NAME:
______________________________________________________________
1. _________________________ It the act of any person who, w/ intent to
gain for himself or for another, shall buy, receive, possess, keep, acquire,
conceal, sell, or dispose of, or shall buy and sell, to have been derived
from the proceeds of the crime of robbery or theft
2. _________________________ It is the taking, with intent to gain, of a
motor vehicle belonging to another without the latter's consent, or by
means of violence against or intimidation of persons, or by using force
upon things.
3. _________________________ The taking away of property without the
use of violence against or intimidation of persons or force upon things.
4. _________________________ It includes the killing of large cattle, or
taking its meat or hide without the consent of the owner/raiser.
5. _________________________ It is an Act Prohibiting Certain Acts
Inimical to Civil Aviation.
6. _________________________ It the act of damaging another's property.
7. _________________________ It is committed by any person who, with
intent to gain but without violence, against, or intimidation of neither
persons nor force upon thing, shall take personal property of another
without the latter's consent.
8. _________________________ It is any person who shall deliberately
cause to the property of another any damage.
9. _________________________ It means that the property taken does not
belong to the offender.
10. _________________________ The taking away of the property of
another by means of violence against or intimidation of person or force
upon thing or other unlawful means, committed by any person on any
Philippine Highway.
11. _________________________ Any person who, having found lost
property, shall fail to deliver the same to the local authorities or to its
owner.
12. _________________________ Anti-Fencing Law.
13. _________________________ It includes any person, firm,
association, corporation or partnership or other organization who/ which
commit the act of fencing.
14. _________________________ It is any person who burns or sets fire
to the property of another; or to his own property under the
circumstances which expose to danger the life or property of another.
15. _________________________ It is defined as including horses, asses,
mules, sheep, goats and swine.
NAME: ______________________________________________ Quiz 1
Yr. & Sec.: _______________________
1. _______________________ No driver shall permit any person
to ride on the running board, step board, or mudguard.
2. _______________________ It is a mode of investigation
addresses crimes that already happened or occurred.
3. _______________________ It is any vehicle propelled by any
power other than muscular power using the public
highways.
4. _______________________ It is designed to catch a criminal
in the act of committing a crime rather than waiting until a
crime is reported by a concerned citizen.
5. _______________________ It shall mean the actual legal
owner of a motor vehicle; in whose name such vehicle is
duly registered with the Land Transportation Commission.
6. _______________________ It is a device for reducing the
noise emitted by the exhaust of an internal combustion
engine.
7. _______________________ It is a more historical description
than a current usage to describe any penetrating
investigation concerning a religious issue.
8. _______________________ It is the process of training roads
users in the avoidance and prevention of traffic – related
accidents.
9. _______________________ It is any passenger to ride on the
cover or top of such vehicles.
10. _______________________ Every and any driver hired or
paid for driving or operating a motor vehicle, whether for
private use or for hire to the public.
11. _______________________ It is an excessive load or
excessive loading amount in or on something.
12. _______________________ It is an effort to search the basic
cause of an incident such as the commission of a crime.
13. _______________________ It shall mean all pneumatic-tire
vehicles of types similar to those usually known under the
following terms: touring car, command car, speedster, sports
car, roadster, jeep, cycle, car.
14. _______________________ It is a more historical description
than a current usage to describe any penetrating
investigation concerning a religious issue.
15. _______________________ The edge of a highway, and
remains inactive in that place or close thereto for an
appreciable period of time.
NAME:
____________________________________________________
Yr.&Sec.: ________________
1. ____________________________ It is the place and time
when objects involved in an accident finally come to rest
without application of power.
2. ____________________________ It is seeing, feeling, or
hearing and understanding the usual or unexpected
movement or condition that could be taken as sign of the
accident about to happen.
3. ____________________________ It happens right after the
evasive action or during the initial contact.
4. ____________________________ Causes of motor vehicle
traffic accident, driver’s inability to react promptly
5. ____________________________ It determines the time,
place, and type of accident.
6. ____________________________ It is the first action taken
by a traffic unit to escape from a collision course or otherwise
avoid a hazard.
7. ____________________________ This type of accident
includes all forms of accident as long as there is a collision.
8. ____________________________ It is a braking skid mark
interrupted at frequent regular intervals; the skid mark made
by a bouncing wheel
9. ____________________________ It is a first accidental
touching of an object collision course or otherwise avoid a
hazard.
