Law Enforcement Admin. Review Questions

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Law Enforcement Administration Review Questions

1. The amount and nature of the demands of the police service

A.Clientele

B.Purpose

C.Time D. Process Answer: C

2. The PNP has a program which ensures the deploment of

policemen in !us and crime prone areas. This is called

A. patrol deploment program

B. roving patrol program

C. patrol and visi!ilit program

D. police patrol program Answer: C

". All regional appointments of commissioned officers commence

with the ran# of:

A. $enior Police %fficer &

B. &nspector

C. Police %fficer &&&

D. $enior &nspector Answer: B

'. &n !us and thic#l populated commercial streets li#e those

in Divisoria( police patrol is ver necessar. $ince there

are several tpes of patrol( which of the following will ou

recommend:

A. )orse patrol

B. *o!ile patrol

C. +oot patrol D. )elicopter patrol Answer: C

,. &t is the product resulting from the collection( evaluation(

analsis( and interpretation of all availa!le information which

concerns one or more aspects of criminal activit and which is

immediatel or potentiall significant to police planning.

A. &nvestigation

B. &nformation

C. Data

D. intelligence Answer: D

-. These are wor# programs of line divisions which related to

the nature and etent of the wor#load and the availa!ilitof resources.

A. administrative plan

B. operational plan

C. strategic plan

D. tactical plan Answer: B

/. &t is the premier educational institution for the police(

fire and 0ail personnel.

A. Philippine *ilitar Academ

B. Development Academ of the Philippines

C. Philippine College of Criminolog

D. Philippine Pu!lic $afet College Answer: D



. A crew which is assigned to a mo!ile car usuall consist of

A. a driver and intelligence agent

B. a driver and traffic man

C. a driver and a recorder

D. a driver( recorder and supervisor Answer: D

. An industrial comple must esta!lish its first line of

phsical defense. &t must have

A. the !uilding itself

B. perimeter !arriers

C. communication !arriers

D. window !arriers Answer:B

13. All of the following are mem!ers of the People4s 5aw

6nforcement Board 7P56B8( 69C6PT:

A. Three 7"8 mem!ers chosen ! the Peace and %rder

Council from among the respected mem!ers of the

communit.

B. An !aranga Captain of the citmunicipalit

concerned chosen ! the association of the

Baranga Captains.

C. An mem!er of the $angguniang

PanglungsodPam!aan

D. A !ar mem!er chosen ! the &ntegrated !ar of the

Philippines 7&BP8 Answer: D

11. &t is the circumspect inspection of a place to determine its

suita!ilit for a particular operational purpose.

A. &nspection

B. $urveillance C. $urve

D. Casing Answer: C

12. &n the civil service sstem( merit and fitness are the primar

considerations in the

A. two;part sstem

B. evaluation sstem

C. promotional sstem

D. spoils sstem Answer: C

1". &n the de;!riefing( the intelligence agent is as#ed to discuss

which of the following: A. his educational profile and schools attended

B. his personal circumstances such as his age( religious

affiliation( address( etc.

C. his political inclination andor part affiliation

D. his o!servations and eperiences in the intelligence

Answer: D



1'. &t is a natural or man;made structure or phsical device which

is capa!le of restricting( determine( or delaing illegal access to

an installation.

A. alarm

B. wall

C. !arrier

D. ha<ard Answer: C

1,. =hat form of intelligence is involved when information is

o!tained without the #nowledge of the person against whom

the information or documents ma !e used( or if the

information is clandestinel ac>uired?

A. covert

B. overt

C. active

D. underground Answer: A

1-. The provincial @overnor shall choose the provincial Director

from a list of eligi!le recommended ! the

egional Director( prefera!le from the same province( cit(

municipalit.

A. three 7"8

B. five 7,8

C. four 7'8

D. Two 728 Answer: A

1/. epu!lic Act -/, provides that on the average nationwide(

the manning levels of the PNP shall !e approimatel in

accordance with a police;to;population ratio of:

A. one 718 policeman for ever seven hundred 7/338inha!itants.

B. one 718 policeman for ever one thousand five hundred

71(,338 C.inha!itants.

