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BOARD EXAM QE!T"O#! $OR CR"M"#O%O&"!T CR"M"#A%
!OC"O%O&'( ET)"C! A#D )MA# RE%AT"O#!

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

avoid unpleasant habits which aect not only himself as an individual
member, but also the whole organization where he belongs.

a. Sleeping on duty

b. nto!ication and use of prohibited drugs

c. Partisan police activities

d* All of t+e fore,oin, Ans* D

". #he general rule is that a member of the PNP cannot draw his $rearms,
e!cept for%

a* #ecessar- appre+ension of criminals

b. Necessary target practice

c. Necessary inspection or lawful use

d. All of the foregoing Ans. A

&. t is the process by which we use or manipulate representation

representation or
symbols.

a. #hin'ing

b* "ntuition

 c. Perceiving

d. (emory Ans. )

*. t is everyone+s duty and obligation regardless

regardless of his intelligence,
degree of education, social standing, religion, sect, or color etc.

a. ode of ethics

b. Public o-ce is a public thrust

c* $ait+ful alle,iance to t+e ,overnment and constitution

d. oyalty and love of country Ans. 

/. 0e$ciencies in the S can be manifested by the following

circumstances, e!cept%

a. Poor lin'age or relationship among the / pillars

b. Poor image or credibility of and controversies in law enforcement

c. 2idespread indierence and apathy of the community

d* .roper disposition of cases b- t+e prosecution

p rosecution and court Ans* D

3. #his involves functions of the police to ensure compliance by regulatory

means with public safety and security.

a* "mplement la/

b. 4nforce tra-c and crowd laws

c. Arrest and investigate criminals

d. 5egulate non%criminal conduct Ans. A

6. 2hich of the following does not belong to the group7

a. Assassination

b. )ombing

c. Sabotage

d* .rostitution Ans* D

8. t is 'nown as an Act Prohibiting the 4mployment of hildren )elow 1/

years of age in public and private underta'ings.

a* Republic Act 0123

b. 5epublic Act 63/8

c. 5epublic Act 8//1

d. Presidential 0ecree 39& Ans. A

:. Assume that you are a police o-cer and you found out that you have
un;ustly reprimanded police o-cer uan de la ruz. #he best procedure
procedure to
follow is%

a. ustify the reprimand

b* Tal4 to +im and admit -our mista4es

c. (a'e no apology but tolerate his behavior

d. gnore the matter Ans. )

19. #his is a term

te rm applied for a specialist in the study of disorders,
sometimes interchangeably used with psychiatrist.

a* Ant+ropolo,ist

b. Alienist

c. Autophobia

d. )iometry Ans. A

11. nconsistent and wise use of discretion, base on professional policing

competence, will do much to preserve good relationship and retain the
con$dence of the public. #his statement is <<<<<<<<<<.
<<<<<<<<<<.

a* Absolutel- correct

b. Absolutely wrong

c. (aybe correct
correct

d. Neither correct or wrong Ans. A

1". 2hat disciplinary measure, do you thin', will most li'ely produce
discontentment and grievance7

a. =nusual strictness

b* "nconsistent administration

c. Severity of punishment

d. mpersonal attitude Ans. )

1&. #his theory believes that punishment should $t the criminal and not
the crime committed.
a. Positivist theory

b. Neo%classical theory

c* Classical t+eor-

d. 0ierential Association #heory Ans. 

1*. A police o-cer in uniform is prohibited from carrying

carrying any pac'age or
bundle unless it is needed in the performance of his duty. #he li'elihood,
the said o-cer will be misinterpreted to <<<<<<.

a* )ave accepted favors

b. )e a comprador for his wife

c. A trim appearance while in uniform is important

d. All of the forgoing Ans. A

1/.)efore the development of scientist theorist, this theory involved

believing that criminal behavior is caused by the possession of evil spirits.

a* Demonolo,ical

b. lassical

c. talian

d. Neo%classical Ans. A

13. A statue enacted by ongress,

ongress, penal in character, which is not
amendment to the 5evise Penal ode such as 5epublic Acts, Presidential
0ecrees and (emorandum irculars.

a* !pecial %a/

b. onstitution

c. 5evised Penal ode

d. ommon aw Ans. A

16. t is a 'ind of early form of punishment where prisoners are shipped or

moved from one place to another for the purpose of cheap labor.

a. Slavery

b. )anishment
c* Transportation

d. Penal colony Ans. 