10. ____________________________ It is any motor vehicle
accident occurring on a traffic way.
11. ____________________________ Greatest collapse or
overlap in a collision.
12. ____________________________ It usually characterized
by a motor vehicle falling on the roadside or on a cliff along
mountainous roads.
13. ____________________________ The force between the
traffic unit and the object collided which are greatest at
maximum engagement.
14. ____________________________ It is receiving bodily
harm.
15. ____________________________ Causes of motor vehicle
traffic accident where speed is greater or less than safe.
16. ____________________________ Tire marks caused by the
forward rotation of the wheels being slower than the forward
movement of the vehicle.
17. ____________________________ It is an event on the road
which characterizes the manner of occurrence of a motor
vehicle traffic accident.
18. ____________________________ It is the final analysis on
the causes of accident which are bases for the prevention of
similar accident.
19. ____________________________ It is that place and time
after or beyond which the accident cannot be prevented by the
traffic unit under consideration.
20. ____________________________ It is the separation of a
traffic unit in motion from an object with which it has collided.
21. ____________________________ It is any motor vehicle
accident which occurs entirely in any place other than a traffic
way.
22. ____________________________ This is when the traffic
unit/s involved come to rest.
23. ____________________________ It is a series of an
expected events leading to damage or injury.
24. ____________________________ It usually stabilizes the
accident situation.
25. ____________________________ It is a type of accident
that does not involve any collision.
26. ____________________________ This event does not
necessary occur after the accident but within any of the chain
of events.
27. ____________________________ It characterizes the
manner of the occurrence of the traffic accident.
28. ____________________________ The place and time of
which the hazard could have been perceived by a normal
person.
29. ____________________________ The time from the point
of possible perception to actual perception.
30. ____________________________ It is a marking on a
roadway left by a rotating tire and wheel of a speeding vehicle
on a curve.
NAME: __________________________________________________
Yr.& Sec.: ___________________
1. __________________________ It is a type of formal interview
for witnesses known to be reluctant or hostile, and for those who
are believed to refuse or cooperate in the investigation.
2. __________________________ The investigator’s confidence
and authority communicate themselves to the witness.
3. __________________________ Techniques of questioning,
multiple questions are confusing and detracts from the orderly
conduct of interview.
4. __________________________ The success of the investigation
is usually depending on the relationship between the interviewer
and the subject.
5. __________________________ Typical classes of interviewees,
persons in the prime of their youth are usually living too intensely
to pay great heed to others, particularly to those younger or older
than them
6. __________________________ It may be conducted by any law
enforcement officer who first appears on the scene called as First
Responder.
7. __________________________ Stages of interview, the
investigation should mentally review the case and consider what
information the witness can contribute.
8. __________________________ It is an interview that is
frequently necessary in many cases because additional
information on vital points is necessary.
9. __________________________ Typical classes of interviewees,
coupled with this perception is the possession of unimpaired
faculties and mature judgement.
10. __________________________ Factors in questioning,
information obtained from one witness should be correlated with
that obtained from others.
11. __________________________ It is an uncooperative,
indifferent type of interviewee.
12. __________________________ The investigator should
instinctively induce confidence by the strength of his character
so that the subject trusts him on the first meeting.
13. __________________________ It is asking questions to a
person who is believed to possess knowledge that is of official
interest to the investigator, and who is cooperative in the conduct
of investigation.
14. __________________________ It is a type of interview that
should be conducted by the investigator assigned to the case.
15. __________________________ Stages of interview, the first
few minutes will determine the tenor of the interview.
16. __________________________ Factors in questioning,
questionable point should be treated repeatedly by rewarding
queries and by additional questions.
17. __________________________ Considered as the most
difficult type of interviewee.
18. __________________________ The range of the investigator’s
interest must necessarily be broad if it is to cover those of the
witness and subjects with whom he will come in contact.
19. __________________________ The person should be tested
with questions, the answer to which the investigator already
knows.
20. __________________________ True or False: The
effectiveness of the interview is largely dependent on the ability
of the information from informants and suspects.
21. __________________________ Techniques of questioning,
suggesting the answer defeats the purpose of the interrogation.
22. __________________________ Factors in questioning, the
investigator must control the interview so that complete and
accurate information is obtained.