C. one 718 policeman for ever five hundred 7,338

inha!itants.

D. one 718 policeman for ever one thousand 71(3338

inha!itants. Answer: C

1. &n disaster control operations( there is a need to esta!lish a

where telephones or an means of communication

shall

A.ensure open lines of communication. B.command post

C.operations center

D.field room Answer:B

1. egistration of a securit agenc must !e done at the.

A.$ecurities and 6change Commission

B.National Police Commission

C.Department of National Defense

D.PNP Criminal &nvestigation @roup Answer:D



23. The cheapest form of police patrol.

A. Biccle Patrol

B. +oot Patrol

C. *otorccle Patrol

D. )elicopter Patrol Answer: B

21. The !udget is a in terms of ependiture

re>uirements.

A.tactical plan

B.financial plan

C.wor# plan

D.control plan Answer: B

22. The term used for the o!0ect of surveillance is a su!0ect while

the investigator conducting the surveillance is:

A.ra!!it

B.surveillant

C.traffic enforcement

D.patrol Answer: A

2". &t is a police function which serves as the !ac#!one of the

police service. &n all tpes of police stations( there is a specific

unit assigned to underta#e this function in view of its

importance.

A.vice control

B.criminal investigation

C.traffic management

D.patrol Answer: D

2'. &t is the wea#est lin# in securit chain.

A.managersB.Barriers

C.Personnel

D.inspections Answer:

2,. =hich of the following is considered as the most important

factor in formulating an effective patrol strateg?

A.training of station commander

B.ade>uac of resources of the police station

C.ran# of the patrol commander

D.salar rates of police personnel Answer: B

2-. =ho among the following have summar disciplinar powersover errant police mem!ers?

A.District Director

B.Provincial Director

C.Chief of Police

D.Chief( PNP Answer: D

2/. ou are the Patrol $upervisor for the morning shift. ou don4t

have enough men to cover all the patrol !eats. =hich of the

following will ou implement?

A. assign roving mo!ile patrol with no foot patrol

B. assign mo!ile patrols onl in strategic places

C. maintain our patrolmen at the station and 0ust wait

for calls for police assistance



D. assign foot patrol in congested and !us patrol !eats

!ut assign a roving mo!ile patrol to cover !eats which

are not covered ! foot patrol Answer: B

2. The father of organi<ed militar espionage was:

A. A#!ar

B. Aleander the @reat

C. @enghis han

D. +rederic# the @reat Answer: D

2. =hich of the following is the most common reason wh informer

can give information to the police?

A.wants to !e #nown to the policeman

B.monetar reward

C.as a good citi<en

D.revenge Answer: B

"3. To improve delegation( the following must !e done( 69C6PT:

A. esta!lish o!0ectives and standards

B. count the num!er of supervisor

C. re>uire completed wor#

D. define authorit and responsi!ilit Answer: C

"1. =hat administrative support unit conducts identification and

evaluation of phsical evidences related to crimes( with

emphasis on their medical( chemical( !iological and phsical

nature.

A. 5ogistics $ervice

B. Crime 5a!orator

C. Communication and 6lectronic service D. +inance Center Answer: B

"2. Those who are charged with the actual fulfillment of the

agenc4s mission are .

