police test edited

8/12/2019 Police Test Edited

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51. It has commonly been believed in police administration thatrandom routine patrol creates a sense of:

A. semipresenceB. omnipresence

C. nonpresenceD. none of the above

52. Which of the followin is not one of the basic componentsof response time:

A. time between the crime and the call to the police!. time re"uired for the police to process the callC. travel time from receipt of the call by the patrol car

to arrival at the sceneD. time it takes for the perpetrator to flee the scene

5#. $he %and study revealed that most of a detective&s time wasspent on:

A. interviewin complainants and witnesses!. crime scene analysisC. non-productive work

D. interroation of suspects

5'. (. $he sinle most important determinant of whether ornot a case will be solved is the:

A. presence of physical evidence at the crime scene!. speed at which the detective arrives at the crime sceneC. information the victim supplies to the immediately

responding patrol officerD. suspect&s prior police record

55. Which of the followin is not one of the benefits ofreplacin foot officers with motori)ed patrols:

A. officers can et to the scene of an emerency faster!. officers can cover more territoryC. officers can remain close to the community

D. officers can be more efficient

5*. Which of the followin does not occur when foot patrol is

added in neihborhoods:A. levels of citi)en fear decrease sinificantly!. citi)en satisfaction with police increaseC. foot officers have reater +ob satisfactionD. crime decreases


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5(. ,ach precinct in the city has its own detective s"uad whichinvestiates all crimes committed in the precinct. $his iscalled a:

A. centrali)ed systemB. decentralized system

C. speciali)ed systemD. area system

5-. $he first police WA$ $eam was founded in l/*' in the cityof 000000000000:A. Philadelphia

!. ew or3C. 4os AnelesD. Washinton D.C.

5/. $his alternative to random routine patrol involves officersreceivin specific instructions on what duties to performwhile not respondin to calls:A. Directed Patrol

!. plit 6orce 7atrolC. Differential %esponse to Calls for ervicesD. Assined 7atrol

*8. $his alternative to random routine patrol and rapidresponse to calls to /11 involves one portion of the patrolforce handlin all calls dispatched to patrol units while theother portion only performs directed patrol assinments:

A. Differential %esponse to Calls for ervice

B. Split orce PatrolC. Directed %esponse to callsD. 7artial %esponse

*1. $his alternative to rapid response to calls for servicesinvolves matchin the response to calls to /11 to the severityof the re"uest:

A. plit force patrol!. Directed 7atrolC. Differential !esponse to Calls for Services

D. 7rioriti)ed 7atrol

*2. $he 9anain Criminal Investiations proram involves:elect the incorrect answer:

A. case screenin!. solvability factorsC. case enhancementD. alternative patrol techni"ues


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*#. Which of the followin is a solvability factor in the9anain Criminal Investiations proram:

A. Is there a witness!. Is a suspect named or 3nown

C. Will the complainant cooperateD. all of the a#ove

*'. $he 9anain Criminal Identification 7roram is desined toput most of an investiator&s time and effort into:

A. all felonies that have a chance to be solvedB. very important cases only and cases that can actually

#e solved

C. only cases in which the complainant arees to cooperateD. none of the above

*5. 7rorams concentratin investiative resources on careercriminals are called:

A. $aretin prorams!. 7roactive proramsC. !epeat offender programs

D. Anti;career criminal prorams

**. In a case enhancement proram:A. detective debriefs a suspect to obtain further

information!. detective assists the arrestin officer in preparin a

case for court

C. detective enaes in liaison with the district attorneyD. all of the a#ove

*(. A unit of uniformed officers who are relieved from routinepatrol duties in order to concentrate on proactive crimecontrol is called a:

A. proactive unitB. uniform tactical unit

C. aressive unitD. none of the above

*-. Academic studies have indicated that aressive patroltactics such as field interroations:

A. can reduce crime rates!. can increase arrest ratesC. can create problems with the communityD. all of the a#ove

*/. Dressin as and playin the role of a potential crimevictim is 3nown as:


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A. decoy

!. envoyC. convoyD. taretin

(8. A roup of heavily armed officers lyin in wait for animpendin robbery is called a:A. decoyB. stake out

C. trap;outD. stin

(1. $he undercover practice of the police rentin a storefrontand buyin stolen property and filmin the transactions andthen arrestin the sellers is called:

A. decoy!. sta3eoutC. sting

D. saturation patrol

(2. Code enforcement teams consist of:A. law enforcement officers from federal tate and local

aencies!. ran3in officers from several municipalities in an areaC. agents from several municipal agencies

D. none of the above

(#. Which of the followin would be an e


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snatchins and other minor robberies. ,valuate all optionsand determine what the best response for the 7olice Departmentis:A. foot patrol

!. vehicle patrol

C. directed patrolD. differential response to service calls

(*. As a new chief of police you want to attac3 the blac3mar3et in stolen oods. Which are the followin would be yourbest choiceA. sting operation

!. decoy operationC. %. >. 7. .D. 9. C. I.

((. $he diaram above is which of the followin vehiclepullover position

A. %nline!. >ff;etC. 4eft AnleD. ?ih %is3

(-. $he diaram above is which of the followin vehiclepullover position

A. Inline


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!. >ff;etC. &eft Angle

D. ?ih %is3

(/. ?ow many feet apart should the police cars be in the abovediaram of a hih ris3 pullover

A. 5;18!. 18;28C. 25;#8D. '(-()

-8. In the diaram above there is a star mar3in one of theofficer positions in a hih ris3 pullover. Which of thefollowin is the name of that position

A. ContactB. Cover

C. ArrestD. $raffic

-1. $he most important consideration in any vehicle pullover is:A. 7rotectin civil liberties

!. 6indin evidenceC. *fficer safety

D. Constitutional considerations-2. Which of the followin describes the field activities or

supervisory activities directly related to day;to;day policewor3a. &ine operations

b. taff operations


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c. Chain of commandd. pan of control

-#. Which of the followin describes activities such asadministration and trainin that provide support for line

operations in police orani)ationsa. &ine operationsb. taff operationsc. Chain of commandd. pan of control

-'. Which of the followin describes the unbro3en line ofauthority that e


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a. follow the letter of the law.b. intervention and correction whenever feasible.c. promote parental involvement.d. defer and confer.

(2. $he appraisal interview is primarily:a. ob+ective and technical.b. a one;way e


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C. Data

D. intellience

-/. $hese are wor3 prorams of line divisions which related to thenature and e


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/*. It is a natural or man;made structure or physical device whichis capable of restrictin determine or delayin illeal access toan installation.A. alarm!. wallC. #arrier

D. ha)ard

/(. What form of intellience is involved when information isobtained without the 3nowlede of the person aainst whom theinformation or documents may be used or if the information isclandestinely ac"uiredA. covert

!. overtC. activeD. underround

/-. $he provincial overnor shall choose the provincial Director

from a list of 00000000000 eliible recommended by the %eionalDirector preferable from the same province citymunicipality.A. three 2'3

!. five B5C. four B'D. $wo B2

//. In disaster control operations there is a need to establish a000000where telephones or any means of communication shallA. ensure open lines of communication.B. command post

C. operations centerD. field room

188. %eistration of a security aency must be done at the 0000000.A. ecurities and ,


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C. wor3 planD. control plan

18#. $he term used for the ob+ect of surveillance is a sub+ect whilethe investiator conductin the surveillance is:A. ra##it

!. surveillantC. traffic enforcementD. patrol

18'. It is a police function which serves as the bac3bone of thepolice service. In all types of police stations there is a specificunit assined to underta3e this function in view of its importance.A. vice control!. criminal investiationC. traffic manaementD. patrol

185. Which of the followin is considered as the most importantfactor in formulatin an effective patrol strateyA. trainin of station commanderB. ade"uacy of resources of the police station

C. ran3 of the patrol commanderD. salary rates of police personnel

106. Who amon the followin have summary disciplinary powers overerrant police membersA. District Director!. 7rovincial Director

C. Chief of 7oliceD. Chief0 P$P

18(. ou are the 7atrol upervisor for the mornin shift. ou donthave enouh men to cover all the patrol beats. Which of thefollowin will you implementA. assin rovin mobile patrol with no foot patrolB. assign mo#ile patrols only in strategic places

C. maintain your patrolmen at the station and +ust wait forcalls for police assistanceD. assin foot patrol in conested and busy patrol beats butassin a rovin mobile patrol to cover beats which are notcovered by foot patrol