23. __________________________ It is a formal for co-operative
witnesses or those who may be persuaded to cooperate.
24. __________________________ Stages of interview, questions
should not be asked until the person appears prepared to give the
desired information in accurate fashion.
25. __________________________ Embarrassing situation on the
subject because of exaggeration or error in matter of time,
distance and description can be avoided if the interrogator will
cooperate with the subject to save “his face”.
26. __________________________ These are persons are
reluctant to become witnesses and particularly true among
uneducated persons.
27. __________________________ Nervousness, evasive facial
expression, embarrassment at certain questions, perspiration,
and similar signs will give some indication of the trustworthiness
of the person.
28. __________________________ It is a misleading interviewee.
29. __________________________ Discrepancies and
misrepresentations can be detected by comparing the information
with the known facts.
30. __________________________ Methods of Recording
Interview, relying on simple memory has the advantage of
permitting an uninterrupted flow of information without inspiring
caution.
NAME: ______________________________________________ Quiz 2
Yr. & Sec.: _______________________
1. _______________________ It is a thoroughfare, route, or way on
land between two places which typically has been paved or
otherwise improved to allow travel by some conveyance,
including a horse, cart, or motor vehicle.
2. _______________________ It is any licensed operator of a motor
vehicle.
3. _______________________ It is a recent type of investigation
conducted by the members of the press on their own initiative.
4. _______________________ It is also known as road propaganda
which may be intended simply to inform or it may be felt that the
public is already aware of the recommended behavior by need to
be persuaded into adopting it.
5. _______________________ It shall mean every public
thoroughfare, public boulevard, driveway, avenue, park, alley
and Callejon.
6. _______________________ It is any motor vehicle with a trailer
having no front axle.
7. _______________________ It refers to official inquiry conducted
by a government agency in an effort to
8. _______________________ It is classified as separate motor
vehicle with no power rating.
9. _______________________ It means the measured weight of a
motor vehicle plus the maximum allowable carrying capacity in
merchandise, freight and/or passenger.
10. _______________________ It shall mean every person,
association, partnership, or corporation making, manufacturing,
constructing, assembling, remodeling, rebuilding, or setting up
motor vehicles.
11. _______________________ It is similar to formal investigation, is
an extensive, searching inquiry conducted by a government
agency.
12. _______________________ The theory which asserts that man
exhibits a constant variation of life energy and mood states.
13. _______________________ It is the process of reducing risk of
accident or injury on the roads, achieved through
multidisciplinary approaches involving road engineering and
traffic management, education and training of road users, and
vehicle design.
14. _______________________ It is the act or process of
investigating or the condition of being investigated.
15. _______________________ It refers to the person who performs
an investigation.
Quiz 2
NAME:
______________________________________________
Yr. & Sec.: _______________________
TRUE or FALSE:
1. ___________ Upon arrival at the crime scene, the
officer(s) shall assess the scene and treat the
incident as a crime scene.
2. ___________ As a responding officer, you must
ensure that there is no immediate threat to other
responder’s scan area for sights, sounds, and
smells that may present danger to personnel.
3. ___________ As a responding officer, it is legal of
you didn’t notify supervisory personnel and it is
necessary to call for assistance/ backup.
4. ___________ Do not try to assess the victims, wait
for emergency responder.
5. ___________ If there is a chance the victim may die,
attempt to obtain "dying declaration."
6. ___________ Document any statements/comments
made by victims, suspects, or witnesses at the
scene.
7. ___________ Let all come in and come out
personnel from the scene.
8. ___________ All activities conducted and
observations made at the crime scene must be
documented as soon as possible after the event to
preserve information.
9. ___________ Instruct medical personnel to clean up
the scene and remove items originating from the
scene.
10. ___________ If the victim or suspect is transported
to a medical facility, send a law enforcement official
with the victim or suspect to document any
comments made and preserve evidence.
NAME: ______________________________________________ Quiz 1

Yr. & Sec.: _______________________ Quiz 1

16. _______________________ No driver shall permit any person
to ride on the running board, step board, or mudguard.
17. _______________________ It is a mode of investigation
addresses crimes that already happened or occurred.
18. _______________________ It is any vehicle propelled by any
power other than muscular power using the public
highways.
19. _______________________ It is designed to catch a criminal
in the act of committing a crime rather than waiting until a
crime is reported by a concerned citizen.
