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G1-JUL-AUG2024-CA-BET BY PROF. DAYAGRO
G1-JUL-AUG2024-CA-BET BY PROF. DAYAGRO
Prepared by: Prof. Kimberly Dayagro, 2nd Placer, August 2023 CLE
July-August 2024 Criminologist Licensure Examination
Instructions: Read carefully. Choose the best answer for each question. Shade the correct letter in the separate
shading sheet provided. Do not forget to write your name and the subject of your test questionnaire in your shading
sheet.
a. at the top of each page 57. Means entrusting for the confinement of an inmate
b. on the reverse side to a jail by a competent court or authority, for
c. on the left side safekeeping during the pendency of his/her case.
d. at the bottom top of each page a. Detention
b. Commitment
50. A classification of dormitory with 101 to 500 inmate c. Classification
capacity and lot area of 1.5 hectares. d. Imprisonment
a. Type A Dormitory
b. Type B Dormitory 58. Orients the newly committed inmates on jail rules
c. Type C Dormitory and regulations using the Inmate’s Orientation Sheet.
d. Type D Dormitory a. Assistant Warden or Officer of the Day
b. Jail Warden
93. An early prison where the prisoner is attached to 2. A privilege granted by the State under which a
the workbenches and forced to do hard labor. defendant, after conviction and sentence, is released
a. Maison de force subject to conditions imposed by the Trial Court and to
b. Walnut Street the supervision of a Probation Officer.
c. Elmira Reformatory a. Probation
d. Ergastulum b. Parole
c. pardon
94. A juridical condition which suggests that the d. Amnesty
punishment for different crimes must be punished by
different penalties. 3. Board of Pardons and Parole is headed by the
a. Productive of suffering chairman with the rank of?
b. Commensurate with the offense a. Secretary
c. Exemplarity b. Assistant Secretary
d. Correctional c. Undersecretary
d. Associate Secretary
95. The law that prohibits the imposition of the Death
Penalty in the Philippines. 4. Jose wants probation but he has been previously
a. RA 7659 convicted by final judgment of an offense punished by
b. RA 8177 imprisonment for 5 months and a fine of 800 pesos. Is
c. RA 8551 he qualified for probation?
d. RA 9361 a. No, because he has been previously convicted
b. Yes, because the first conviction is not more than 6
96. A code where the punishment is sanctioned months and 1 day.
according to the offender's social class. c. False
a. Code of Hammurabi d. True
b. Burgundian Code
c. Code of Urnamu 5. The application for probation shall be filed by the
d. Code of Draco petitioner to the—
a. Trial court that has the jurisdiction of the case.
97. The transfer of inmates to a provincial jail and vice b. Appellate court that has the jurisdiction of the case.
versa must be directed by the Director upon the c. Directly at the Parole and Probation office.
recommendation of the Superintendent. d. Supreme Court
a. False
b. True 6. The petitioner shall file his/her application with the
c. Yes Court at any time after conviction and sentence but
d. No within --- from the promulgation of judgment or within
the period of perfecting his/her appeal.
98. Which of the following is not a right of an inmate? a. 30 days
a. To be credited GCTA b. 15 days
b. To receive compensation for labor c. 7 days
c. To receive preferred visitors d. 5 days
d. To receive mail matters
7. Jay and Aiza were both convicted with the penalty
99. An inmate may withdraw his compensation but of 5 years. Jay doesn’t want the judgment and refers
must not exceed the ---- of his total earnings. to the higher court for appeal. On the other hand, Aiza
a. 1/4 wants to apply for probation and accordingly approved.
b. 1/5 In instances that Jay was acquitted on the appeal
c. 1/2 made, how does it affect Aiza’s Probation?
