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FIN A L C O A C H I N G
KAROLINA ERIKA A. BUTED,

RCRIM, TOP 5, DEC 2021 CLE
F U N D A M E N TA L S O F C R I M I N A L I N V E S T I G AT I O N
1. The following are cardinal points of investigations, except?

a. What is the crime committed?
b. Who commits the crime?
c. What is the marital status of offender?
d. Where is the crime committed?
1. The following are cardinal points of investigations, except?

a. What is the crime committed?
b. Who commits the crime?
c. What is the marital status of offender?
d. Where is the crime committed?
2. What specific offence has been committed? Who committed it? When it
was committed? Where it was committed? Why it was committed? And how
it was committed? These are called_______ of criminal investigation.
a.Cardinal Points
b.Three I’s
c.Golden Rule
d.Bridges burn
2. What specific offence has been committed? Who committed it? When it
was committed? Where it was committed? Why it was committed? And how
it was committed? These are called_______ of criminal investigation.
a.Cardinal Points
b.Three I’s
c.Golden Rule
d.Bridges burn
3. In searching for physical evidence at the crime scene, the following types
of search could be used depending upon locale, number of personnel
available, type of object sought and speed desired, except:
a.Strip and double strip search

b.Zone search
c.Rectangular and circular search
d.Spiral and wheel search
3. In searching for physical evidence at the crime scene, the following types
of search could be used depending upon locale, number of personnel
available, type of object sought and speed desired, except:
a.Strip and double strip search

b.Zone search
c.Rectangular and circular search
d.Spiral and wheel search
4. Criminals are identified through, except:
a.By confession or admission by the criminal

b.By corpus delicti
c.By circumstantial evidence
d.By eyewitness
4. Criminals are identified through, except:
a.By confession or admission by the criminal

b.By corpus delicti
c.By circumstantial evidence
d.By eyewitness
5. The methodology involving the systematic searching, handling,

distribution and accountability of all evidence found at the crime scene,
including the documentation of every article of evidence from the point of
initial discovery at the scene, to its collection and transport to the point of
examination, its temporary storage and its final disposal is referred to us.
a.Corpus delicti
b.Body of the crime
c.Blotter
d.Chain of custody
5. The methodology involving the systematic searching, handling,

distribution and accountability of all evidence found at the crime scene,
including the documentation of every article of evidence from the point of
initial discovery at the scene, to its collection and transport to the point of
examination, its temporary storage and its final disposal is referred to us.
a.Corpus delicti
b.Body of the crime
c.Blotter
d.Chain of custody
6. What kind of evidence links the suspect to the crime scene? It puts him
in the crime scene which discredits his alibis and defenses which purports him
not to be at the crime scene when the crime transpired?
a.Associative
b.tracing
c.corpus delicti
d.none of these
6. What kind of evidence links the suspect to the crime scene? It puts him
in the crime scene which discredits his alibis and defenses which purports him
not to be at the crime scene when the crime transpired?
a.Associative
b.tracing
c.corpus delicti
d.none of these
7. It deals with the identity,location and arrestof a person who

commits a crime and simultaneously identifies, collect, preserve and
evaluate evidence for the purpose of bringing criminal offender to
justice. (June 2019 BoardExam Question)
a.Criminal Procedure
b.Criminal investigation
c.Crime investigation
d.Criminal inquest
7. It deals with the identity,location and arrestof a person who

commits a crime and simultaneously identifies, collect, preserve and
evaluate evidence for the purpose of bringing criminal offender to
justice. (June 2019 BoardExam Question)
a.Criminal Procedure
b.Criminal investigation
c.Crime investigation
d.Criminal inquest
8. Which phase of criminal Investigation that the investigator

apprised the person of his right under Republic Act 7438?
a. During the identification of criminaloffender

b. During the arrest, detention and interrogation of the offender
c. During the gathering of evidence to prove the guilt of
criminal offender
d. During police line-up
8. Which phase of criminal Investigation that the investigator

apprised the person of his right under Republic Act 7438?
a. During the identification of criminaloffender

b. During the arrest, detention and interrogation of the offender
c. During the gathering of evidence to prove the guilt of
criminal offender
d. During police line-up
9. Through this tool of criminalinvestigation tangible things may

be used to detect crimes, identifythe criminals, facilitate, and
assist the investigator in its task in achievingthe objectives of
criminal investigation. (Nov-Dec 2019 Board Exam Question)
a.Information
b.Criminalistics
c.Instrumentation
d.Interview
9. Through this tool of criminalinvestigation tangible things may

be used to detect crimes, identifythe criminals, facilitate, and
assist the investigator in its task in achievingthe objectives of
criminal investigation. (Nov-Dec 2019 Board Exam Question)
a.Information
b.Criminalistics
c.Instrumentation
d.Interview
10. Coerced and uncounseled statements are considered

involuntary or forced confession which are usually an:
a. Judicial
b. Extra judicial
c. Prosecutorial
d. Admission
10. Coerced and uncounseled statements are considered

involuntary or forced confession which are usually an:
a. Judicial
b. Extra judicial
c. Prosecutorial
d. Admission
11. After apprising him of his rights under Republic Act 7438,
Lauro Galit who was invited and interrogated for the crime of
murder executed an extra-judicial confession acknowledging his
guilt to the crime charged. What is the effect of such confession
to his case?
a. It can be used as evidence against him

b. He will be convictedfor the crime of murder
c. He waivedhis rights to prove his innocence
d. His case will prosper
11. After apprising him of his rights under Republic Act 7438,
Lauro Galit who was invited and interrogated for the crime of
murder executed an extra-judicial confession acknowledging his
guilt to the crime charged. What is the effect of such confession
to his case?
a. It can be used as evidence against him

b. He will be convictedfor the crime of murder
c. He waivedhis rights to prove his innocence
d. His case will prosper
12. An act or declaration made in the presence and within the

hearing or observation of a party who does or says nothing,
when the act or declaration naturally calls for actionif comment
is not true.
a. Admission by Silence
b. Res inter alios acta
c. Admission
d. Negative pregnant
12. An act or declaration made in the presence and within the

hearing or observation of a party who does or says nothing,
when the act or declaration naturally calls for actionif comment
is not true.
a. Admission by Silence
b. Res inter alios acta
c. Admission
d. Negative pregnant
13. Which of the following is not an element of corpus delicti?

(June 2019 Board Exam Question)
a. Proof of the occurrence of certain event

b. Person’s criminal responsibility for the acts
c. Additional evidence of a different character to
the same point
d. Proper chain of custody
13. Which of the following is not an element of corpus delicti?

(June 2019 Board Exam Question)
a. Proof of the occurrence of certain event

b. Person’s criminal responsibility for the acts
c. Additional evidence of a different character to
the same point
d. Proper chain of custody
14. Which of the following need not be present in order to prove

the guilt of the accusedby means of confession or admission?
a. Confession must be supported by

corroborative evidence
b. Corpus delictimust be established separately
c. Confession must be voluntarily and freely
given
d. Confession must be ratified by the judge or the
fiscal
14. Which of the following need not be present in order to prove

the guilt of the accusedby means of confession or admission?
a. Confession must be supported by

corroborative evidence
b. Corpus delictimust be established separately
c. Confession must be voluntarily and freely
given
d. Confession must be ratified by the judge or the
fiscal
15. Assume that you are an investigator who investigates a

murder case perpetrated by an unknown suspect. A person in
the name of Ruel, a call center agent, saw the crime and he is
willing to identify the suspect. Which of the following methods
will you not utilize to establish the identity of the suspect?
a. Verbal Description and Rogue’s Gallery

b. General Photographs and Cartographic Sketch
c. Police Line-up
d. Systematic interview that may lead to the identity of a
known criminals
15. Assume that you are an investigator who investigates a murder

case perpetrated by an unknown suspect. A person in the name of
Ruel, a call center agent, saw the crime and he is willing to
identify the suspect. Which of the following methods will you not
utilize to establish the identity of the suspect?
a. Verbal Description and Rogue’s Gallery

b. General Photographs and Cartographic Sketch
c. Police Line-up
d. Systematic interview that may lead to the identity of a
known criminals
16. Covert observation of a person, place, or things by human or technical means

to acquire information. (Nov-Dec 2019 Board)
a. Surveillance
b. Stationary surveillance
c. Undercover
d. Technical surveillance
16. Covert observation of a person, place, or things by human or technical means

to acquire information. (Nov-Dec 2019 Board)
a. Surveillance
b. Stationary surveillance
c. Undercover
d. Technical surveillance
17. The most unusual style of interrogation. (December 2018 Board Exam Question)
a. Jolting
b. Hypnotism
c. Mutt and Jeff
d. Bluff on a split pair
17. The most unusual style of interrogation. (December 2018 Board Exam Question)
a. Jolting
b. Hypnotism
c. Mutt and Jeff
d. Bluff on a split pair
18. Photographs to be taken at the scene of the crime, EXCEPT
a. Over-All and environment’s photograph

b. Photographs of articles of evidence and photographs of the deceased
c. Photographs of the scene of the crime operatives showing their identity
d. Special techniques photograph of the body after removal
18. Photographs to be taken at the scene of the crime, EXCEPT
a. Over-All and environment’s photograph

b. Photographs of articles of evidence and photographs of the deceased
c. Photographs of the scene of the crime operatives showing their identity
d. Special techniques photograph of the body after removal
19. It supplements photographs of the crime scene and considered to be the simplest and the
most effective way of showingactual measurements and of identifying significant of evidencein
their location at the scene.
a. Crime scene sketch

b. Rough sketch
c. Finished sketch
d. Direction sketch
19. It supplements photographs of the crime scene and considered to be the simplest and the
most effective way of showingactual measurements and of identifying significant of evidencein
their location at the scene.
a. Crime scene sketch

b. Rough sketch
c. Finished sketch
d. Direction sketch
20. Which of the following must be done to maintain the legal integrity of evidence?
a. Evidence must be properly documented

b. Maintain its chain of custody
c. Identify, tag and seal the evidence
d. Photographed and packagedthe evidence
20. Which of the following must be done to maintain the legal integrity of evidence?
a. Evidence must be properly documented

b. Maintain its chain of custody
c. Identify, tag and seal the evidence
d. Photographed and packagedthe evidence
21. Which of the following must be done to maintain the physical integrity of evidence?
a. Evidence must be photographed and packaged

b. Evidence must be properly documented
c. Maintain its chain of custody
d. Identify, tag and seal the evidence
21. Which of the following must be done to maintain the physical integrity of evidence?
a. Evidence must be photographed and packaged

b. Evidence must be properly documented
c. Maintain its chain of custody
d. Identify, tag and seal the evidence
22. In questioning a witness, an ideal type of written statement is ____.
a. Narrative type because it is easierand will be short

b. Question and answer because it provides details of acts
c. Combination of the two
d. Your convenient type
22. In questioning a witness, an ideal type of written statement is ____.
a. Narrative type because it is easierand will be short

b. Question and answer because it provides details of acts
c. Combination of the two
d. Your convenient type
23. An accusation in writing charging a person with an offense subscribed by the prosecutor and
filed to court. (June 2019 Board Exam Question)
a. Complaint
b. Deposition
c. Information
d. Blotter
23. An accusation in writing charging a person with an offense subscribed by the prosecutor and filed to
court. (June 2019 Board Exam Question)
a. Complaint
b. Deposition
c. Information
d. Blotter
• A complaint is a sworn written statement charging a person with an offense, subscribed by the
offended party, any peace officer, or other public officer charged with the enforcement of the law
violated.
• A deposition is a witness's sworn out-of-court testimony. It is used to gather information as part of
the discovery process and, in limited circumstances, may be used at trial.
• A blotter is a record of daily events occurring within the territories/jurisdiction of a given police
unit or office. It contains material details concerning the event for legal and statistical purposes.
(NAPOLCOM Reso No. 2009-707)
GENERAL USE
Color: Blue
Size: 40 cm - length
30 cm- width
Pages: 500 pages
WCPC
Color: Pink
Size: 40 cm - length
30 cm- width
Pages: 250 pages
24. What are the Golden Rules in homicide investigation?
a. Never touch, alter and change the position of anything until identified, measured and
photographed
b. If article has been move it can never be restored again to its original position
c. A and B are true
d. All of the above
24. What are the Golden Rules in homicide investigation?
a. Never touch, alter and change the position of anything until identified, measured and
photographed
b. If article has been move it can never be restored again to its original position
c. A and B are true
d. All of the above
25. It works to exclude any evidence against an individual which was seized in violation of the
person’s constitutional rights.(June 2018 Board Exam Question.)
a.Hammurabi Law
b.Laurel’s Law
c.Miranda Rule
d.Exclusionary Law
25. It works to exclude any evidence against an individual which was seized in violation of the
person’s constitutional rights.(June 2018 Board Exam Question.)
a.Hammurabi Law
b.Laurel’s Law
c.Miranda Rule
d. Exclusionary Law (Mapp v. Ohio)
26. Statement no. 1-Tagging of physical evidence aside from the marking should be made
immediately after receipt by the evidence custodian; Statement no. 2- Marking or labeling of
physical evidence should be made at the crime scene upon collection.
a.Statement No. 1 is correct

b.Statement No. 2 is incorrect
c.Statement No.1 and 2 are both correct
d.Statement No.1 and 2 are both incorrect
26. Statement no. 1-Tagging of physical evidence aside from the marking should be made
immediately after receipt by the evidence custodian; Statement no. 2- Marking or labeling of
physical evidence should be made at the crime scene upon collection.
a.Statement No. 1 is correct

b.Statement No. 2 is incorrect
c.Statement No.1 and 2 are both correct
d.Statement No.1 and 2 are both incorrect
27. Under Republic Act 7438, when does the police’ custody of suspect to a crime commence,
hence the latter is entitled to be informed of his rights under the Miranda doctrine which cannot
be waived?
a. At the time of custodial investigation

b. During the actual questioning
c. During the announcement that he is under arrest
d. At the moment that he is invited for questioning
27. Under Republic Act 7438, when does the police’ custody of suspect to a crime commence,
hence the latter is entitled to be informed of his rights under the Miranda doctrine which cannot
be waived?
a. At the time of custodial investigation

b. During the actual questioning
c. During the announcement that he is under arrest
d. At the moment that he is invited for questioning
28. “Eavesdropping the crime scene” means ______.
a. Extent the estimate of the scene

b. Search physical evidence at the scene
c. Playing the role of a curious spectator and mix with the crowd to listen to their conversation
d. None of the above
28. “Eavesdropping the crime scene” means ______.
a. Extent the estimate of the scene

b. Search physical evidence at the scene
c. Playing the role of a curious spectator and mix with the crowd to listen to their conversation
d. None of the above
29. Which of the following is NOT one of the examples of covert information: (June 2018
Board Exam Question)
a. Grapevine
b. Information
c. Informers
d. Public Records
29. Which of the following is NOT one of the examples of covert information: (June 2018
Board Exam Question)
a. Grapevine
b. Information
c. Informers
d. Public Records
30. The disinterment of the body to determine the cause of death is called _____________.
a. Autopsy
b. Medico Legal
c. Exhumation
d. All of these
30. The disinterment of the body to determine the cause of death is called _____________.
a. Autopsy
b. Medico Legal
c. Exhumation
d. All of these
31. Marking produced by screw driver used to forcibly open the cabinet is called __________.
(December 2018 Board Exam question)
a. Scratch marks
b. Scuff marks
c. Tool marks
d. Skid marks
31. Marking produced by screw driver used to forcibly open the cabinet is called __________.
(December 2018 Board Exam question)
a. Scratch marks
b. Scuff marks
c. Tool marks
d. Skid marks
32. Which of the following are the questions in incidents involving assaults that CANNOT be
answer by a medico legal?
A. How many are the victims?

B. What is the position of the victim when he was assaulted?
C. Was there evidence of defense mark or struggle?
D. From what direction was the force applied coming from
32. Which of the following are the questions in incidents involving assaults that CANNOT be
answer by a medico legal?
A. How many are the victims?