20. _______________________ It shall mean the actual legal
owner of a motor vehicle; in whose name such vehicle is
duly registered with the Land Transportation Commission.
21. _______________________ It is a device for reducing the
noise emitted by the exhaust of an internal combustion
engine.
22. _______________________ It is a more historical description
than a current usage to describe any penetrating
investigation concerning a religious issue.
23. _______________________ It is the process of training roads
users in the avoidance and prevention of traffic – related
accidents.
24. _______________________ It is any passenger to ride on the
cover or top of such vehicles.
25. _______________________ Every and any driver hired or
paid for driving or operating a motor vehicle, whether for
private use or for hire to the public.
26. _______________________ It is an excessive load or
excessive loading amount in or on something.
27. _______________________ It is an effort to search the basic
cause of an incident such as the commission of a crime.
28. _______________________ It shall mean all pneumatic-tire
vehicles of types similar to those usually known under the
following terms: touring car, command car, speedster, sports
car, roadster, jeep, cycle, car.
29. _______________________ It is a more historical description
than a current usage to describe any penetrating
investigation concerning a religious issue.
30. _______________________ The edge of a highway, and
remains inactive in that place or close thereto for an
appreciable period of time.
NAME: ______________________________________________
Yr. & Sec.: _______________________
1. _______________________ It is any private individual
shall kidnap or detain another, or any other manner
deprive him of his liberty.
2. _______________________ It shall immediately undertake
the necessary investigation and processing of the crime
scene, unless otherwise directed by higher authorities for
a certain case to be investigated by another units/agency.
3. _______________________ It is committed by a public
officer or employee who detains a person without legal
ground.
4. _______________________ Anyone who shall purchase,
sell, kidnap, or detain a human being for the purpose of
slaving him.
5. _______________________ Money, price, or
consideration paid or demanded for redemption of a
captured person/s that would release them from captivity.
6. _______________________ Anyone who, under the
pretext of reimbursing himself of a debt incurred by an
ascendant, guardian, or person entrusted with the
custody of a minor, shall, against the latter's will, retain
him in his service.
7. _______________________ Any person who, in any case
other than those authorized by law, or without reasonable
ground therefore.
8. _______________________ The recruitment, transport,
transfer or harboring, or receipt of persons with or
without consent or knowledge, within or across national
borders, by means of threat or use of force.
9. _______________________ It is an 18" x 12" logbook with
hard- bound cover that contains the daily register of all
crime incident reports.
10. _______________________ A public safety officer who is
tasked to conduct the investigation of all criminal cases.

NAME: ______________________________________________ Quiz 2

Yr. & Sec.: _______________________

16. _______________________ It is a thoroughfare, route, or way on

land between two places which typically has been paved or
otherwise improved to allow travel by some conveyance,
including a horse, cart, or motor vehicle.
17. _______________________ It is any licensed operator of a motor
vehicle.
18. _______________________ It is a recent type of investigation
conducted by the members of the press on their own initiative.
19. _______________________ It is also known as road propaganda
which may be intended simply to inform or it may be felt that the
public is already aware of the recommended behavior by need to
be persuaded into adopting it.
20. _______________________ It shall mean every public
thoroughfare, public boulevard, driveway, avenue, park, alley
and Callejon.
21. _______________________ It is any motor vehicle with a trailer
having no front axle.
22. _______________________ It refers to official inquiry conducted
by a government agency in an effort to
23. _______________________ It is classified as separate motor
vehicle with no power rating.
24. _______________________ It means the measured weight of a
motor vehicle plus the maximum allowable carrying capacity in
merchandise, freight and/or passenger.
25. _______________________ It shall mean every person,
association, partnership, or corporation making, manufacturing,
constructing, assembling, remodeling, rebuilding, or setting up
motor vehicles.
26. _______________________ It is similar to formal investigation, is
an extensive, searching inquiry conducted by a government
agency.
27. _______________________ The theory which asserts that man
exhibits a constant variation of life energy and mood states.
28. _______________________ It is the process of reducing risk of
accident or injury on the roads, achieved through
multidisciplinary approaches involving road engineering and
traffic management, education and training of road users, and
vehicle design.
29. _______________________ It is the act or process of
investigating or the condition of being investigated.
30. _______________________ It refers to the person who performs
an investigation.