18. ustice according to the Supreme ourt is symbolically represented by

a blindfolded woman holding a sword and with a balance, meaning it is7

a. Administered with respect to persons

b. Administered without respect to persons, e>uality to poor and the rich

c. Administered without respect to persons. 4>uality to poor people

d* Administered /it+ respect to persons( Equalit- and Treatment

Treatment
Ans* D

1:. 2hich agency is responsible for the custody and rehabilitation of

youthful oenders7

a. )oards of Pardons and Parole

b. )ureau of ail (anagement and Penology

c* Department of !ocial 5elfare

5elfare and Development

d. )ureau of orrections Ans. 

"9. Are those who commit crime due to abnormalities or psychological

disorders. #hey should be e!empted from criminal liability.

a. )orn criminals

b* "nsane criminals

c. riminaloids

d. riminal by passion Ans. )

"1. t is de$ned as the wise use of one+s ;udgment, common sense and
personal e!perience in deciding.

a* Discretion

b. 0ecision ma'ing

c. Problem solving

d. None of the above Ans. A

"". A police o-cer on witness stand is not called upon to e!press
e!press his view
about the case, nor to tell what he heard others say about it, nor to ma'e
a speech. ?f the following, the most accurate statement of this situation is
that @

a. )e courteous

b* To tell t+e trut+ and not+in, but t+e trut+

c. 0o not volunteer

d. None of the above Ans. )

"&. #he basic weapon of a police o-cer is7

a. un

b. =niform

c. 2histle

d* 6no/led,e of t+e la/ Ans* D

"*. t is de$ned as the sum total of dealings between the police and the
people it serves and whose goodwill and cooperation it craves for the
greatest possible e-ciency in the service.

a. Public 5elations

b. Buman 5elations
5elations

c* .olice Communit- Relations

d. Police information and education Ans. 

"/. 2hich of the following is the most important function of good public
relation o-cers of a police station7

a. #raining of police members

b* &eneratin, communit- a/areness and support

c. 5ecruiting >uali$ed applicant

d. Planning and special pro;ects Ans. )

"3. #he term CpoliceD can be de$ned in two ways. #his de$nition refers to
the creation of the police under the onstitution forming a part of the
e!ecutive
e!ecutive department in charge in the apprehension of oenders and to
e!ecute the law.

a. As to agency

b. As to behavior

c. As to individual

d* As to or,ani7ation Ans* D

"6. #he form of child abuse that can range from habitual humiliation of
the child to withholding life%sustaining nurturing refers to @

a. (ental abuse

b* Emotional abuse

c. Physical abuse

d. 4conomic abuse Ans. )

"8. Be advocated a system of classifying criminals according to bodily

measurements.
measurements. )ecause human s'eleton is unchangeable after the
twentieth year and because no two individuals are ali'e in all dimensionsE
this method of identi$cation received prominence in 1889+s.

a* Alp+onse Bertillon

b. harles 0arwin

 c. esar ombroso

d. harles oring Ans. A

":. 0ominated by Pleasure principle, through which the individual is

pressed for immediate grati$cation of his or her desires.

a* "d

b. 4go

c. Superego

d. None of the above Ans. A

&9. #he theory which states that police o-cers who 'now the wrongdoing
of another police o-cer will not ta'e action against them or provide
information against them to investigators.
a. ode of ethical standards

b. ode of Secrecy

c* Blue /all of silence

d. None of the above Ans. 

&1. Be founded the Positive School of riminology in the Nineteenth

entury.

a. essare )eccaria

b* Cesare %ombroso

c. harles oring

d. alvin oddard Ans. )

&". =nder this ethical standard, the PNP member shall ta'e legitimate
means to achieve goals despite of internal and e!ternal di-culties.

a* .erseverance

b. Bumility

c. ?rderliness

d. ntegrity Ans. A

&&. t means more than reporting to wor' on time. t involves as well as

every detail of the policeman+s daily activity.
activity.

a. Protection of the underdog

b. (altreatment of oenders

c* .unctualit- to calls( requirements of dut-(

dut-( etc*

d. 0ue process of law Ans. 

&*. t is a morbid fear of one+s self or of being alone.

a* Monop+obia

b. (egalomania

c. Autophobia
d. Fleptomania Ans. A

&/. A police o-cer is forbidden to engage in idle conversation while on

duty. Speci$cally this prohibition refers to%

a. ossip and idle tal'

b. ommunication outside organization

c. Ge!ing of humiliating other

d* All of t+e fore,oin, Ans* D

&3. t is a strategic position to prevent crime and delin>uency. t receives

him when he is young, observes, supervises, and teaches him for many
hours each wee' during some of his most impressionable years.

a. Bome

b. 5eligion

c* !c+ool

d. Police agency Ans. 

