CRIM I N O L OG Y

ENH AN C E M EN T C O U R S E
D M IN IS T RAT I O N
CORRECTIONAL A
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1. THE CODE WHICH SPECIFIED PUNISHMENT ACCORDING TO THE
SOCIAL CLASS OF OFFENDERS, DIVIDING THEM INTO: NOBLES,
MIDDLE CLASS AND LOWER CLASS.
a. BURGUNDIAN CODE
b. CODE OF KALANTIAW
c. CODE OF HAMMURABI
d. CODE OF DRACO
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CODE OF KALANTIAW CODE OF HAMMURABI CODE OF DRACO
WRITTEN IN 1433, MOST THE FIRST WRITTEN SAME PUNISHMENT FOR
EXTENSIVE AND SEVERE CRIMINAL CODE, BOTH CITIZENS AND
LAW THAT PRESCRIBE DEVELOPED IN SLAVES
HARSH PUNISHMENT BABYLONIA ABOUT 2000
B.C.
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2. A KIND OF TORTURE DEVICE THAT DRAGS APART THE JOINTS IN THE
FEET AND HANDS.
a. IRON MAIDEN
b. RACK
c. THE GARROTTE
d. HANGING, DAWN & QUARTERED
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IRON MAIDEN THE GARROTTE HANGING, DAWN & QUARTERED
 BOX-LIKE DEVICE WITH  USED IN SPAIN FOR  USED MAINLY IN
THE FRONT HINGED LIKE HUNDREDS OF YEARS, ENGLAND, IT IS
A DOOR THIS DEVICE IS AN WIDELY CONSIDERED
 WHEN THE DOOR WAS EFFICIENT MEANS OF TO BE ONE OF THE
SHUT PROTRUDING EXECUTION BY MOST BRUTAL FORMS
SPIKES BOTH BACK AND ASPHYXIATION OF EXECUTION EVER
FRONT ENTERED THE DEVISED
BODY OF THE VICTIM
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3.A PHILOSOPHER WHO BELIEVED THAT FEAR OF SHAME WAS A
DETERRENT TO CRIME. HE ALSO FOUGHT THE LEGALITY OF
TORTURE.
a. VOLTAIRE
b. WILLIAM PENN
c. ELAM LYNDS
d. RUTHERFOLD B. HAYES
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WILLIAM PENN ELAM LYNDS RUTHERFOLD B. HAYES
 GOVERNOR OF THE  WARDEN OF NEWLY  FORMER PRESIDENT
STATE OF OPENED AUBURN OF U.S
PENNSYLVANIA PRISON IN 1821.
INITIATED EARLY
 ELECTED AS THE 1ST

REFORMS IN THEIR
 DEVELOPED THE PRESIDENT OF
CONGREGATE SYSTEM NATIONAL PRISON
PRISON SYSTEM ASSOCIATION
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4. AN ANCIENT FORM OF PUNISHMENT THAT IS DONE THROUGH CUTTING OF SOME
PARTS OF THE OFFENDER’S BODY. THROUGHOUT HISTORY VARIOUS SOCIETIES HAVE
TONGUES RIPPED OUT, AND PICKPOCKETS HAVE SUFFERED BROKEN FINGERS.
A.BRANDING
B.FLOGGING
C.HANGING
D.MUTILATION
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5. THE LAW WHICH PROHIBITS THE IMPOSITION OF DEATH PENALTY
IN THE PHILIPPINES.
A.RA 8177
B.RA 7659
C.RA 296
D.RA 9346
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RA 8177 RA 7659 RA 296
LETHAL INJECTION (1996) RESTORED DEATH VOTE OF 8 JUSTICES
PENALTY (1993)
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6. HE COINED THE WORD “PENITENTIARY”

A. WALTER CROFTON
B. JOHN HOWARD
C. ALEXANDER MACONOCHIE
D. SIR EVELYN RUGGIES BRISE
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ALEXANDER MACONOCHIE WALTER CROFTON SIR EVELYN RUGGIES BRISE
 ORIGINATOR OF THE  ADMINISTERED
IRISH TICKET
THE
OF
 DIRECTOR OF ENGLISH
“MARK SYSTEM” LEAVE SYSTEM
PRISON WHO OPENED
THE BORSTAL
 FATHER OF PAROLE  A TICKET OF LEAVE WAS A
INSTITUTION
DOCUMENT OF PAROLE
 ISSUED TO CONVICTS WHO
HAD SHOWN THEY COULD
NOW BE TRUSTED WITH SOME
FREEDOMS
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7. WHAT IS THE COMMON MODE OF EXTINGUISHING CRIMINAL
LIABILITY?
a. DEATH OF THE CONVICT
b. BY SERVICE OF SENTENCE
c. BY AMNESTY
d. BY ABSOLUTE PARDON
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8. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING DOES NOT TOTALLY EXTINGUISHED
CRIMINAL LIABILITY?
A. DEATH OF THE CONVICT
B. PAROLE
C. SERVICE OF SENTENCE
D. ABSOLUTE PARDON
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9. IT GAVE RISE TO EXEMPTION AND MITIGATION OF PUNISHMENT

a. CLASSICAL SCHOOL
b. POSITIVE SCHOOL
c. NEO-CLASSICAL
d. MODERN CLINICAL
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10. IT IS A CORRECTIONAL MODEL INTENDED TO CAPITALIZE ON THE
LABOR OF CONVICTS SENTENCED TO CONFINEMENT
a. INDUSTRIAL PRISON
b. GOLDEN AGE OF PENOLOGY
c. PUNITIVE ERA
d. NOTHING WORKS SYSTEM
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11. A SYSTEM IN WHICH PRISONER IS REQUIRED TO EARN A NUMBER OF
MARKS BASED ON THE PROPER DEPARTMENT, LABOR AND STUDY IN
ORDER TO ENTITLE HIM FOR A TICKET OF LEAVE OR CONDITIONAL
RELEASE THAT IS SIMILAR TO PAROLE
a. CONTRACT SYSTEM
b. AUBURN SYSTEM
c. LEASE SYSTEM
d. MARK SYSTEM
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CONTRACT SYSTEM PIECE PRICE SYSTEM LEASE SYSTEM
 BUSINESS PAID  PRODUCTS MADE BY  WORK SITE WITH
INMATES LABOR INMATE ARE BOUGHT ARMED GUARDS
BY PRIVATE BUSINESS
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12. IT WAS CONSIDERED AS THE BEST REFORM INSTITUTION FOR
YOUNG OFFENDERS
a. ELMIRA REFORMATORY
b. AUBURN SYSTEM
c. IRISH SYSTEM
d. BORSTAL INSTITUTION
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ELMIRA REFORMATORY AUBURN SYSTEM IRISH SYSTEM
 THE IMPORTANCE OF SPECIALIZED  KNOWN AS THE NEW YORK  DEVELOPED BY SIR WALTER
CARE FOR YOUTHFUL OFFENDERS, SYSTEM AND CONGREGATE CROFTON
RECOGNIZING BOTH THE SYSTEM
INDIVIDUALITY OF PRISONERS AND  COMMUTATION OF
THEIR SIMILARITY  A PENAL METHOD OF THE 19TH
SENTENCES, CLASSIFICATION
CENTURY IN WHICH PERSONS
 THE RECOGNITION THAT UP TO A
WORKED DURING THE DAY IN
OF PRISONERS, MILITARY
CERTAIN AGE EVERY CRIMINAL DISCIPLINE, TRADE AND
GROUPS AND WERE KEPT IN
OUGHT TO BE REGARDED AS ACADEMIC TRAINING,
SOLITARY CONFINEMENT AT
POTENTIALLY A GOOD CITIZEN PREPARATION FOR FREE SELF-
NIGHT, WITH ENFORCED
SILENCE AT ALL TIMES CONTROL, AND RELEASE
UNDER POLICE SUPERVISION
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13. THESE ARE ABANDONED SHIPS THE ENGLISH CONVERTED TO
HOLD CONVICTS DURING A PERIOD OF PRISON CROWDING BETWEEN
1776 AND 1790
a. GAOLS
b. HULKS
c. JAILS
d. RACKS
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14. ____________ IS AN ESCAPE PROOF OF PRISON BECAUSE IT IS AN
ISLAND LOCATED IN SAN FRANCISCO
a. ALCATRAZ PRISON
b. AUSCHWITZ PRISON
c. BASTILLE PRISON
d. TOUL SLENG
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AUSCHWITZ PRISON BASTILLE PRISON TOUL SLENG
LARGEST GERMAN  FORTRESS PRISON IN A PRISON IN
CONCENTRATION CAMP FRANCE CAMBODIA
BUILT NEAR CRACOW,
POLAND
 IT LOOKS LIKE A
MOUNTAIN-SIZE FILE
POPULARLY KNOWN AS OF HUMAN SKULL
THE DEATH CAMP AND BONES
HEADED BY RUDOLF HESS
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INSIEN PRISON SACHSENHAUSEN PRISON