B. What is the position of the victim when he was assaulted?
C. Was there evidence of defense mark or struggle?
D. From what direction was the force applied coming from
33. The word investigation is taken from the Latin word “investigare” which means to
_______.
a. determine C. solve
b. prove D. trace
33. The word investigation is taken from the Latin word “investigare” which means to
_______.
a. determine C. solve
b. prove D. trace
34. Vigorous questioning of one who is reluctant to divulge information.

• Interview
• Interrogation
• Investigation
d. All of the foregoing
34. Vigorous questioning of one who is reluctant to divulge information.

• Interview
• Interrogation
• Investigation
d. All of the foregoing
35. Made by the investigator at the crime scene. No scale, proportion ignored and everything
is approximate.
• Sketch
• Draft
• Rough sketch
• Finished sketch
35. Made by the investigator at the crime scene. No scale, proportion ignored and everything
is approximate.
• Sketch
• Draft
• Rough sketch
• Finished sketch
36. The explanation of any symbols used to identify objects in a sketch.
• Compass direction
• Title
• Legend
• Scale
36. The explanation of any symbols used to identify objects in a sketch.
• Compass direction
• Title
• Legend
• Scale
37. Such articles and evidences which assists the investigator in locating the suspect.
• Physical evidence
• Material evidence
• Associative evidence
• Tracing evidence
37. Such articles and evidences which assists the investigator in locating the suspect.
• Physical evidence
• Material evidence
• Associative evidence
• Tracing evidence
38. It is a kind of view which best gives the nature of the crime.
a. General
b. medium
c. close up
d. extreme close-up
38. It is a kind of view which best gives the nature of the crime.
a. General
b. medium
c. close up
d. extreme close-up
39. This kind of sketch gives picture of the scene, the crime and its environs, including
neighboring building, roads, etc.
a. Sketch of locality
b. sketch of the ground
c. sketch of details
d. cross projection sketch
39. This kind of sketch gives picture of the scene, the crime and its environs, including
neighboring building, roads, etc.
a. Sketch of locality
b. sketch of the ground
c. sketch of details
d. cross projection sketch
• SKETCH OF DETAILS – the immediate scene

only.
• EXPLODED CROSS PROJECTION – gives the SKETCH OF
clear impression of the scene in cases where blood D E TA I L S
stains or bullet holes are found/ walls and ceilings

are pictured as if they are on the same plane as the
floor.
• SKETCH OF GROUND - CS WITH nearest SKETCH OF GROUND
physical surroundings.
EXPLODED CROSS PROJECTION

40. Information furnished by underworld characters such as prisoners and ex-convicts are
considered coming from ___________.
A. classified information C. grapevines source

B. cultivated source D. regular source
40. Information furnished by underworld characters such as prisoners and ex-convicts are
considered coming from ___________.
A. classified information C. grapevines source

B. cultivated source D. regular source
41. What is the most dangerous undercover assignment?
a. social
b. work
c. neighborhood
d. subversive organization
41. What is the most dangerous undercover assignment?
a. social
b. work
c. neighborhood
d. subversive organization
42. He popularized the Scientific Criminal Investigation by creating the fictional detective
SHERLOCK HOLMES and his friend Dr. WATSON.
a. Dr. Conan Doyle

b. Francis Galton
c. Eugene Vidocq
d. Jonathan Wild
42. He popularized the Scientific Criminal Investigation by creating the fictional detective
SHERLOCK HOLMES and his friend Dr. WATSON.
a. Dr. Conan Doyle

b. Francis Galton
c. Eugene Vidocq
d. Jonathan Wild
43. A method of criminal identification whereby the perceptions of witnesses are key and
criminals are identified by depiction.
• Verbal description
• General photographs
• Police line up
• Rouge gallery
43. A method of criminal identification whereby the perceptions of witnesses are key and
criminals are identified by depiction.
• Verbal description
• General photographs
• Police line up
• Rouge gallery
44. Type of shadowing where constant surveillance is necessary.
• Loose tail
• Rough shadowing
• Close tail
• None of the foregoing
44. Type of shadowing where constant surveillance is necessary.
• Loose tail
• Rough shadowing
• Close tail
• None of the foregoing
45. The general questioning of all persons at near or around the crime scene.
A . Interrogation
B . Interview
C . Field inquiry
D . Crime Scene interview
45. The general questioning of all persons at near or around the crime scene.
A . Interrogation
B . Interview
C . Field inquiry
D . Crime Scene interview
46. These are the most dangerous and difficult types of informants. Most effective among
informers because they could easily penetrate the ranks of criminals with less suspicion.
A. Double Crosser
B. Frightened Informants
C. Women
D. Mercenary
46. These are the most dangerous and difficult types of informants. Most effective among
informers because they could easily penetrate the ranks of criminals with less suspicion.
A. Double Crosser
B. Frightened Informants
C. Women
D. Mercenary
TYPES OF
INFORMANTS
• ANONYMOUS INFORMANT – do not wish to be identified.

• RIVAL ELIMINATION INFORMANT – to eliminate competition.
• FALSE INFORMANT – reveals information of no consequence or value.
• FRIGHTENED INFORMANT – motivated by anxiety.
• SELF-AGGRANDIZING – hangs about the fringes of the criminals.
• MERCENARY INFORMANT – gives information for a price.
• DOUBLE CROSSER INFORMANT – to get more information from the police.
• WOMAN INFORMANT – female associate of the criminals. MOST DANGEROUS.
• LEGITIMATE INFORMANT – operators of legitimate business establishments.
47.Those agents who have reached the enemy camp, gathered information, and are able to get
back without being caught and come back alive are called ___________?
A. Double agents
B. Agent in place
C. Agent of influence
D. Penetration agents
47.Those agents who have reached the enemy camp, gathered information, and are able to get
back without being caught and come back alive are called ___________?
A. Double agents
B. Agent in place
C. Agent of influence
D. Penetration agents
• Agent of influence - agent who uses authority to gain information.

• Agent in place - agent who has been recruited within a highly sensitive target.
• Expandable agent - Agent who leaks false information to the enemy.
• Double agent - An enemy agent, who has been taken into custody, turned around and sent
back where he came from as an agent of his captors.
48. A biographical data through fictional, which will portray the personality of the agent he
assumed?
A.Cover support
B. Covert investigation
C. Cover story
D. Cover
48. A biographical data through fictional, which will portray the personality of the agent he
assumed?
A.Cover support
B. Covert investigation
C. Cover story
D. Cover
49. It is a convenient, secure and unsuspecting place where a police, undercover man, informer
or informant by a pre-arrangement leaves a note, a small package, and envelope to item for the
action agent, supervisor or another agent.
A. Lost
B.Rabbit
C.Drop
D. Convoy
49. It is a convenient, secure and unsuspecting place where a police, undercover man, informer
or informant by a pre-arrangement leaves a note, a small package, and envelope to item for the
action agent, supervisor or another agent.
A. Lost
B.Rabbit
C.Drop
D. Convoy
50. The investigator should employ friendly approach and should spend time in explaining that
the information obtained will be treated as a confidential matter.
a. Boasting Egoistic, or Egocentric Witness
b. Timid type
c. Suspicious Type
d. Deceitful Witness
50. The investigator should employ friendly approach and should spend time in explaining that
the information obtained will be treated as a confidential matter.
a. Boasting Egoistic, or Egocentric Witness
b. Timid type
c. Suspicious Type
d. Deceitful Witness
DIFFERENT TYPE OF
SUBJECTS
• Know Nothing type- these are persons who are reluctant to become witness and particularly true among uneducated people.
• Disinterested type- uncooperative, indifferent persons. They should be flattered to develop pride in their ability to supply
information.
• Drunken type- flattery will encourage the drunk to answer questions said develop interest.
• Suspicious type- fear must be removed and the investigator should apply psychological pressure.
• Talkative type- investigator must find ways and means to shift his talkativeness to those matters useful in the investigation.
• Honest type- Honesty and cooperative persons will be an ideal witnesses with little care and guidance.
• Deceitful type- these persons should be permitted to until he is enmeshed with falsehood and inaccuracies.
• Timid type- investigator employs friendly approach and explains on formation given will be treated as confidential
• Boasting, Egoistic, or Egocentric type- patience and flattery are necessary for they will be good witnesses because of their drive
for self- expression.
• Refusal to talk type- most difficult, but investigator must persevere neutral topics must first be taken.
DIFFERENT TYPE OF
SUBJECTS
• Know Nothing type- these are persons who are reluctant to become witness and particularly true among uneducated people.
• Disinterested type- uncooperative, indifferent persons. They should be flattered to develop pride in their ability to supply
information.
• Drunken type- flattery will encourage the drunk to answer questions said develop interest.
• Suspicious type- fear must be removed and the investigator should apply psychological pressure.
• Talkative type- investigator must find ways and means to shift his talkativeness to those matters useful in the investigation.
• Honest type- Honesty and cooperative persons will be an ideal witnesses with little care and guidance.
• Deceitful type- these persons should be permitted to until he is enmeshed with falsehood and inaccuracies.
• Timid type- investigator employs friendly approach and explains on formation given will be treated as confidential
• Boasting, Egoistic, or Egocentric type- patience and flattery are necessary for they will be good witnesses because of their drive
for self- expression.
• Refusal to talk type- most difficult, but investigator must persevere neutral topics must first be taken.
51. It is a procedure wherein only one person is shown to the witness usually at the scene of the
crime and made immediately after the arrest of the suspect.
a. physical lineup
b. physical show up
c. line up
d. show up
51. It is a procedure wherein only one person is shown to the witness usually at the scene of the
crime and made immediately after the arrest of the suspect.
a. physical lineup
b. physical show up
c. line up
d. show up
52. A crime scene staged to mislead, cover-up, or conceal what really happened.
a. Secondary Crime Scene

b. Primary Crime Scene
c. Pseudo Crime Scene
d. Tertiary Crime Scene



• SECONDARY CRIME SCENE - any place associated with but other than
the primary crime scene.
• PRIMARY CRIME SCENE - where original or first criminal act occured.

53. A moving force which impels a person to act.
a) Modus operandi
b) Motive
c) Intent
d) Opportunity
53. A moving force which impels a person to act.
a) Modus operandi
b) Motive
c) Intent
d) Opportunity
54. Which of the following best describes corpus delicti.

a. the body of the victim in case of homicide or murder.
b. essential parts of the body of the crime or the body of the crime
itself.
c. the recovered stolen properties in case of theft or robbery.
d. any recovered weapon, either firearm or bladed weapon.
54. Which of the following best describes corpus delicti.

a. the body of the victim in case of homicide or murder.
b. essential parts of the body of the crime or the body of the crime
itself.
c. the recovered stolen properties in case of theft or robbery.
d. any recovered weapon, either firearm or bladed weapon.
55. These are places of amusements, such as bars, nightclubs, and other places of entertainment
where his subject frequents.
a. Social Assignment
b. Residential Assignment
c. Work Assignment
d. All of these
55. These are places of amusements, such as bars, nightclubs, and other places of entertainment
where his subject frequents.
a. Social Assignment
b. Residential Assignment
c. Work Assignment
d. All of these
57. It is an acknowledgement of a fact or circumstance without accepting guilt.

a. Confession
b. Admission
c. Investigation
d. Information
57. It is an acknowledgement of a fact or circumstance without accepting guilt.

a. Confession
b. Admission
c. Investigation
d. Information
58. The person charged with the duty of carrying out the objectives of investigation is called
__________.
A. criminal investigator C. team leader

B. first responder D. desk officer
58. The person charged with the duty of carrying out the objectives of investigation is called
__________.
A. criminal investigator C. team leader

B. first responder D. desk officer
59. The law that defines certain rights of persons arrested, detained, and under custodial
investigation, as well as the duties of arresting, detaining, and investigating officers is known as
________.
A. RA 7532 C. RA 7348
B. RA 7438 D. RA 7352
59. The law that defines certain rights of persons arrested, detained, and under custodial
investigation, as well as the duties of arresting, detaining, and investigating officers is known as
________.
A. RA 7532 C. RA 7348
B. RA 7438 D. RA 7352
60. In case there is no other available means of establishing the age of the offender, what should
be done if he claims that he is still a minor?
A. Do not listen to his claim because probably he is already of majority age.

B. Wait for the court to determine the age of the offender.
C. Resolve the issue in favor of the declarant.
D. Ask the social worker to determine the age of the offender.
60. In case there is no other available means of establishing the age of the offender, what should
be done if he claims that he is still a minor?
A. Do not listen to his claim because probably he is already of majority age.

B. Wait for the court to determine the age of the offender.
C. Resolve the issue in favor of the declarant. (Pro reo doctrine)
D. Ask the social worker to determine the age of the offender.
61. What kind of criminals are those not yet known to the witnesses by names and other
personal circumstances before the commission of the crime?
A.unknown criminals C.known criminals

B. unidentified criminals D. none of the above
61. What kind of criminals are those not yet known to the witnesses by names and other
personal circumstances before the commission of the crime?
A.unknown criminals C.known criminals

B. unidentified criminals D. none of the above
62. The first police officer who arrives at the crime scene before the investigator is called
_______________.
A.technical team c. desk officer

B. arresting officer d. first responder
62. The first police officer who arrives at the crime scene before the investigator is called
_______________.
A.technical team c. desk officer

B. arresting officer d. first responder
63. Time element is material in which felony under the Revised Penal Code?
A. Robbery C. Homicide
B. Infanticide D. Kidnapping
63. Time element is material in which felony under the Revised Penal Code?
A. Robbery C. Homicide
B. Infanticide D. Kidnapping
64. The ability of an investigator to last physically and mentally in enduring sleepless
nights and tiresome days in conducting investigation.
A. Perseverance
B. Optimism
C. adaptability
D. endurance
64. The ability of an investigator to last physically and mentally in enduring sleepless nights and
tiresome days in conducting investigation.
A. Perseverance
B. Optimism
C. adaptability
D. endurance
• PERSEVERANCE - continued effort to do or achieve something despite

difficulties, failure, or opposition
• OPTIMISM- hope and confidence in success and positive future.
65. Confession made by the suspect during custodial investigation is considered:
A. judicial confession
B. extra judicial confession
C. judicial determination of guilt
D. mitigating circumstance
65. Confession made by the suspect during custodial investigation is considered:
A. judicial confession
B. extra judicial confession
C. judicial determination of guilt
D. mitigating circumstance
66. What is the term being used by the police during investigation of crimes
referring to a person who commits a crime?
A. criminal
B. accused
C. respondent
D. suspect
66. What is the term being used by the police during investigation of crimes
referring to a person who commits a crime?
A. criminal
B. accused
C. respondent
D. suspect
67. Case investigated by the police is considered solved if _______.
A. Suspect is identified
B. Suspect is arrested and evidence against him are gathered
C. Suspect is charged with appropriated case
D. All of the above
67. Case investigated by the police is considered solved if _______.
A. Suspect is identified
B. Suspect is arrested and evidence against him are gathered
C. Suspect is charged with appropriated case
D. All of the above
68. The specific place or location where an unlawful act takes place is called
____________.
A. venue
B. crime scene
C. jurisdiction
D. area of responsibility
68. The specific place or location where an unlawful act takes place is called
____________.
A. venue
B. crime scene
C. jurisdiction
D. area of responsibility
69. The desk officer upon receipt of the crime incident shall have the following
duties, EXCEPT:
A. Record the date and time the report was made

B. Immediately respond to the crime scene
C. Made a synopsis of the incident
D. Inform the his superior officer or duty officer regarding the report
69. The desk officer upon receipt of the crime incident shall have the following
duties, EXCEPT:
A. Record the date and time the report was made

B. Immediately respond to the crime scene
C. Made a synopsis of the incident
D. Inform the his superior officer or duty officer regarding the report
70. What is the area located adjacent to the crime scene where the briefing is to
be conducted and also the place where the evidence custodian receives the
evidence collected during crime scene investigation?
A. crime scene C. fixed post

B. command post D. reception area
70. What is the area located adjacent to the crime scene where the briefing is to
be conducted and also the place where the evidence custodian receives the
evidence collected during crime scene investigation?
A. crime scene C. fixed post

B. command post D. reception area
71. What type of pictorial view is taken from a distance of

eight to ten feet _________.
A. general view
B. mid-range view
C. long range view
D. close-up view
71. What type of pictorial view is taken from a distance of

eight to ten feet _________.
A. general view
B. mid-range view
C. long range view
D. close-up view
72. In preliminary survey of the crime scene, the team leader

performs the following duties, EXCEPT:
A. Takes down note to document important factors

B. Makes a general assessment of the crime scene
C. Photograph the crime scene before walking through the crime
scene
D. Defines the extent of search area
72. In preliminary survey of the crime scene, the team leader

performs the following duties, EXCEPT:
A. Takes down note to document important factors

B. Makes a general assessment of the crime scene
C. Photograph the crime scene before walking through the crime
scene
D. Defines the extent of search area
73. PO1 Rizal Ali is the first officer to arrive at the scene of a shooting
incident. He saw the victim lying on the pavement sustaining multiple
gunshot wounds, but still moving. What is the proper course of action he
should take?
A. Cordon the area and wait for the SOCO Team to arrive.
B. Ask the desk officer to proceed to the crime scene and assist him with
the situation.
C. Call the investigator and inquire about his decision concerning the
victim.
D. Evacuate the victim and bring him to the nearest hospital
73. PO1 Rizal Ali is the first officer to arrive at the scene of a shooting
incident. He saw the victim lying on the pavement sustaining multiple
gunshot wounds, but still moving. What is the proper course of action he
should take?
A. Cordon the area and wait for the SOCO Team to arrive.
B. Ask the desk officer to proceed to the crime scene and assist him with
the situation.
C. Call the investigator and inquire about his decision concerning the
victim.
D. Evacuate the victim and bring him to the nearest hospital
74. What type of informant is one who gives information to the police to
learn more about the information the police have in possession?
A. double crosser informant

B. self-aggrandizing informant
C. false informant
D. Anonymous informant
74. What type of informant is one who gives information to the police to
learn more about the information the police have in possession?
A. double crosser informant

B. self-aggrandizing informant
C. false informant
D. Anonymous informant
75. During custodial investigation in the police station, Mr. X confessed

that he was the one who killed Mr. Y because the latter killed his brother a
week ago. He voluntarily signed a statement containing his confession, but
he refused the assistance of a lawyer claiming that he is not capable of
paying the services of a private counsel. Is the confession admissible in
evidence?
A. Yes, because it was voluntary given by the suspect.