&6. ?ne of the following is not a cause of ;uvenile delin>uencyH

delin>uencyH

a. Neglected homes

b* .olice ine8cienc-

c. ac' of proper guidance

d. 0elin>uent parents Ans. )

&8. Police o-cer shall treat o-cial business as such, and shall no impart
the same to anyone e!cept those for whom it is intended, or as by his
superior o-cer, or as re>uired by law. #his Phrase describes%

a. onfession

b. on$dential information

c. criminal investigation

d* !ecrec- discipline Ans* D

&:. 2hich of the following should not released to the press by the police
o-cer7
a. ength of investigation

b. uveniles age

c* 9uveniles name

d. #ype of crime committed Ans. 

*9. 2hat is meant by victimless crime7

a. #here is no victim

b* T+ere is no complainin, :ictim

c. #he victim is dead

d. #he victim 'nows the suspect Ans. )

*1. A person who commits crime due to less physical stamina or self
control.

a* Criminaloids

b. riminal by passion

c. nsane criminal

d. )orn criminal Ans. A

*". #he center stage of Police ?-cers actions wherein his spectators are
the citizens he has sworn to serve with utmost dedication is the @

a. ourt

b* Communit-

c. Police station

d. None of the foregoing Ans. )

*&. t is considered as the wea'est pillar in the Philippine riminal ustice

System because they fail to reform oenders and prevent them from
returning
returning to criminal life.

a. Police

b. Prosecution

c* Correctional institutions
d. ommunity Ans. 

**. 2ho constitutes the Boly #hree in riminology7 1. esare omborso

omborso ".
4mile 0ur'heim &. 4nrico Ierri
Ierri *. 5afael arofalo

a. ", &, and *

b. 1, ", and &

c. ", &, and *

d* 2( ; and < Ans* D

*/. All PNP members must have the moral courage to sacri$ce self
interest in 'eeping with the time honored principle of <<<<<<<<<<<<<.

a* Delicade7a

b. Pa'i'isama

c. )ali'atan

d. None of the above Ans. A

*3. rowth, learning, maturation, are part of natural development of @

a. A child

b* An adolescent

c. Senile

d. ?ld age Ans. )

*6. (ay be de$ned as a study and investigation of crime and criminals

and is concerned with the application of 'nowledge regarding crime to
social programs of crime prevention and control.

a. 4tiology of crime

b. riminalist

c* Criminolo,-

d. riminal process Ans. 

*8. 5epublic Act No. 8//1 provides for the reorganization

reorganization of the Philippine
National Police. 2hich of the following is N?# a guiding policy in the
preparation of reorganization plan7
a. 4nhancement of community and service orientation to the police

b. (aintenance of a civilian and national police force

c. Attainment of e-ciency and eectiveness

d* Adaptation of militar- command structures Ans* D

*:. #hey are atavists according to ombroso

ombroso because they have inherited
their criminal tendencies.

a* Born criminals

b. riminal by Passion
Passion

c. nsane criminals

d. riminaloids Ans. A

/9. #ypology of crime simply means @

a* Cate,ori7ation or t-pe of crime

b. rime situation

c. 4!tent of crime

d. rime trend Ans. A

/1. #he 'ey to professionalism

professionalism is the implementation of a <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
program which includes the e>uitable distribution of recruitment,
recruitment, fair
promotion, rationalized approach
approach in assignment, s'ills development, grant
of reward and award, and decent living upon retirement.
retirement.

a. ompensation

b. Press relation o-cer

c* )uman resource development

d. ?rganizational development Ans. 

/". #he Neo%classical theory believes that children and lunatics should not
be regarded as criminal and punished because @

a. #hey are special people

b* T+e- cannot calculate pleasure and pain

c. #hey cannot complain

d. #hey are under age Ans. )

/&. (s udith was under underweight when she was issued a temporary
appointment. 2hat will happen to her if she does not gain the re>uired
weight after si! J3K months from her appointment7

a. She will be charge for violation of recruitment policy

b. She will be put under probation

c* !+e /ill be dismissed from one service

d. She will be reassigned

reassigned Ans. 