BURMA (MYANMAR) GERMANY CONCENTRATION
CAMP

TRANSFORMED INTO GAS

CHAMBER

JEW’S DESCENT
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15. IT IS THE FIRST TRUE AMERICAN PRISON THAT ATTEMPTED TO
CORRECT OFFENDERS
a. WALNUT STREET JAIL
b. ELMIRA REFORMATORY
c. PANOPTICAN PRISON
d. HOSPICE OF SAN MICHELLE
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ELMIRA REFORMATORY PANOPTICAN PRISON HOSPICE OF SAN MICHELLE
 FIRST REFORMATORY  LARGE CIRCULARW/  PAPAL PRISON OPENED
INSTITUTION MULTI-CELLS IN 1704
(BROCKWAY) (BENTHAM)
 RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL
FOR DELINQUENT
BOYS
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16. IT IS ONE OF THE FORERUNNERS OF MODERN CORRECTIONAL
SYSTEMS WHEREIN THEY CONTINUE THE PRISONERS IN SINGLE
CELLS AT NIGHT BUT ALLOW THEM TO WORK IN CONGREGATE SHOPS
DURING THE DAY
a. AUBURN SYSTEM
b. TIER SYSTEM
c. PENNSYLVANIA SYSTEM
d. MARK SYSTEM
17. A KIND OF PRISONER THAT MAY BE ALLOWED TO WORK
OUTSIDE THE FENCE/WALLS OF THE PENAL INSTITUTION, BUT
UNDER GUARDS OR ESCORTS
A.MINIMUM SECURITY PRISONER
B.MEDIUM SECURITY PRISONER
C.MAXIMUM SECURITY PRISONER
D.DETENTION PRISONER
18. IN 1936, THE CITY OF MANILA EXCHANGES ITS MUNTINLUPA
PROPERTY WITH THE BUREAU OF PRISONS ORIGINALLY INTENDED AS
A SITE FOR BOYS TRAINING CITY JAIL, FAMOUS AS THE _____________

A. IWAHIG PENAL COLONY

B. ALCATRAZ PRISON
C. MAYHALIQUE STATE
D. MANILA CITY JAIL
19. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS AN OPEN CORRECTIONAL
INSTITUTION KNOWN TO BE BEST AND “PRISON WITHOUT WALLS”?

A. SAN RAMON PRISON AND PENAL FARM

B. SABLAYAN PENAL COLONY
C. DAVAO PENAL FARM
D. IWAHIG PENAL COLONY
20. IT REFERS TO REPRIEVE, COMMUTATION OF SENTENCE, ABSOLUTE
PARDON, AND CONDITIONAL PARDON WITH OR WITHOUT PAROLE
CONDITIONS.

A. EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY
B. CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS
C. PRESIDENTIAL PRIVILEGE
D. EXECUTIVE FAVOR
21. TO WHAT PENAL FARM WERE POLITICAL PRISONERS IN 1870’S
CONFINED?

A. IWAHIG PENAL COLONY

B. DAVAO PENAL COLONY
C. SAN RAMON PRISON AND PENAL FARM
D. SABLAYAN PENAL COLONY
22. JONEL IS 17 YEARS OLD WHEN HE WAS CONVICTED FOR THE
CRIME OF THEFT. CAN HE APPLY PROBATION UNDER PD 968?

A. YES, BECAUSE HE IS A FIRST TIME OFFENDER

B. YES, BECAUSE HIS CRIME IS THEFT
C. NO, BECAUSE HE IS CONVICTED OF A CRIME
D. NO, BECAUSE HE IS ONLY 17 YEARS OLD
23. WHAT IS THE LEGAL EFFECT WHEN AN OFFENDER HAD BEEN ONCE
ON PROBATION UNDER THE PROBATION LAW?

A. HE IS DISQUALIFIED TO APPLY FOR PROBATION

B. HE IS QUALIFIED FOR PAROLE
C. HE IS STILL QUALIFIED TO APPLY FOR PROBATION
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
24. WHEN CAN BE A PERSON WHO IS IN POSSESSION OF DRUGS BE
PLACED ON PROBATION?

A. FIRST TIME OFFENDER

B. FIRST TIME OFFENDER AND LESS THAN 21 YEARS OLD
C. SECOND TIME OFFENDER
D. SECOND TIME OFFENDER AND LESS THAN 21 YEARS OLD
25. PENOLOGY WAS DERIVED FROM THE LATIN WORD, “POENA”,
WHICH MEANS ________________.

A. PUNISHMENT
B. STUDY
C. CRIME
D. PAIN OR SUFFERING
26. WHAT IS KNOWN AS THE EARLIEST DEVICE FOR SOFTENING
BRUTAL PUNISHMENT THROUGH A COMPROMISE WITH THE CHURCH?

A. RECOGNIZANCE
B. BENEFITS OF CLERGY
C. EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY
D. ALL OF THE ABOVE
27. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS DISQUALIFIED FOR PROBATION?