29. An act of the sovereign power granting oblivion or 36. VOLUNTEER PROBATION ASSISTANTS shall
general pardon for a past offense usually granted in supervise Eighty Percent (80%) of the clients.
favor of certain classes of persons who have committed According to the new law the maximum caseload of
crimes of a political character, such as treason, sedition each VPA shall be -----
or rebellion. a. 3 clients
a. Pardon b. 10 clients
b. Amnesty c. 5 clients
c. Reprieved d. 2 clients
d. Commutation of service
37. An Executive Clemency that can be availed of
before, during and after the trial of the case, even after
conviction.
a. Pardon
39.The Indeterminate Sentence law of 1933 47. Vico committed the crime of treason. Can he avail
a. ACT. 4103 probation?
b. ACT. 4013 a. Yes, if he applied probation in the court
c. ACT. 4301 b. No, because he committed crime against national
d. ACT. 4113 security
c. Yes, because he’s a first time offender
40. Refers to a person who is released if he has served d. none of the above
the minimum of his sentence in prison until he is
qualified for such community based correction. 48. It is highly political in nature and is usually granted
a. Pardonee in response to popular clamor or to aid in the return to
b. Probationer normalcy of political situation that might effect the
c. Parolee country if not addressed.
d. PDL a. Probation
b. Amnesty
41. Allows a prisoner to serve part of their sentence of c. Parole
imprisonment in the community. A prisoner will be d. Pardon
subject to conditions and under supervision.
a. Probation 49. Under PRC, pardon violator upon conviction will be
b. Parole liable for imprisonment of?
c. pardon a. Prision Correctional
d. Amnesty b. Prision Mayor
c. Reclusion Temporal
42. The Probation Office shall submit to the Trial Court d. Reclusion Perpetua
a Probation Officer's Final Report five (5) days before
the expiration of the period of probation. 50. Granted amnesty to those who collaborated with
a. Yes the Japanese during WWII
b. No a. RA 4103
c. True b. Proclamation no. 51
d. False c. Proclamation no. 76
d. RA 10575
43. A written authorization authorizing the PPA and/or
the Probation Office to secure any and all information 51. Camille was convicted and has 9 years sentenced.
on the petitioner, shall be duly executed and signed by She appealed her case to the higher court but once
him/her is called? have been found guilty but for the lesser penalty of 5
a. Waiver to permit information years. Can she apply now for probation?
b. Waiver cum Authorization a. No, because she appealed her case to the higher
c. Waiver to illicit Information court.
d. Waiver to Communication b. No, because the second sentence is non-
probationable.
44. The only Executive Clemency that needs the c. Yes, because the first sentence is non-probationable
concurrence of the congress. and upon her appeal it became probationable.
a. Pardon d. Yes, because she appealed.
b. Amnesty
c. Reprieved 52. It is an investigation from another city or provincial
d. Commutation of service PPO which request for a complete post-sentence
investigation report on petition for probation.
45. Non-Applicability of the Probation Law for Drug a. Full blown courtesy Investigation*
Traffickers and Pushers, is found on what section b. Partial Courtery Investigation
under RA 9165 c. Post-investigation
a. Sec. 34 d. Probation Investigation
b. sec. 24
c. Sec. 54 53. It is the effect of grant of probation to the sentence
d. Sec. 14 of probationer.
a. Total extinction of sentence
b. Suspension of sentence
55. The probation order is defined as a mere privileges 63. Which of the following is not a qualification to
but becomes a statutory right once ---- become a Volunteer Probation Assistant?
a. Applied a. Citizen of good repute and probity
b. Investigated b. 26 years and above
c. Recommended c. Resident of the same community
d. Granted d. No criminal conviction
56. It is defined as a relation between probationer and 64. Which of the following is an ex officio member in
the probation officer. the BPP
a. Supervision a. Former Jury
b. Amicus curiae b. Bar Member
c. Guardianship c. Educator
d. Client d. Administrator
57. Gian was once convicted for a crime sentenced with 65. Once petition for parole was approved, the Board
5 years and 1 day as a minimum term. He subsequently will issue ----
applied for probation and granted accordingly. 7 years a. Discharge order
later he committed a crime of Carnapping and would b. Release Document
like to apply for probation. Is he qualified? c. Parole Order
a. Yes, upon the discretion of the court where he filed d. Termination on Parole
his application
b. Yes, if it has found that he successfully finished his 66. Report submitted by the PPO on violations of
first probation without any issue conditions of his release on parole/conditional pardon
c. No, because he once applied for probation under supervision.