18-. $he father of orani)ed military espionae was:A. A3barB. Ale1ander the 4reatC. enhis EhanD. 6rederic3 the reat


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18/. Which of the followin is the most common reason why informercan ive information to the policeA. wants to be 3nown to the policemanB. monetary reward

C. as a ood citi)enD. revene

118. $o improve deleation the followin must be done ,FC,7$:A. establish ob+ectives and standards!. count the number of supervisorC. re"uire completed work

D. define authority and responsibility

111. What administrative support unit conducts identification andevaluation of physical evidences related to crimes with emphasison their medical chemical bioloical and physical nature.A. 4oistics erviceB. Crime &a#oratory

C. Communication and ,lectronic serviceD. 6inance Center

112. $hose who are chared with the actual fulfillment of the encysmission are 00000000.A. staff!. supervisionC. manaementD. line

11#. When the sub+ect identifies or obtains 3nowlede that theinvestiation is conductin surveillance on him the latter is:A. cut out!. sold outC. #urnt out

D. et out

11'. mall alley li3e those in the s"uatters area of $ondo can bebest penetrated by the police throuh:A. foot patrol

!. mobile patrolC. hihway patrolD. helicopter patrol

115. ome of the instructions in foot surveillance are the followin

,FC,7$A. stop "uic3ly loo3 behindB. drop paper0 never mind what happens to the paper

C. window shop watch reflectionD. retrace steps

11*. >n many occasions the bul3 of the most valuable informationcomes from:A. business world


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12#. In stationary surveillance the followin must be observed,FC,7$A. never meet sub+ect face to face!. avoid eye contactC. recognize fellow agent

D. if burnt out drop sub+ect

12'. 7edro is a thief who is eyin at the handba of 9aria. 7>1antos %eyes is standin a few meters from 9aria. $he thiefsdesire to steal is not diminished by the presence of the policeofficer but the 000000000000000 for successful theft is.A. am#ition

!. feelinC. intentionD. opportunity

125. raduates of the 7hilippine ational 7olice Academy B77A areautomatically appointed to the ran3 of:

A. enior uperintendent!. InspectorC. Senior Police *fficer 6

D. uperintendent

12*. 77 in;service trainin prorams are under the responsibility ofthe:A. 77 Directorate for 7lans!. 77 Directorate for ?uman %esource and Doctrine DevelopmentC. P$P Directorate for Personnel and !ecords 5anagement

D. 77 Directorate for Comptrollership

12(. >ne way of e


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C. $arcotics /rafficking

D. ,conomic resources

1#8. Which of the followin is most ideally suited to evacuation andsearch;and;rescue dutiesA. motorcycle

B. helicopterC. patrol carD. bicycle

1#1. A method of collection of information wherein the investiatortails or follows the person or vehicle.A. research!. undercover operationC. casing

D. surveillance

1#2. $his is a person who does detective wor3 for hire reward or

commission other than members of the A67 !G97 provincialuards 77 or any law enforcement aency of the overnment.A. ecret Aent!. $i3ti3JC. Private detective

D. Hndercover

1##. $he uprihtness in character soundness of moral principleshonesty and freedom from moral delin"uencies is referred to asA. integrity

!. loyaltyC. discretionD. moral

1#'. oin east while foot patrollin and turnin riht afterreachin the end of your beat and turnin riht after reachin theother end of the road and aain turnin riht until you completedthe cycle by reachin bac3 to your oriin of patrollin. Whatpatrol pattern have you appliedA. clockwise

!. straihtwayC. counter cloc3wiseD. free;wheelin

1#5. Which theory of patrol state that police visibility increases

the opportunity to apprehend criminals by soothin them and lettinthem believe that their crimes will not be detectedA. low profile theory!. hih visibilityC. theory of omnipresenceD. team policin

1#*. Without air force capability patrol operation that covers larepar3 areas rassy fields or wooded areas re"uires the use of


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A. bi3e patrolB. horse patrol

C. marine patrolD. helicopter patrol

1#(. Which of the followin refers to the lon rane plannin

A. IntermediateB. Strategic

C. 9ediumD. short

1#-. $he operational plan which is desined to met everyday or yearround needs is calledA. meetin unusual needs!. e


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A. patrol!. recordsC. investigation

D. traffic

1'5. Criminals can hear the sound of the helicopter comin and so

element of surprise is lost which is one of the 00000000000000of air patrol:A. advantaes!. featuresC. disadvantages