A. THOSE WHOSE SENTENCE IS MORE THAN 6 YEARS

B. THOSE WHO WERE PREVIOUSLY GRANTED PROBATION UNDER PD
698
C. THOSE WHO ARE NOT YET CONVICTED
D. ALL OF THE ABOVE
28. USE OF TELEPHONE OF INMATE IN PRISON AFTER SHOWING A
GOOD BEHAVIOUR IS EARNED AFTER 90 DAYS. IN SUCH CASE AN
INMATE IS ENTITLED TO:

A. 5 MINUTES
B. 10 MINUTES
C. NOT EXCEEDING 5 MINUTES
D. NOT EXCEEDING 10 MINUTES
29. THOSE WHO REQUIRE INCREASED SECURITY BASED ON INTENSE
MEDIA COVERAGE OR PUBLIC CONCERN AS A RESULT OF THEIR
OFFENSE. THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN INVOVLED IN A HIGHLY
CONTROVERSIAL OR SENSATIONALIZED CRIME. WHAT KIND OF
INMATES CLASSIFICATION IS THAT?

A. HIGH RISK INMATES

B. HIGH PROFILE INMATES
C. SECURITY THREAT GROUP
D. HIGH VALUE TARGET (HVT)
30. PARDON INCLUDES ANY CRIME AND EXERCISED BY PRESIDENT,
WHILE ____________ IS A BLANKET PARDON TO CLASSES PERSON OR
COMMUNITIES WHO MAY BE GUILT POLITICAL OFFENSE

A. PARDON
B. AMNESTY
C. PAROLE
D. COMMUTATION
31. A SATELLITE UNIT OF NBP THAT HOUSES THE MEDIUM SECURITY
RISK PRISONER LOCATED NEAR THE RECEPTION AND DIAGNOSTIC
CENTER (RDC) AND YOUTH REHABILITATION CENTER.

A. CAMP SAWI
B. CAMP KAWAYAN
C. CAMP BUKANG LIWAYWAY
D. CAMP SAMPAGUITA
32. IT IS GIVEN TO PRISONERS WHO HAVE RETURNED TO THEIR
PLACES OF CONFINEMENT WITHIN 48 HOURS AFTER A CALAMITY

A. SPECIAL TIME ALLOWANCE FOR LOYALTY

B. GOOD CONDUCT TIME ALLOWANCE
C. VALIDATION PRIVILEGES
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
33. A MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM AMOUNT OF TIME TO BE SERVED IN
PRISON IS REFERRED TO AS _____________.

A. CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
B. INDETERMINATE SENTENCE
C. CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
D. DETERMINATE SENTENCE
34. A CHEMICAL IS INJECTED TO AN OFFENDER THAT PUTS HIM INTO
DEEP SLEEP IN LETHAL INJECTION.

A. SODIUM THIOPENTAL
B. SODIUM CHLORIDE
C. POTASSIUM CHLORIDE
D. HYDROGEN PEROXIDE
35. AN INMATE MAYBE GRANTED PAROLE IF HE

A. EARNED GOOD CONDUCT TIME ALLOWANCE CREDIT

B. SERVE MINIMUM SENTENCE
C. EARNED GOOD BEHAVIOR WHILE SERVING PRISON TERM
D. ALL OF THE ABOVE
36. ASIDE FROM PROTECTING THE PUBLIC, IMPRISONMENT HAS FOR
ITS LATEST OBJECTIVE, THE

A. REFORMATION OF OFFENDERS
B. DETERRENCE
C. SEGREGATION OF OFFENDER
D. CONFINEMENT OF OFFENDER
37. AN ATTACHED AGENCY OF THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE WHICH
PROVIDES A LESS COSTLY ALTERNATIVE TO IMPRISONMENT OF
OFFENDERS WHO ARE LIKELY TO RESPOND TO INDIVIDUALIZED
COMMU NITY BASED TREATMENT PROGRAMS.

A. BJMP
B. BUREAU OF CORRECTIONS
C. PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT
D. PAROLE AND PROBATION ADMINISTRATION
38. A RPISON MODEL WHICH SOUGHT PENITENCE (HENCE THE TERM
PENITENTIARIES) THROUGH TOTAL INDIVIDUAL ISOLATION AND
SILENCE.

A. PENNSYLVANIA PRISON MODEL

B. AUBURN PRISON MODEL
C. WORK RELEASE
D. HALFWAY HOUSES
39. WHO AMONG THE FOLLOWING IS A PROVINCIAL PRISONER?

A. A PRISONER SERVING A TERM BELOW SIX (6) YEARS

B. A PRISONER SERVING A TERM OF SIX (6) YEARS AND UP
C. A PRISONER SERVING A TERM OF SIX (6) MONTH AND ONE (1) DAY
TO THREE (3) YEARS
D. A PRISONER SERVING A TERM OF THREE (3) YEARS AND ONE (1) DAY
UP
40. THIS THEORY IN CRIMINOLOGY STATES THAT PEOPLE ARE
TOTALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR BEHAVIORS AND THE STRESS IS
MORE ON THE EFFECT OF THEIR FELONIOUS ACT THAN UPON THE
CRIMINAL.

A. POSITIVIST THEORY
B. PSYCHOLOGICAL THEORY
C. BIOLOGICAL THEORY
D. CLASSICAL THEORY
41. WHAT CRIMES APPARENTLY HAVE NO COMPLAINING VICTIMS
SUCH AS GAMBLING, PROSTITUTION AND DRUNKENESS?

A. COMPLEX CRIME
B. COMPOUND CRIME
C. BLUE COLLAR CRIMES
D. VICTIMLESS CRIMES
42. THE ___________ THEORY IN CRIME CAUSATION FOCUSES ON THE
CRIMINAL DISORDERS, CHROMOSOMES IRREGULARITY AND
ABNORMAL BRAIN ACTIVITY.

A. NONE OF THESE
B. AGE REFORM
C. AGE OF DISCERNMENT
D. AGE OF REASON
43. PUBLIC HUMILIATION OR PUBLIC EXHIBITION ALSO MEAN:

A. PUBLIC EXECUTION
B. SOCIAL DEGRADATION
C. BANISHMENT
D. PUBLIC TRIAL
44. ONE OF THE FOLLOWING REPRESENTS THE EARLIEST
CODIFICATION OF THE ROMAN LAW. WHICH WAS INCORPORATED
INTO THE JUSTINIAN CODE.

A. TWELVE TABLES
B. BURGUNDIAN CODE
C. CODE OF DRACO
D. HAMMURABIC CODE
45. WHAT LAW RENAMED THE BUREAU OF PRISON TO BUREAU OF
CORRECTION DURING THE AQUINO ADMINISTRATION IN THE
PHILIPPINES?

A. E.O 727
B. E.O 292
C. E.O 645
D. E.O 104
46. HE WAS HELD AS THE 1ST PROBATION OFFICER EMPLOYED BY THE
GOVERNMENT

A. JOHN AUGUSTUS
B. TEODOLO C. NATIVIDAD
C. MATTHEW DAVENPORT HILL
D. EDWARD N. SAVAGE
47. FOR A CONVICTED OFFENDER, PROBATION IS A FORM OF _________

A. PUNISHMENT
B. TREATMENT
C. ENJOYMENT
D. INCARCERATION
48. PARDON IS EXERCISED WHEN THE PERSON IS _____________.

A. ALREADY CONVICTED
B. NOT YET CONVICTED
C. ABOUT TO BE CONVICTED
D. SERVE THE SENTENCE
49. MS. BANTOG, A LEGAL AGE WAS CONVICTED FOR THE CRIME OF
INFANTICIDE. AFTER SERVING HER SENTENCE SHE COMMITTED
AGAIN THE SAME CRIME. MS. INES BANTOG MAYBE CONSIDERED AS
A

A. RECIDIVIST
B. QUASI-RECIDIVIST
C. HABITUAL DELIQUENT
D. MENTALLY RETARDED PERSON
50. WHO AMONG THE FOLLOWING WAS THE BUILDER HOSPICE OF SAN
MICHELLE, A REFORMATORY FOR DELINQUENT BOYS.