d. No, because it was still in the application process a. Infraction Report
b. Violation report
58. Angelo was convicted with the crime of ---- and is c. Progress report
sentenced with the penalty of Prision Mayor. Is he d. Termination report
qualified for probation?
a. No 67. The Board may consider the case of the
b. Yes recommitted parolee for grant of new parole if he shall
c. Upon discretion of the court served the --- of unserved portion of the maximum
d. Maybe sentence.
a. 1/3
59. Aina was convicted to a crime and sentenced with b. ¼
prision Correctional. Can her application for probation c. 1/5
prosper base on the penalty imposed? d. 1/2
a. No, it is non-probationable
b. Yes, it is probationable 68. Upon receipt of an infraction report, the board may
c. No, she should be refered to CIW issue ---- against the client
d. Yes, her sentence is less than 6 years and 1 day. a. Release Document
b. Discharge on parole
60. One of the condition for probation is to report in c. Order of Arrest and Recommitment
the Probation officer. How many times should a d. Termination Rep
probationer report?
a. Once a week 69. Lisa was sentenced with the imprisonment of 9
b. Once a month months. She applied for probation and was granted
c. Once a year thereof. How many years is her prescribed period of
d. Thrice a month probation?
a. Not more than 1 year
61. Modification of the probation conditions can be b. Not more than 6 years
made --- c. Not more than 2 years
a. At anytime during supervision d. Not more than 3 years
89. Who are the common beneficiaries of amnesty? 98. Which community-based correction can be given
a. Old person before, and after conviction?
b. Pregnant women a. Pardon
c. Political offenders b. Amnesty
d. Recidivists c. Reprieve
d. Commutation of sentence
90. This document is required and first to procure
before the issuance of Certificate of Release and 99. A person who served previous crime but committed
Discharge. Must be prepared by the Parole officer. another which has an equal or greater penalty than the
a. Summary report previous one or two or more crime which has a lesser
b. Termination report penalty.
c. Release Report a. Recidivism
d. Infraction report b. Quasi-Recidivism
c. Habitual Delinquency
91. In case the petitioners case is in violation of d. Reiteration
Election Code, No pardon, parole and suspension of
sentence may be granted without the recommendation 100. The Volunteer Probation Assistant shall be
from ---- appointed by the Probation Administrator or through
a. DND the recommendation of the Regional Director endorsed
b. COMELEC by the CPPO/OIC within their respective areas of
c. DFA jurisdiction.
d. DSWD a. Yes
b. No
92. It is the report made within 15 days when the c. True
parolee has reported for supervision. d. False
a. Termination report
b. Summary report CA 3-THERAPEUTIC MODALITIES
c. Discharge Report 1. Is a program of activity directed to restore a PDL
d. Arrival Report self-respect and sense of responsibility to the
community, there making him/her a law-abiding citizen
93. This portion of sentence must be served by the after serving his/her sentence.
offender before being eligible for Commutation of a. Reincarceration
Service. b. Remodification
a. 1/3 of the minimum of indeterminate sentence c. Rehabilitation
b. 1/2 of the minimum of indeterminate sentence d. Reformation
c. 1/5 of the minimum of indeterminate sentence
d. 1/4 of the minimum of indeterminate sentence 2. Is a self-help social learning treatment model which
utilizes the community as the primary therapeutic
94. To whom does the application of Parole be filed? vehicle to foster behavioral and attitudinal change.
a. Court of origin a. TCLP
b. CPPO b. TCMP
c. Administrator of PPA c. TPMC
d. Chairman of BPP d. TCM
11. Equip the PDL with technical/vocational skills which 19. To cater to PDL whose family members cannot go
they can use in seeking employment or starting their to the jail for actual visit because of the long distance
own business after release from confinement. to the jail from the residence or workplace of the family
a. Livelihood Program members.