/*. #he goal of any ;uvenile ;ustice system is to @

a. Punish children

b. 5emove children from streets

c* !ave c+ildren from becomin, criminals

d. 4nsure that children are in school Ans. 

//. A police o-cer must wear his uniform securely buttoned at all times
because @

a. A complete uniform attracts Cchic'sD

b* A neat appearance commands respect

c. oose clothing is li'ely to catch obstruction

d. None of the above Ans. )

/3. #his political violence is used to promote political goals and employs
'idnapping, assassination and bombing to draw repressive response from
government trying to defense themselves.

a. nsurgency

b. Sabotage

c. 4spionage

d* Terrorism Ans* D
/6. Strict code of conduct that governs the behavior of ma$a members

a. ode and cipher

b* Omerta

c. ode of ethics

d. None of the above Ans. )

/8. #here are <<<<< ;ustices that composed the Supreme ourt including
the chief ;ustice.

a* 2=

b. 1"

c. "9

d. "* Ans. A

/:. 2ho has the peace%'eeping responsibility and to act as au!iliaries of

the law7

a. ongressman

b. (ayor

c* Baran,a- Captain

d. ouncilors Ans. 

39. According to Adolphe Luetelet, crimes against property increases

during <<<<<<<<<<.
<<<<<<<<<<.

a. Summer

b* 5inter

c. Night time

d. All of the above Ans. )

31. t is term as the relationship between the victim and the oender.
oender.

a* .enal couple

b. )rotherhood
c. (arried couple

d. None of the above Ans. A

3". Also 'nown as the CIamily ourts ActD.

a. 5epublic Act No. :13/

b. 5epublic Act No. 361&

c. 5epublic Act No. 6139

d* Republic Act #o* >;1? Ans* D

3&. #he prosecutor in court hearing represents

represents theE

a. Plainti

b. 0efendant

c. Police investigator

d* T+e !tate and t+e people Ans* D

3*. #his process see to it that no person will be deprived of life, liberty, or
property without notice of charges, legal counsel, a hearing, and an
opportunity to confront accusers.

a. Plea bargaining

b. )oo'ing

c. )ail

d* Due process Ans* D

3/. 5epublic Act No. 3:6/ did not amend its provision on the <<<<<<<<<<<<
<<<<<<<<<<<<
power of city e!ecutives in spite of lobbying to have them in congress, the
power still remains with the National Police ommission.

a* )ire and @re

b. Appointing

c. Promoting

d. 0ismissing Ans. A
33. ompulsory retirement from police service entitles one to be
promoted one ran' higher from the ran' he last held, for purpose of7

a. (onthly retirement
retirement

b* Retirement pa-

c. Salary ad;ustment

d. ongevity pay Ans. )

36. 2hen a person was sub;ected to some shoc'ing e!periences leaving

him with painful memories, repressed and can no longer be recalled, he is
suering from this disorder,

a. 0elusion

b* Amnesia

c. Phobia

d. 0ementia praeco! Ans. )

38. #he ran' of Police Senior Superintendent is re>uired to become a,

a. Police 0irector

b. Police Superintendent

c. PNP 5egional 0irector

d* .olice C+ief !uperintendent Ans* D

3:. All statements are corr

correct
ect e!cept one.

a* Attitudes are in+erited( not learned

b. 0efective character is related to deviant behavior

c. (ass media has an inMuence on delin>uent behavior

d. oyalty to gang compels the members to conform Ans. A

69. f (etro (anila accounts for "3 of the national total crime volume of
8*, 86/, Bow many crimes were reported to the police7

a. "", 838

b* ( 31>
c. "9, "/9

d. &", 3** Ans. )

61. Se!ual deviation is attained in this deviant behavior by watching nude

man or woman.

a. 4!hibitionism

b. #ransvertism
ransvertis m

c* :o-eurism

d. Ietishism Ans. 

6". #his is an ethical standard

standard that re>uires all PNP members to follow
logical procedures in accomplishing their duties in order to minimize
waste of time, money and eorts.

a. (orality

b. ustice

c. Bumility

d* Orderliness Ans* D

6&. #he mental attitude of every policemen is of vital importance in police

wor's because,

a. police wor's calls for e!ecutive abilities

b. police ;ob re>uires the ability to ma'e vital calculation

c* a police o8cer must 4eep calm in order to t+in4 clearl- in an

emer,enc- and critical situations

d. a policeman usually has to act before he has the chance to thin' Ans.
A ns. 