A. MONTESQUIEU
B. POPE CLEMENTE XI
C. SAMUEL ROMILY
D. JOHN HOWARD
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1. WHERE IS THE 1ST STATE WHERE THE 1ST PRACTICAL DEMONSTRATION OF PROBATION, THE 1ST USE OF
THE TERM AS A COURT SERVICE AND THE ENACTMENT OF THE 1ST PROBATION LAW OCURRED?
A. MASSACHUSETTS
B. CANADA
C. MEXICO
D. CHINA
2. WHO IS KNOWN AS “FATHER” OF PROBATION IN THE PHILIPPINES?
A. MATTHEW DAVENPORT HILL
B. JOHN SAVAGE
C. RAMON BAGATSING
D. TEUDOLO C. NATIVIDAD
3. IT IS A CONDITIONAL RELEASE AFTER THE PRISONER HAS SERVED PART OF HIS SENTENCE FOR THE
PURPOSE OF GRADUALLY REINTRODUCING HIM TO FREE LIFE UNDER THE GUIDANCE & SUPERVISION OF AN
AUTHORIZED OFFICER.
A. PAROLE
B. PROBATION
C. PARDON
D. AMNESTY
4. WHEN IS THE PAROLE & PROBATION MONTH & WEEK?
A. JUNE 18-24 OF EVERY YEAR
B. JULY 18-24 OF EVERY YEAR
C. AUGUST 18-24 OF EVERY YEAR
D. SEPTEMBER 18-24 OF EVERY YEAR
5. IS THERE A NEED TO APPLY FOR PROBATION TO AVAIL OF ITS BENEFITS?
A. YES, PROVIDED THAT THE MAXIMUM SENTENCE OF THE PERSON IS 12 YEARS & 1 DAY
B. YES, IT WILL NOT BE GRANTED EXCEPT UPON THE APPLICATION BY THE ACCUSED
C. NO, IT CAN BE APPLIED BY THE COURT
D. NO, IT CAN BE APPLIED BY THE POLICE OFFICERS
6. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS DISQUALIFIED FOR PROBATION?
A. THOSE WHOSE SENTENCE IS MORE THAN 6 YEARS
B. THOSE WHO WERE PREVIOUSLY GRANTED PROBATION UNDER PD 968
C. THOSE WHO ARE NOT YET CONVICTED
D. ALL OF THE ABOVE
7. HOW LONG WILL THE PAROLE AND PROBATION OFFICER CONDUCTS POST SENTENCE INVESTIGATION IF A
PERSON APPLIES FOR PROBATION?
A. 60 DAYS
B. 90 DAYS
C. 120 DAYS
D. 150 DAYS
8. THE CONCEPT OF PROBATION, FROM THE LATIN WORD “PROBATIO” WHICH MEANS _____, HAS
HISTORICAL ROOTS IN THE PRACTICE OF JUDICIAL REPRIEVE.
A. WALK WITH FAITH
B. LIVE WITH INTEGRITY
C. TESTING PERIOD
D. OUT OF PRISON
9. WHAT IS THE INDETERMINATE SENTENCE LAW?
A. ACT NO. 4103
B. ACT NO. 3815
C. ACT NO. 6344
D. ACT NO. 968
10. ONCE PROBATION IS GRANTED, HOW MANY HOURS A PROBATIONER MUST PRESENT HIMSELF TO THE
PROBATION OFFICER?
A. 12 HOURS
B. 24 HOURS
C. 48 HOURS
D. 72 HOURS
11. A VOLUNTEER PROBATION AIDE IS A CIVILIAN OF GOOD REPUTE & INTEGRITY APPOINTED BY THE PAROLE
& PROBATION ADMINSTRATION TO ASSISTS THE PAROLE & PROBATION OFFICER IN INVESTIGATION &
SUPERVISION. HOW MUCH IS THE SALARY OF A VPA?
A. P5,000 MONTHLY
B. P8,000 MONTHLY
C. P10,000 MOTHLY
D. NO SALARY BUT W/ ALLOWANCE
12. IT IS A DISPOSITION WHEREBY A DEFENDANT AFTER CONVICTION OF AN OFFENSE IS RELEASED TO THE
COMMUNITY SUBJECT TO THE CONDITIONS IMPOSED BY THE RELEASING COURT.
A. PROBATION
B. PAROLE
C. AMNESTY
D. PARDON
13. WHO IS A CONVICTED DEFENDANT WHOSE APPLICATION FOR PROBATION HAS BEEN GIVEN DIE COURSE
BY THE COURT BUT FAILS TO REPORT TO THE PROBATION OFFICE OR CANNOT BE LOCATED W/IN A
REASONABLE PERIOD OF TIME?
A. ABSCONDING PETITIONER
B. PETITIONER
C. ABSCONDING PROBATIONER
D. PROBATIONER
14. WHO IS GRANTING/DENYING THE APPLICATION FOR PAROLE?
A. PAROLE & PROABTION ADMINISTRATION
B. COURT
C. CHIEF EXECUTIVE
D. BOARD OF PARDONS & PAROLE
15. IT IS A GENERAL PARDON EXTENDED TO A GROUP OF PERSONS WHO HAVE COMMITTED CRIMES OF A
POLITICAL CHARACTER, SUCH AS TREASON, SEDITION OR REBELLION GENERALLY EXERCISED BY THE CHIEF
EXECUTIVE WITH THE CONCURRENCE OF CONGRESS.
A. PROBATION
B. PAROLE
C. AMNESTY
D. PARDON
16. ARMANDO IS 17 YEARS OLD WHEN HE WAS CONVICTED FOR THE CRIME OF THEFT. CAN HE APPLY FOR
PROBATION UNDER PD 968?
A. NO, BECAUSE HE IS ENTITLED FOR PAROLE
B. NO, BECAUSE HIS CRIME IS THEFT
C. NO, BECAUSE HE IS ONLY 17 YEARS OLD
D. NO, BECAUSE HE IS CONVICTED OF A CRIME
17. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS ONE OF THE OTHER FACTORS CONSIDERED IN THE GRANT OF CONDITIONAL
PARDON?
A. GOOD CONDUCT SHOWN
B. DISCIPLINE OF THE PRISONER
C. OLD AGE PROVIDED THAT HE WAS NOT YET 60 YEARS OLD AT THE TIME OF HIS COMMITMENT TO
PRISON
D. LENGTH OF TIME SPENT IN PRISON
18. AMNESTY IS AN ACT OF SOVEREIGN POWER GRANTING OBLIVION FOR PAST OFFENSE. WHAT IS THE
MEANING OF THE WORD “OBLIVION”?
A. TO ABOLISH
B. TO FORGIVE
C. TO FORGET
D. TO SET ASIDE
19. IT REFERS TO REPRIEVE, COMMUTATION OF SENTENCE, ABSOLUTE PARDON, & CONDITIONAL PARDON
WITH OR W/OUT PAROLE CONDITIONS.
A. PRESIDENTIAL PRIVILEGE
B. CONSTITUTIONAL PRIVILEGE
C. EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY
D. EXECUTIVE PRIVILEGES
20. WHAT ACT WILL THE COURT DO IN CASE OF VIOLATION OF THE CONDITION OF PROBATION?