B. Yes, because the confession is in writing.
C. No, because it is not a confession but an admission.
D. No, because he made the confession without the assistance of a counsel.
75. During custodial investigation in the police station, Mr. X confessed

that he was the one who killed Mr. Y because the latter killed his brother a
week ago. He voluntarily signed a statement containing his confession, but
he refused the assistance of a lawyer claiming that he is not capable of
paying the services of a private counsel. Is the confession admissible in
evidence?
A. Yes, because it was voluntary given by the suspect.

B. Yes, because the confession is in writing.
C. No, because it is not a confession but an admission.
D. No, because he made the confession without the assistance of a counsel.
76. What interrogation technique may be applied to calm and nervous

subjects by constantly observing their behavior and then the investigator
chooses the right moment to shout a pertinent question?
A. emotional appeal
B. jolting
C. sympathetic appeal
D. extenuation

A. emotional appeal
B. jolting
D. extenuation

A. emotional appeal
B. jolting
D. extenuation
DIFFERENT TYPE OF
SUBJECTS
• EMOTIONAL APPEAL – The investigator should provide emotional stimuli that will prompt subject to unburden himself by
confiding.
• SYMPATHETIC APPEAL – The suspect may feel the need for sympathy or friendship when he is apparently in trouble. Gestures
of friendship may win his cooperation.
• KINDNESS – The simplest technique is to assume that the suspect will confess if he is treated in a kind and friendly manner.
• SHIFTING THE BLAME – The interrogator makes clear his belief that the subject is obviously not the sort of person who usually
gets mixed up in a time like this.
• MUTT AND JEFF
Mutt - the relentless investigator, who is not going to waste any time because he knows that the subject
is guilty.
Jeff - is obviously a kind-hearted man.
• BLUFF ON A SPLIT PAIR – This is applicable when there is more than one suspect. The suspects are separated an done is
informed that other has talked.
• Pretense of Physical Evidence – the investigator may pretend that certain physical evidence has found by laboratory experts
against him.
77. It is the result or accomplishment of the act which is needed to be

proved in order to obtain conviction.
A. motive
B. intent
C. opportunity
D. execution
77. It is the result or accomplishment of the act which is needed to be

proved in order to obtain conviction.
A. motive
B. intent
C. opportunity
D. execution
78. Latent fingerprints and shoe impression left by the suspect at the crime
scene are examples of _______.
A. circumstantial evidence
B. associative evidence
C. tracing evidence
D. real evidence
78. Latent fingerprints and shoe impression left by the suspect at the crime
scene are examples of _______.
C. tracing evidence
D. real evidence
79. When the informant gives information to the police about the illegal
activities of a rival gang, he is motivated by ___________________.
A. competition
B. revenge
C. jealousy
D. remuneration
79. When the informant gives information to the police about the illegal
activities of a rival gang, he is motivated by ___________________.
A. competition
B. revenge
C. jealousy
D. remuneration
80. While a policeman was patrolling, he heard a scream from a house.

He immediately ran towards the house and saw a man coming out the
house carrying a bloody knife. He arrested the man and subsequently
entered the house where he discovered a female victim lying on the floor
sustaining stab wound to the chest. This scenario is an example of
___________.
C. arrest in flagrante delicto D. direct
evidence
80. While a policeman was patrolling, he heard a scream from a house.

He immediately ran towards the house and saw a man coming out the
house carrying a bloody knife. He arrested the man and subsequently
entered the house where he discovered a female victim lying on the floor
sustaining stab wound to the chest. This scenario is an example of
___________.
C. arrest in flagrante delicto D. direct
evidence
81. Which of the following is NOT a purpose of investigation?
A. Identify, locate, and arrest a person who commits crime

B. Prosecute and convict the criminal
C. Identify, collect, preserve, and evaluate physical evidence
D. Bring the criminal offender to justice
81. Which of the following is NOT a purpose of investigation?
A. Identify, locate, and arrest a person who commits crime

B. Prosecute and convict the criminal
C. Identify, collect, preserve, and evaluate physical evidence
D. Bring the criminal offender to justice
82. One of the elements of sketch wherein the graphical representation

must indicate the _________ direction for proper orientation of the scene.
A. North C. West
B. East D. South
82. One of the elements of sketch wherein the graphical representation

must indicate the _________ direction for proper orientation of the scene.
A. North C. West
B. East D. South
83. These the possible sources of physical evidence, EXCEPT:
A. crime scene
B. court
C. victim
D. offender
83. These the possible sources of physical evidence, EXCEPT:
A. crime scene
B. court
C. victim
D. offender
84. Who conducts the final survey of the crime scene?
A. Chief Investigator
B. Chief of Police
C. Team Leader
D. Investigator-on-case
84. Who conducts the final survey of the crime scene?
A. Chief Investigator
B. Chief of Police
C. Team Leader
D. Investigator-on-case
85. When a person is caught in the act of committing an offense, he is said

to have been arrested ________________.
A. arbitrarily
B. during hot pursuit operation
C. in flagrante delicto
D. legally
85. When a person is caught in the act of committing an offense, he is said

to have been arrested ________________.
A. arbitrarily
B. during hot pursuit operation
C. in flagrante delicto
D. legally
86. Alibi is considered the weakest defense in criminal prosecution, which

means that the accused claims he was:
A. not the perpetrator

B. innocent
C. somewhere else when the incident took place
D. near the place of incident
86. Alibi is considered the weakest defense in criminal prosecution, which

means that the accused claims he was:
A. not the perpetrator

B. innocent
C. somewhere else when the incident took place
D. near the place of incident
87. Never touch, move, or alter any object at the crime scene unless it has
been photographed, measured, and sketched from any conceivable angle,”
this statement is the Golden Rule in _______________________.
A. Criminal Investigation
B. Forensic Investigation
C. Criminalistics
D. Crime Scene Investigation
87. Never touch, move, or alter any object at the crime scene unless it has
been photographed, measured, and sketched from any conceivable angle,”
this statement is the Golden Rule in _______________________.
A. Criminal Investigation
B. Forensic Investigation
C. Criminalistics
D. Crime Scene Investigation
88. What is the purpose of conducting final survey of the crime scene?
A. To determine whether or not the processing has been completed.

B. To turn over the scene to the Chief of Police.
C. To check all evidence gathered from the crime scene.
D. To determine whether there is a need to request for additional
personnel.
88. What is the purpose of conducting final survey of the crime scene?
A. To determine whether or not the processing has been completed.

B. To turn over the scene to the Chief of Police.
C. To check all evidence gathered from the crime scene.
D. To determine whether there is a need to request for additional
personnel.
89. America's most famous private investigator and founder of Criminal

Investigation.
A. Alec Nayhem
B. Allan Pinkerton
C. Thomas Byrnes
D. None of these
89. America's most famous private investigator and founder of Criminal

Investigation.
A. Alec Nayhem
B. Allan Pinkerton
C. Thomas Byrnes
D. None of these
90. Which of the following notion regarding criminal investigation is true?
i.Criminal investigation is an art.

ii.Crime probe is governed by intuition, felicity of inspiration, and chance of luck
iii.Criminal investigation is governed by rigid rules
iv.Criminal investigation involves application of various sciences, therefore it is a science.
a. I,ii,iii
b. I,ii,iv
c. I,iii,iv
d. I,ii,iii,iv
90. Which of the following notion regarding criminal investigation is true?
i.Criminal investigation is an art.

ii.Crime probe is governed by intuition, felicity of inspiration, and chance of luck
iii.Criminal investigation is governed by rigid rules
iv.Criminal investigation involves application of various sciences, therefore it is a science.
a. I,ii,iii
b. I,ii,iv
c. I,iii,iv
d. I,ii,iii,iv
91. What kind of search method wherein the crime scene is subdivided into
areas, buildings into rooms or floors then each of the officer are then assigned
accordingly?
a. Concentric search
b. Strip search
c. Sector search
d. Double strip search
91. What kind of search method wherein the crime scene is subdivided into
areas, buildings into rooms or floors then each of the officer are then assigned
accordingly?
a. Concentric search
b. Strip search
c. Sector search
d. Double strip search
92. A type of shadowing employed when a general impression of the

subject’s habits and associates is required.
A. loose tail
B. casing
C. pony tail
D. close tail

A. loose tail
B. casing
C. pony tail
D. close tail
93. .A kind of evidence that tends to prove additional evidence of a different

character to the same point.
A. Corroborative evidence
B. Circumstantial evidence
C. Direct evidence
D. Real evidence
93. .A kind of evidence that tends to prove additional evidence of a different

character to the same point.
C. Direct evidence
D. Real evidence
94. Ways and means are resorted for the purpose of trapping and
capturing the law breaker during the execution of a criminal act.
A. Instigation
B. Inducement
C. Buy bust operation
D. Entrapment
94. Ways and means are resorted for the purpose of trapping and
capturing the law breaker during the execution of a criminal act.
A. Instigation
B. Inducement
C. Buy bust operation
D. Entrapment
95. The use of an equipment or tool to listen and record discreetly

conversations of other people.
A. Bugging
B. Dubbing
C. Mimicking
D. Elicitation
95. The use of an equipment or tool to listen and record discreetly

conversations of other people.
A. Bugging
B. Dubbing
C. Mimicking
D. Elicitation
96. What interrogation techniques when the investigator indicates he does not
consider his subject’s indiscretion a grave offense.
A. Sympathetic Appeal
B. Extenuation
C. Mutt and Jeff
D. Emotional Appeal
96. What interrogation techniques when the investigator indicates he does not
consider his subject’s indiscretion a grave offense.
A. Sympathetic Appeal
B. Extenuation
C. Mutt and Jeff
D. Emotional Appeal
97. It refers to Police files of Photograph of known criminals, their Modus

Operandi, hiding places and names of associate criminals.
A. Physical Line-up C. Physical Show-up

B. Geographic Sketch D. Rogues Gallery
97. It refers to Police files of Photograph of known criminals, their Modus

Operandi, hiding places and names of associate criminals.
A. Physical Line-up C. Physical Show-up

B. Geographic Sketch D. Rogues Gallery
98. In the crime of theft, the corpus delicti is ____.
A. the property taken

B. the fact that the crime was committed
C. anything of value
D. Intent of the suspect
98. In the crime of theft, the corpus delicti is ____.
A. the property taken

B. the fact that the crime was committed
C. anything of value
D. Intent of the suspect
99. Crime scene photographs are admissible as evidence in court; it should be

taken from ____.
A. General View C. Close-up view

B. Mid-range D. General to Specific
99. Crime scene photographs are admissible as evidence in court; it should be

taken from ____.
A. General View C. Close-up view

B. Mid-range D. General to Specific
100. A bullet found at the crime scene to be used as a evidence should be

marked where ____.
A. At the ogive C. At the nose

B. At the base D. Any of the above
100. A bullet found at the crime scene to be used as a evidence should be

marked where ____.
A. At the ogive C. At the nose

B. At the base D. Any of the above
S P E C I A L C R I M E I N V E S T I G AT I O N
1. It's the stiffening of certain group of muscles occurring at the moment of

death, usually associated with violent death due to extreme nervous tension,
or even fatigue.
A. Rigor Mortis
B. Cadaveric spasm
C. Cold stiffening
D. heat stiffening
1. It's the stiffening of certain group of muscles occurring at the moment of death,
usually associated with violent death due to extreme nervous tension, or even
fatigue.
A. Rigor Mortis
B. Cadaveric spasm
C. Cold stiffening
D. heat stiffening
• Rigor Mortis
Refers to the stiffening of the
limbs of a corpse. This is caused
by the chemical change in the
muscles after death.
3- 6 hours after death
I N S TA N TA N E O U S
LIVIDITY
2. When the gunshot wound of the victim is located in the area of the body
that is relatively inaccessible to the victim, it is an indication of:
A. natural death
B. homicidal death
C. Accidental death
D. Suicide
2. When the gunshot wound of the victim is located in the area of the body
that is relatively inaccessible to the victim, it is an indication of:
A. natural death
B. homicidal death
C. Accidental death
D. Suicide
3.Rape is committed either by sexual intercourse or by sexual assault. Which

of the following is not a rape by sexual assault?
a. Inserting penis into another person's anal orifice

B. Inserting penis while the woman is sleeping
C. Inserting any instrument or object, into the genital or anal orifice of another
person
D. Inserting penis into another person's mouth
3.Rape is committed either by sexual intercourse or by sexual assault. Which

of the following is not a rape by sexual assault?
a. Inserting penis into another person's anal orifice

B. Inserting penis while the woman is sleeping
C. Inserting any instrument or object, into the genital or anal orifice of another
person
D. Inserting penis into another person's mouth
4. Which of the following drug trafficking organization which furnishes drugs

to the users?
a. Core organization
b. Secondary organization
c. Cartel
d. Local organization
4. Which of the following drug trafficking organization which furnishes drugs

to the users?
a. Core organization
b. Secondary organization
c. Cartel
d. Local organization
5. Which of the following is the most common means of the death by

asphyxia?
A. Strangulation
C. Pneumonia
B. Shock
D. Convulsion
5. Which of the following is the most common means of the death by asphyxia?
A. Strangulation
C. Pneumonia
B. Shock
D. Convulsion
• Hypovolemic shock – death due to loss of blood

