officer is forbidden to engage
in idle conversation while on duty.

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Specifically this prohibition refers to­

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a. Gossip and idle talk

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■ b. Communication outside organization

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c. Vexing of humiliating other
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d. All of the foregoing
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■ 36. It is a strategic position to prevent crime
and delinquency. It receives him when he is

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young, observes, supervises, and teaches him

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for many hours each week during some of his

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most impressionable years.

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■ a. Home

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b. Religion
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c. School
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d. Police agency
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37. One of the following is not a cause of

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juvenile delinquency:

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■ a. Neglected homes

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■ b. Police inefficiency
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c. Lack of proper guidance
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■ d. Delinquent parents
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■ 38. Police officer shall treat official business as
such, and shall no impart the same to anyone
except those for whom it is intended, or as by

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his superior officer, or as required by law. This

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Phrase describes­

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■ a. Confession

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■ b. Confidential information
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c. criminal investigation
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■ d. Secrecy discipline
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39. Which of the following should not released

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to the press by the police officer?

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■ a. Length of investigation

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■ b. Juveniles age
c. Juveniles name O
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■ d. Type of crime committed

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40. What is meant by victimless crime?

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a. There is no victim

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b. There is no complaining Victim

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c. The victim is dead
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■ d. The victim knows the suspect

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41. A person who commits crime due to less

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physical stamina or self control.

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■ a. Criminaloids

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■ b. Criminal by passion
c. Insane criminalO
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■ d. Born criminal
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■ 42. The center stage of Police Officers
actions wherein his spectators are the
citizens he has sworn to serve with

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utmost dedication is the –

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a. Court

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b. Community

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■ c. Police station
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■ d. None of the foregoing

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■ 43. It is considered as the weakest pillar
in the Philippine Criminal Justice System

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because they fail to reform offenders and

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prevent them from returning to criminal

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life.

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■ a. Police

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■ b. Prosecution
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c. Correctional institutions
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■ d. Community
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■ 44. Who constitutes the Holy Three in
Criminology?

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1. Cesare Lomborso 2. Emile Durkheim

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■ 3. Enrico Ferri 4. Rafael Garofalo

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a. 2, 3, and 4

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b. 1, 2, and 3

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■ c. 2, 3, and 4 O
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■ d. 1, 3 and 4
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45. All PNP members must have the moral

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courage to sacrifice self interest in keeping with

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the time honored principle of _____________.

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■ a. Delikadeza

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■ b. Pakikisama
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■ c. Balikatan
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d. None of the above

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46. Growth, learning, maturation, are part

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of natural development of –

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■ a. A child

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b. An adolescent

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c. Senile
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■ d. Old age
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■ 47. May be defined as a study and
investigation of crime and criminals and is

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concerned with the application of

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knowledge regarding crime to social

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programs of crime prevention and control.

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a. Etiology of crime

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b. Criminalist

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■ c. Criminology O
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■ d. Criminal process
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■ 48. Republic Act No. 8551 provides for the
reorganization of the Philippine National Police.

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Which of the following is NOT a guiding policy

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in the preparation of reorganization plan?

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■ a. Enhancement of community and service

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orientation to the police

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■ b. Maintenance of a civilian and national police

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force
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■ c. Attainment of efficiency and effectiveness
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d. Adaptation of military command structures

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49. They are atavists according to Lombroso

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because they have inherited their criminal

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tendencies.

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■ a. Born criminals

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■ b. Criminal by Passion
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■ c. Insane criminals
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d. Criminaloids
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50. Typology of crime simply means –

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a. Categorization or type of crime

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■ b. Crime situation

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■ c. Extent of crime
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■ d. Crime trend
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■ 51. The key to professionalism is the
implementation of a _______________
program which includes the equitable

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distribution of recruitment, fair promotion,

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rationalized approach in assignment, skills

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development, grant of reward and award, and

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decent living upon retirement.

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a. Compensation

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b. Press relation officer
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■ c. Human resource development
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d. Organizational development
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■ 52. The Neo­classical theory believes that
children and lunatics should not be

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regarded as criminal and punished

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because –

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a. They are special people

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■ b. They cannot calculate pleasure and

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pain
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c. They cannot complain
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■ d. They are under age

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■ 53. Ms Judith was under underweight when she
was issued a temporary appointment. What will

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happen to her if she does not gain the required

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weight after six (6) months from her

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appointment?