6*. 2ho said that crime is normal and part of nature society7

a. eremy )entham

b* C+arles &orin,

c. esare )eccaria

d. esare ombroso Ans. )

6/. #here is <<<<<<<<<<< if the 'illing was considered beforehand and that it
was motivated by more than simple desire to engage in an act of violence.

a. mplied malice

b. 0eliberation

c* .remeditation

d. 4!press malice Ans. 

63. An oender who committed an act of violence, more than nine years
of age but less than 18 at the time of the commission of the crime, is
classi$ed as,

a* 9uvenile Oender

b. Adult ?ender

c. Babitual ?ender

d. Professional criminal Ans. A

66. =nder the PNP 5eform )ill 'nown as the 5A 8//1, thee police ran's
are maintained. 2hat is the e>uivalent military ran' of a Police hief
Superintendent7

a. olonel

b. t. olonel

c. (a;or eneral

d* Bri,adier &eneral Ans* D

68. #he body of an <<<<<<<<< person is short, fat, and small%boned. Be is

easy%going and a very comfortable person.

a. (esomorph

b* Endomorp+

c. 4ctomorph

d. hronomorph Ans. )

6:. A behavior pattern where an individual return to a state of form

ad;ustment and attempt to e!perience them again in memory.
a. Anger

b. Phobia

c* Re,ression

d. Irustration Ans. 

89. Police o-cers trained on how to deal with people in a warm and
friendly manner are more s'illed in handling <<<<<<<<<<<<wor's.
<<<<<<<<<<<<wor's.

a. (edia relation

b. nternational relation

c. Press relation

d* .ublic relation Ans* D

81. #he promulgation of the ode of Falantiaw was in what year7

a* 2<;;

b. 1***

c. 1*&*

d. 1*&/ Ans. A

8". 2ith a population of 1:/,999 and a volume crime of ",/*9, in

(unicipality A, 2hat is its crime rate7

a. 1*3/."

b. 1"9&./

c. 1"&9.3

d* 2;3*1 Ans* D

8&. Bow do you classify a family or home condition where death, or

separation, or desertion occurred7

a* Bro4en +ome

b. Iamily disintegration

c. Iamily migration
d. None of the above Ans. A

8*. #hey are considered as ;uvenile oenders when they committed a

crime at their given agesE 1. immy who is : years old ". 5osa, "" years
old &. Peter, 1: years old *. 5odrigo, 1/ years old

a. 1 and "

b. " and &

c* 2 and <

d. 1 and & Ans. 

8/. 2here war or internal conMict is present, children found in those areas
are referred to as,

a. hildren of war

b. Aected children

c. Gictims of situation

d* ones of peace Ans* D

83. #he security preservation of the state is assumed by the PNP in the
national level, and the AIP in the e!ternal level. Bowever, the AIP can
ta'e over primary responsibilities over internal or national security when
the situation calls for them, as iven below, 4O4P#,
4O4P#,

a. #here is a need for the employment of bigger tactical forces and use of
higher caliber armaments
armaments

b. nsurgents have penetrated much of the community

c* "ndex crimes are mostl- committed

d. #hese are serious threats to national security and great disturbance of

peace and order Ans. 

86. #he most important supervisory principle in any o-ce in order to

improve the morale of the sta isE

a* To be fair and ust

b. #o be strict on attendance

c. #o be 'ind and respectful

d. #o be more forgiving Ans. A

88. t is a contemporary approach

approach that relates behavior to events ta'ing
place inside the body, speci$cally the brain and the nervous system.

a. Psychoanalytic approach

b* #eurobiolo,ical approac+

c. ognitive approach

d. Phenomenological approach Ans. )

8:. 4viction or demolition of s>uatters calls for the policemen to,

a* Exercise maximum tolerance /+ile ,ivin, securit- assistance

b. 4!ercise limited force

c. 4!ercise ma!imum force in dealing with s>uatters

d. Participate in actual demolition Ans. A

:9. 2hat will happen to the sentence rendered by the court to a boy of 19
who raped a girl of his age7

a. (itigated

b* !uspended

c. Serve

d. ommuted Ans. )

:1. A child deserted by his parents or guardians for si! continuous months
is classi$ed as,

a. Neglected

b* Dependent

c. Abandoned

d. Abused Ans. 