• Septic shock – death due to infection
• Anaphylactic shock – death to severe allergic reaction
• Convulsion - an episode in which you experience rigidity and
uncontrolled muscle spasms along with altered consciousness.
6. Which of the following is not the function of criminal investigation?
a.Identify, locate and arrest the person who commits crime

b.Prosecute and convict the criminal
c.Identify, collect and preserve evidence
d.Bring the offender to justice
6. Which of the following is not the function of criminal investigation?
a.Identify, locate and arrest the person who commits crime

b.Prosecute and convict the criminal
c.Identify, collect and preserve evidence
d.Bring the offender to justice
7. Below are serious crimes which leave physical evidence, EXCEPT:
a.Homicide
b.Carnapping and arson
c.Sexual assault and robbery
d.Libel
7. Below are serious crimes which leave physical evidence, EXCEPT:
a.Homicide
b.Carnapping and arson
c.Sexual assault and robbery
d.Libel
8. There are two robbers who broke into a house and carried away some
valuables. After they left such house these two robbers decided to cut or
divide the loot already so that they can go of them. So while they are dividing
the loot the other robber noticed that the one doing the division is trying to
cheat him and so he immediately boxed him. Now this robber who was boxed
then pulled out his gun and fired at the other one killing the latter. What crime
is committed?
a.Robbery and Murder

b.Murder
c.Robbery w/ Homicide
d.Homicide
8. There are two robbers who broke into a house and carried away some
valuables. After they left such house these two robbers decided to cut or
divide the loot already so that they can go of them. So while they are dividing
the loot the other robber noticed that the one doing the division is trying to
cheat him and so he immediately boxed him. Now this robber who was boxed
then pulled out his gun and fired at the other one killing the latter. What crime
is committed?
a.Robbery and Murder

b.Murder
c.Robbery w/ Homicide
d.Homicide
9. A committed robbery but during the robbery he saw B a beautiful woman

which he raped it. But B. pardoned A, and they get married. What crime is
committed?
A. Robbery
B. Robbery w/ Rape
C. Robbery and Rape
D. NONE
9. A committed robbery but during the robbery he saw B a beautiful woman which he raped it. But
B. pardoned A, and they get married. What crime is committed?
A. Robbery
B. Robbery w/ Rape
C. Robbery and Rape
D. NONE
• Ra 8353 Article 266-C. Effect of Pardon. – The subsequent valid marriage between the
offended party shall extinguish the criminal action or the penalty imposed.
In case it is the legal husband who is the offender, the subsequent forgiveness by the wife as
the offended party shall extinguish the criminal action or the penalty: Provided, That the
crime shall not be extinguished or the penalty shall not be abated if the marriage is void ab
initio.
10. On a sari-sari store, a vehicle bumped the wall. The wall collapsed.
There was a small opening there. At night, a man entered through that
opening without breaking the same and gets items there. What crime is
committed?
A. Robbery
B. Theft
C. Robbery w/ force upon things
D. None
10. On a sari-sari store, a vehicle bumped the wall. The wall collapsed.
There was a small opening there. At night, a man entered through that
opening without breaking the same and gets items there. What crime is
committed?
A. Robbery
B. Theft
C. Robbery w/ force upon things
D. None
11. The Access Devices Regulation Act of 1998:
A. RA 8484
B. RA 7877
C. RA 7080
D. RA 8353
11. The Access Devices Regulation Act of 1998:
A. RA 8484
B. RA 7877
C. RA 7080
D. RA 8353
• RA 7877 - Anti-sexual harrassment act of 1995

• RA 7080 - Plunder
• RA 8353 - Anti-rape law of 1997
12.If stolen goods such as laptops and cell phones are found in your house by
the police, then it is ____.
a.Prima facie evidence of Fencing

b.Prima facie evidence of theft
c.Conclusive Evidence of Theft
d.Conclusive Evidence of Fencing
12.If stolen goods such as laptops and cell phones are found in your house by
the police, then it is ____.
a.Prima facie evidence of Fencing

b.Prima facie evidence of theft
c.Conclusive Evidence of Theft
d.Conclusive Evidence of Fencing
13. Physical or personal appearance is important when testifying in court

because –
a.it will determine the quality of your testimony

b.it will determine the quantity of your testimony
c.it will affect the weight given to your testimony by the court
d.it will reduce the chances of the defense
13. Physical or personal appearance is important when testifying in court

because –
a.it will determine the quality of your testimony

b.it will determine the quantity of your testimony
c.it will affect the weight given to your testimony by the court
d.it will reduce the chances of the defense
14. What does DNA stand for?
a.Deoxyrebunucleic Acid
b.Deoxyribunucleic Acid
c.Deoxyribonucleic Acid
d.Deoxyribunucliec Acid
14. What does DNA stand for?
a.Deoxyrebunucleic Acid
b.Deoxyribunucleic Acid
c.Deoxyribonucleic Acid
d.Deoxyribunucliec Acid
15.It is the art of suspect’s surveillance, and this was pioneered by Allan
Pinkerton.
a.Every contact leaves a Mark

b.modus operandi
c.shadowing
d.casing
15.It is the art of suspect’s surveillance, and this was pioneered by Allan
Pinkerton.

b.modus operandi
c.shadowing
d.casing
16.The fact that no physical evidence was found at the scene of the
crime will most likely mean that
a.the victim cleaned up before the police arrived

b.the suspect was professional
c.the suspect was juvenile
d.the police probably did not conduct a complete search for evidence.
16.The fact that no physical evidence was found at the scene of the
crime will most likely mean that
a.the victim cleaned up before the police arrived

b.the suspect was professional
c.the suspect was juvenile
d.the police probably did not conduct a complete search for evidence.
17.The killing is murder when the offender after killing the victim cut
off the head and limbs and opened up of the body to remove the
intestines of the deceased. What circumstance qualified the killing?
A. By mockery at the corpse of the victim

B. By outraging or scoffing at the corpse of the victim
C. By inhumanly augmenting the suffering of the victim
D. By employing means to weaken the defense
17.The killing is murder when the offender after killing the victim cut
off the head and limbs and opened up of the body to remove the
intestines of the deceased. What circumstance qualified the killing?
A. By mockery at the corpse of the victim

B. By outraging or scoffing at the corpse of the victim
C. By inhumanly augmenting the suffering of the victim
D. By employing means to weaken the defense
18. When murders based on relationship are to be committed in a

home, who among the following MOST LIKELY could be murdered in
the bedroom?
A. Female
B. Children
C. Parents-in law
D. Male
18. When murders based on relationship are to be committed in a

home, who among the following MOST LIKELY could be murdered in
the bedroom?
A. Female
B. Children
C. Parents-in law
D. Male
19. Cherry red to pinkish color of lividity suggests that the person
died due to ________.
A. Racumin
B. Overdosed
C. Cyanide Poisoning
D. Phosphorus poisoning
19. Cherry red to pinkish color of lividity suggests that the person
died due to ________.
A. Racumin
B. Overdosed
C. Cyanide Poisoning
D. Phosphorus poisoning
20. The lifting or removal of a dead body from the grave for the
conduct of medical examination.
A. Interment
B. Exhumation
C. Autopsy
D. Inhumation
20. The lifting or removal of a dead body from the grave for the
conduct of medical examination.
A. Interment
B. Exhumation
C. Autopsy
D. Inhumation
21.Crimes involving destruction of life, except
a. Mutilation serious physical injuries and rape

b. Duel, abortion and infanticide
c. Homicide and murder
d. Parricide
21.Crimes involving destruction of life, except

d. Parricide
22. Vincent killed his adoptor after the rendition of judgment of the
petition for adoption. What was the crime committed by Vincent?
a. Parricide c. Homicide
b. Murder d. None of the above
22. Vincent killed his adoptor after the rendition of judgment of the
petition for adoption. What was the crime committed by Vincent?
a. Parricide c. Homicide
b. Murder d. None of the above
23. Considered to be the beginning of any homicide investigation is

________.
a. Process of establishing the accurate cause of death

b. Process of determining who is responsible for the death
c Process of determining how the victim was killed
d. Process of determining when the victim was killed
23. Considered to be the beginning of any homicide investigation is

________.
a. Process of establishing the accurate cause of death

b. Process of determining who is responsible for the death
c Process of determining how the victim was killed
d. Process of determining when the victim was killed
24. In a case of dead person, when autopsy should be performed?
a. Death has been caused by violence

b. At once when there is the slightest reason to suspect the probability of
homicide.
c. Upon the request of the dead person’s family
d. In all cases involving death

homicide.
25. Which of the following is the primary role of the investigator upon
arrival at the homicide scene?
a. Verification of death
b. Identification of the person who is responsible for the death
c. Call a physician for the proper declaration of death
d. All of the above
25. Which of the following is the primary role of the investigator upon
arrival at the homicide scene?
a. Verification of death
b. Identification of the person who is responsible for the death
c. Call a physician for the proper declaration of death
d. All of the above
26. Post-mortem change that is characterized by the discoloration of

the body after death.
A. livor mortis C. algor mortis

B. rigor mortis D. all of the above
26. Post-mortem change that is characterized by the discoloration of

the body after death.

27. As soon as the child is rescued, the child shall be endorsed to the
LSWDO and the rescue operations entered in the Pink Blotter. The
responding officer shall immediately rescue the child and shall
undertake first in case If the child’s offense is light ?
A. Immediately Notify the Parents or guardians

B. Immediately transfer the physical custody of the child directly to the
barangay of residence for proper disposition
C. Give the child a friendly advice or “payo” or a simple warning not to
repeat the act/s she/he has committed
D.Immediately refer to LSWDO
27. As soon as the child is rescued, the child shall be endorsed to the
LSWDO and the rescue operations entered in the Pink Blotter. The
responding officer shall immediately rescue the child and shall
undertake first in case If the child’s offense is light ?
A. Immediately Notify the Parents or guardians

B. Immediately transfer the physical custody of the child directly to the
barangay of residence for proper disposition
C. Give the child a friendly advice or “payo” or a simple warning not to
repeat the act/s she/he has committed
D.Immediately refer to LSWDO
28. In this case, a price, reward or promise has been considered to kill
the victim:
A. Homicide C. Infanticide
B. Parricide D. Murder
28. In this case, a price, reward or promise has been considered to kill
the victim:
A. Homicide C. Infanticide
B. Parricide D. Murder
29.Any person who killed his father, mother or child, whether

legitimate or illegitimate, or any of his ascendants, or his spouse, is
guilty of what crime?
a. Homicide c. Parricide
b. Murder d. Any of the choices
29.Any person who killed his father, mother or child, whether

legitimate or illegitimate, or any of his ascendants, or his spouse, is
guilty of what crime?
a. Homicide c. Parricide
b. Murder d. Any of the choices
30. In attempted or frustrated homicide, the offender must have tthe intent
to kill the victim. If there is no intent to kill, the offender is liable for-
a. Physical injury
b. Homicide
c. Serious physical injury
d. Consummated physical injury
30. In attempted or frustrated homicide, the offender must have tthe intent
to kill the victim. If there is no intent to kill, the offender is liable for-
a. Physical injury
b. Homicide
c. Serious physical injury
d. Consummated physical injury
31.What is the final phase of crime scene investigation?
A. preliminary survey
B. collection of evidence
C. documentation of scene
D. release of crime scene
31.What is the final phase of crime scene investigation?
32. The essence of this crime is the taking and transporting of a person against
his will from one place to another.
a. Kidnapping c. Abduction
b. Illegal detention d. Coercion
ELEMENTS OF KIDNAPPING AND SERIOUS ILLEGAL
DETENTION:
1. A person kidnaps or detains another, or deprives another of liberty;
2. The offender must be a private individual;
3. Any of the following circumstance must be present:
a. The kidnapping or detention must last for more than 3 days;
b. The kidnapping was done simulating public authority;
c. Any serious physical injuries are inflicted upon the person kidnapped or threats to kill him are made.
d. The victim is a minor, female or a public officer.
33. Elements of robbery are the following EXCEPT one:
a. Unlawful taking of personal property

b. The taking is done without violence
c. The property must belong to another
d. The taking is with intent to gain
33. Elements of robbery are the following EXCEPT one:
a. Unlawful taking of personal property

b. The taking is done without violence
c. The property must belong to another
d. The taking is with intent to gain
34.Which of the following is the most common means of the death by

asphyxia?
A. Strangulation
C. Pneumonia
B. Shock
D. Convulsion
34.Which of the following is the most common means of the death by

asphyxia?
A. Strangulation
C. Pneumonia
B. Shock
D. Convulsion
35. Kellin killed Quinn his Common Law Partner. What is the crime
committed?
A. Parricide
B. Homicide
C. Murder
D. Matricide
35. Kellin killed Quinn his Common Law Partner. What is the crime
committed?
A. Parricide
B. Homicide
C. Murder
D. Matricide
36. Bad jacketing or snitch jacketing means:
A. rebelling over others

B. falsely accusing individuals of being informants
C. promoting untrue businesses
D. unknown to many
36. Bad jacketing or snitch jacketing means:
A. rebelling over others

B. falsely accusing individuals of being informants
C. promoting untrue businesses
D. unknown to many
37. In collecting fresh blood samples from the crime scene this liquid is
used to ensure that the evidence is preserved.
A. Brine Solution
B. Etching Solution
C. Saline Solution
D. Formaldehyde
37. In collecting fresh blood samples from the crime scene this liquid is
used to ensure that the evidence is preserved.
A. Brine Solution
B. Etching Solution
C. Saline Solution
D. Formaldehyde
38. The main cause of death in electrocution is:
A. Asphyxia
B. Marijuana
C. Burn
D. Shock
38. The main cause of death in electrocution is:
A. Asphyxia
B. Marijuana
C. Burn
D. Shock
39. A type of lividity in which the blood is still in fluid form inside blood
vessel; change as position of the body changes. Blood remains fluid in the
blood vessel for 6- 8 hours.
A. Hypostatic lividity
B. Diffusion lividity
C. Post-mortem lividity
D. Lividity
39. A type of lividity in which the blood is still in fluid form inside blood
vessel; change as position of the body changes. Blood remains fluid in the
blood vessel for 6- 8 hours.
A. Hypostatic lividity
B. Diffusion lividity
C. Post-mortem lividity
D. Lividity
40. The following are the elements of parricide, except:
A. That a person is killed.

B. That the deceased is killed by the accused.
C. That the deceased is the father, mother, or child, whether legitimate or
illegitimate, or a legitimate other ascendant or other descendant, or the
legitimate spouse, of the accused.
D. With evident premeditation
40. The following are the elements of parricide, except:
A. That a person is killed.