b. Modification Program a. Cultural and Sports Program
22. At this phase, the resident is handled gently and is 30. Is an outpatient program that requires clients to
expected to commit mistakes in the process of learning report twice a week to an outreach center.
the program. a. Phase I- Entry/Orientation Phase
a. Phase I- Entry/Orientation Phase b. Phase III – Pre Re-Entry
b. Phase II- Primary Treatment c. Phase IV- Re-entry
c. Phase IV- Re-entry d. Phase V- Aftercare
d. Phase V- Aftercare
31. Introduces the concept and mechanics of the
23. It is a sort of “home” group who provides support various shaping tools to include Morning Meeting in
for one another and to the new members of the order to facilitate the management of and shape the
community. behavior of the residents.
a. WOMEN’S GROUP a. Behavior Management;
b. EXTENDED GROUP b. Emotional and Psychological;
c. STATIC GROUP c. Intellectual and Spiritual; and
d. MEN’S GROUP d. Vocational and Survival Skills.
24. This counseling theory focuses on how people’s 32. It refers to a word or saying that will serve as a
thinking can change feeling and behaviors. guide for the community to ponder upon in relation to
a. PSYCHOANALYTIC APPROACH their day-to-day interactions and behaviors.
b. COGNITIVE APPROACH a. TALK TO
c. HUMANISTIC APPROACH b. LEARNING EXPERIENCE
d. CONTEMPORARY APPROACH c. Behavior Shaping Tools (BST)
d. THEME/CONCEPT OF THE DAY
25. He becomes a part of the community starting as a
crew member of the housekeeping department until he 33. Is employed to strengthen the learning process and
gradually ascends in the hierarchy. the practice of more adaptive behaviors within the
a. Phase I- Entry/Orientation Phase social learning environment.
b. Phase II- Primary Treatment a. TALK TO
c. Phase IV- Re-entry b. LEARNING EXPERIENCE
d. Phase V- Aftercare c. Behavior Shaping Tools (BST)
d. THEME/CONCEPT OF THE DAY
26. The resident is now ready to undergo the treatment
proper. 34. Is a means of amending or improving by changing
a. Phase I- Entry/Orientation Phase an inmate’s behavior or removing his or her faults or
b. Phase II- Primary Treatment abuse and removing or correcting an abuse of a wrong
c. Phase IV- Re-entry or error.
d. Phase V- Aftercare a. Reincarceration
b. Remodification
27. Managing own feelings and learning how to c. Rehabilitation
express self appropriately, learning how to follow the d. Reformation
rules and norms of the community and to maximize
participation in activities that are appropriate to the 35. This is done when the violator is unknown and must
resident’s need for growth. be validated first prior to bringing up in the Morning
a. Phase I- Entry/Orientation Phase Meeting.
b. Phase II- Primary Treatment a. TALK TO
c. Phase IV- Re-entry b. DEALT WITH
d. Phase V- Aftercare c. PULL-UP
36. A panel of three (3) composed of a senior resident, 44. It holds that people have within themselves all the
peer and a friend are tasked to deliver a serious and resources they need to live healthy and functional lives.
stern reprimand to the subjected resident. a. PSYCHOANALYTIC APPROACH
a. TALK TO b. COGNITIVE APPROACH
b. DEALT WITH c. HUMANISTIC APPROACH
c. PULL-UP d. CONTEMPORARY APPROACH
d. HAIRCUT
45.An older member of the community tasked to
37. Is done when negative behaviors or infractions to provide guidance to the newly committed residents.
the House Rules/Norms in same offense are done for a. SECRETS
the third time or more or for first time grave offenses. b. PEER
a. TALK TO c. STATIC GROUP
b. DEALT WITH d. BIG BROTHER
c. PULL-UP
d. HAIRCUT 46. All PDL under custody are provided with three (3)
meals (breakfast, lunch and supper). Adequate supply
38. Is an action or activity given to a resident who was of potable water is made available to them at all times.
subjected to Haircut or General Meeting who did an a. Educational Program
infraction to correct or modify a behavior. b. Enhancement Program
a. LEARNING EXPERIENCE c. Health Services
b. BANS d. Provisions of Basic Needs
c. EXPULSION
d. GENERAL MEETING 47. It is merely “putting oneself in the client’s shoes”.