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■ a. She will be charge for violation of recruitment

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policy

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■ b. She will be put under probation
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■ c. She will be dismissed from one service
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d. She will be reassigned

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54. The goal of any juvenile justice

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system is to –

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■ a. Punish children

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b. Remove children from streets

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c. Save children from becoming criminals
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■ d. Ensure that children are in school
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55. A police officer must wear his uniform

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securely buttoned at all times because –

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■ a. A complete uniform attracts “chicks”

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■ b. A neat appearance commands respect

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c. Loose clothing is likely to catch obstruction
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d. None of the above
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■ 56. This political violence is used to
promote political goals and employs

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kidnapping, assassination and bombing to

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draw repressive response from

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government trying to defense themselves.

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a. Insurgency

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b. Sabotage

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■ c. Espionage O
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■ d. Terrorism
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57. Strict code of conduct that governs

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the behavior of mafia members

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■ a. Code and cipher

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b. Omerta

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c. Code of ethics
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■ d. None of the above
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58. There are _____ justices that composed the

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Supreme Court including the chief justice.

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■ a. 15

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■ b. 12

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c. 20
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d. 24
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59. Who has the peace­keeping responsibility

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and to act as auxiliaries of the law?

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■ a. Congressman

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■ b. Mayor

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c. Barangay Captain
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d. Councilors
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60. According to Adolphe Quetelet, crimes

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against property increases during __________.

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■ a. Summer

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■ b. Winter

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c. Night time
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d. All of the above
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61. It is term as the relationship between

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the victim and the offender.

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■ a. Penal couple

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b. Brotherhood

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c. Married couple
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■ d. None of the above
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62. Also known as the “Family Courts Act”.

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a. Republic Act No. 9165

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b. Republic Act No. 6713

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c. Republic Act No. 7160
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■ d. Republic Act No. 8369

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63. The prosecutor in court hearing

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represents the;

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■ a. Plaintiff

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b. Defendant

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c. Police investigator
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■ d. The State and the people
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■ 64. This process see to it that no person
will be deprived of life, liberty, or property

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without notice of charges, legal counsel,

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a hearing, and an opportunity to confront

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accusers.

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a. Plea bargaining

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b. Booking

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■ c. Bail O
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■ d. Due process
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■ 65. Republic Act No. 6975 did not amend its
provision on the ____________ power of city

M
executives in spite of lobbying to have them in

O
congress, the power still remains with the

.C
M
National Police Commission.

U
R
■ a. Hire and fire

FO
■ b. Appointing

KS
c. Promoting
O
■
O
d. Dismissing
FB
■
PD

Ans. A
T
SI
VI
■ 66. Compulsory retirement from police
service entitles one to be promoted one

M
rank higher from the rank he last held,

O
.C
for purpose of?

M
U
■ a. Monthly retirement

R
FO
■ b. Retirement pay

KS
c. Salary adjustment
O
■
O
d. Longevity pay
FB
■
PD
T

Ans. B
SI
VI
■ 67. When a person was subjected to
some shocking experiences leaving him

M
with painful memories, repressed and can

O
no longer be recalled, he is suffering from

.C
M
this disorder,

U
R
a. Delusion

FO
■
b. Amnesia

KS
■

O
■ c. Phobia O
FB
■ d. Dementia praecox
PD
T

Ans. B
SI
VI
 M
O
68. The rank of Police Senior Superintendent is

.C
■
required to become a,

M
U
R
FO
■ a. Police Director

KS
■ b. Police Superintendent
O
c. PNP Regional Director
■ O
FB

■ d. Police Chief Superintendent

PD
T

Ans. D
SI
VI
■ 69. All statements are correct except one.

M
O
■ a. Attitudes are inherited, not learned

.C
b. Defective character is related to

M
■

U
deviant behavior

R
FO
■ c. Mass media has an influence on

KS
delinquent behavior
O
■
O
d. Loyalty to gang compels the members
FB

to conform
PD
T
SI

Ans. A
VI
■ 70. If Metro Manila accounts for 26% of
the national total crime volume of 84,

M
875, How many crimes were reported to

O
.C
the police?