B. That the deceased is killed by the accused.
C. That the deceased is the father, mother, or child, whether legitimate or
illegitimate, or a legitimate other ascendant or other descendant, or the
legitimate spouse, of the accused.
D. With evident premeditation
41. The cracks produced in glass originate on the opposite surface of the
glass and subjected to stretching are known as:
A. radial
B. Concentric
C. A and c
D. None
41. The cracks produced in glass originate on the opposite surface of the
glass and subjected to stretching are known as:
A. radial
B. Concentric
C. A and c
D. None
42. When the gunshot wound of the victim is located in the area of the
body that is relatively inaccessible to the victim, it is an indication of:
A. natural death
B. homicidal death
C. Accidental death
D. Suicide
42. When the gunshot wound of the victim is located in the area of the
body that is relatively inaccessible to the victim, it is an indication of:
A. natural death
B. homicidal death
C. Accidental death
D. Suicide
43. The validity period of Search Warrant is ____.
A. 10 days
B. No time Limit
C. 15 days
D. NONE
43. The validity period of Search Warrant is ____.
A. 10 days
B. No time Limit
C. 15 days
D. NONE
44. Rape is committed under any of the following circumstance,

EXCEPT:
A. through the use of force, threat or intimidation

B. when the offended party is deprived of reasons or otherwise
unconscious
C. by means of fraudulent machinations or grave abuse of authority
D. it is an exclusive offense committed by man to a woman
44. Rape is committed under any of the following circumstance,

EXCEPT:
A. through the use of force, threat or intimidation

B. when the offended party is deprived of reasons or otherwise
unconscious
C. by means of fraudulent machinations or grave abuse of authority
D. it is an exclusive offense committed by man to a woman
45. As provided by the Revised Penal Code, robbery is divided into two
different classifications, one is robbery by the use of force upon things,
and the other is:
A. robbery with violence, or intimidation of person

B. taking of personal property belonging to another
C. with intent, to gain and to possess the property
D. pre-conceived plans and unexpected opportunity
45. As provided by the Revised Penal Code, robbery is divided into two
different classifications, one is robbery by the use of force upon things,
and the other is:
A. robbery with violence, or intimidation of person

B. taking of personal property belonging to another
C. with intent, to gain and to possess the property
D. pre-conceived plans and unexpected opportunity
46. It is a kind of wound wherein the instrument pierces a solid organ as

well as the inner structure of the body.
a. penetrating wound
b. perforating wound
c. laceration
d. petechiae
46. It is a kind of wound wherein the instrument pierces a solid organ as

well as the inner structure of the body.
a. penetrating wound
b. perforating wound
c. laceration
d. petechiae
47. Rape thru sexual intercourse can be committed against _____.
a. women only
b. men only
c. men and women
d. transgenders
47. Rape thru sexual intercourse can be committed against _____.
a. women only
b. men only
c. men and women
d. transgenders
48. Sharp-pointed steel which is used to scratch or engraved the initial

on a collected hard object is called?
A. Collection
C. Scratcher
B. Luminous
D. Stylus
48. Sharp-pointed steel which is used to scratch or engraved the initial

on a collected hard object is called?
A. Collection
C. Scratcher
B. Luminous
D. Stylus
49. Physical evidence is generally given weight the courts because-
a.it speaks for itself

b.it cannot lie
c.not affected by emotion
d.all of the choices
49. Physical evidence is generally given weight the courts because-
a.it speaks for itself

b.it cannot lie
c.not affected by emotion
d.all of the choices
50. It is the art of suspect’s surveillance, and this was pioneered by Allan
Pinkerton.

b.modus operandi
c.shadowing
d.casing
50. It is the art of suspect’s surveillance, and this was pioneered by Allan
Pinkerton.

b.modus operandi
c.shadowing
d.casing
5``1. A type of surveillance in which extreme precautions and actions are

taken in not losing the subject.
A. loose tail
B. casing
C. pony tail
D. close tail
5``1. A type of surveillance in which extreme precautions and actions are

taken in not losing the subject.
A. loose tail
B. casing
C. pony tail
D. close tail

A. loose tail
B. casing
C. pony tail
D. close tail

A. loose tail
B. casing
C. pony tail
D. close tail
53. A surveillance activity for the purpose of waiting the anticipated

arrival of a suspect or observing his actions from a fixed location.
A. Casing
B. Tailing
C. Stake out
D. Espionage
53. A surveillance activity for the purpose of waiting the anticipated

arrival of a suspect or observing his actions from a fixed location.
A. Casing
B. Tailing
C. Stake out
D. Espionage
54. An examination of an individual’s person, houses, or effects or a

building, or premises with the purpose of discovering contraband's or
personal properties connected in a crime.
A. Search
B. Raid
C. Investigation
D. Seizure
54. An examination of an individual’s person, houses, or effects or a

building, or premises with the purpose of discovering contraband's or
personal properties connected in a crime.
A. Search
B. Raid
C. Investigation
D. Seizure
55. A kind of evidence that tends to prove additional evidence of a

different character to the same point.
C. Direct evidence
D. Cumulative evidence
55. A kind of evidence that tends to prove additional evidence of a

different character to the same point.
C. Direct evidence
D. Cumulative evidence
56. The process of bringing together in a logical manner all evidence

collected during the investigation and present it to the prosecutor.
A. case preparation
B. order maintenance
C. crime prevention
D. public service
56. The process of bringing together in a logical manner all evidence

collected during the investigation and present it to the prosecutor.
A. case preparation
B. order maintenance
C. crime prevention
D. public service
57. A special qualification for an undercover agent.

A. excellent built
B. excellent eyesight
C. excellent looks
D. excellent memory
57. A special qualification for an undercover agent.

A. excellent built
B. excellent eyesight
C. excellent looks
D. excellent memory
58. The questioning of a person by law enforcement officers after that

person has been taken into custody.
A. preliminary investigation
B. interrogation
C. custodial investigation
D. cross examination
58. The questioning of a person by law enforcement officers after that

person has been taken into custody.
A. preliminary investigation
B. interrogation
C. custodial investigation
D. cross examination
59. As a general rule, a warrant of arrest can be served at
A. day time
B. night time
C. any day and at any time of the day or night
D. weekdays
59. As a general rule, a warrant of arrest can be served at
A. day time
B. night time
C. any day and at any time of the day or night
D. weekdays
60. The tools in criminal investigation, whereby their application varies in

proportion on their necessity to establish the guilt of the accused in a
criminal case.
A. information, interrogation, instrumentation

B. move, alter, contaminate ‘
C. moved, embalmed, burned
D. what, who, where, when, why, how
60. The tools in criminal investigation, whereby their application varies in

proportion on their necessity to establish the guilt of the accused in a
criminal case.
A. information, interrogation, instrumentation

B. move, alter, contaminate ‘
C. moved, embalmed, burned
D. what, who, where, when, why, how
61.A kind of evidence which may link the suspect to the crime scene or
offense. Examples are fingerprints, impressions, blood etc.
A. physical evidence
C. tracing evidence
D. factual evidence
61.A kind of evidence which may link the suspect to the crime scene or
offense. Examples are fingerprints, impressions, blood etc.
C. tracing evidence
D. factual evidence
62. Articles and materials which are found in connection with an

investigation and which help in establishing the identity of the perpetrator
or the circumstances under which the crime was committed or which in
general, assist in the prosecution of the criminal.
B. documentary evidence
C. tracing evidence
D. testimonial evidence
62. Articles and materials which are found in connection with an

investigation and which help in establishing the identity of the perpetrator
or the circumstances under which the crime was committed or which in
general, assist in the prosecution of the criminal.
B. documentary evidence
C. tracing evidence
D. testimonial evidence
63. One where arrest is made only after the investigators believed they
have identified the maximum number of suspect gathered the necessary
evidence to sustain successful prosecutions.
a. large operation
b. sting operation a deceptive operation designed to catch a person
attempting to commit a crime.
c. covert operation
d. intelligence operation
63. One where arrest is made only after the investigators believed they
have identified the maximum number of suspect gathered the necessary
evidence to sustain successful prosecutions.
a. large operation
b. sting operation a deceptive operation designed to catch a person
attempting to commit a crime.
c. covert operation
d. intelligence operation
64. often indicated the side on which the pane was struck. As the force
moves through the pane, pressure directly in front of the striking objects
creates a cone-like opening in the glass.
a.Radial fracture
b.Concentric fracture
c.Cone fracture
d.Circular fracture
64. often indicated the side on which the pane was struck. As the force
moves through the pane, pressure directly in front of the striking objects
creates a cone-like opening in the glass.
a.Radial fracture
b.Concentric fracture
c.Cone fracture
d.Circular fracture
65. Current method of comparing and analyzing soil samples.
a.Soil Density Gradient Test

b.Soil Substance Exam
c.Soil Comparison Test
d.Soil Gradient Exam
65. Current method of comparing and analyzing soil samples.
a.Soil Density Gradient Test

b.Soil Substance Exam
c.Soil Comparison Test
d.Soil Gradient Exam
66. Death due to sudden or gradual cessation of oxygen intake
a.Stroke
b.Cardiac Arrest
c.Asphyxia
d.Strangulation
66. Death due to sudden or gradual cessation of oxygen intake
a.Stroke
b.Cardiac Arrest
c.Asphyxia
d.Strangulation
67. Suspects rape to assert their masculinity and dominance over victims.
He does not doubt his masculinity but uses rape as a form of symbolic
power over women
a.Power-reassurance
b.Power-assertive
c.Sadistic
d.Opportunistic
67. Suspects rape to assert their masculinity and dominance over victims.
He does not doubt his masculinity but uses rape as a form of symbolic
power over women
a.Power-reassurance
b.Power-assertive
c.Sadistic
d.Opportunistic
68. The Female Blowfly which typically lay it’s eggs at the _______.
a. drainage
b.canals
c.water
d. rotten flesh
68. The Female Blowfly which typically lay it’s eggs at the _______.
a. drainage
b.canals
c.water
d. rotten flesh
69. .Crimes involving destruction of life, except:

d. Parricide
69. .Crimes involving destruction of life, except:

d. Parricide

homicide.

homicide.
71. You are a police officer responding to a crime which there is a dying
person. You will obtain dying declaration from him. Which of the
following is not one of your duties in regard to dying declaration?
a. Observe the victim as to whether he is manifesting a feeling of his

impending death
b. Observe carefully the mental condition of the victim and jot down
immediately his statements
c. Attempt to save the life of the victim
d. Avoid leading questions and produce the statement
71. You are a police officer responding to a crime which there is a dying
person. You will obtain dying declaration from him. Which of the
following is not one of your duties in regard to dying declaration?
a. Observe the victim as to whether he is manifesting a feeling of his

impending death
b. Observe carefully the mental condition of the victim and jot down
immediately his statements
c. Attempt to save the life of the victim
d. Avoid leading questions and produce the statement
72. Post-mortem change that is characterized by the discoloration of the

body after death.
a. livormortis
b. rigormortis
c. algor mortis
d. all of the above
72. Post-mortem change that is characterized by the discoloration of the

body after death.
a. livormortis
b. rigormortis
c. algor mortis
d. all of the above
73. This is the first that a first responder must do upon his arrival at the
scene of the crime:
a. Secure the crime scene

b. Taking a picture
c. Interview of witness
d. Attend to emergency
73. This is the first that a first responder must do upon his arrival at the
scene of the crime:
a. Secure the crime scene

b. Taking a picture
c. Interview of witness
d. Attend to emergency
74. It refers to the forcible expulsion of a fetus from the mother’s womb:
a. Infanticide
b. Parricide
c.Abortion
d. Murder
74. It refers to the forcible expulsion of a fetus from the mother’s womb:
a. Infanticide
b. Parricide
c.Abortion
d. Murder
75. In this case, a price, reward or promise has been considered to kill the
victim:
a. Homicide
b. Parricide
c. Infanticide
d. Murder
75. In this case, a price, reward or promise has been considered to kill the
victim:
a. Homicide
b. Parricide
c. Infanticide
d. Murder
76. It is the photographing of arrested suspect both full face and side
profile.
a. Line up
b. Portrait parle
c. Selfie
d. Mug shot
76. It is the photographing of arrested suspect both full face and side
profile.
a. Line up
b. Portrait parle
c. Selfie
d. Mug shot
77. What is the liability of the offender who, on the occasion of the crime
of robbery, killed his cohort while trying to flee from the scene?
A. robbery with homicide

B. robbery and homicide
C. robbery with murder
D. robbery and murder
77. What is the liability of the offender who, on the occasion of the crime
of robbery, killed his cohort while trying to flee from the scene?
A. robbery with homicide

B. robbery and homicide
C. robbery with murder
D. robbery and murder
78. Which of the following is not a crimes against person?
A. Physical injury
B. Illegal discharge of F/A
C. Direct Assault crimes against public order
d. Parricide
78. Which of the following is not a crimes against person?
A. Physical injury
B. Illegal discharge of F/A
C. Direct Assault crimes against public order
d. Parricide
79. Aldus snatched the bag of a lady walking along Hidalgo Street
committed what crime?
A. Theft
B. Estafa
C. Robbery
D. Malicious mischief
79. Aldus snatched the bag of a lady walking along Hidalgo Street
committed what crime?
A. Theft
B. Estafa
C. Robbery
D. Malicious mischief
80. Which of the following is a blunt force injury caused by dragging that
tears off the tissue often caused by very forceful blunt- instrument blows?
a. Abrasions
b. Contusions
c. Punctures
d. Lacerations
80. Which of the following is a blunt force injury caused by dragging that
tears off the tissue often caused by very forceful blunt- instrument blows?
a. Abrasions
b. Contusions
c. Punctures
d. Lacerations
81. These are spontaneous and unplanned remarks made by persons at the
scene of the crime:
a. Adverse testimony
b. Hearsay
c. Res Gestae
d. Dying declaration
81. These are spontaneous and unplanned remarks made by persons at the
scene of the crime:
a. Adverse testimony
b. Hearsay
c. Res Gestae
d. Dying declaration
82. Which of the following are the questions in incidents involving assaults
that CANNOT be answer by a medico legal?
a. How many are the victims?

b. What is the position of the victim when he was assaulted
c. Was there evidence of defense mark or struggle
D, From what direction was the force applied coming from
82. Which of the following are the questions in incidents involving assaults
that CANNOT be answer by a medico legal?
a. How many are the victims?

b. What is the position of the victim when he was assaulted
c. Was there evidence of defense mark or struggle
D, From what direction was the force applied coming from
83. June killed his illegitimate grandchild. What is the crime committed?
A.Parricide
B. Homicide
C. Infanticide
D. Arson
83. June killed his illegitimate grandchild. What is the crime committed?
A.Parricide
B. Homicide
C. Infanticide
D. Arson
84.One night, while high on drugs, Ana threw her less than three hours old
baby down the stairs, which caused the same to die. What crime has been
committed?
a. Infanticide
b. Parricide
c. Murder
d. Homicide
84.One night, while high on drugs, Ana threw her less than three hours old
baby down the stairs, which caused the same to die. What crime has been
committed?
a. Infanticide
b. Parricide
c. Murder
d. Homicide
85. Supposed Ana threw the three days old baby of her sister, what crime has
been committed?
A. Infanticide
B. Parricide
C. Murder
D. homicide
85. Supposed Ana threw the three days old baby of her sister, what crime has
been committed?
A. Infanticide
B. Parricide
C. Murder
D. homicide
86. Rape by sexual assault, except:
a.Inserting penis into another person’s mouth

b.Inserting penis into another person’s anal orifice
c.Inserting instrument or object into another’s genital or anal orifice.
d.Inserting instrument into another person’s mouth
86. Rape by sexual assault, except:
a.Inserting penis into another person’s mouth

b.Inserting penis into another person’s anal orifice
c.Inserting instrument or object into another’s genital or anal orifice.
d.Inserting instrument into another person’s mouth
87.This is the Anti-Sexual Harassment Act of 1995.
a. RA 8353
b. RA 8505
c. RA 7877
d. RA 9995
87.This is the Anti-Sexual Harassment Act of 1995.
a. RA 8353
b. RA 8505
c. RA 7877
d. RA 9995
88.Refers to an act by which severe pain or suffering, whether physical or

mental, is intentionally inflicted on a person for such purposes as obtaining
from him/her or third person information or confession.
a.Torture
b.Mental torture
c.Physical torture
d.Psychological torture
88.Refers to an act by which severe pain or suffering, whether physical or

mental, is intentionally inflicted on a person for such purposes as obtaining
from him/her or third person information or confession.
a.Torture
b.Mental torture
c.Physical torture
d.Psychological torture
89. A and B are husband and wife, while working as a security guard of a
bank, A felt sick one night and decided to go home around midnight and saw
B having sexual intercourse with a neighbor C. A grabbed C and hacked the
latter to death. As an investigator, what crime if any, would you charge against
A?
a.Homicide
b.Murder
c.Parricide
d.None, because A is exempted from criminal liability.
89. A and B are husband and wife, while working as a security guard of a
bank, A felt sick one night and decided to go home around midnight and saw
B having sexual intercourse with a neighbor C. A grabbed C and hacked the
latter to death. As an investigator, what crime if any, would you charge against
A?
a.Homicide
b.Murder
c.Parricide
d.None, because A is exempted from criminal liability.
90. Which of the following is not a crime against persons?
A. Physical injury C. Abduction crimes against chastity

B. Mutilation D. Parricide
90. Which of the following is not a crime against persons?
A. Physical injury C. Abduction crimes against chastity

B. Mutilation D. Parricide
91.Under RA 8294 the use of unlicensed firearm in the commission of a crime

is not considered as a separate crime but shall be appreciated as a-
a. Mere alternative circumstance

b. Mere aggravating circumstance
c. Qualifying circumstance
d. Generic aggravating circumstance
91.Under RA 8294 the use of unlicensed firearm in the commission of a crime

is not considered as a separate crime but shall be appreciated as a-
a. Mere alternative circumstance

b. Mere aggravating circumstance
c. Qualifying circumstance
d. Generic aggravating circumstance
92. X a male, takes Y another male, to a motel and there, through threat and
intimidation succeeds in inserting his penis into the anus of Y. What crime, if
any does X commit?
a. Sexual assault c. Acts of lasciviousness

b. Rape d. None
92. X a male, takes Y another male, to a motel and there, through threat and
intimidation succeeds in inserting his penis into the anus of Y. What crime, if
any does X commit?
a. Sexual assault c. Acts of lasciviousness

b. Rape d. None
93. Known as Anti Fencing Law of 1979.
a. PD 1612 c. BP 22
b. RA 3019 d. PD 532
93. Known as Anti Fencing Law of 1979.
a. PD 1612 c. BP 22
b. RA 3019 d. PD 532
94. Republic Act No. 7438 defines immediate members of the family are as
follows, except:
a. Spouse, fiancé/fiancée, parents, child, brother or sister

b. Grandparents, grandson/daughter, great granddaughter/grandson
c. Uncle, aunt, guardian, ward
d. Relatives, intimate friends and best friends
94. Republic Act No. 7438 defines immediate members of the family are as
follows, except:
a. Spouse, fiancé/fiancée, parents, child, brother or sister

b. Grandparents, grandson/daughter, great granddaughter/grandson
c. Uncle, aunt, guardian, ward
d. Relatives, intimate friends and best friends
95. Jessie was invited by the NBI operatives to answer questions pertinent to
the murder case investigated. After the questioning at the NBI Headquarters
however, he was held for further questioning and considered him a suspect
already. Persons who can visit him are as follows, except:
a. Lovers, friends and countrymen

b. Immediate member of his family
c. Any medical doctor, priest or religious minister
d. Personnel of the C.H.R.
95. Jessie was invited by the NBI operatives to answer questions pertinent to
the murder case investigated. After the questioning at the NBI Headquarters
however, he was held for further questioning and considered him a suspect
already. Persons who can visit him are as follows, except:
a. Lovers, friends and countrymen

b. Immediate member of his family
c. Any medical doctor, priest or religious minister
d. Personnel of the C.H.R.
96. A killed B with treachery. What is the crime committed by the latter?
a. Homicide
b. Murder
c. Parricide
d. None
96. A killed B with treachery. What is the crime committed by the latter?
a. Homicide
b. Murder
c. Parricide
d. None
97. Post-mortem change that is characterized by the discoloration of the body

after death.