When the client feels understood, a sense of trust or
39. Are sanctions to members who commit repeatedly “rapport” is developed.
infractions or violation to the Cardinal Rules by a. Empathy
prohibiting, disallowing or limiting an activity or b. Respect
affiliation to a group. c. Congruence
a. LEARNING EXPERIENCE d. Warmth
b. BANS
c. EXPULSION 48. Also called “unconditional positive regard”. It
d. GENERAL MEETING involves accepting and caring about the client as a
person
40. A repeated breach to the Cardinal Rules a. Empathy
necessitates--- b. Respect
a. LEARNING EXPERIENCE c. Congruence
b. BANS d. Warmth
c. EXPULSION
d. GENERAL MEETING 49. Through the program, PDL are trained on socially
acceptable ways of behaving and relating with their
41. When a resident is incorrigible and becomes a fellow PDL and with personnel and visitors.
threat to the community, the Director with the a. Livelihood Program
recommendation of the Disciplinary Board may transfer b. Modification Program
him/her to the nearest jail facility with an appropriate c. Interfaith Program
Court Order. d. Enhancement Program
a. LEARNING EXPERIENCE
b. BANS 50. It is a forum for members of the community to
c. EXPULSION verbally express pent-up or negative emotions within a
d. GENERAL MEETING structured and safe environment. Serves as a “safety
valve” within the community.
42. BJMP residents who are detained are basically a. WOMEN’S GROUP
psychologically and emotionally challenged. b. EXTENDED GROUP
a. Behavior Management; c. ENCOUNTER GROUPS
b. Emotional and Psychological; d. MEN’S GROUP
c. Intellectual and Spiritual; and
d. Vocational and Survival Skills. 51. It is held as a recreational event purposely to instill
fun, humor and entertainment after an intense and
43. Is defined as a professional activity of helping hectic week.
individuals, groups or communities enhance or restore a. Saturday Night Activities
their capacity for psychological, emotional and social b. Grab bag
functioning. c. Debate
a. GO BAG d. Meditation
b. SECRETS
c. MEDITATION
57. These are examples of TC rules. Except: 66. In the British Democratic Maxwell TC, this is where
a. Lights on at 10:00 pm all resident has an equal chance and opportunity to
b. Be on time on all activities participate.
c. No destruction of jail property a. Communalism
d. Maintain good hygiene b. Reality Testing
c. Democracy
58. A group that focuses on the "here and now" but d. Permissiveness
allows deeper exploration of issues that affects new
behavior. 67. This tool does not strictly require a presence of the
a. Encounter group staff to attain its purpose, the staff shall monitor should
b. Extended group monitor to ensure that the panel assigned acted
c. Peer group properly.
d. Static group a. Talk to
b. Haircut
59. A form of Psychotherapy involves one or more c. Pull up
therapist working together with several people at the d. Dealt with
same time.
a. Group counseling 68. Thia aspect is designed to respond inner longing of
b. Individual counseling residents to find greater faith.
c. Secrets a. Spirituality
d. Bans b. Intellectual
c. Survival
60. It is a natural human characteristic of yearning for d. Vocational
knowledge to attain higher level of understanding.
a. Spirituality
b. Vocational aspect 69. Phase of encounter group which involves
c. Intellectual aspect verbalization of concerns or honest disclosure of
d. Survival aspect emotion that has been provoked during interpersonal
interaction with another resident.
61. In aftercare for clients release from jail, they are a. Confrontation
referred to the ------ units to follow up and aftercare. b. Socialization
a. BPP c. Exploration
b. Court d. Management
c. NGO'S