A. THE COURT MAY FILE A CASE OF MISDEMEANOR AGAINST THE PROBATIONER
B. THE COURT MAY RELEASE THE PROBATIONER
C. THE COURT MAY REVOKE THE PROBATION
D. THE COURT MAY ORDER THE FILING OF BAIL BY THE PROBATIONER
21. IT REFERS TO THE QUASI-JUDICIAL BODY WHICH WAS CREATED UNDER ACT NO. 4103, OTHERWISE
KNOWN AS THE INDETERMINATE SENTENCE LAW OR THE PAROLE LAW, THAT GRANTS PAROLE TO ANY
PRISONER WHO IS QUALIFIED TO ENJOY ITS BENEFITS.
A. PAROLE & PROBATION ADMINISTRATION
B. PAROLE & PROBATION OFFICER
C. BOARD OF PARDON & PAROLE
D. BUREAU OF CORRECTIONS
22. THE POWER OF THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE TO GRANT PARDON IS LIMITED TO THE FOLLOWING, EXCEPT;
A. PARDON CANNOT BE EXTENDED TO CASES OF IMPEACHMENT
B. NO PARDON, PAROLE OR SUSPENSION OF SENTENCE FOR THE VIOLATION OF ANY ELECTION LAW MAY BE
GRANTED W/OUT FAVORABLE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMISSION OF ELECTIONS
C. PARDON IS EXERCISED ONLY AFTER CONVICTION
D. PARDON IS ADMINISTERED BY THE COURT
23. HOW MANY WILL BE DEDUCTED TO AN OFFENDER WO SURRENDERS FROM ESCAPING BECAUSE OF
CALAMITY IMMEDIATELY 48 HOURS AFTER THE PRONOUNCEMENT OF THE PASSING AWAY OF CALAMITY.
A. 1/5 REDUCTION OF SENTENCE
B. ½ REDUCTION OF SENTENCE
C. 2/5 REDUCTION OF SENTENCE
D. 2/6 REDUCTION OF SENTENCE
24. IT IS AN ACT OF CLEMENCY WHICH CHANGES A HEAVIER SENTENCE TO A LESS SERIOUS ONE OR A
LONGER TERM TO A SHORTER TERM.
A. AMNESTY
B. COMMUTATION
C. REPRIEVE
D. PARDON
25. IT IS OTHERWISE KNOWN AS THE “ADULT PROBATION LAW” APPROVED AND TOOK EFFECT ON JULY 24,
1976.
A. P.D. 963
B. P.D. 968
C. P.D. 698
D. D. P.D. 896
26. A PERSON PLACE ON PROBATION.
A. PRISONER
B. PAROLE
C. PROBATION AID
D. PROBATIONER
27. FOR A CONVICTED OFFENDER, PROBATION IS A FORM OF _____________.
A. PUNISHMENT
B. TREATMENT
C. ENJOYMENT
D. INCARCERATION
28. PROBATION SHALL BE DENIED IF THEY COURT FINDS THAT?
A. THE OFFENDER IS IN NEED OF CORRECTIONAL TREATMENT
B. THERE IS UNDUE RISK THAT DURING THE PERIOD OF PROBATION THE OFFENDER WILL COMMIT
ANOTHER CRIME
C. PROBATION WILL DEPRECIATE THE SERIOUSNESS OF THE OFFENSE COMMITTED
D. ALL OF THESE
29. THE SUBSTANTIVE LAW ON PHILIPPINE PROBATION TOOK EFFECT ON
A. JANUARY 3, 1978
B. JULY 24, 1976
C. JANUARY 1, 1937
D. JANUARY 1, 1932
30. WHERE TO APPLY A PETITION FOR PROBATION?
a. ANY RTC
b. ANY MTC
c. TO THE COURT WHERE THE ACCUSED WAS CONVICTED
d. ANY COURT
31. DURING WHAT PARTICULAR DATE THAT A PROBATION OFFICER MAY CONDUCT A POST SENTENCE
INVESTIGATION?
a. IMMEDIATELY UPON RECEIPT OF THE ORDER OF THE COURT
b. IMMEDIATELY UPON HIS KNOWLEDGE ON THE CONVICTION OF THE PERSON CHARGED BEFORE THE COURT
c. IMMEDIATELY UPON PROMULGATION OF THE CASE
d. IMMEDIATELY UPON THE PERSON CHARGED WAS SENTENCE BY THE COURT OF IMPRISONMENT OF NOT
MORE SIX YEARS
32. THE MAIN TASK OF THIS IS TO ESTIMATE THE RISK THE OFFENDER PRESENT TO THE COMMUNITY AND TO
DETERMINE THE OFFENDER’S TREATMENT NEEDS.
a. POST SENTENCE INVESTIGATION REPORT
b. PRE-SENTENCE INVESTIGATION REPORT
c. PROBATION OFFICER INVESTIGATION REPORT
d. ALL OF THE ABOVE
33. CAN A PERSON CONVICTED OF A CRIME CHARGED AGAINST HIM FOR LESS THAN SIX YEARS OF
IMPRISONMENT BE DENIED FOR THE GRANT OF PROBATION?
a. NO, BECAUSE PRESIDENTIAL DECREE 968 PROVIDES THIS RIGHT TO THE CONVICT WHOSE SENTENCE
IS BELOW SIX YEARS
b. NO, BECAUSE PROBATION IS A MATTER OF RIGHT
c. YES, BECAUSE PROBATION IS A MATTER OF RIGHT
d. YES, BECAUSE PROBATION IS ONLY A MATTER OF PRIVILEGE
34. THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN ONCE ON PROBATION UNDER THE PROBATION LAW:
A. ARE QUALIFIED TO APPLY PROBATION
B. ARE DISQUALIFIED TO APPLY FOR PROBATION
C. SHOULD BE CONFINED IN PRISON
D. MAY BE GRANTED FOR ANOTHER PROBATION
35. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING SHOULD A PROBATIONER AVOID?
A. MAKE PERIODIC REPORT
B. GO AND PLAY IN THE GAMBLING DEN
C. WORK REGULARLY TO SUPPORT FAMILY
D. STAY AWAY FROM BAD ASSOCIATES
36. THE FOLLOWING ARE MANDATORY CONDITIONS FOR PROBATIONS EXCEPT:
A. TO PRESENT HIMSELF TO THE PROBATION OFFICER CONCERN FOR SUPERVISION W/IN 72 HRS. FROM
RECEIPT OF THE ORDER (PROBATION ORDER)
B. TO REPORT TO THE PROBATION OFFICER AT LEAST ONCE A MONTH DURING THE PERIOD OF PROBATION
C. NOT TO COMMIT ANOTHER OFFENSE DURING THE PROBATION PERIOD
D. MEET HIS FAMILY RESPONSIBILITIES
37. WHAT SHOULD THE COURT DO WHERE THE ACCUSED VIOLATED THE TERMS & CONDITIONS OF HIS
PROBATION?
A. COURT RELASES PROBATIONER TO THE COMMUNITY
B. REVOKE & LET THE PROBATIONER SERVED HIS SENTENCE
