ETHICS AND VALUES

1. It refers to the science of morality of human act.

a. Values c. Morality 14. The misuse of authority by a police officer in a manner
b. Ethics d. Religion designed to produce personal gain for himself or others.
a. corruption c. disobedient conduct
2. A division of ethics which refers to the study of b. theft d. above of authority
general principles of morality.
a. Specific c. principal 15. Behavior inconsistent with the police culture’s norms a
b. General d. special value.
a. Dishonesty c. Disloyalty
3. It refers to the study of application of the general b. Deviance d. Corruption
principles of morality to a certain profession of
college. 16. Unfair or unjust breaks usually given to friend or relatives.
a. Special c. Special a. Police discretion c. Favoritism
b. General d. None of the above b. Deviance d. None of the above

4. At refer to anything that a person considers important 17. Refers to a person’s state of mind and emotions.
a significant in life whether tangible or intangible. a. Ethics c. Virtue
a. Ethics c. Values b. Morale d. Corruption
b. Morality d. Habit
18. The capacity to determine right conduct and the
5. A kind of value that is necessary for man’s survival. knowledge of what is right from wrong.
a. Psychological c. Intellectual a. Morale c. Ethics
b. Physiological / Biological d. Moral b. Virtue d. Morality

6. A kind of value necessary for man’s emotional 19. The quality of moral excellence, righteousness, probity,
satisfaction. responsibility and goodness.
a. Biological c. Intellectual a. Virtue c. Ethics
b. Moral d. Psychological b. Morality d. Values

7. This kind of value is necessary for man’s mental / 20. The inherent ability and privilege of a police officer to test
intellectual satisfaction. and use the limit of this power in making choices among
a. Intellectual c. Biological possible courses of action or inaction.
b. Moral d. Psychological a. police indications c. police deviance
b. abuse of power d. police discretion
8. The word Ethics was derived from the Greek word.
a. ethos c. Moral 21. Manful violations of a police departments rules, policies
b. ethikos d. both a and b and procedures
a. corruption c. misconduct
9. An act establishing a code of conduct and ethical standards b. Judgmental d. favoritism
for public official and employees.
a. RA 6713 c. RA 1060 22. Intentional commission of a prohibited act or intentional
b. RA 6371 d. RA 7163 unjust performance of some act of which the party had no
10. Include elective and appointed officials and employees, right.
permanent or temporary, to include military and police a. Misfeasance c. Malfeasance
personnel. b. Nonfeasance d. Any of the above
a. government employee’s c. private employees
b. public official d. none of the above 23. Performance of the duty or act that one is obligated or
permitted to do in a manner which is improper, sloppy or
11. Act or service of public employee / official to everyone negligent.
without unfair discrimination regardless of party affiliation. a. Misfeasance c. Malfeasance
a. public service c. political nuclides b. Nonfeasance d. None of the above
b. civic action d. all of the above
24. Failure to perform act which one is obligated to do either
by law or directions due to omission.
12. An act declaring feature in favor of the state any property a. Misfeasance c. Malfeasance
found to have been unlawfully acquired by any public officer b. Nonfeasance d. Any of the above
or employee.
a. RA 1973 c. RA 8551 25. The one of excessive force, name calling, sarcasm,
b. RA 6975 d. RA 1379 ridicule, and disrespect.
a. Police nueticlity c. Police abuse
13. Anti-graft and Corrupt Practice Act b. Police power d. Police brutality
a. RA 3019 c. RA 1379
b. RA 6379 d. RA 6975
26. An enduring belief that a specific mode of conduct is b. spiritual beliefs d. values belief
personally or socially preferable. 38. Great courage in the face of danger.
a. Value c. Virtue a. Bravery c. Valor
b. Ethics d. Morale b. Salute d. Obedience

27. Act of receipt of full meals, services or discounts where 39. The love of country and the willingness to sacrifice for it.
favors can be reasonably expected in the future. a. Patriotism c.Democratism
a. Police gratuity c. privilege b. Selfishness d.Bureaucratism
b. peoples courtesy d. any of the above
40. The practice of training people to obey rules or a code of
28. The act of exerting business owner for protection money: behavior using punishment to connect disobedience.
a. police perjury c. police shakedown a. Obedience c.Self-training
b. police gratuity d. police profanity b. Patience d. Discipline

29. An act of leaving certain pertinent pieces of information in 41. A characteristics of or having the character of a gentleman.
order to fix a criminal production. a. Gentlemanliness c.Tender Loving Care
a. police shakedown c. police gratuity b. Courteous d. Discipline
b. police perjury d. police profanity
42. A verbal commitment by one person to another agreeing to
30. An established usage or social practices carried on by do or not to do something inthe future:
traditions that have obtained that force of law. a. Palabra de honor c. Word of honor
a. Tradition c. Virtue b. Contract d. Agreement
b. Customs d. Values
43. A task or action that someone is required to perform.
31. A manifestation of expression of consideration and respect a. Direction c. Duty
for others. b. Command d. Obligation
a. Tradition c. Values
b. Courtesy d. Virtue 44. A study feeling of support or allegiance.
a. Loyalty c. Obligations
31. A formal act established by customs or authority as proper b. Responsible d.Security
to special occasions.
a. Courtesy c. Ceremony 45. Mutual twist and friendship among people who spread a
b. Politeness d. Any of the above lot of time together.
a. Harmony c. . Camaraderie
32. A set of norms and standards practiced by members during b. Bonding d.Friendship
social activities and other functions.
a. Social decorum c. Respectfulness 46. This program contains policies, principles, guidelines and
b. Politeness d. Any of the above sanctions, all geared to words the internalization of moral
values and service dedication through the implementation of a
33. It is the manifest lack of adequate ability and fitness for systematic values integration and intervention progress.
the satisfactory performance of police duties. a. Ethics and Values Formation Progress
a. Incompetency c. Laziness b.Operational Plan Program
b. Dullness d. None of the above c. Professionalization Program
d.Organizational Program
34. An act of cruelty, severity, unlawful execution,
domination, or excessive use of authority. 47. Provide the basis for judgment about what is important for
a. Depression c. Oppression the organization to succeed in its core business.
b. Compression d. Supervision a.Discretion c.Protocol
35. The concealment or distortion of truth in a matter of facts b.Personality d Habits
relevant to one’s office.
a. Concealment c. Incompetency 48. A public servant who represents the disciplinary and
b. Dishonesty d Oppression discretionary power of the state to enforce laws.
a. Police Officer c.Jail Officer
36. Public officers and employees who serve with the highest b.Fire Officer d.Judge
degree of integrity, loyalty, responsibility and efficiency
manifest: 49. It is the transfer of title or dispose of interest in property
a. love of country by voluntarily, completely, and actually depriving or
b. allegiance to the government dispossessing oneself of his right or title to it in favor of a
c. allegiance to the constitution person or persons other than his spouse and relatives.
d. public office is a public trust. a. Principles c. Customs
b. Ideas d. Moral
37. Refer to an ultimate or an alleged immaterial reality, an
inner path enabling a person to discover the essence of his/her 50. A fundamental truth or proposition that serves as the
being. foundation for a system of belief or behavior or for a chain of
a. moral beliefs c.self-discipline reasoning.
a. Principle c. Customs
b. Ideas d. Moral