D. import

1'*. What is the patrol used to locate prowlers burlars hidin inlare buildins or stores and the control of unruly crowds andriotsA. foot!. horse

C. bicycleD. dog

1'(. Which of the followin laws established the 7olice >rani)ationunder the DI4A. %.A. 5'-(!. %.A. -551C. %.A. 11('D. !.A. ,78(

1'-. Who is the most important officer in the police orani)ationA. investiatorB. patrol officer

C. traffic officerD. $he Chief of 7olice

1'/. Which of the followin is the oldest warnin deviceA. trumpet

!. hornC. radioD. siren

158. What type of cover uses actual or true bac3roundA. artificial

!. multiple coverC. natural

D. cover within a cover

151. What is the principle of orani)ation suestin thatcommunication should ordinarily o upward and downwardthrouh establish channels in the hierarchyA. Chain of Command

!. pan of Control


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C. Hnity of CommandD. Deleation of Authority

152. What is the optional retirement for officers and new officers ofthe police serviceA. 15 years

!. 25 yearsC. #8 yearsD. 9) years

15#. overnors and mayors upon havin been elected and havin"ualified as such are automatically deputi)ed as representativesof theA. $AP*&C*5

!. DDC. 74,!D. none of these

15'. It is constitutionally and leally mandated to administer andcontrol the 7hilippine ational 7olice.A. DI4!. DDC. $AP*&C*5

D. D6A

155. It is the central receivin entity for any citi)ens complaintaainst the members and officers of the 77.A. DI4!. A7>4C>9C. P&:B

D. IA

15*. When we say that a commander is directly responsible for anyact or omission of his subordinates in relation to theperformance of their official duties we are referrin to:A. chain of command!. deleation of responsibilityC. Command responsi#ility

D. span of control

15(. A police stratey which aims to directly involve members of thecommunity in the maintenance of peace and order by police officers.

A. Interated 7olice ystem!. Comparative 7olice ystemC. 7olice KisibilityD. Community *riented Policing System2C*PS3

15-. o person in an orani)ation can do all the tas3s necessary foraccomplishin roup ob+ective. Also no one should e


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!. command responsibilityC. unity of commandD. delegation of authority

15/. Hnder %A */(5 a police officer is entitled to a lonevity paye"uivalent to how many percent BL of his monthly basic salary

for every five years of service to be rec3oned from the date ofhis oriinal appointment in the police fire +ail or other alliedservicesA. 2 percent!. 5 percentC. 6) percent

D. 15 percent

1*8. $his term refers to the period when a police officer is activelyenaed in the performance of his duty.A. off duty!. off limits

C. on callD. on duty

1*1. $he act of temporarily denyin an officer the privilee ofperformin his police duties in conse"uence of an offense andviolation of rules and reulations.A. dismissal!. restrictionC. suspension

D. reprimand

1*2. $he credential e


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C. 7$CD. PPSC

1*5. Hnder the law the city@municipal +ail warden should have aran3 of 00.A. Inspector

!. Chef InspectorC. Senior %nspector

D. uperintendent

1**. $he re"uired ran3 for the Chief of Gail !ureau.A. Chief uperintendent!. Director eneralC. Director

D. Deputy Director eneral

1*(. It e4C>9 representativesto e


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C. &ocal 4overnment :1ecutives

D. 6iscals

1(#. $hey have the authority to recommend to the 7rovincialDirector the transfer reassinment of 77 members outsideof their town residences.

A. %eional Directors!. 7riestsC. Chiefs of 7oliceD. 5ayors

1('. $he head of a local peace and order council is the 00.A. +ude!. chief of policeC. mayor

D. overnor

1(5. $he utili)ation of units or elements of the 77 for the

purpose of protection of lives and properties enforcement oflaws and maintenance of peace and order.A. employment!. deploymentC. assinmentD. desination

1(*. $he orderly and orani)ed physical movement of elements orunits of the 77.A. employmentB. deployment

C. assinmentD. desination

1((. >ne of the followin embusdmanC. C*5:&:C

D. DI4

1(-. $he number of eliible for which the %eional Director mayrecommend for 7rovincial Director to the overnor is 00.A. 2B. '

C. 5D. '

1(/. %eistration of a security aency as a corporation must beprocessed at whatparticular overnment aency.A. 77 AD!. A7>4C>9


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C. DDD. S:C

1-8. 9inimum ae re"uirement for security manaer or operator of asecurityaency.