C. COURT ORDER THE PROBATIONER TO APPLY FOR PAROLE
D. COURT SHOULD ALLOW THE PROBATIONER TO CONTINUE HIS PROBATION
38. A FRENCH WORD MEANING “WORD OF HONOR”
A. PARDON
B. PROBATION
C. PAROLE
D. AMNESTY
39. AFTER THE NOTICE OF PUBLICATION GRANTING PAROLE, THE COMPLAINANT IS GIVEN HOW MANY DAYS
W/IN WHICH TO FILE COMMENT?
A. 5 DAYS
B. 15 DAYS
C. 20 DAYS
D. 30 DAYS
40. WHAT DOCUMENT IS ISSUED TO A PAROLEE WHEN THE MAXIMUM PERIOD OF HIS PRISON TERM HAS
EXPIRED?
A. CERTIFICATE OF FINAL RELEASE
B. CERTIFICATE OF FINAL DISCHARGE
C. CERTIFICATE OF FINAL RELEASE & DISCHARGE
D. CERTIFICATE OF PRISON TERM COMPLETION
41. UNDER ARTICLE VII, SECTION 10 PARAGRAPH (B) OF THE PHILIPPINES CONSTITUTION, PARDONING
POWER IS VESTED WITH THE
A. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
B. JUDICIARY
C. CHIEF EXECUTIVE
D. LEGISLATIVE
42. AN ATTACHED AGENCY OF THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE WHICH PROVIDES A LESS COSTLY
ALTERNATIVE TO IMPRISONMENT OF OFFENDERS WHO ARE LIKELY TO RESPOND TO INDIVIDUALIZED
COMMUNITY BASED TREATMENT PROGRAMS.
A. BJMP
B. BUREAU OF CORRECTIONS
C. PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT
D. BOARD OF PARDONS AND PAROLE
43. IT IS THE ADMINISTRATIVE ARM OF THE PRESIDENT IN THE EXERCISE OF HIS CONSTITUTIONAL POWER
TO GRANT EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY
A. PAROLE & PROBATION ADMINISTRATION
B. SECRETARY OF JUSTICE
C. BUREAU OF CORRECTIONS
D. BOARD OF PARDONS & PAROLE
44. PARDON CANNOT BE EXTENDED TO ONE OF THE FOLLOWING INSTANCES
A. MURDER
B. RAPE
C. BRIGANDAGE
D. IMPEACHMENT
45. GENERALLY BAIL IS A MATTER OF _______
A. TIGHT
B. PRIVILEGE
C. PAROLE
D. PARDON
46. IT IS THE TEMPORARY SUSPENSION IN THE EXECUTION OF SENTENCE?
A. PARDON
B. APPEAL
C. COMMUTATION
D. REPRIEVE
47. THEY ASSIST PROBATION AND PAROLE OFFICERS IN THE SUPERVISION OF PROBATIONERS
a. VOLUNTEER PROBATION AIDE’S
b. VOLUNTEER PROBATION OFFICER
c. VOLUNTEER WORKER
d. VOLUNTEER COMMUNITY WORKER
48. PENDING THE SUBMISSION OF THE INVESTIGATION REPORT, THE DEFENDANT MAY BE ALLOWED ON
TEMPORARY LIBERTY THROUGH
a. RELEASE ON RECOGNIZANCE
b. BAIL
c. MANIFESTATION
d. CASHBOND
49. ETHAN WAS CONVICTED BY A COURT AND METED A SENTENCE OF 3 YEARS IMPRISONMENT. WHICH OF
THE FOLLOWING ETHAN MUST UNDERTAKE IN ORDER THAT HIS INTENTION FOR PROBATION IS
ENTERNTAINED?
a. THE APPLICATION BE FILED WITH THE TRIAL COURT
b. APPLY AN APPEAL TO MODIFY THE DECISION OF FINAL JUDGMENT
c. APPLY FOR PROBATION WITH THE PERIOD OF PERFECTING AN APPEAL
d. PETITION CONGRESS FOR AMNESTY
50. SINCE PROBATION IS A MATTER OF PRIVILEGE, ALL CONVICTED PERSON WHOSE SENTENCE IS NOT MORE
THAN SIX YEARS IS QUALIFIED TO AVAIL THE PROBATION
a. YES, UNLESS THEIR SENTENCE IS NOT MORE THAN SIX YEARS
b. NO, BECAUSE ONLY CONVICTED PERSON CAN APPLY THIS
c. YES, PROVIDED THAT HE IS CAPABLE TO PAY HIS LIABILITY
d. YES, NOT UNLESS IF THEY ARE NOT QUALIFIED
 THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY &
MODALITY PROGRAM (CRIM 417)
CLE REVIEW QUESTION AS OF DECEMBER 2022
1. A SELF-HELP SOCIAL LEARNING TREATMENT MODEL USED IN THE REHABILITATION OF DRUG
OFFENDERS & OTHER CLIENTS WITH BEHAVIORAL PROBLEMS. THIS TREATMENT MODEL
ADHERES TO THE PRECEPTS OF “RIGHT LIVING”.
A. PROBATION
B. PAROLE
C. THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY
D. RESTORATIVE JUSTICE
2. THE CLIENT IS FOCUSED ON THE INTEGRATION INTO SOCIETY.
A. ENTRY/ORIENTATION PHASE
B. PRIMARY TREATMENT
C. PRE ENTRY PHASE
D. RE-ENTRY
E. AFTER CARE
3. TCMP IS UNDER THIS BJMP CORE PROGRAM-
A. E-DALAW PROGRAM
B. HELP DESK
C. BEHAVIORAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
D. PARALEGAL PROGRAM
4. THE PROGRAM IS CONCEPTUALIZED SPECIFICALLY TO CATER TO PDL WHOSE FAMILY MEMBERS
CANNOT GO TO THE JAIL FOR ACTUAL VISIT BECAUSE OF THE LONG DISTANCE TO THE JAIL FROM THE
RESIDENCE OR WORKPLACE OF THE FAMILY MEMBERS.
A. E-DALAW PROGRAM
B. HELP DESK
C. BEHAVIORAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
D. PARALEGAL PROGRAM
5. COUNSELING IS AN ACTIVITY UNDER-
A. BEHAVIORAL MANAGEMENT
B. EMOTIONAL/PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECT
C. INTELLECTUAL/SPIRITUAL ASPECT
D. VOCATIONAL & SURVIVAL ASPECT
6. THE RESIDENT IS NOW PREPARING FOR HIS LIFE OUTSIDE OF JAIL & FOCUSED ON MAKING HIMSELF A
PRODUCTIVE CITIZEN.
A. ENTRY/ORIENTATION PHASE
B. PRIMARY TREATMENT
C. PRE-ENTRY PHASE
D. RE-ENTRY
E. AFTER CARE
7. A TC HIERARCHY THAT SERVES AS LIAISON BETWEEN RESDIENT & STAFF.