:". riminal physical anthropology refers to the study of the relationship

of crime to the <<<<<<.

a. 4nvironment
4nvironment
b* .+-sical constitution of man

c. iven population

d. Spatial distribution of crime in a given area Ans. )

:&. Police immorality is e!ampled by,

a* %ivin, /it+ a /oman not +is /ife

b. Smo'ing while patrolling

c. )eing constantly absent from wor'

d. 5eporting to wor' not in uniform Ans. A

:*. 2hich statement can be considered IAS47

IAS47

a. People in early centuries believes that man+s behavior is caused by

good or evil spirits

b. All human behaviors are motivated, that drives gives direction and
sustain action

c. 4!tended family is a common and accepted fact in any Iilipino

community

d* Reli,ion is never necessar- in t+e improvement of be+avior

Ans* D

:/. 2hen may age, height, weight, and educational re>uirements

re>uirements among
police applicants be waived7

a. ?nly when the PNP has declared an annual >uota

b. ?nly when the applicant has a recommendation from

from the mayor

c* Onl- /+en t+e number of quali@ed applicants falls belo/ t+e

minimum annual quota

d. ?nly when all applicants have submitted their applications Ans. 

:3. n a given ;urisdiction, who e!ercises control

control and supervision of anti
gambling operations7

a. Police Provincial
Provincial 0irector

b* %ocal C+ief executives

c. Police 5egional 0irectors

d. hief of Police Ans. )

:6. A process in court pillar of our criminal ;ustice system where the
accused is brought before the court and appraised of the formal charges
and informed of his constitutional rights. 2hat is this process7

a. Plea bargaining

b. ustodial investigation

c* Arrai,nment

d. Preliminary investigation Ans. 

:8. Policemen reports on a three J&K wor'ing shifts. Bowever, they

sometimes e!tend wor'ing hours due to,

a. ?vertime pay

b. ndividual discretion

c. need for more policemen

d* "nadequate manpo/er Ans* D

::. Be was referred to as the CIather of (odern riminologyD.

a* Cesare %ombroso

b. eremy )entham

c. Sigmund Ireud

d. esare )eccaria Ans. A

199. #he study of crime+s relation to environment is referred to @

a. riminal 0emography

b* Criminal Epidemiolo,-

c. riminal 4cology

d. riminal Physical Anthropology

Anthropology Ans. )

191. t is the smallest unit of society composed of people who share a way
of life, a de$nite location and has some continuity.
continuity.
a. Society

b. Population
Population

c* $amil-

d. Associations Ans. 

19". #he hief PNP e!ercises <<<<<<<<

<<<<<<<< since he has lawful authority over
his subordinates by virtue of his ran', position and assignment.

a. ?rder

b. Administration

c. ontrol

d* Command Ans* D

19&. =nusual emergencies that happens and absence of superior o-cers

leaves the policeman to handle the situation properly, the best procedure
procedure
to follow is7

a. #a'e no action

b. onfer with any other superior

c* Act accordin, to ones ud,ment

d. onfer immediately with other police o-cers on the best action to ta'e
Ans. 

19*. #he command and direction of the hief PNP may be delegated to
 <<<<<<<<<<< o-cials with respect to the units under their
their respective
command.

a. Subordinate

b* #extFinFran4

c. Luali$ed

d. 4-cient Ans. )

19/. 2ho among the following can be considered an applicant to the PNP7

a. ose, born on anuary "/, 1:81

b* .rotacio( born on $ebruar- 2<( 2?>?

c. 5izal, born on (arch "6, 1:6/

d. (ercado, born on April 1, 1:3: Ans. )

193. #he <<<<<<<<<< is still considered as the most basic institution which
has control over the behavior of young persons.

a* $amil-

b. School

c. hurch

d. Peer group Ans. A

196. #his statement is IAS4.

a. Beredity and environment play a part in the behavior of an individual

b* $raternal
$raternal t/ins +ave identical +ereditar- traits

c. Personality is the product of body and soul

d. Beredity is the talent transferred through the genes from parents to

siblings Ans. )

198. All PNP members should try to create a positive image of the police
in the eyes of the public in line with its <<<<<<<<< building program.

a. People+s awareness

b. Buman relations

c* "ma,e buildin,

d. 4ducational Ans. 