A. staff

B. supervision

C. management

D. line Answer: D

"". =hen the su!0ect identifies or o!tains #nowledge that the

investigation is conducting surveillance on him( the latter is:

A. cut outB. sold out

C. !urnt out

D. get out Answer: C

"'. $mall alle li#e those in the s>uatters area of Tondo can !e

!est penetrated ! the police through:

A. foot patrol

B. mo!ile patrol

C. highwa patrol

D. helicopter patrol Answer: A

",. $ome of the instructions in foot surveillance are the following(

69C6PT



A. stop >uic#l( loo# !ehind

B. drop paper( never mind what happens to the paper

C. window shop( watch reflection

D. retrace steps Answer: B

"-. %n man occasions( the !ul# of the most valua!le information

comes from:

A. !usiness world

B. newspaper clippings

C. an underworld informant

D. communications media Answer: B

"/. )ighl >ualified police applicants such as engineers( nurses and

graduates of forensic sciences can enter the police service as

officers through:

A. regular promotion

B. commissionship

C. lateral entr

D. attrition Answer: C

". Police &nspector Euan Dela Cru< is the Chief of Police of a

municipalit. )e wants his su!ordinates to !e drawn closer to

the people in the different !arangas. )e should adopt which

of the following pro0ects?

A. C%P$ on the !loc#s

B. %plan Ba#al

C. %plan $andugo

D. Complan Pag!a!ago Answer: A

". =hat should !e underta#en ! a $ecurit %fficer !efore he canprepare a comprehensive securit program for his industrial

plan?

A. securit conference

B. securit chec#

C. securit surve

D. securit education Answer: C

'3. This patrol method utili<es disguise( deception and ling in wait

rather than upon high;visi!ilit patrol techni>ues.

A. low;visi!ilit patrol

B. directed deterrent patrol

C. deco patrol D. high;visi!ilit patrol Answer: A

'1. &t enforces all traffic laws and regulations to ensure the safet

of motorists and pedestrians and attain an orderl traffic.

A. Civil elations Fnit

B. Traffic %perations Center

C. Traffic *anagement Command

D. Aviation $ecurit Command Answer: C

'2. A method of collecting information wherein the investigator

merel uses his different senses. A. o!servation



B. casing

C. research

D. interrogation Answer: A

'". &n stationar surveillance( the following must !e o!served(

69C6PT

A. never meet su!0ect face to face

B. avoid ee contact

C. recogni<e fellow agent

D. if !urnt out( drop su!0ect Answer: C

''. Pedro is a thief who is eing at the hand!ag of *aria. P%1

$antos ees is standing a few meters from *aria.The thief4s

desire to steal is not diminished ! the presence of the police

officer !ut the for successful theft is.

A. am!ition

B. feeling

C. intention

D. opportunit Answer: A

',. @raduates of the Philippine National Police Academ 7PNPA8 are

automaticall appointed to the ran# of:

A. $enior $uperintendent

B. &nspector

C. $enior Police %fficer 1

D. $uperintendent Answer: C

'-. PNP in;service training programs are under the responsi!ilit of

the:

A. PNP Directorate for Plans B. PNP Directorate for )uman esource and Doctrine

Development

C. PNP Directorate for Personnel and ecords

*anagement

D. PNP Directorate for Comptrollership Answer: C

'/. %ne wa of etending the power of police o!servation is to get

information from persons within the vicinit.&n the police wor#(

this is called:

A. data gathering

B. field in>uir

C. interrogation D. interview Answer: B

'. Dogs have an acute sense of thus( their

utili<ation in trac#ing down lost persons or illegal drugs.

A. smell

B. hearing

C. eating

D. drin#ing Answer: A

'. &ntelligence on ma#es heav use of

geographic information !ecause law enforcement officials must

#now eact locations to interdict the flow of drugs.

A. 5ogistics



B. )uman Cargo Traffic#ing

C. Narcotics Traffic#ing

D. 6conomic resources Answer: C

,3. =hich of the following is most ideall suited to evacuation and

search;and;rescue duties?

A. motorccle

B. helicopter

C. patrol car

D. !iccle Answer: B

,1. A method of collection of information wherein the investigator

tails or follows the person or vehicle.

A. research

B. undercover operation

C. casing

D. surveillance Answer: C

,2. This is a person who does detective wor# for hire( reward or

commission( other than mem!ers of the A+P( BE*P( provincial

guards( PNP or an law enforcement agenc of the

government.