97. Post-mortem change that is characterized by the discoloration of the body

after death.

98. Rape by fraudulent machinations under RA 8353 can be committed either

among the choices except one.
a.Promise to marry
b.Prostitute who has not been paid as agreed
c.Person in authority who arrest another and having sex with the latter with the
promise of release from custody
d.Sexual intercourse while the victim is unconscious or otherwise deprive of
reason
98. Rape by fraudulent machinations under RA 8353 can be committed either

among the choices except one.
a.Promise to marry
b.Prostitute who has not been paid as agreed
c.Person in authority who arrest another and having sex with the latter with the
promise of release from custody
d.Sexual intercourse while the victim is unconscious or otherwise deprive of
reason
99.You are an investigator who investigates an alleged robbery with

homicide case perpetrated by an unknown suspects. Since there are no
witnesses to the crime the following may give you a hint to identify
the suspect, except one.
a. Motive and opportunity
b. Declaration and acts indicative of guilt, preparation for a
commission of crime and possession of fruits of a crime of the
perpetrator
c. Modus Operandi, associative evidence and criminal potentiality
d. Knowledge, skills, tools or facilities that could easily be adopted to
criminal use by the suspect
99.You are an investigator who investigates an alleged robbery with

homicide case perpetrated by an unknown suspects. Since there are no
witnesses to the crime the following may give you a hint to identify
the suspect, except one.
a. Motive and opportunity
b. Declaration and acts indicative of guilt, preparation for a
commission of crime and possession of fruits of a crime of the
perpetrator
c. Modus Operandi, associative evidence and criminal potentiality
d. Knowledge, skills, tools or facilities that could easily be adopted to
criminal use by the suspect
100. What is the final phase of crime scene investigation?
100. What is the final phase of crime scene investigation?
T R A F F I C M A N A G E M E N T A N D A R S O N I N V E S T I G AT I O N
1.Marks left on the roadway by tires when the brakes were applied
strongly, hence the wheels locked, and not free to rotate
A. Key event
B. Scuff marks
C. Debris
D. Skid marks
1.Marks left on the roadway by tires when the brakes were applied strongly, hence the wheels locked, and not
free to rotate
A. Key event
B. Scuff marks
C. Debris
D. Skid marks
• SCUFF MARKS – a friction mark on a pavement made by a tire which is both rotating and slipping;
• SKIP SKID – a braking skidmark interrupted at frequent regular intervals; the skidmark made by a bouncing wheel
on which brakes keep the wheel from turning.
• Gap SKID – a breaking skid mark which is interrupted by release and reapplication of brakes or which terminates
by release of brakes before collision
• Key event - an event on the road which characterizes the manner of occurrence of a motor vehicle traffic accident.
￭ -Running off road
￭ -Non-collision on road
￭ -Collision on road
2. The first action taken by a traffic unit to escape from collision

course or otherwise avoid a hazard.
a. start of evasive action

b. point of possible perception
c. point of no escape
d. final position
2. The first action taken by a traffic unit to escape from collision

course or otherwise avoid a hazard.
a. start of evasive action

b. point of possible perception
c. point of no escape
d. final position
CHAIN OF EVENTS IN A VEHICULAR ACCIDENT
• PERCEPTION OF HAZARD
- 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
• START OF EVASIVE ACTION
-it is the first action taken by the traffic unit to escape from a collision course or otherwise to
avoid a hazard
• INITIAL CONTACT
- The first accident touching an object collision course or otherwise avoid hazard.
• MAXIMUM ENGAGEMENT
- It is greatest collapse or overlap in a collision. The force between the traffic unit and the object
collided with are greatest at maximum engagement.
• DISENGAGEMENT
- it is the separation of a traffic unit in motion from a object with which is has collided. The
force between the object cease at this time.
• STOPPING
- this is when traffic unit/s involved come to rest. It usually stabilized the accident situation
3. On a highway, a traffic sign reads 80 kph as the maximum speed.

While the area is very foggy, a man drives at 80 kph. If you are a
traffic patrol officer assigned at the area, you may apprehend the
driver for?
A. Underspeeding
B. Failure to slow down
C. Reckless driving
D. Overspeeding

While the area is very foggy, a man drives at 80 kph. If you are a
traffic patrol officer assigned at the area, you may apprehend the
driver for?
A. Underspeeding
C. Reckless driving
D. Overspeeding
4. What is the general rule for the movement of vehicular traffic in the
Philippines?
a. “keep to the left”

b. “Safety First”
c. “keep to the right”
d. “watch out”
4. What is the general rule for the movement of vehicular traffic in the
Philippines?
a. “keep to the left”

b. “Safety First”
c. “keep to the right”
d. “watch out”
5.When a driver unloads passengers on the middle of the road, he

committed:
a. illegal unloading
b. traffic obstruction
c. illegal loading
d. illegal stopping
5.When a driver unloads passengers on the middle of the road, he

committed:
a. illegal unloading
b. traffic obstruction
c. illegal loading
d. illegal stopping
6. it is the separation of a traffic unit in motion from an object with

which it has collided; the force between the object ceases at this time
A. Stopping
B. Disengagement
C. Injury
D. Initial Contact
6. it is the separation of a traffic unit in motion from an object with

which it has collided; the force between the object ceases at this time
A. Stopping
B. Disengagement
C. Injury
D. Initial Contact
7. The narrow portion of the roadway due to traffic congestions or

where “build up” usually occurs is called ________.
a. gridlock
b. congestion
c. traffic jam
d. bottleneck
7. The narrow portion of the roadway due to traffic congestions or

where “build up” usually occurs is called ________.
a. gridlock
b. congestion
c. traffic jam
d. bottleneck
8. Any motor vehicle accident that results in injuries other than fatal to
one or more persons.
A. Fatal Injury accident

B. Non-fatal Injury accident
C. Mortal Injury accident
D. Property damage accident
8. Any motor vehicle accident that results in injuries other than fatal to
one or more persons.
A. Fatal Injury accident

B. Non-fatal Injury accident
C. Mortal Injury accident
D. Property damage accident
9. It refers to either side of the roadway, especially along highways.
a. curb
b. shoulder
c. trafficway
d. pavement
9. It refers to either side of the roadway, especially along highways.
a. curb
b. shoulder
c. trafficway
d. pavement
10.It refers to the edge where a raised sidewalk meets the roadway or
a street.
a.curb
b.shoulder
c.trafficway
d.pavement
10.It refers to the edge where a raised sidewalk meets the roadway or
a street.
a.curb
b.shoulder
c.trafficway
d.pavement
11.Taillights should be visible ________ from the rear of the vehicle.
a.At least 30 meters

b.At least 50 meters
c.At least 100 meters
d.At least 200 meters
11.Taillights should be visible ________ from the rear of the vehicle.
a.At least 30 meters

b.At least 50 meters
c.At least 100 meters
d.At least 200 meters
12.It is a police operation purposely to seal off the probable exit points
of fleeing suspects from the crime scene to prevent their escape.
a. Saturation drive
b. Entrapment
c. Instigation
d. Dragnet operation
12.It is a police operation purposely to seal off the probable exit points
of fleeing suspects from the crime scene to prevent their escape.
a. Saturation drive
b. Entrapment
c. Instigation
d. Dragnet operation
13.It is a state in which the driver who is in a better position to avoid

the accident but fails, should shoulder the responsibility of the
accident.
a.State of necessity
b. Defensive driving
c. Last clear chance
d. Evasive action
13.It is a state in which the driver who is in a better position to avoid

the accident but fails, should shoulder the responsibility of the
accident.
a.State of necessity
b. Defensive driving
c. Last clear chance
d. Evasive action
14. Elevated areas located at the center of the road.
a. Traffic islands
b. Pedestrian Barriers
c. Parking areas
d. Pavement markings
14. Elevated areas located at the center of the road.
a. Traffic islands
b. Pedestrian Barriers
c. Parking areas
d. Pavement markings
15.Which of the following is otherwise known as the “Land

Transportation and Traffic Code of the Philippines”?
A. RA 4136 C. RA 5487
B. RA 7877 D. RA 9208
15.Which of the following is otherwise known as the “Land

Transportation and Traffic Code of the Philippines”?
A. RA 4136 C. RA 5487
B. RA 7877 D. RA 9208
16.It is responsible regulation of transport routes, granting, denying,

suspending or canceling land transport franchises.
a.Department of Transportation & Communication

b.LTFRB
c.Land Transportation Office
d.Traffic Management Bureau
16.It is responsible regulation of transport routes, granting, denying,

suspending or canceling land transport franchises.
a.Department of Transportation & Communication

b.LTFRB (LAND TRANSPORTATION FRANCHISING AND
REGULATORY BOARD)
c.Land Transportation Office
d.Traffic Management Bureau
17.Any motor vehicle accident occurring on a traffic way.
A. non motor vehicle traffic accident

B. non motor vehicle non-traffic accident
C. motor vehicle non-traffic accident
D. motor vehicle traffic accident
17.Any motor vehicle accident occurring on a traffic way.
A. non motor vehicle traffic accident

B. non motor vehicle non-traffic accident
C. motor vehicle non-traffic accident
D. motor vehicle traffic accident
18. Which of the following law created the Metropolitan Manila

Development Authority (MMDA)?
A. RA 8750
B .RA 7924
C. RA 8749
D. PD 96
18. Which of the following law created the Metropolitan Manila

Development Authority (MMDA)?
A. RA 8750-Seat Belt Law

B .RA 7924
C. RA 8749-Philippine Clean Air Act
D. PD 96- Penalizes the unlawful use of sirens, blinkers, domelights and
other similar emergency devices
19.It refers to a modern urban system of roadway above street level for
free-flow traffic.
A. Expressway B. Subway
C. Skyway D. Tunnel road
19.It refers to a modern urban system of roadway above street level for
free-flow traffic.
A. Expressway B. Subway
C. Skyway D. Tunnel road
• EXPRESSWAY – a through traffic for free-flow of vehicular movement

• TUNNEL ROAD – a passage of wide section cut through a hill or sea to
shorten circuitous roadway.
• SUBWAY – An underground conduct running entirely under the ground for
fast travel route or commuters.
20.It refers to enforcement actions which consist of taking a person into

custody for the purpose of holding or detaining him to answer a charge of
law violation before a court.
A. Arrest
B. Traffic Arrest
C. Traffic Citation
D. Traffic Warning
20.It refers to enforcement actions which consist of taking a person into custody for the purpose of
holding or detaining him to answer a charge of law violation before a court.
A. Arrest
B. Traffic Arrest
C. Traffic Citation
D. Traffic Warning
• TRAFFIC CITATION – made to compel violators to appear in court in absence of

arrest. Ticket issued to an erring driver apprehended for certain violations in exchange
of his confiscated driver license for the period provided in the ticket.
• TRAFFIC WARNING – an act reminding the driver of his violation in order for him to
not do it again. No arrest or citation is made.
21.Holder of student driver’s permit for the period of not less than ___ can
apply for non-professional driver’s license.
A. 150 Days
B. 180 Days
C. 60 Days
D. 30 Days
21.Holder of student driver’s permit for the period of not less than ___ can
apply for non-professional driver’s license.
A. 150 Days
B. 180 Days
C. 60 Days
D. 30 Days
22. Which of the following consideration does not act as a deterrent to

motorist and pedestrian?
A. Fear of fine and punishment

B.Loss of driving privileged
C.Possibility involve in an accident
D.Increase of insurance premium
22. Which of the following consideration does not act as a deterrent to

motorist and pedestrian?
A. Fear of fine and punishment

B.Loss of driving privileged
C.Possibility involve in an accident
D.Increase of insurance premium
23. When two vehicles approach an intersection at approximately the

same time, which shall give the right of way:
a.The vehicle coming from the right

b.Vehicle from the center
c.The vehicle coming from the left
d.The vehicle that arrives first
23. When two vehicles approach an intersection at approximately the

same time, which shall give the right of way:
a.The vehicle coming from the right

b.Vehicle from the center
c.The vehicle coming from the left
d.The vehicle that arrives first
24. The following are NOT functions of Land Transportation Office,

EXCEPT:
A. Reparation of vehicles
B. Registration and licensing
C. Rental and license
D. Operating
24. The following are NOT functions of Land Transportation Office,

EXCEPT:
A. Reparation of vehicles
B. Registration and licensing
C. Rental and license
D. Operating
25. One of the following statements that best indicates the main
purpose of traffic law enforcement is ______.
a. reduce traffic by punishing

b. violators of traffic rules
c. keep traffic moving at a steady rate to avoid bottlenecks
d. prevent traffic accidents and expedite the flow of traffic
25. One of the following statements that best indicates the main
purpose of traffic law enforcement is ______.
a. reduce traffic by punishing

b. violators of traffic rules
c. keep traffic moving at a steady rate to avoid bottlenecks
d. prevent traffic accidents and expedite the flow of traffic
26. As you are driving in a public thoroughfare, you approach an

intersection with the traffic light with a “green color” on but a traffic
policeman is standing at the center of intersection conducting the flow
normally. As a driver you will ignore the traffic man and follow the
automatic traffic light-
A. True
B. False
C. Sometimes
D. It depends
26. As you are driving in a public thoroughfare, you approach an

intersection with the traffic light with a “green color” on but a traffic
policeman is standing at the center of intersection conducting the flow
normally. As a driver you will ignore the traffic man and follow the
automatic traffic light-
A. True
B. False
C. Sometimes
D. It depends
27. Term used for an operator or a vehicle which strikes another vehicle,
object or person and left the scene without stopping to identify himself or
render aid.
A. hit and run

B. third party liability
C. reckless driving
D. side sweeper
27. Term used for an operator or a vehicle which strikes another vehicle,
object or person and left the scene without stopping to identify himself or
render aid.
A. hit and run

B. third party liability
C. reckless driving
D. side sweeper
28.When cruising on a four-lane two-way highway, slow moving vehicles

should use the _________.
a.lanes 2 and 3
b.outer lanes
c.inner lanes
d.either the inner or outer lanes
28.When cruising on a four-lane two-way highway, slow moving vehicles

should use the _________.
a.lanes 2 and 3
b.outer lanes
c.inner lanes
d.either the inner or outer lanes
29.The double solid white line _________.
a.doesn’t allow lane changing

b.allows overtaking
c.allows lane changing
d.allows parking
29.The double solid white line _________.
a.doesn’t allow lane changing

b.allows overtaking
c.allows lane changing
d.allows parking
30.Defined as the act or process of conveying from one place to another?
a.Traffic
b.Collision
c.Transport
d.Transportation
30.Defined as the act or process of conveying from one place to another?
a.Traffic
b.Collision
c.Transport
d.Transportation
• Transportation is the movement or conveying of persons and goods from one

location to another.
• Traffic is the movement of persons, goods, or vehicles, either powered by

combustion system or animal drawn from one place to another for the purpose
of safe travel.
31.On a high way , a yellow or white line with a dotted white line which
means that ______.
A. Allowed to overtake if the solid in your side