A. COORDINATOR
B. CHIEF EXPEDITOR
C. DEPARTMENT HEAD
D. DEPARTMENT CREW
8. A BST DONE INVOLVING A PANEL OF THREE-
A. TALK TO
B. PULL UP
C. DEALT WITH
D. HAIR CUT
E. LEARNING EXPERIENCE/BANS
9. A TC HIERARCHY THAT COMMUNICATES WITH DEPARTMENT HEADS IN EXECUTION OF
JOB FUNCTIONS.
A. COORDINATOR
B. CHIEF COORDINATOR
C. DEPARTMENT HEAD
D. DEPARTMENT CREW
10. CONSOLIDATE & UPDATE THE EXISTING POLICIES & PROCEDURES IN HANDLING
PERSONS WHO USE DRUGS (PWUDS) WHO SURRENDERED TO THE AUTHORITIES.
A. DDB REGULATION NO. 4, SERIES OF 2016
B. DDB REGULATION NO. 7, SERIES OF 2019
C. DDB REGULATION NO. 6, SERIES OF 2021
D. DDB REGULATION NO. 11, SERIES OF 2021
11. IT WAS ISSUED ADOPTING THE KKDK AS ONE OF THE COMMUNITY-BASED DRUG
REHABILITATION PROGRAM MODELS.
A. A. DDB REGULATION NO. 4, SERIES OF 2016
B. DDB REGULATION NO. 7, SERIES OF 2019
C. DDB REGULATION NO. 6, SERIES OF 2021
D. DDB REGULATION NO. 11, SERIES OF 2021
12. IT HAS CONTROL OVER THE NATIONAL PENITENTIARY & ITS PENAL FARMS, HOUSES CONVICTED
OFFENDERS W/ PRISON SENTENCES RANGING FROM THREE (3) YEARS & ONE (1) DAY TO LIFE
IMPRISONMENT.
a. BJMP
b. PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT
c. BUCOR
d. DILG
13. IT IS A TREATMENT ENVIRONMENT THAT HELPS PEOPLE GET HELP WHILE HELPING
OTHERS.
a. THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY
b. PPA
c. BJMP
d. BUCOR
14. IT IS COMMONLY KNOWN AS “SAFETY VALVE” W/IN THE COMMUNITY WHICH IS HIGH PRESSURED &
STRUCTURED.
a. STATIC GROUP
b. PEER CONFRONTATION GROUP
c. SECRETS
d. ENCOUNTER GROUPS
e. EXTENDED GROUP
15. GROUP ACTIVITY WHERE PARTICIPANTS ARE GIVEN THE OPPORTUNITY TO UNLOAD EMOTIONAL
BAGGAGE & THUS EXPERIENCE FREEDOM FROM INTERNAL PSYCHOLOGICAL CONFLICT.
a. A. STATIC GROUP
b. PEER CONFRONTATION GROUP
c. SECRETS
d. ENCOUNTER GROUPS
e. EXTENDED GROUP
16. THE FOLLOWING TC ADHERES TO PRECEPTS OF RIGHT LIVING, EXCEPT:
a. TRUTH/HONESTY
b. HERE & NOW PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR DESTINY
c. RESPECT/DISCIPLINE
d. MORAL CODE
e. INNER PERSON IS “GOOD” BUT BEHAVIOUR CAN BE “BAD”
17. THE GROUP OF PEERS & STAFF THAT MAKES UP THE COMMUNITY ITSELF SERVES AS
THE PRIMARY ___________.
a. THERAPIST
b. MENTOR
c. RESIDENT
d. CITIZEN
18. IT IS ALSO CALLED GENUINENESS DEFINE AS BEING HONEST & AUTHENTIC IN DEALING WITH THE
CLIENT. IT IS SHOWING REAL CONCERN RATHER THAN FOCUSING ON TECHNIQUES DURING SESSIONS.
a. EMPATHY
b. WARMTH
c. RESPECT
d. CONGRUENCE
e. CONFIDENTIALITY
19. THE ABILITY TO PERCEIVE THE CLIENT’S FEELINGS & TO DEMONSTRATE ACCURATE PERCEPTION OF
THE CLIENT. IT IS MERELY “PUTTING ONESELF IN THE CLIENT’S SHOES”.
a. A. EMPATHY
b. WARMTH
c. RESPECT
d. CONGRUENCE
e. CONFIDENTIALITY
20. ALSO CALLED “UNCONDITIONAL POSITIVE REGARD”. IT INVOLVES ACCEPTING & CARING ABOUT THE CLIENT AS
A PERSON, REGARDLESS OF ANY EVALUATION OR PREJUDICES ON THE CLIENT’S BEHAVIOUR OR THOUGHTS.
a. A. EMPATHY
b. WARMTH
c. RESPECT
d. CONGRUENCE
e. CONFIDENTIALITY
21. IN ORDER TO ASSIMILATE TO HER NEW ENVIRONMENT, MARY JANE ADAPTS & FAMILIARIZING THE FUNDAMENTAL
CONCEPT OF TC CULTURE TO THE PROGRAM’S NORMS, PHILOSOPHY, & THEIR VALUES. WHAT PHASE OF TREATMENT
DESCRIBES IN THIS SITUATION?
a. ENTRY/ORIENTATION PHASE
b. PRIMARY TREATMENT
c. PRE-ENTRY PHASE
d. RE-ENTRY
e. AFTER CARE
22. JONATHAN WAS RELEASED FROM JAIL & SENT TO LGU UNITS FOR HIS FOLLOW-UP SESSION TO MAINTAIN
HIS SKILLS & POSITIVE BEHAVIOUR. WHAT PHASE OF TREATMENT DESCRIBES IN THIS SITUATION?
a. A. ENTRY/ORIENTATION PHASE
b. PRIMARY TREATMENT
c. PRE-ENTRY PHASE
d. RE-ENTRY
e. AFTER CARE
23. ANDREW ASSIGNED IN A GROUP OF PEERS & LEADERS BY SUPPORTING HIS JOURNEY THAT WILL HELP
IN THE PROCESS OF LEARNING. WHAT PHASE OF TREATMENT DESCRIBES IN THIS SITUATION?
a. A. ENTRY/ORIENTATION PHASE
b. PRIMARY TREATMENT
c. PRE-ENTRY PHASE
d. RE-ENTRY
e. AFTER CARE
24. DAILY RITUAL THAT STARTS THE DAY IN A TC FACILITY. IT IS ATTENDED BY THE WHOLE
COMMUNITY & LASTS FOR AN HOUR.
a. MORNING MEETING
b. GENERAL MEETING
c. PRE-MORNING MEETING
d. STAFF MEETING
25. HOW LONG WAS THE DURATION OF THE PRE-MORNING MEETING?
a. FIFTEEN MINUTES DAILY
b. ONE HOUR DAILY
c. THIRTY MINUTES DAILY
d. TWO HOURS DAILY
26. HOW LONG WAS THE DURATION OF THE MORNING MEETING?
a. A. FIFTEEN MINUTES DAILY
b. ONE HOUR DAILY
c. THIRTY MINUTES DAILY
d. TWO HOURS DAILY
27. A MEETING LED BY A SENIOR MEMBER OF THE STAFF, USUALLY THE DIRECTOR OF THE FACILITY.