M
U
R
FO
■ a. 22, 868

KS
■ b. 22, 068
c. 20, 250 O
■
O
FB

■ d. 32, 644
PD
T
SI

Ans. B
VI
 M
O
71. Sexual deviation is attained in this deviant

.C
■

M
behavior by watching nude man or woman.

U
R
■ a. Exhibitionism

FO
■ b. Transvertism

KS
c. Voyeurism
O
■
O
d. Fetishism
FB
■
PD

Ans. C
T
SI
VI
■ 72. This is an ethical standard that
requires all PNP members to follow logical

M
procedures in accomplishing their duties

O
.C
in order to minimize waste of time,

M
money and efforts.

U
R
a. Morality

FO
■
b. Justice

KS
■
c. Humility O
■ O
FB

■ d. Orderliness
PD
T
SI

Ans. D
VI
■ 73. The mental attitude of every policemen is of
vital importance in police works because,

M
O
a. police works calls for executive abilities

.C
■

M
■ b. police job requires the ability to make vital

U
calculation

R
FO
■ c. a police officer must keep calm in order to

KS
think clearly in an emergency and critical
O
situations O
d. a policeman usually has to act before he has
FB
■
the chance to think
PD
T
SI

Ans. C
VI
 M
O
74. Who said that crime is normal and part of

.C
■
nature society?

M
U
R
FO
■ a. Jeremy Bentham

KS
■ b. Charles Goring
c. Cesare BeccariaO
■ O
FB

■ d. Cesare Lombroso
PD
T

Ans. B
SI
VI
■ 75. There is ___________ if the killing
was considered beforehand and that it

M
was motivated by more than simple

O
.C
desire to engage in an act of violence.

M
U
R
FO
■ a. Implied malice

KS
■ b. Deliberation
c. PremeditationO
■
O
FB

■ d. Express malice
PD
T
SI

Ans. C
VI
■ 76. An offender who committed an act of
violence, more than nine years of age but

M
less than 18 at the time of the

O
.C
commission of the crime, is classified as,

M
U
R
FO
■ a. Juvenile Offender

KS
■ b. Adult Offender
O
c. Habitual Offender
■
O
FB

■ d. Professional criminal
PD
T
SI

Ans. A
VI
■ 77. Under the PNP Reform Bill known as
the RA 8551, thee police ranks are
maintained. What is the equivalent

M
O
military rank of a Police Chief

.C
Superintendent?

M
U
R
■ a. Colonel

FO
b. Lt. Colonel

KS
■
c. Major General
O
■ O
d. Brigadier General
FB
■
PD
T

Ans. D
SI
VI
 M
O
78. The body of an _________ person is short,

.C
■

M
fat, and small­boned. He is easy­going and a

U
very comfortable person.

R
FO
■ a. Mesomorph

KS
■ b. Endomorph
O
O
■ c. Ectomorph
FB

d. Chronomorph
PD

■
T
SI

Ans. B
VI
■ 79. A behavior pattern where an
individual return to a state of form

M
O
adjustment and attempt to experience

.C
them again in memory.

M
U
a. Anger

R
■

FO
■ b. Phobia

KS
c. Regression
O
■
O
d. Frustration
FB
■
PD

Ans. C
T
SI
VI
■ 80. Police officers trained on how to deal
with people in a warm and friendly

M
manner are more skilled in handling

O
.C
____________works.

M
U
a. Media relation

R
■

FO
■ b. International relation

KS
c. Press relation
O
■ O
FB
■ d. Public relation
PD
T

Ans. D
SI
VI
 M
O
81. The promulgation of the Code of Kalantiaw

.C
■
was in what year?

M
U
R
FO
■ a. 1433

KS
■ b. 1444
c. 1434 O
■ O
FB

■ d. 1435
PD
T

Ans. A
SI
VI
■ 82. With a population of 195,000 and a
volume crime of 2,540, in Municipality A,

M
What is its crime rate?