B. You cannot overtake if the solid is in your side
C. Keep right
D. Keep left
31.On a high way , a yellow or white line with a dotted white line which
means that ______.
A. Allowed to overtake if the solid in your side

B. You cannot overtake if the solid is in your side
C. Keep right
D. Keep left
32.It means the right to proceed ahead of another vehicle or pedestrian.
A. Left turn
B. Right of way
C. Right turn
D. Left of way
32.It means the right to proceed ahead of another vehicle or pedestrian.
A. Left turn
B. Right of way
C. Right turn
D. Left of way
33.When there are two vehicles approaching in an intersection at the same

time, which one should give the right of way?
A. The vehicle coming from right

B. The vehicle approaching form the left
C. The vehicle which is turning right at the movement
D. The vehicle which is about to turn left at movement
33.When there are two vehicles approaching in an intersection at the same

time, which one should give the right of way?
A. The vehicle coming from right

B. The vehicle approaching form the left
C. The vehicle which is turning right at the movement
D. The vehicle which is about to turn left at movement
34.What is the test in determining drunkenness wherein the subject is

required to stand straight with heels together and with closed eyes for at
least one (1) minute and if drunk, not stable?
A. Brawl’s test
B. Romberg’s test
C. Takayama test
D. Stand erect test
34.What is the test in determining drunkenness wherein the subject is

required to stand straight with heels together and with closed eyes for at
least one (1) minute and if drunk, not stable?
A. Brawl’s test
B. Romberg’s test
C. Takayama test
D. Stand erect test
35.When we speak of chain of events in vehicular accidents, the ____ is

defined as seeing feeling, or hearing and understanding the unusual or
unexpected movement or condition that could be taken as sign of an
accident about to happen. What was the question defined?
A. Perception of hazards
B. Start evasive action
C. Initial contact
D. Maximum engagement
35.When we speak of chain of events in vehicular accidents, the ____ is

defined as seeing feeling, or hearing and understanding the unusual or
unexpected movement or condition that could be taken as sign of an
accident about to happen. What was the question defined?
A. Perception of hazards
B. Start evasive action
C. Initial contact
D. Maximum engagement
36. Human errors as one of the causes of traffic congestion is best

characterized by,
except:
A. Poor legislative activities

B. Slow drivers or bad driving habit
C. Lack of foresight on the part of pedestrians
D. Presence of traffic officers
36. Human errors as one of the causes of traffic congestion is best

characterized by,
except:
A. Poor legislative activities

B. Slow drivers or bad driving habit
C. Lack of foresight on the part of pedestrians
D. Presence of traffic officers
37. The study of biorhythm is an important aspect of traffic safety because

a person can avoid accident:
A. By hinting on how he will tend to feel in a certain day

B. By knowing his intellectual capacity on certain day
C. By knowing his physical capacity on certain day
D. By ascertaining his physical, emotional and intellectual condition in a
certain month.
37. The study of biorhythm is an important aspect of traffic safety because

a person can avoid accident:
A. By hinting on how he will tend to feel in a certain day

B. By knowing his intellectual capacity on certain day
C. By knowing his physical capacity on certain day
D. By ascertaining his physical, emotional and intellectual condition in a
certain month.
38. The chronological arrangement of the color of the traffic lights from
the bottom.
A. Yellow, red, green C. Red, yellow, green

B. Green, red, yellow D. Green, yellow, red
38. The chronological arrangement of the color of the traffic lights from
the bottom.
A. Yellow, red, green C. Red, yellow, green

B. Green, red, yellow D. Green, yellow, red
39. When approaching in an intersection where the flashing red is on,

the motorist should _________.
A. Stop and proceed with caution

B. Slow down and proceed with caution
C. Reduce speed
D. Give way to motor vehicles coming from the opposite direction
39. When approaching in an intersection where the flashing red is on,

the motorist should _________.
A. Stop and proceed with caution

B. Slow down and proceed with caution
C. Reduce speed
D. Give way to motor vehicles coming from the opposite direction
40. Used when traffic enforcer observed a minor violation but

preoccupied at a moment.
a. visual warning
b. verbal warning
c. written warning
d. oral warning
40. Used when traffic enforcer observed a minor violation but

preoccupied at a moment.
a. visual warning
b. verbal warning
c. written warning
d. oral warning
41. A number representing the resistance to sliding of two surfaces

in contract is known as ______.
a. coefficient of friction
b. traffic jam
c. attribute
d. contract damage
41. A number representing the resistance to sliding of two surfaces

in contract is known as ______.
a. coefficient of friction
b. traffic jam
c. attribute
d. contract damage
42. When wheeled carts were invented, the next problem by man
when travelling was?
a. Wider pathways which will accommodate the much wider wheeled

cart
b. An engine which will power the wheeled carriages
c. how to propel the vehicles
d. how to get rid the domesticated animals
42. When wheeled carts were invented, the next problem by man
when travelling was?
a. Wider pathways which will accommodate the much wider wheeled

cart
b. An engine which will power the wheeled carriages
c. how to propel the vehicles
d. how to get rid the domesticated animals
43. The inter-link between municipalities and within the city proper
with a right of way of 15 meters.
a. Provincial Road
b. Barangay Road
c. Municipal Road
d. City Road
43. The inter-link between municipalities and within the city proper with a right of way
of 15 meters.
a. Provincial Road
b. Barangay Road
c. Municipal Road
d. City Road
ACCORDING TO POLITICAL SUBDIVISION:
• NATIONAL ROADS – the main road as a conduit system with a right of way from 20
meters to 120 meters.
• PROVINCIAL ROADS – the linkages between to municipalities with the right of way
from 15 meters to 60 meters
• CITY ROADS – the inter-link between municipalities and within city proper with
right of way of 15 meters
• MUNICIPAL ROADS – all roads within the town
44. On traffic enforcement, what do you call on the act of bringing a

motor vehicle as a consequence of traffic law violation?
A. Confiscation
B. impounding
C. Encumbrance
D. Seizure
44. On traffic enforcement, what do you call on the act of bringing a

motor vehicle as a consequence of traffic law violation?
A. Confiscation
B. impounding
C. Encumbrance
D. Seizure

While the area is very foggy, a man drives at 80 kph. If you are a traffic
patrol officer assigned at the area, you may apprehend the driver for?
A. Underspeeding
C. Reckless driving
d. Overspeeding

While the area is very foggy, a man drives at 80 kph. If you are a traffic
patrol officer assigned at the area, you may apprehend the driver for?
A. Underspeeding
C. Reckless driving
d. Overspeeding
46. What is the Protocol Plate number of a Congressman?
A.4 C. 8
B. 6 D. 14
1 – PRESIDENT
2 – VICE PRESIDENT
3 – S E N AT E P R E S I D E N T
4 – S P E A K E R O F T H E H O U S E R E P R E S E N TAT I V E
5 – C H I E F J U S T I C E O F T H E S U P R E M E C O U RT
6 – C A B I N E T S E C R E TA R I E S
7 – S E N ATO R S
8 – CONGRESSMAN
9 – A S S O C I AT E O F T H E S U P R E M E C O U RT
1 0 – P R E S I D I N G J U S T I C E A N D O T H E R J U S T I C E S O F T H E C O U RT O F A P P E A L S
11 – C H A I R M A N O F T H E C O M E L E C
1 2 – C A B I N E T S E C R E TA R I E S
1 3 – S O L I C I TO R G E N E R A L
1 4 – C H I E F O F S TA F F, A F P, C H I E F P N P
47. They are self-centered and not learned how to be unselfish.
A. Egotist
B. Over-emotional
C. Thwarted
D. Top Notch
47. They are self-centered and not learned how to be unselfish.
A. Egotist
B. Over-emotional
C. Thwarted
D. Top Notch
48. A state or condition of severe road congestion arising when

continuous queues of vehicles block an entire network of intersecting
streets bringing traffic in all directions to a complete standstill.
A. Traffic Jam
B. Collision
C. Gridlock
D. Traffic Congestion
48. A state or condition of severe road congestion arising when

continuous queues of vehicles block an entire network of intersecting
streets bringing traffic in all directions to a complete standstill.
A. Traffic Jam
B. Collision
C. Gridlock
D. Traffic Congestion
49. Single white dotted line indicates all of the following EXCEPT
A. on two-lane road, it separates traffic moving in the opposite directions

B. on a one-way street, separates traffic moving in one direction
C. overtaking is possible when other lane is clear of oncoming vehicle
D. absolutely no overtaking
49. Single white dotted line indicates all of the following EXCEPT
A. on two-lane road, it separates traffic moving in the opposite directions

B. on a one-way street, separates traffic moving in one direction
C. overtaking is possible when other lane is clear of oncoming vehicle
D. absolutely no overtaking
50. For open country roads with no blind corners the maximum
allowable speed is___ km/h for passenger vehicles and motorcycles, 50
km/h for trucks and buses; for through streets clear of traffic 40 km/h
and 20 km/h respectively; for city and municipal streets 30 km/h and
for through crowded streets approaching intersections at blind corners
passing school zones the maximum allowable speed is 20 km/h for both
passenger cars, motorcycles as well as trucks and buses.
A. 60
B. 70
C. 80
D. 200
50. For open country roads with no blind corners the maximum
allowable speed is___ km/h for passenger vehicles and motorcycles, 50
km/h for trucks and buses; for through streets clear of traffic 40 km/h
and 20 km/h respectively; for city and municipal streets 30 km/h and
for through crowded streets approaching intersections at blind corners
passing school zones the maximum allowable speed is 20 km/h for both
passenger cars, motorcycles as well as trucks and buses.
A. 60
B. 70
C. 80
D. 200
51. New Anti-Carnapping Act of 2016.
A. Republic Act No. 10883

B. Republic Act No. 7924
C. Republic Act No. 6539
D. Republic Act No. 10586
51. New Anti-Carnapping Act of 2016.
A. Republic Act No. 10883

B. Republic Act No. 7924
C. Republic Act No. 6539
D. Republic Act No. 10586
52. A classification of films which offers visual realism.
A. Analytical film
B. Didactic film
C. Simulation film
D. Movie film
A. Analytical film
B. Didactic film
C. Simulation film
D. Movie film
A. Analytical film
B. Didactic film
C. Simulation film
D. Movie film
• Analytical film – provides an adjective analysis of the driving situation

presented to the student
• Didactic film – aims to show good driving behavior

53. Bona fide tourist and transients who are duly licensed to operate
motor vehicles in their respective countries may be allowed to operate
motor vehicles during their stay but not beyond?
A. 12 months
B. 90 days
C. 60 days
D. 3 years
A. 12 months
B. 90 days
C. 60 days
D. 3 years
A. 12 months
B. 90 days
C. 60 days
D. 3 years
** Issued by the Automobile Association of the Philippines.

54. This type of driving instruction method which depends on

instructor-student communication is referred to as ____________.
A. Traditional
B. Comprehensive
C. Commentary
D. Simulated
54. This type of driving instruction method which depends on instructor-student

communication is referred to as ____________.
A. Traditional
B. Comprehensive
C. Commentary
D. Simulated
1. COMPREHENSIVE
Place the student into the real life of driving situation from the beginning
3. COMMENTARY DRIVING METHOD
The student will be accompanied by an instructor. As the student drives, the instructor has
to give comments on his driving.
4. SIMULATED CONDITIONS AND OFF THE ROAD TRAINING
SIMULATOR – a static machine with all the important
55. For professional drivers or drivers of trucks, buses, motorcycles

and public utility vehicles, the allowable BAC is?
A. 1 percent
B. 2 percent
C. 0 percent
D. 0.05 percent
55. For professional drivers or drivers of trucks, buses, motorcycles

and public utility vehicles, the allowable BAC is?
A. 1 percent
B. 2 percent
C. 0 percent
D. 0.05 percent
56 It is the distance travelled before applying the brakes.
A. Reaction Time
B. Distance Time
C. Response Time
D. Safe time
56 It is the distance travelled before applying the brakes.
A. Reaction Time
B. Distance Time
C. Response Time
D. Safe time
57 In measuring critical measurements such as skid marks, how many

prober will conduct at least?
A. 2
B. 3
C. 4
D. 1
57 In measuring critical measurements such as skid marks, how many

prober will conduct at least?
A. 2
B. 3
C. 4
D. 1
58.How many days is the extension for the TOP or temporary operators
permit?
a.72 hours
b. 3 days
c. none
d. both a and b
58.How many days is the extension for the TOP or temporary operators
permit?
a.72 hours
b. 3 days
c. none
d. both a and b
59.Whenever the load of vehicle extends more than one meter beyond
body, this should be attached.
A. Red lights
B. Tail lights
C. Red flags
D. Mufflers
59.Whenever the load of vehicle extends more than one meter beyond
body, this should be attached.
A. Red lights
B. Tail lights
C. Red flags
D. Mufflers
60. A type of nomad where they wander for search of food.
a.Foraging populations
b.Pastoral nomad
c.Nomad
d.gypsies
60. A type of nomad where they wander for search of food.
a.Foraging populations
b.Pastoral nomad
c.Nomad
d.gypsies
61.Known as the two-humped Camel
a.Bactrian camel
b.Dromedary camel
c.Humpy camel
d.two-humped camel
61.Known as the two-humped Camel
a.Bactrian camel
b.Dromedary camel
c.Humpy camel
d.two-humped camel
62.Where was wheel invented?
a.USA
b.Western Asia
c.Europe
d.Russia
62.Where was wheel invented?
a.USA
b.Western Asia
c.Europe
d.Russia
63. What was the oldest wheel found?
a.Ljubljana Marshes Wooden Wheel

b.Pneumatic Wheel
c.Western Wheel
d.Etoinne Lenoir Wooden Wheel
63. What was the oldest wheel found?
a.Ljubljana Marshes Wooden Wheel

b.Pneumatic Wheel
c.Western Wheel
d.Etoinne Lenoir Wooden Wheel
64. They were the major road builders in the ancient world.
a.Spaniards
b.Romans
c.Americans
d.Chinese
a.Spaniards
b.Romans
c.Americans
d.Chinese
a.Spaniards
b.Romans
c.Americans
d.Chinese
• Road network of romans reached a total of 50,000 miles or 80,000kms

• Spaniards – responsible for the construction road networks in the ph
65.It connects low-to-moderate highways or roads to arterial highways

such as those entering residential properties. It also refers to a highway
that serves primarily to funnel traffic from one local highway to another or
between arterials and local highways.
a.Arterial Highways
b.Carriageway
c.Collector Highway
d.Local Collector Road
65.It connects low-to-moderate highways or roads to arterial highways

such as those entering residential properties. It also refers to a highway
that serves primarily to funnel traffic from one local highway to another or
between arterials and local highways.
a.Arterial Highways
b.Carriageway
c.Collector Highway
d.Local Collector Road
66.It is the most common type which involved crossings of two roadways
a.3-way intersection
b.4-way intersection
c.5-way intersection
d.6-way intersection
66.It is the most common type which involved crossings of two roadways
a.3-way intersection
b.4-way intersection
c.5-way intersection
d.6-way intersection
67. Motor vehicle registered for more than nine passengers
a.Passenger automobile
b.Passenger truck
c.Passenger jeepney
d.Truck
67. Motor vehicle registered for more than nine passengers
a.Passenger automobile
b.Passenger truck
c.Passenger jeepney
d.Truck
68. It has no traffic signals or traffic signs.
a.Uncontrolled Intersection
b.Box Junction
c.Yield-sign intersection
d.Cloverleaf
68. It has no traffic signals or traffic signs.
a.Uncontrolled Intersection
b.Box Junction
c.Yield-sign intersection
d.Cloverleaf
• CONTROLLED INTERSECTION – controlled by any traffic control devices.