A. $ecret Agent

B. GTi#ti#H

C. Private detective

D. Fndercover Answer: C

,". The uprightness in character( soundness of moral principles(

honest and freedom from moral delin>uencies is referred to as

A. integritB. loalt

C. discretion

D. moral Answer: A

,'. @oing east while foot patrolling and turning right after reaching

the end of our !eat and turning right after reaching the other

end of the road and again turning right until ou completed

the ccle ! reaching !ac# to our origin of patrolling.=hat

patrol pattern have ou applied?

A. cloc#wise

B. straightwa

C. counter cloc#wise

D. free;wheeling Answer: A

,,. =hich theor of patrol state that police visi!ilit increases the

opportunit to apprehend criminals ! soothing them and letting

them !elieve that their crimes will not !e detected?

A. low profile theor B. high visi!ilit

C. theor of omnipresence D. team policing

Answer: A

,-. =ithout air force capa!ilit( patrol operation that covers large

par# areas( grass fields or wooded areas re>uires the use ofA. !i#e patrol



B. horse patrol

C. marine patrol

D. helicopter patrol Answer: B

,/. =hich of the following refers to the long range planning?

A. &ntermediate

B. $trategic

C. *edium

D. short Answer: B

,. The operational plan which is designed to met everda or

ear round needs is called

A. meeting unusual needs

B. etra office

C. regular operating programs

D. special operating programs Answer: C

,. =hich of the following is the oldest tpe of patrol?

A. horse

B. foot

C. canine

D. police Answer: B

-3. The act of epelling a s>uatter ! the legal process is called:

A. demolition

B. s>uadron

C. eviction

D. tear down Answer: C

-1. =hich of the following is not a commissioned officer? A. &nspector

B. senior superintendent

C. asst. chief

D. chief superintend Answer: C

-2. =hich of the following words has the same meaning as the

word credi!ilit?

A. a!ilit

B. capacit

C. !elieva!ilit

D. vulnera!ilit Answer: C

-". =hich of the following !est defines the word self;reliant?

A. o!servation

B. crime prevention

C. called for service

D. criminal apprehension Answer: C

-'. All !ut one are the primaril line operation in police organi<ation

A. patrol C. investigation

B. records D. traffic Answer: C

-,. Criminals can hear the sound of the helicopter coming and so

element of surprise is lost which is one of the

of air patrol:

A. advantages



B. features

C. disadvantages

D. import Answer: C

--. =hat is the patrol used to locate prowlers( !urglars hiding in

large !uildings or stores( and the control of unrul crowds and

riots?

A. foot

B. horse

C. !iccle

D. dog . Answer: D

-/. =hich of the following laws esta!lished the Police %rgani<ation

under the D&5@?

A. .A. ,'/

B. .A. ,,1

C. .A. 11/'

D. .A. -/, Answer: D

-. =ho is the most important officer in the police organi<ation?

A. investigator

B. patrol officer

C. traffic officer

D. The Chief of Police Answer: B

-. =hich of the following is the oldest warning device?

A. trumpet

B. horn

C. radio

D. siren Answer: A

/3. =hat tpe of cover uses actual or true !ac#ground?

A. artificial

B. multiple cover

C. natural

D. cover within a cover Answer: C

/1. =hat is the principle of organi<ation suggesting that

communication should ordinaril go upward and downward

through esta!lish channels in the hierarch?

A. Chain of Command

B. $pan of Control C. Fnit of Command

D. Delegation of Authorit Answer: A

/2. =hat is the optional retirement for officers and new officers of

the police service?

A. 1, ears

B. 2, ears

C. "3 ears

D. 23 ears Answer: D

/". @overnors and maors( upon having !een elected and having

>ualified as such(are automaticall deputi<ed as representatives

of the A. NAP%5C%*



B. DND

C. P56B

D. none of these Answer: A

/'. &t is constitutionall and legall mandated to administer and

control the Philippine National Police.

A. D&5@

B. DND

C. NAP%5C%*

D. D+A Answer: C

/,. &t is the central receiving entit for an citi<en4s complaint

against the mem!ers and officers of the PNP.