O
.C
M
U
a. 1465.2

R
■

FO
b. 1203.5

KS
■

O
■ c. 1230.6 O
FB

■ d. 1302.6
PD
T
SI

Ans. D
VI
■ 83. How do you classify a family or home
condition where death, or separation, or

M
desertion occurred?

O
.C
M
U
a. Broken home

R
■

FO
b. Family disintegration

KS
■

O
■ c. Family migration
O
FB

■ d. None of the above

PD
T
SI

Ans. A
VI
■ 84. They are considered as juvenile offenders when
they committed a crime at their given ages;
1. Jimmy who is 9 years old

M
■

O
■ 2. Rosa, 22 years old

.C
3. Peter, 19 years old

M
■

U
■ 4. Rodrigo, 15 years old

R
FO
a. 1 and 2

KS
■
■ b. 2 and 3
c. 1 and 4 O
■
O
FB
■ d. 1 and 3
PD

Ans. C
T
SI
VI
■ 85. Where war or internal conflict is
present, children found in those areas are

M
referred to as,

O
.C
M
U
a. Children of war

R
■

FO
b. Affected children

KS
■

O
■ c. Victims of situation
O
FB

■ d. Zones of peace
PD
T
SI

Ans. D
VI
■ 86. The security preservation of the state is assumed by
the PNP in the national level, and the AFP in the
external level. However, the AFP can take over primary

M
responsibilities over internal or national security when

O
.C
the situation calls for them, as

M
■ Given below, EXCEPT,

U
R
FO
■ a. There is a need for the employment of bigger tactical

KS
forces and use of higher caliber armaments

O
■ b. Insurgents have penetrated much of the community
O
c. Index crimes are mostly committed
FB
■
■ d. These are serious threats to national security and
PD

great disturbance of peace and order

T
SI

Ans. C
VI
■ 87. The most important supervisory
principle in any office in order to improve

M
the morale of the staff is;

O
.C
a. To be fair and just

M
■

U
b. To be strict on attendance

R
■

FO
■ c. To be kind and respectful

KS
d. To be more forgiving
O
■ O
FB
PD

Ans. A
T
SI
VI
■ 88. It is a contemporary approach that
relates behavior to events taking place

M
inside the body, specifically the brain and

O
.C
the nervous system.

M
U
a. Psychoanalytic approach

R
■

FO
■ b. Neurobiological approach

KS
c. Cognitive approach
O
■ O
FB
■ d. Phenomenological approach
PD
T

Ans. B
SI
VI
 M
O
89. Eviction or demolition of squatters calls for

.C
■
the policemen to,

M
U
R
FO
■ a. Exercise maximum tolerance while giving
security assistance

KS
b. Exercise limited force
O
■
O
■ c. Exercise maximum force in dealing with
FB

squatters
PD

■ d. Participate in actual demolition

T
SI

Ans. A
VI
 M
O
90. What will happen to the sentence rendered

.C
■

M
by the court to a boy of 10 who raped a girl of

U
his age?

R
FO
■ a. Mitigated

KS
■ b. Suspended
O
O
■ c. Serve
FB

d. Commuted
PD

■
T
SI

Ans. B
VI
 M
O
91. A child deserted by his parents or guardians

.C
■
for six continuous months is classified as,

M
U
R
FO
■ a. Neglected

KS
■ b. Dependent
c. Abandoned O
■ O
FB

■ d. Abused
PD
T

Ans. C
SI
VI
■ 92. Criminal physical anthropology refers
to the study of the relationship of crime

M
to the ______.

O
.C
a. Environment

M
■

U
b. Physical constitution of man

R
■

FO
■ c. Given population

KS
d. Spatial distribution of crime in a given
O
■ O
area
FB
PD
T

Ans. B
SI
VI
 M
O
93. Police immorality is exampled by,

.C
■

M
U
R
a. Living with a woman not his wife

FO
■
b. Smoking while patrolling

KS
■
■
O
c. Being constantly absent from work
O
FB

■ d. Reporting to work not in uniform

PD
T

Ans. A
SI
VI
■ 94. Which statement can be considered FALSE?