A. 9( years old!. #8 years oldC. #5 years oldD. '8 years old

1-1. ?e e4C>9 chairmanD. DI4 ecretary

1-2. %efers to a natural or man made structure which is capable ofdelayin illeal access to facility.A. Wall!. 6enceC. Barriers

D. !each fronts

1-#. It refers to means and ways that personnel and employees ma3inthem security conscious.A. ecurity 7romotionB. Security :ducation

C. ecurity InvestiationD. ecurity eminar

1-'. Industrial manaement must establish the first line of physicaldefenseit refers toA. Perimeter #arriers

!. $he buildin itselfC. Door4oc3sWindow barriersD. ,ntry points where security uards are located

1-5. 7hysical security is a system of barriers placed between thepotential intruder and the ob+ect matter to be protected. Ascriminoloists this is

simply a denial ofA. >pportunity to commit the offense!. >pportunity to the ob+ect of protectionC. Access to the o#>ect of protection

D. Criminal instinct to surface in the potential offender

1-*. Wea3est lin3 in the security chain.A. ecurity uards!. 9anaer


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C. !arriersD. Personnel

1-(. 7erimeter barriers protective lihtin and 000000 system are3nown inindustrial security as physical security.A. 4uarding

!. %eportinC. %elievinD. Accountin

1--. $his is an additional outward inclined fiD. P$P SA4SD

1/2. If access is limited only to unauthori)ed personnel thisparticular place isreferred to asA. Compromise areaB. !estricted area

C. Daner areaD. ,


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1/#. 6irst measure underta3in before a comprehensive security proramfor an industrial plan could be developed.A. ecurity education!. ecurity chec3C. Security survey

D. ecurity Inspection

1/'. A security of a plant or industrial fim is also 3nown by otherterms e


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secretly taed as ris3s.D. Preclude assignment to sensitive positions for those who are

security risks

288. In an industrial firm there is a need for document security. Assecurity officer you can advice manaement on this aspect althouh

this is not totally your assined wor3. Document security is not aprotection of vital records fromA. Authorized handless

!. $heft or lossC. Compromise or destructionD. Hnauthori)ed access

281. As a security chief of an industrial firm inventory shows thatpilferae is rampant in the warehouses. What will be your choice ofactionA. $o resin sd you have failed your +obB. Deploy intelligence men in pilferage prone areas to catch the

culpritC. 7repare your protective plans and confer with manaement fortheirimmediate implementationD. $ihten chec3in at e


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21#. !arrier which includes but not limited to wall fences rilletc.A. tructural barriersB. 5an made #arriers

C. 7hysicalo barriersD. atural barriers

21'. >ne who steals due to his inability to resist the uneutsiderC. Casual

D. Insider

215. A barrier which includes but not limited to mountains cliffsravines etc.A. ,nery!. ?uman

C. $aturalD. Animals

21*. Issued by the security uard for personnel to be admitted to thecompany.A. Duress codeB. Pass system

C. IDD. Access list

21(. In a close;in security formations a one man security coversA. ',) degrees

!. 1-8 dereesC. '5 dereesD. /8 derees

21-. A mechanical device of supplyin water which can be manual ormotor driven.A. Stand pipe

!. 6ire e


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A. 7ass system!. IDC. Access list

D. Duress code

221. $he act or condition affectin the safe operation of the facility

caused by human action accidental or intentional. It includessabotae espionae pilferae and theft disloyalty disaffectionand subversive activities.A. ,lectronic ha)ard!. natural ha)ardC. Artificial ha)ardD. @uman hazard

222. ,


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C. ACD. PS%

2#5. Consist of the investiation of the bac3round of an individualbut limited only to some of the circumstances of his personal lifewhich are deemed pertinent to the investiation.