A. D&5@

B. NAP%5C%*

C. P56B

D. &A$ Answer: C

/-. =hen we sa that a commander is directl responsi!le for an

act or omission of his su!ordinates in relation to the

performance of their official duties( we are referring to:

A. chain of command

B. delegation of responsi!ilit

C. Command responsi!ilit

D. span of control Answer: C

//. A police strateg which aims to directl involve mem!ers of the

communit in the maintenance of peace and order ! police

officers.

A. &ntegrated Police $stemB. Comparative Police $stem

C. Police Iisi!ilit

D. Communit %riented Policing $stem 7C%P$8

Answer: D

/. No person in an organi<ation can do all the tas#s necessar for

accomplishing group o!0ective. Also( no one should eercise all

the authorit for ma#ing decisions.This refers to

A. chain of command

B. command responsi!ilit

C. unit of command

D. delegation of authorit Answer: D

/. Fnder A -/,( a police officer is entitled to a longevit pa

e>uivalent to how man percent 7J8 of his monthl !asic salar

for ever five ears of service( to !e rec#oned from the date of

his original appointment in the police( fire( 0ail or other allied

services?

A. 2 percent C. 13 percent

B. , percent D. 1, percent Answer: C

3. This term refers to the period when a police officer is activel

engaged in the performance of his dut.

A. off dut

B. off limits

C. on call



D. on dut Answer: D

1. The act of temporaril dening an officer the privilege of

performing his police duties in conse>uence of an offense and

violation of rules and regulations.

A. dismissal

B. restriction

C. suspension

D. reprimand Answer: C

2. The credential etended ! the Civil $ervice

CommissionNational Police Commission for the purpose of

conferring status for permanent appointment in the police

service.

A. police credi!ilit

B. police visi!ilit

C. Criminolog Board 6amination

D. police patrol eamination

6. police eligi!ilit Answer: 6

". &n the histor of our police force( who was the first Director

@eneral of the Philippine National Police 7PNP8?

A. @en. Cesar Na<areno

B. @en. aul &mperial

C. @en. Fm!erto odri>ue<

D. @en. ecaredo $armiento Answer: A

'. The premier educational institution for the training( human

resource development and continuing education of all the

personnel of BE*P( B+P and PNP.A. PNPA

B. PCC

C. PNTC

D. PP$C Answer: D

,. Fnder the law(the citmunicipal 0ail warden should have a ran#

of .

A. &nspector

B. Chef &nspector

C. $enior &nspector

D. $uperintendent Answer: C

-. The re>uired ran# for the Chief of Eail Bureau.

A. Chief $uperintendent

B. Director @eneral

C. Director

D. Deput Director @eneral Answer: C

/. &t eercise supervision and control over the provincial 0ails.

A. BE*P

B. Bureau of Prisons

C. Department of Eustice

D. Provincial @overnment Answer: D



. The re>uired ran# for the head of the +ire Bureau.

A. Chief $uperintendent

B. Director @eneral

C. Director

D. Deput Director @eneral Answer: C

. &t eercise supervision and control over all cit and municipal

0ails.

A. BE*P

B. Bureau of Prisons

C. Department of Eustice

D. 5ocal @overnment Answer: A

3. The annual reservation percentage >uota for women in the

PNP

A. 2,J

B. ,J

C. 13J

D. 23J Answer: C

1. =hich of the following administers and attends to cases

involving crimes against chastit?

A. C&D@

B. D$=D

C. =omen4s Des#

D. )omicide Division Answer: C

2. The are automaticall deputi<ed as NAP%5C%*

representatives to eercise supervision and control over PNPunits.

A. Chief of Police

B. Eudges

C. 5ocal @overnment 6ecutives

D. +iscals Answer: C

". The have the authorit to recommend to the Provincial

Director the transfer( reassignment of PNP mem!ers outside

of their town residences.

A. egional Directors

B. Priests

C. Chiefs of Police D. *aors Answer: D

'. The head of a local peace and order council is the .