M
a. People in early centuries believes that man’s

O
■

.C
behavior is caused by good or evil spirits

M
b. All human behaviors are motivated, that

U
■

R
drives gives direction and sustain action

FO
c. Extended family is a common and accepted

KS
■
fact in any Filipino community
O
■
O
d. Religion is never necessary in the
FB

improvement of behavior
PD
T

Ans. D
SI
VI
■ 95. When may age, height, weight, and
educational requirements among police
applicants be waived?

M
O
a. Only when the PNP has declared an annual

.C
■
quota

M
U
b. Only when the applicant has a

R
■

FO
recommendation from the mayor

KS
■ c. Only when the number of qualified applicants
O
falls below the minimum annual quota
O
d. Only when all applicants have submitted their
FB
■
applications
PD
T
SI

Ans. C
VI
 M
O
96. In a given jurisdiction, who exercises

.C
■

M
control and supervision of anti gambling

U
operations?

R
FO
■ a. Police Provincial Director

KS
■ b. Local Chief executives
O
O
■ c. Police Regional Directors
FB

d. Chief of Police
PD

■
T
SI

Ans. B
VI
■ 97. A process in court pillar of our criminal
justice system where the accused is brought

M
before the court and appraised of the formal

O
charges and informed of his constitutional rights.

.C
M
What is this process?

U
R
FO
■ a. Plea bargaining

KS
b. Custodial investigation
O
■
O
c. Arraignment
FB
■

d. Preliminary investigation
PD

■
T
SI

Ans. C
VI
■ 98. Policemen reports on a three (3)
working shifts. However, they sometimes

M
extend working hours due to,

O
.C
M
U
a. Overtime pay

R
■

FO
■ b. Individual discretion

KS
c. need for more policemen
O
■ O
FB
■ d. Inadequate manpower
PD
T
SI

Ans. D
VI
 M
O
99. He was referred to as the “Father of Modern

.C
■
Criminology”.

M
U
R
FO
■ a. Cesare Lombroso

KS
■ b. Jeremy Bentham
c. Sigmund Freud O
■ O
FB

■ d. Cesare Beccaria
PD
T

Ans. A
SI
VI
 M
O
100. The study of crime’s relation to

.C
■
environment is referred to –

M
U
R
FO
■ a. Criminal Demography

KS
■ b. Criminal Epidemiology
c. Criminal EcologyO
■ O
FB

■ d. Criminal Physical Anthropology

PD
T

Ans. B
SI
VI
■ 101. It is the smallest unit of society
composed of people who share a way of

M
life, a definite location and has some

O
continuity.

.C
M
U
R
a. Society

FO
■

KS
■ b. Population
c. Family O
■ O
FB

■ d. Associations
PD
T
SI

Ans. C
VI
■ 102. The Chief PNP exercises ________
since he has lawful authority over his

M
subordinates by virtue of his rank,

O
.C
position and assignment.

M
U
R
FO
■ a. Order

KS
■ b. Administration
c. Control O
■
O
FB

■ d. Command
PD
T
SI

Ans. D
VI
■ 103. Unusual emergencies that happens and
absence of superior officers leaves the
policeman to handle the situation properly, the

M
O
best procedure to follow is?

.C
M
U
a. Take no action

R
■

FO
■ b. Confer with any other superior

KS
■ c. Act according to one’s judgment
O
d. Confer immediately with other police officers
■ O
FB
on the best action to take
PD
T

Ans. C
SI
VI
■ 104. The command and direction of the
Chief PNP may be delegated to

M
___________ officials with respect to the

O
units under their respective command.

.C
M
U
R
a. Subordinate

FO
■

KS
■ b. Next­in­rank
c. Qualified O
■ O
FB

■ d. Efficient
PD
T
SI

Ans. B
VI
 M
O
105. Who among the following can be

.C
■
considered an applicant to the PNP?

M
U
R
FO
■ a. Jose, born on January 25, 1981

KS
■ b. Protacio, born on February 14, 1989
O
c. Rizal, born on March 27, 1975
■ O
FB

■ d. Mercado, born on April 1, 1969

PD
T

Ans. B
SI
VI
■ 106. The __________ is still considered
as the most basic institution which has

M
control over the behavior of young

O
persons.