a. Yield-controlled intersection
b. Stop-controlled intersection
c. Traffic circle
• BOX JUNCTION – generally prohibits entry unless the exit is clear.
• CLOVERLEAF - a highway interchange at which two highways, one crossing over the other, have a series of entrance and exit
ramos resembling the outline of a four-leaf clover and enabling vehicles to proceed in either direction on either highway.
69. It is strictly prohibited, except for conductors collecting passenger

fare.
a.Cargo Carrying Devices

b.Riding on running board
c.Riding on top of the MV
d.Hitching
69. It is strictly prohibited, except for conductors collecting passenger

fare.
a.Cargo Carrying Devices

b.Riding on running board
c.Riding on top of the MV
d.Hitching
70. ________ and whenever weather conditions so require,

headlights shall both be lighted.
a.one-half hour after sunset and until at least one-half four before
sunrise
b.one hour after sunset and until at least one-half hour before sunrise
c.one-half hour after sunset and until at least one hour before sunrise
d.two hours after sunset and until at least one-half four before sunrise
70. ________ and whenever weather conditions so require,

headlights shall both be lighted.
a.one-half hour after sunset and until at least one-half four before
sunrise
b.one hour after sunset and until at least one-half hour before sunrise
c.one-half hour after sunset and until at least one hour before sunrise
d.two hours after sunset and until at least one-half four before sunrise
71. Every motor vehicle propelled by an internal combustion engine

shall be equipped with a _______, and whenever said motor vehicle
passes through a street of any city, municipality, or thickly populated
district or barrio.
a.Engine
b.Windshield
c.Muffler
d.Lights
71. Every motor vehicle propelled by an internal combustion engine

shall be equipped with a _______, and whenever said motor vehicle
passes through a street of any city, municipality, or thickly populated
district or barrio.
a.Engine
b.Windshield
c.Muffler
d.Lights
72.A a driver COULD leave the area of accident without being held
liable for HIT-AND-RUN, EXCEPT when:
a.His life is in imminent danger of being harmed by other person/s by

reason of the accident
b.He surrenders to proper authority
c.He summons the assistance of a physician or nurse to aid the victim
d.He has a meeting to attend
72. A a driver COULD leave the area of accident without being held
liable for HIT-AND-RUN, EXCEPT when:
a.His life is in imminent danger of being harmed by other person/s by

reason of the accident
b.He surrenders to proper authority
c.He summons the assistance of a physician or nurse to aid the victim
d.He has a meeting to attend
73.A Temporary Operator's Permit is valid for ______.
a.24 hours
b.48 hours
c.72 hours
d.15 days
73.A Temporary Operator's Permit is valid for ______.
a.24 hours
b.48 hours
c.72 hours
d.15 days
74. The following are qualifications for applying a student permit,

except:
a.Filipino citizen
b.at least 17 years old
c.You must have no unsettled traffic violation.
d.You must have attended at least 15 hours of theoretical driving
lessons from any LTO-accredited driving school
74. The following are qualifications for applying a student permit,

except:
a.Filipino citizen
b.at least 17 years old
c.You must have no unsettled traffic violation.
d.You must have attended at least 15 hours of theoretical driving
lessons from any LTO-accredited driving school
75.If you’re a holder of a driver’s license that has been expired for
10 years or more, you are no longer allowed to drive and are required
by the LTO to apply for a student permit again.
a.True
b.False
c.Yes
d.No
75.If you’re a holder of a driver’s license that has been expired for
10 years or more, you are no longer allowed to drive and are required
by the LTO to apply for a student permit again.
a.True
b.False
c.Yes
d.No
76. The SP shall be valid for two years from the date of its issuance.
After two years, it cannot be used for purposes of the practical
driving course.
a.True
b.False
c.Yes
d.No
driving course.
a.True
b.False
c.Yes
d.No
driving course.
a.True
b.False
c.Yes
d.No
77. This kind of license is issued to owners of private-owned

vehicles or those not for hire or paid for driving
a.Student Permit
b.Professional Driver's License
c.Non-Professional Driver's License
d.Military Driver's License
77. This kind of license is issued to owners of private-owned

vehicles or those not for hire or paid for driving
a.Student Permit
b.Professional Driver's License
c.Non-Professional Driver's License
d.Military Driver's License
78.It mandates the LTO to conduct a examination on both applicants

of new driver’s licenses and on those who are renewing expired ones.
a.RA 4136
b.RA 10930
c.RA 10586
d.RA 8750
78.It mandates the LTO to conduct a examination on both applicants

of new driver’s licenses and on those who are renewing expired ones.
a.RA 4136
b.RA 10930
c.RA 10586
d.RA 8750
79.It refers to the collective code representing the vehicle

category/ies that a licensed person is allowed to operate.
a.DL Code
b.Driver's Restriction Code
c.Vehicle Category
d.any of the above
79.It refers to the collective code representing the vehicle

category/ies that a licensed person is allowed to operate.
a.DL Code
b.Driver's Restriction Code
c.Vehicle Category
d.any of the above
80. A driver's condition where a driver should wear corrective lenses.
a.1
b.2
c.A
d.B
80. A driver's condition where a driver should wear corrective lenses.
a.1
b.2
c.A
d.B
81.Statement no. 1: Procuring driver’s license is a right. Statement

no. 2 Conductor must possess a license.
a.Statement no. 1 is true. Statement no. 2 is false

b.Statement no. 2 is false. Statement no. 2 is true
c.Both statements are true
d.Both statements are false
81.Statement no. 1: Procuring driver’s license is a right. Statement

no. 2 Conductor must possess a license.
a.Statement no. 1 is true. Statement no. 2 is false

b.Statement no. 2 is false. Statement no. 2 is true
c.Both statements are true
d.Both statements are false
82.A motor vehicle with a plate number of KJN 2247 shall be

registered on _______.
a.June - 1st week

b.July - 1st week
c.June - 2nd week
d.July - 2nd week
82.A motor vehicle with a plate number of KJN 2247 shall be

registered on _______.
a.June - 1st week

b.July - 1st week
c.June - 2nd week
d.July - 2nd week
83.In arresting the trafficviolator or when it involvedarrest due to

traffic violation, the following procedures are followed except:
a. bring the suspended person before the court

b.detention of the arrested personmay take place
c. arrest can be effectedeven without a warrant
d. impose the probable penalty that might be imposed
83.In arresting the trafficviolator or when it involvedarrest due to

traffic violation, the following procedures are followed except:
a. bring the suspended person before the court

b.detention of the arrested personmay take place
c. arrest can be effectedeven without a warrant
d. impose the probable penalty that might be imposed
84.A traffic police officer stationed the route of a parade has been ordered by his
superior to allow no cars to cross the route. While the parade is in progress, an
ambulance driver on an emergency run attempts to drive his ambulance across the route
while the parade is passing.Under these circumstances the traffic police officer should.
a.ask the driver to wait until the traffic policeofficer contact his superior and obtains
decisions
b.stop the parade long enough to permit the ambulance to cross the street
c.hold up the ambulance in accordance with the superior's order
d.direct the ambulancedriver to the shortest detourwhich will add at least then minutes to
run
84.A traffic police officer stationed the route of a parade has been ordered by his
superior to allow no cars to cross the route. While the parade is in progress, an
ambulance driver on an emergency run attempts to drive his ambulance across the route
while the parade is passing.Under these circumstances the traffic police officer should.
a.ask the driver to wait until the traffic policeofficer contact his superior and obtains
decisions
b.stop the parade long enough to permit the ambulance to cross the street
c.hold up the ambulance in accordance with the superior's order
d.direct the ambulancedriver to the shortest detourwhich will add at least then minutes to
run
85. This refers to the number of vehicles occupying a specificlength of a

roadway at a given instant ______.
a. Density
b. Volume
c. Gravity
d.Number of units
85. This refers to the number of vehicles occupying a specificlength of a

roadway at a given instant ______.
a. Density
b. Volume
c. Gravity
d.Number of units
86. The basic principle behind selective enforcement in traffic control

is ________.
a.selection of geographical areas for strict enforcement

b.concentration of enforcement activities at peak traffic hours
c.a shifting emphasison different types of violations
d.a warning rather than a citation will act as preventive measurefor future
violation
86. The basic principle behind selective enforcement in traffic control

is ________.
a.selection of geographical areas for strict enforcement

b.concentration of enforcement activities at peak traffic hours
c.a shifting emphasison different types of violations
d.a warning rather than a citation will act as preventive measurefor future
violation
87.He perfected the Macadamized road system in England:
a. John road
b.John Palmer
c.John Mc Adam
d.John Negroponte
87.He perfected the Macadamized road system in England:
a. John road
b.John Palmer
c.John Mc Adam
d.John Negroponte
88. Are signs left on the road by tires that are sliding or scrubbing
whilethe wheel is still turning.
A.Skid Marks
B.Scuff Marks
C.Centrifugal skid
D. Yawn Marks
88. Are signs left on the road by tires that are sliding or scrubbing
whilethe wheel is still turning.
A.Skid Marks
B.Scuff Marks
C.Centrifugal skid
D. Yawn Marks
89. It is the elevated structure built for the safety of pedestrians crossing
busy highways.
a.Skyway
b.Overpass
c.Flyover
d.Underpass
89. It is the elevated structure built for the safety of pedestrians crossing
busy highways.
a.Skyway
b.Overpass
c.Flyover
d.Underpass
90. Painted on the pavement and placed at the intersections and other
places to provide pedestrians with safety zone when crossing.
a.Lane
b.Stop lines
c.Markers
d.Cross walk
90. Painted on the pavement and placed at the intersections and other
places to provide pedestrians with safety zone when crossing.
a.Lane
b.Stop lines
c.Markers
d.Cross walk
91.Frontal collision of vehicles.
a.Full impact collision

b.Head on collision
c.Frontal collision
d.Collision
91.Frontal collision of vehicles.
a.Full impact collision

b.Head on collision
c.Frontal collision
d.Collision
92..A general principle of traffic accident, investigation is to ______.
A. Look for the key event that causes the accident

B. Regard any unfavorable factor, existing immediately prior to the accident,
as a cause
C. Consider violations as primary causes and any factors as secondary causes
D. Consider road conditions as limiting conditions rather as causes
92..A general principle of traffic accident, investigation is to ______.
A. Look for the key event that causes the accident

B. Regard any unfavorable factor, existing immediately prior to the accident,
as a cause
C. Consider violations as primary causes and any factors as secondary causes
D. Consider road conditions as limiting conditions rather as causes
93. What part of the vehicle can tell or serve as basis in determining its make?
a.Headlight
b.Tail light
c.Windshields
d.Bumper
93. What part of the vehicle can tell or serve as basis in determining its make?
a.Headlight
b.Tail light
c.Windshields
d.Bumper
94.If you are the investigator, what particular evidence should be obtained in
hit-and-run cases?
a. Blood
b. Fiber clothing
c. Debris
d. Plate number
94.If you are the investigator, what particular evidence should be obtained in
hit-and-run cases?
a. Blood
b. Fiber clothing
c. Debris
d. Plate number
95.Which of the following traffic concept instruct drivers and pedestrians

when, how pedestrian move, not to move or stand steady at a particular time?
a.Traffic direction
b.Traffic supervision
c.Traffic control
d.Traffic management
95.Which of the following traffic concept instruct drivers and pedestrians

when, how pedestrian move, not to move or stand steady at a particular time?
a.Traffic direction
b.Traffic supervision
c.Traffic control
d.Traffic management
96.What is the traffic engineering system that employs prescribed traffic rules
and regulations and devices such as signals, and markings, to relieve vehicle
congestion and to promote safety and pedestrian mobility?
a. Traffic direction
b. Traffic supervision
c. Traffic control
d. Traffic management
96.What is the traffic engineering system that employs prescribed traffic rules
and regulations and devices such as signals, and markings, to relieve vehicle
congestion and to promote safety and pedestrian mobility?
a. Traffic direction
b. Traffic supervision
c. Traffic control
d. Traffic management
97.What mark is caused by the forward rotation of the wheels being slower
than the forward movement of the vehicle?
a.Skip marks
b.Impending skid marks
c.Skid marks
d.Yawn marks
97.What mark is caused by the forward rotation of the wheels being slower
than the forward movement of the vehicle?
a.Skip marks
b.Impending skid marks
c.Skid marks
d.Yawn marks
YAWNMARKS - the mark made on the road by a rotating tire which slipping
in a direction parallel to the axle of the wheel.
98. If a driver is involved in a traffic accident, he must report to the

nearest police station _________.
a.Within 8 hours
b.Within 12 hours
c.Within 24 hours
d.At once
98. If a driver is involved in a traffic accident, he must report to the

nearest police station _________.
a.Within 8 hours
b.Within 12 hours
c.Within 24 hours
d.At once
99. Then parking on uphill parallel to the highways and there is a curb , the
front wheels should be sharply turned to _______.
a.Right
b.Left
c.Center
d.Either right or left
99. Then parking on uphill parallel to the highways and there is a curb , the front wheels
should be sharply turned to _______.
a.Right
b.Left
c.Center
d.Either right or left
• Downhill with or without curb – turn wheels to the

curb or to the side
• Uphill with curb – turn wheels from curb.
• Uphill without curb – turn wheels to the side of the
road
100. An event on the road which characterizes the manner of occurrence of a

motor vehicle traffic accident.
a.Attribute
b.Key event
c.Tactic
d.Running off road
100. An event on the road which characterizes the manner of occurrence of a

motor vehicle traffic accident.
a.Attribute
b.Key event
c.Tactic
d.Running off road

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KAROLINA ERIKA A. BUTED,

1. The following are cardinal points of investigations, except?

1. The following are cardinal points of investigations, except?

a.Strip and double strip search

a.Strip and double strip search

4. Criminals are identified through, except:

a.By confession or admission by the criminal

4. Criminals are identified through, except:

a.By confession or admission by the criminal

5. The methodology involving the systematic searching, handling,

5. The methodology involving the systematic searching, handling,

7. It deals with the identity,location and arrestof a person who

7. It deals with the identity,location and arrestof a person who

8. Which phase of criminal Investigation that the investigator

a. During the identification of criminaloffender

8. Which phase of criminal Investigation that the investigator

a. During the identification of criminaloffender

9. Through this tool of criminalinvestigation tangible things may

9. Through this tool of criminalinvestigation tangible things may

10. Coerced and uncounseled statements are considered

10. Coerced and uncounseled statements are considered

a. It can be used as evidence against him

a. It can be used as evidence against him

12. An act or declaration made in the presence and within the

12. An act or declaration made in the presence and within the

13. Which of the following is not an element of corpus delicti?

a. Proof of the occurrence of certain event

13. Which of the following is not an element of corpus delicti?

a. Proof of the occurrence of certain event

14. Which of the following need not be present in order to prove

a. Confession must be supported by

14. Which of the following need not be present in order to prove

a. Confession must be supported by

15. Assume that you are an investigator who investigates a

a. Verbal Description and Rogue’s Gallery

15. Assume that you are an investigator who investigates a murder

a. Verbal Description and Rogue’s Gallery

16. Covert observation of a person, place, or things by human or technical means

16. Covert observation of a person, place, or things by human or technical means

18. Photographs to be taken at the scene of the crime, EXCEPT

a. Over-All and environment’s photograph

18. Photographs to be taken at the scene of the crime, EXCEPT

a. Over-All and environment’s photograph

a. Crime scene sketch

a. Crime scene sketch

a. Evidence must be properly documented

a. Evidence must be properly documented

a. Evidence must be photographed and packaged

a. Evidence must be photographed and packaged

22. In questioning a witness, an ideal type of written statement is ____.

a. Narrative type because it is easierand will be short

22. In questioning a witness, an ideal type of written statement is ____.

a. Narrative type because it is easierand will be short

24. What are the Golden Rules in homicide investigation?

24. What are the Golden Rules in homicide investigation?

a.Statement No. 1 is correct

a.Statement No. 1 is correct

a. At the time of custodial investigation

a. At the time of custodial investigation

28. “Eavesdropping the crime scene” means ______.

a. Extent the estimate of the scene