19:. Police @to%population ratio in urban areas, ideally should be,

a. 1H1999

b. 1H6/9

c. 1H:99

d* 2G=33 Ans* D

119. 2hen the incarcerated convicted oender undergoes rehabilitation

rehabilitation
inside ;ails, they are undergoing7
a* "nstitutional treatment

b. Probation

c. Parole

d. ommunity%based treatment Ans. A

111. #he hief PNP has term of <<<<<< years.

a. /

b* <

c. &

d. " Ans. )

11". #he purpose of a police public relations program is,

a. #rain police o-cers in community relation program

b. 5ecruit new members for community relation program

c* Develop mutual understandin, bet/een t+e police and t+e

public

d. Plan for a police%community relation program

program Ans. 

11&. #his theory states that the crime and delin>uency results when an
individual+s bond to society is wea' or bro'en.
bro'en.

a. Social learning

b. Social structure
structure

c. Social process

d* !ocial control Ans* D

11*. #his theory states that intelligence is largely determined geneticallyE

that ancestry determines LE and that low L is lin'ed to behavior,
including criminal behavior.
behavior.

a. ultural deviance theory

b* %abelin, t+eor-

c. Nature theory
d. Strain theory Ans. )

11/. 4!cessive use of force or police brutality by some members of the

PNP is a violation of human rights and police ethical standards. t is
mandated that all PNP members shall e!er
e!ercise
cise proper and <<<<<<<<<<< use
of authority in the performance of duty.

a. Proportionate

b. 4thical

c. 4ective

d* %e,itimate Ans* D

113. n 0ierential Association #heory, <<<<<<<<<<<<<< stressed that

criminal conduct is learned
le arned behavior and that learning occur through
communication and association with others who are with criminal mind.

a. esare )eccaria

b. esare ombroso

c. esar (ontano

d* Ed/in !ut+erland Ans* D

116. #hey play an important role by bringing criminal events to the police.

a* Media

b. udges

c. ail guards

d. anitor Ans. A

118. #he need to assault or in;ure somebody is referred

referred to as7

a. Need recognition

b* #eed a,,ression

c. Need dierence

d. Need order Ans. )

11:. Presidential 0ecree 39& deals with <<<<<<<<< oender, whose age is
less than nine but under 18 at the time of the commission of an oense.
a. Babitual

b. Professional
Professional

c* Minor

d. Adult Ans. 

1"9. #he best measure for the competence of police o-cer is 7

a. ommand of word

b. Bigh level of education

c. Ability to ma'e good reports

d* )i,+ morale Ans* D

1"1. Absence of a complaining victim in the typology of crime is classi$ed

as public order crime or7

a. rimes against person

b* :ictimless crime

c. Physical crime

d. Public scandal Ans. )

1"". 2hen PNP members and their families involved themselves in

religious, social, and civic activities in the community, it enhances
 <<<<<<<<<<< which will wor' well for the image
image of the police.

a. amaraderie

b* !ocial a/areness

c. 5esponsiveness
5esponsiveness

d. 4ectiveness Ans. )

1"&. #here is a trend in criminal activities which was studied that as one
grows older, there
there is also a decline in criminal activities. #his is 'nown as,

a* A,in,Fout p+enomenon

b. Age%line curve

c. Par'inson+s law
d. Age%crime relationship Ans. A

1"*. #here are four inspection and audit authorities that conducts agency
chec' on the PNP. #hey areE #he NAP??(, ivil Service ommission,
ommission on Audit, and

A. N)

b* "A!( .#.

c. 0?

d. Presidential (anagement Sta Ans. )

1"/. Appeals from the decision given by the hief, PNP regarding a case,
are $led with the,

a. PNP Summary 0isciplinary )oard

b. Peoples aw 4nforcement )oard

c* #A.O%COM #ational Appellate Board

d. NAP??( 5egional Appellate )oard Ans. 

1"3. A strange development of mutual feeling between the hostage and

the hostage ta'er due to the prolong time of negotiation is 'nown as,

a. amaraderie

b* !toc4+olm s-ndrome

c. Successful negotiation

d. Sympathy Ans. )

1"6. #he law that provides care and treatment of youthful oenders from
apprehension
apprehension to the termination of the case is,

a. 5A 6319

b* .D 13;

c. P0 3:6/

d. 5A 3*"/ Ans.)

1"8. t is the unwritten authority given to police o-cers to ma'e decision,

using ones own ;udgment based on ;ustice and fairness.
a. Negotiation

b* Discretion

c. Arraignment

d. Plea bargaining Ans. )

1":. #he PNP belongs to one of the most inspected and audited agencies
of the government where audit and inspection are handled by the
following authoritiesE NAP??(, ivil Service ommission, nternal
Aairs Service, PNP and,

a. 0epartment of ustice

b. National )ureau of nvestigation

c* Commission on Audit

d. Presidential (anagement sta Ans. 