.C
M
U
R
a. Family

FO
■

KS
■ b. School
c. Church O
■ O
FB

■ d. Peer group
PD
T
SI

Ans. A
VI
■ 107. This statement is FALSE.
■ a. Heredity and environment play a part

M
in the behavior of an individual

O
.C
■ b. Fraternal twins have identical

M
hereditary traits

U
R
FO
■ c. Personality is the product of body and

KS
soul
O
d. Heredity is the talent transferred
■ O
FB

through the genes from parents to siblings

PD
T

Ans. B
SI
VI
■ 108. All PNP members should try to
create a positive image of the police in

M
the eyes of the public in line with its

O
_________ building program.

.C
M
U
R
a. People’s awareness

FO
■

KS
■ b. Human relations
c. Image buildingO
■ O
FB

■ d. Educational
PD
T
SI

Ans. C
VI
 M
O
109. Police –to­population ratio in urban areas,

.C
■
ideally should be,

M
U
R
FO
■ a. 1:1000

KS
■ b. 1:750
c. 1:900 O
■ O
FB

■ d. 1:500
PD
T

Ans. D
SI
VI
■ 110. When the incarcerated convicted
offender undergoes rehabilitation inside

M
jails, they are undergoing?

O
.C
M
U
a. Institutional treatment

R
■

FO
■ b. Probation

KS
c. Parole
O
■ O
FB
■ d. Community­based treatment
PD
T
SI

Ans. A
VI
 M
O
111. The Chief PNP has term of ______ years.

.C
■

M
U
R
a. 5

FO
■

b. 4

KS
■

c. 3
O
■ O
d. 2
FB
■
PD
T

Ans. B
SI
VI
■ 112. The purpose of a police public relations
program is,

M
■ a. Train police officers in community relation

O
program

.C
M
b. Recruit new members for community relation

U
■

R
program

FO
c. Develop mutual understanding between the

KS
■
police and the public
O
O
d. Plan for a police­community relation program
FB
■
PD

Ans. C
T
SI
VI
■ 113. This theory states that the crime and
delinquency results when an individual’s

M
bond to society is weak or broken.

O
.C
M
U
a. Social learning

R
■

FO
b. Social structure

KS
■

O
■ c. Social process
O
FB

■ d. Social control
PD
T
SI

Ans. D
VI
■ 114. This theory states that intelligence is
largely determined genetically; that ancestry

M
determines IQ; and that low IQ is linked to

O
behavior, including criminal behavior.

.C
M
U
R
a. Cultural deviance theory

FO
■

b. Labeling theory

KS
■

c. Nature theory
O
■
O
d. Strain theory
FB
■
PD

Ans. B
T
SI
VI
■ 115. Excessive use of force or police brutality
by some members of the PNP is a violation of
human rights and police ethical standards. It is

M
O
mandated that all PNP members shall exercise

.C
proper and ___________ use of authority in the

M
performance of duty.

U
R
FO
a. Proportionate

KS
■
b. Ethical
O
■
O
c. Effective
FB
■
d. Legitimate
PD

■
T
SI

Ans. D
VI
■ 116. In Differential Association Theory,
______________ stressed that criminal conduct

M
is learned behavior and that learning occur

O
through communication and association with

.C
M
others who are with criminal mind.

U
R
FO
■ a. Cesare Beccaria

KS
b. Cesare Lombroso
O
■
O
c. Cesar Montano
FB
■

d. Edwin Sutherland
PD

■
T
SI

Ans. D
VI
 M
O
117. They play an important role by bringing

.C
■
criminal events to the police.

M
U
R
FO
■ a. Media

KS
■ b. Judges
c. Jail guards O
■ O
FB

■ d. Janitor
PD
T

Ans. A
SI
VI
 M
O
118. The need to assault or injure somebody is

.C
■
referred to as?

M
U
R
FO
■ a. Need recognition

KS
■ b. Need aggression
c. Need differenceO
■ O
FB

■ d. Need order
PD
T

Ans. B
SI
VI
■ 119. Presidential Decree 603 deals with
_________ offender, whose age is less

M
than nine but under 18 at the time of the

O
commission of an offense.