A. 0udge

B. chief of police

C. maor

D. governor Answer: C

,. The utili<ation of units or elements( of the PNP for the

purpose of protection of lives and properties( enforcement of

laws and maintenance of peace and order.

A. emploment

B. deploment

C. assignment



D. designation Answer: A

-. The orderl and organi<ed phsical movement of elements or

units of the PNP.

A. emploment

B. deploment

C. assignment

D. designation Answer: B

/. %ne of the following eercises control and supervision over the

PNP units during elections.

A. NB&

B. %m!usdman

C. C%*656C

D. D&5@ Answer: C

. The num!er of eligi!le for which the egional Director ma

recommend for Provincial Director to the governor is .

A. 2

B. "

C. ,

D. ' Answer: B

. =ho is the current Chief of the PNP?

A. Nicanor Bartome

B. Nicanor Bartomeo

C. Nic# Bartolome

D. Nicanor Bartolome Answer: C

133. The current PNP deput director @eneral for Administration is A. Arturo Cacdac Er.

B. 6milito $armiento

C. ommel )eredia

D. Aleander oldan Answer: A

131. egistration of a securit agenc as a corporation must !e

processed at what particular government agenc.

A. PNP $A@$D

B. NAP%5C%*

C. DND

D. $6C Answer: D

132. *inimum age re>uirement for securit manager or operator of

a securit agenc.

A. 2, ears old

B. "3 ears old

C. ", ears old

D. '3 ears old Answer: A

13". )e eercises the power to revo#e for cause licenses issued to

securit guards.

A. Chief PNP

B. D&5@ Fsec

C. NAP%5C%* chairman

D. D&5@ $ecretar Answer: A



13'. efers to a natural or man made structure which is capa!le of

delaing illegal access to facilit.

A. =all

B. +ence

C. Barriers

D. Beach fronts Answer: C

13,. &t refers to means and was that personnel and emploees

ma#ing them securit conscious.

A. $ecurit Promotion

B. $ecurit 6ducation

C. $ecurit &nvestigation

D. $ecurit $eminar Answer: B

13-. &ndustrial management must esta!lish the first line of phsical

defense(it refers to

A. Perimeter !arriers

B. The !uilding itself

C. Door(5oc#s(=indow !arriers

D. 6ntr points where securit guards are located Answer: A

13/. Phsical securit is a sstem of !arriers placed !etween the

potential intruder and the o!0ect matter to !e protected.As

criminologists(this is simpl a denial of

A. %pportunit to commit the offense

B. %pportunit to the o!0ect of protection

C. Access to the o!0ect of protection

D. Criminal instinct to surface in the potential offender Answer: C

13. =ea#est lin# in the securit chain. A. $ecurit @uards

B. *anager

C. Barriers

D. Personnel Answer: D

13. Perimeter !arriers(protective lighting and sstem are

#nown in industrial securit as phsical securit.