THE EXTENT OF THE PROBLEM IS ASSESSED TO DETERMINE WHO AMONG THE COMMUNITY
MEMBERS ARE INVOLVED IN THE INCIDENT.
A. MORNING MEETING
B. GENERAL MEETING
C. PRE-MORNING MEETING
D. STAFF MEETING
28. THE FOLLOWING ARE SOME OF THE PARTS OF THE MORNING MEETING UNDER
COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENT, EXCEPT:
a. OPENING PRAYER
b. SINGING OF THE PHILIPPINE NATIONAL ANTHEM
c. GREETINGS
d. TC PHILOSOPHY
29. THE FOLLOWING ARE SOME OF THE PARTS OF THE MORNING MEETING UNDER UP-
RITUAL, EXCEPT:
a. NEWS CASTING
b. ENTERTAINMENT
c. COMMUNITY SINGING
d. OPENING PRAYER
30. THE TC PROGRAM REPRESENTS AN EFFECTIVE, HIGHLY STRUCTURED ENVIRONMENT
WITH DEFINED BOUNDARIES, BOTH _______ AND ________.
a. SOCIAL & EMOTIONAL
b. MORAL & ETHICAL
c. PHYSICAL & ENVIRONMENTAL
d. SPIRITUAL & MENTAL
31. AS A PART OF MORNING MEETING, PARTICIPANTS & FACILITATORS RECITES THE
_________.
a. TC PHILOSOPHY
b. TC PROGRAM
c. TCMP LAWS
d. TCMP TOOLS
32. WHAT SENSE DO TC FAMILY MEMBERS DEVELOP TO GO ON WITH THEIR DAILY
ACTIVITIES & CONCERN FOR EACH OTHER’S WELFARE?
a. STRONG SENSE OF RESPONSIBILITY
b. STRONG SENSE OF PROGRESS
c. SENSE OF INTEGRATION
d. SENSE OF BEHAVIOR
33. THIS AGENCY IS IN LINE WITH ITS COMMITMENT TO ESTABLISH A DRUG-FREE PRISON
& USE THE TC METHOD TO HELP THOSE DRUG DEPENDENTS.
a. BJMP
b. PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT
c. BUCOR
d. DOJ
34. THE FOLLOWING ARE THE VOCATIONAL SKILLS IN TCMP DEPARTMENT, EXCEPT:
a. OFFICE DEPARTMENT
b. EXPEDITING TEAM
c. KITCHEN DEPARTMENT
d. FIELD TEAM
35. THE FOLLOWING ARE THE TCMP DEPARTMENTS, EXCEPT:
a. DIRECTOR
b. ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
c. COUNSELLOR
d. PUBLIC OFFICER
36. ALFRED WORKS AS A COUNSELLOR AT THE JAIL, AND HE CARES FOR EACH CLIENT W/OUT HESITATION &
WITH COMPASSION. WHICH OF THE FF. PSYCHOLOGICAL SKILLS FOR COUNSELLING WAS DEMONSTRATED?
a. EMPATHY
b. WARMTH
c. RESPECT
d. CONGRUENCE
e. CONFIDENTIALITY
37. CONSIDERING THAT WE ARE ALL UNIQUE INDIVIDUALS, HANNAH THINKS IT’S VITAL TO KEEP ONESELF IN THE
CLIENT’S POSITION SO THAT THE CLIENT CAN COMPREHEND & EMBRACE HIS OR HER SENTIMENTS. WHICH OF THE
FOLLOWING PSYCHOLOGICAL SKILLS FOR COUNSELLING WAS DEMONSTRATED?
a. EMPATHY
b. WARMTH
c. RESPECT
d. CONGRUENCE
e. CONFIDENTIALITY
38. WITH UTMOST SINCERITY, THE COUNSELLOR EAGERLY LISTENED TO THE CLIENTS’ WORRIES TO RESOLVE
THE ISSUE. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING PSYCHOLOGICAL SKILLS FOR COUNSELLING WAS DEMONSTRATED?
a. EMPATHY
b. WARMTH
c. RESPECT
d. CONGRUENCE
e. CONFIDENTIALITY
39. WHEN SPEAKING W/ THE COUNSELLOR, MAY JOY MAKES EYE CONTACT & THEN SMILE AFTER. WHICH
OF THE FOLLOWING PSYCHOLOGICAL SKILLS FOR COUNSELLING WAS DEMONSTRATED?
a. EMPATHY
b. WARMTH
c. RESPECT
d. CONGRUENCE
e. CONFIDENTIALITY
40. JOYRECA ACKNOWLEDGES HER EMOTIONS & BEING HONEST W/ HERSELF AS WELL AS ADMITTING MISTAKES FOR
HER OWN GOOD. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING PSYCHOLOGICAL SKILLS FOR COUNSELLING WAS DEMONSTRATED?
a. A. EMPATHY
b. WARMTH
c. RESPECT
d. CONGRUENCE
e. CONFIDENTIALITY
41. HAIRCUT IS AN ACTIVITY UNDER-
a. BEHAVIOURAL MANAGEMENT
b. EMOTIONAL/PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECT
c. INTELLECTUAL/SPIRITUAL ASPECT
d. VOCATIONAL & SURVIVAL ASPECT
42. DONE WHEN NEGATIVE BEHAVIOURS OR INFRACTIONS TO THE HOUSE RULES/NORMS IN SAME
OFFENSE ARE DONE FOR THE 2ND TIME OF SAME OFFENSE BY A RESIDENT.
a. TALK TO
b. PULL UP
c. DEALT WITH
d. HAIRCUT
e. LEARNING EXPERIENCE/BANS
43. AFTER NAVIGATING THE PHASES, ANGELO IS READY FOR THE OUTSIDE WORLD & TAKES WITH HIM THE LESSONS
HE LEARN WHEN HE WAS IMPRISONED THAT WILL ENABLE HIM TO BEGIN ANEW. IN WHAT PHASE OF TREATMENT THIS
BELONG?
a. ENTRY/ORIENTATION PHASE
b. PRIMARY TREATMENT
c. PRE-ENTRY PHASE
d. RE-ENTRY
e. AFTER CARE
44. NIKKI BEGINS MAKING PREPARATIONS FOR HER CAREER, RE-ESTABLISHING CONNECTIONS WITH LOVED
ONES, & SETTING UP ATTAINABLE & REALISTIC LIFE GOALS. IN WHAT PHASE OF TREATMENT THIS BELONG?
a. ENTRY/ORIENTATION PHASE
b. PRIMARY TREATMENT
c. PRE-ENTRY PHASE
d. RE-ENTRY
e. AFTER CARE
45. ZANDRO WAS INADEQUATE TO HANDLE CHALLENGING LIFE CIRCUMSTANCES, BUT THANKS TO TC PROGRAM, SHE
HAD LEARNED TO MANAGE & DEAL DIFFICULT SITUATIONS & ABLE TO UNDERSTAND THE SIGNIFICANCE OF SHAPING
HER BEHAVIOUR. IN WHAT PHASE OF TREATMENT THIS BELONG?
a. A. ENTRY/ORIENTATION PHASE
b. PRIMARY TREATMENT
c. PRE-ENTRY PHASE
d. RE-ENTRY
e. AFTER CARE