.C
M
U
R
a. Habitual

FO
■

KS
■ b. Professional
c. Minor O
■ O
FB

■ d. Adult
PD
T
SI

Ans. C
VI
 M
O
120. The best measure for the competence of

.C
■
police officer is ?

M
U
R
FO
■ a. Command of word

KS
■ b. High level of education
O
c. Ability to make good reports
■ O
FB

■ d. High morale
PD
T

Ans. D
SI
VI
 M
O
121. Absence of a complaining victim in the

.C
■
typology of crime is classified as public order

M
U
crime or?

R
FO
a. Crimes against person

KS
■
b. Victimless crime
O
■
O
■ c. Physical crime
FB

■ d. Public scandal
PD
T

Ans. B
SI
VI
■ 122. When PNP members and their families
involved themselves in religious, social, and

M
civic activities in the community, it enhances

O
___________ which will work well for the

.C
M
image of the police.

U
R
FO
■ a. Camaraderie

KS
b. Social awareness
O
■
O
c. Responsiveness
FB
■

d. Effectiveness
PD

■
T
SI

Ans. B
VI
■ 123. There is a trend in criminal activities
which was studied that as one grows

M
older, there is also a decline in criminal

O
activities. This is known as,

.C
M
U
R
a. Aging­out phenomenon

FO
■

KS
■ b. Age­line curve
O
c. Parkinson’s law
■ O
FB

■ d. Age­crime relationship
PD
T
SI

Ans. A
VI
■ 124. There are four inspection and audit
authorities that conducts agency check on the

M
PNP. They are; The NAPOLCOM, Civil Service

O
.C
Commission, Commission on Audit, and

M
U
R
A. NBI

FO
■

b. IAS,PNP

KS
■

O
■ c. DOJ O
FB
■ d. Presidential Management Staff
PD
T

Ans. B
SI
VI
■ 125. Appeals from the decision given by
the Chief, PNP regarding a case, are filed

M
with the,

O
.C
M
U
a. PNP Summary Disciplinary Board

R
■

FO
■ b. Peoples Law Enforcement Board

KS
c. NAPOLCOM National Appellate Board
O
■ O
FB
■ d. NAPOLCOM Regional Appellate Board
PD
T
SI

Ans. C
VI
■ 126. A strange development of mutual
feeling between the hostage and the

M
hostage taker due to the prolong time of

O
.C
negotiation is known as,

M
U
R
FO
■ a. Camaraderie

KS
■ b. Stockholm syndrome
O
c. Successful negotiation
■
O
FB

■ d. Sympathy
PD
T
SI

Ans. B
VI
■ 127. The law that provides care and
treatment of youthful offenders from

M
apprehension to the termination of the

O
.C
case is,

M
U
R
FO
■ a. RA 7610

KS
■ b. PD 603
c. PD 6975 O
■
O
FB

■ d. RA 6425
PD
T
SI

Ans.B
VI
■ 128. It is the unwritten authority given to
police officers to make decision, using

M
ones own judgment based on justice and

O
fairness.

.C
M
U
R
a. Negotiation

FO
■

KS
■ b. Discretion
c. Arraignment O
■ O
FB

■ d. Plea bargaining
PD
T
SI

Ans. B
VI
■ 129. The PNP belongs to one of the most
inspected and audited agencies of the
government where audit and inspection are

M
O
handled by the following authorities;

.C
NAPOLCOM, Civil Service Commission, Internal

M
U
Affairs Service, PNP and,

R
FO
KS
■ a. Department of Justice

O
■ b. National Bureau of Investigation
O
c. Commission on Audit
FB
■
PD

■ d. Presidential Management staff

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■ 130. This theory states that obedience to
the norms of lower­class culture places
people in conflict with norms of the

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dominant culture.

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■ 131. This theory considers delinquent
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■ 132. Which of the following factors are
considered as psychologically related to
delinquent behavior?

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■ 133. Presidential Decree Number 9344,
the most recent bill that deals with

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youthful offenders whose age is fifteen

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and below, is also known as,

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■ 136. He developed the study of body build and
criminal behavior or Somatotype School, which
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makes them susceptible to particular types of

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delinquent behavior.

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c. Charles Darwin
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