1&9. #his theory states that obedience to the norms of lower%class

lower%class culture
places people in conMict with norms of the dominant culture.

a. #heory of anomie

b. Strain theory

c. 0ierential association theory

d* Culture conHict t+eor- Ans* D

1&1. #his theory considers delin>uent behavior as result of people+s

frustration and anger over their inability to achieved legitimate social and
$nancial success.

a. lassical

b. Sociological

c. abeling

d* !train Ans* D

1&". 2hich of the following factors are considered

considered as psychologically
related to delin>uent behavior7 1. learning capacity ". mental de$ciency
and retardation &. mental psychological set%up *. emotional imbalances /.
personal problems
a* (;(<( and =

b. 1,",&, and *

c. 1,&,*, and /

d. 1,/,*, and & Ans. A

1&&. Presidential 0ecree Number :&**, the most recent bill that deals
with youthful oenders whose age is $fteen and below, is also 'nown as,

a* Compre+ensive 9uvenile 9ustice !-stem

b. uvenile ustice 2elfare

2elfare System

c. uvenile ustice 2elfare ode

d. omprehensive ustice System Ans. A

1&*. CParens PatriaeD in legal term means @

a. Parents of the accused

b. Parents of the State

c* .arents of t+e :ictim

d. None of the above Ans. 

1&/. (oral aspect of personality that ;udges our personality and is also
'nown as the conscience.

a. d

b. 4go

c* !uper e,o

d. All of the foregoing Ans. 

1&3. Be developed the study of body build and criminal behavior or

Somatotype School, which held that manifest distinct physi>ues that
ma'es them susceptible to particular types of delin>uent behavior.
behavior.

a. harles oring

b* 5illiam !+eldon

c. harles 0arwin
d. 4dwin Sutherland Ans. )

1&6. irls see her mother as rival for her father+s attention is termed as @

a. ?edipus omple!

b* Electra

c. (ental retardation
retardation

d. None of the above Ans. )

1&8. 2hich deals with selective law enforcement for speci$c problem in
the area7

a* Tactical patrol

c. Police patrol

b. Borse patrol

d. )eat patrol Ans. A

1&:. #he oenders who actively pursue a life of crime refer to

a* Career criminals

c. nformants

b. #errorist

d. Professional riminals Ans. A

1*9. 2hich is a program that is devised by the National Sheri+s

Association which incorporates the ancient notion of fran'pledge7

a. )ellman System

b. itizen Golunteer Program

c* #ei,+bor+ood 5atc+
5atc+

d. 4ither A or  Ans. 

1*1. 2hat is a civil wrong which the court see's a remedy in the form of
damages to be paid7

a. ift
b* Tort

c. rime

d. None of the above Ans. )

1*". A crime discovered after the perpetrator has left the scene7

a. Bot crimes

b* Cold crimes

c. rime Scene

d. 4ither A or ) Ans. )

1*&. 2hat is an accusation based on probable cause by grand ;ury

changing an individual with a speci$c crime7

a. Pilferage

b* Accusation

c. ndictment

d. nducement Ans. )

1**. 2hich is sometimes referred

referred to as special heinous crime7

a* "nfamous crime

b. Iamous crime

c. rime

d. ?ense Ans. A

1*/. 2hich is referred to as the group of citizen+s patrolling at night and

armed with rattle to call for help7

a. 2atchman

b. 5attle Sna'e

c* Rattle /atc+

d. )ellman Patrol Ans. 

1*3. 2hat is the geographic territory claimed by a gang7

a. )eat

b. #erritory

c* Turf

d. 4ither ) or  Ans. 

1*6. #he term referring to the power of ma'ing decisions or a choice is

a. 0ecision @ ma'ing

b. Gision

c* Discretion

d. Problem @ solving Ans. 

1*8. 2hat is the component of ;ustice that is concerned with the

allocation of the goods and burdens of society7

a. 5estorative ;ustice

b. 0istributive ;ustice

c. Social ;ustice

d* An- of t+e above Ans* D

 1*:. ?ther term of C4OPA#?ND is

a. 4goism

b. 4!plication

c* Atonement

d. 4!planation Ans. 

1/9. 2hich term is used for police o-cers who passively accept and ta'e
advantage of opportunities of corruption7

a. (eat eaters

b. rass eaters

c. ?pportunists

d* #one of t+e above Ans* D