A. 7IB. PB%

C. C!ID. !I

2#*. A thorouh and complete investiation of all or some of thecircumstances or aspect of a persons life is conducted.A. 7I!. 7!IC. C!ID. B%

2#(. Amon the followin which is the least e


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2'2. Consist of the investiation of the bac3round of a personparticularly all the circumstances of his personal lifeA. 7I!. 7!IC. CB%

D. !I

2'#. Any person association partnership firm or privatecorporation who contracts recruits trains furnishes or post anysecurity uards to do its functions.A. Insular security force!. Company security forceC. overnment security unitD. Private security agency

2''. hall be responsible to the detachment commander as far as hisshift is concerned.A. >fficer in chare

B. Shift in chargeC. ecurity uard on dutyD. Assistant detachment commander

2'5. !efore a security uard can practice his profession he shallpossessa valid security license What is this licenseA. 6irearm license!. 4icense to operateC. Drivers licenseD. Security guard license

2'*. ?ow many firearms issued for every two uards employed by thesecurity aency is allowed by lawA. '!. #C. 2D. 6

2'(. 6irarms of security aency should be covered with firearmslicense issued by the 77 throuh its 6irearm ,


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C. 7ersonnel securityD. Documents security

2'/. %efers to assined information by one of the four classificationcateoriesA. %eclassify

B. ClassifiedC. DeclassifyD. ecurity clearance

258. %efers to the administrative determination that an individual iseliible for access to classified matter.A. %eclassify!. ClassifiedC. DeclassifyD. Security clearance

251. 9eans loss of security which results from an unauthori)ed persons

obtainin 3nowlede of classified matter.A. Kulnerability!. CriticalityC. probabilityD. Compromise

252. $hese are information and material the unauthori)ed disclosureof which would cause e


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C. Confidential matters

D. $op secret matters

255. It is information that in some special way relates to the statusor activities of the possessor and over which the possessor assertsownership.

A. $ransmission security!. $rade secretC. 7atentsD. Proprietary information

25*. It maybe a formula for a chemical compound a process ofmanufacturin treatin or preservin materials a pattern formachine or device or a list of customers.A. $ransmission securityB. /rade secret

C. 7atentsD. 7roprietary information

25(. It is the protection resultin from the application of variousmeasures which prevent or delay the enemy or unauthori)ed persons inainin information throuh communication.A. $ransmission security!. Cryptoraphic securityC. Communication security

D. All of the above

25-. $hat component of communication security which results from theprovisions of technically sound crypto system and their proper use.A. $ransmission securityB. Cryptographic security

C. Communication securityD. All of the above

25/. A system which uses words as the smallest element.A. $ransposition systemB. Code

C. ConcealmentD. Cipher

2*8. A system that manipulate 12 or # characters at a time.A. $ransposition system!. Code

C. ConcealmentD. Cipher

2*1. It is the potential damae or loss of an asset.A. AdversaryB. !isk

C. ecurity ha)ardD. Criticality


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2*2. It is the impact of a loss as measured in financial terms.A. Adversary!. %is3C. ecurity ha)ardD. Criticality

2*#. ,liminatin or removin the ris3 totally from the businessovernment or industrial environment for which the ris3 manaer hasresponsibility.A. %is3 self;assumption!. %is3 spreadinC. !isk avoidance

D. %is3 avoidance

2*'. It is an act of spyin.A. aboteurB. :spionage

C. pilfererD. abotae

2*5. It is one of the most annoyin and common human ha)ards whichsecurity has to deal with.A. Casual pilferae!. ystematic pilferaeC. Pilferage

D. one of the above

2**. >ne who steals with pre conceived plans and ta3es always any orall types of items or supplies for economic ain.A. Casual pilferaeB. Systematic pilferage

C. 7ilferaeD. one of the above

2*(. What date is the %epublic Act o. 5'-( or the private securityaency law passedA. Gune 1# 1///B. ;une 6'0 67,7

C. Gune ( 288/D. Gune #1 1/*/

2*-. A natural ha)ards or acts of od.

A. Calamity!. 7henomenomC. DisasterD. orce ma>eure

2*/. A restricted area where visitors are limited in movement and areusually escorted.A. ,


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B. &imited area

C. %estricted areaD. 7rotected area

2(8. A structure placed above a vertical fence to increase protectionfrom intruder.

A. uard house!. Clear )oneC. $ower uardD. /op guard

2(1. A conference similar to entrance conference this is only doneafter the completion of security survey.A. ,ntrance conference!. !riefinC. DebriefinD. :1it conference

2(2. It is the lost that would be sustained if a iven taret orcombination of taret where totally removed destroyed or both.A. %is3 reduction!. 7robable ma


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D. Central station system