A. @uarding

B. eporting

C. elieving

D. Accounting Answer: A

113. This is an additional outward inclined fied structure usuall

!ar!ed wires placed a!ove a vertical fence to increase

phsical protection from intruders of a certain area(this is

#nown as

A. Cellar @uard

B. Tower @uard

C. Top @uard

D. Top Tower Answer: C

111. The eterior and interior parallel area near the perimeter

!arrier of an industrial compound to afford !etter o!servation

and patrol movement is #nown as

A. Protective <one



B. Clear <one

C. Twilight <one

D. Patrol lane <one Answer: B

112. Protective guarding in a compound can !e done ! the use of

electronic hardware(human guards and even animals.&n

6ngland(an owner to protect his compound used this and the

are not onl effective !ut also the cheapest to maintain.This

man is using

A. Do!erman

B. Tame Tigers

C. @eese

D. Duc# Answer: C

11". The government agenc that issues licenses for private and

government securit guard is

A. PNP $%$&A

B. *aors office

C. PNP +6%

D. PNP $A@$D Answer: D

11'. &f access is limited onl to unauthori<ed personnel(this

particular place is referred to as

A. Compromise area

B. estricted area

C. Danger area

D. 6clusive area Answer: B

11,. +irst measure underta#ing !efore a comprehensive securit

program for an industrial plan could !e developed. A. $ecurit education

B. $ecurit chec#

C. $ecurit surve

D. $ecurit &nspection Answer: C

11-. A securit of a plant or industrial firm is also #nown ! other

terms ecept

A. o!!er evaluation

B. Iulnera!ilit

C. is# Assessment

D. $ecurit Audit Answer: B

11/. Toda there are " categories of securit guards !elonging to

the !lue arm.

A. @overnment securit guards C. Agenc guards

B. Compan guards D. Bod guards Answer: D

11. =hether to put up its own securit guard organic to the firm

or hire contractual agenc guards have their individual merits

and disadvantages.To determine which tpe of guarding

sstem an industrial firm will re>uire management must consult

A. A securit consultant not connected to or owning a

securit agenc

B. A militar intelligence officer

C. A police officer

D. A securit agenc owner Answer: A



11. As a securit officer(ou can not prevent nor protect natural

ha<ards li#e storm(earth>ua#es(floods and the li#e.&n order to

reduce the disastrous effects of these natural ha<ards ou

will

A. Call PA@A$A and in>uire when the net storm is coming

B. Alert our guards when ha<ards occur

C. Not ta#e an concern of such ha<ards

D. Prepare a disaster or emergenc plan

for these ha<ards for the firm Answer: D

123. Practical eercise or test of a plan or activit to determine its

effectiveness is called

A. $ham drill

B. +ire drill

C. Dr run

D. 6vacuation plan Answer: C

121. The main reason for a personnel securit investigation is

A. To weed out undesira!le emploees

B. To chec# loalt of emploees to the organi<ation

C. To determine the character and reputation of certain

emploees secretl tagged as ris#s.

D. Preclude assignment to sensitive positions for those

who are securit ris#s. Answer: D

122. &n an industrial firm there is a need for document securit.As

securit officer(ou can advice management on this aspect

although this is not totall our assigned wor#.Document

securit is not a protection of vital records from

A. Authori<ed handlers B. Theft or loss

C. Compromise or destruction

D. Fnauthori<ed access Answer: A

12". As a securit chief of an industrial firm(inventor shows that

pilferage is rampant in the warehouses.=hat will !e our

choice of action

A. To resign if ou have failed our 0o!

B. Deplo intelligence men in pilferage prone areas to

catch the culprit

C. Prepare our protective plans and confer with

management for their immediate implementation D. Tighten chec#ing at eists of vehicles of the

compoundcomple

Answer: B

12'. There are man tpes of electronic and electric protective

devices availa!le for securit !uildings(storehouses and

compounds.%ne of the ff: is true

A. 6lectronicselectrical devices provide total protection

for the place to !e safeguarded

B. Tpes of alarms needed can !est !e given ! the

dealers of said devices

C. 6ach !uilding or compound re>uires particular

electronicelectrical protective devices

D. 6lectronicelectrical devices eliminate human guards



Answer: C

12,. The management of #es used in plant office or !usiness

organi<ation to prevent unauthori<ed access is referred to as

A. $ecurit #e control

B. 5oc# control

C. #e control

D. e management Answer: C

12-. &t is defined as sstem of !arriers placed !etween the matters

protected and the potential intruder

A. Computer securit

B. Personnel securit

C. Document securit

D. Phsical securit Answer: D

12/. This tpe of alarm sstem utili<es a station located outside

the compound

A. Auiliar sstem

B. Proprietar sstem

C. Central alarm sstem

D. 5ocal alarm sstem Answer: C

12. &t is installed as part of the !uilding which holds up to 13(333

cu!ic meters of essential items.At least 12 ft. in height with

enough ventilation and fire proof of at least one hour.

A. Protective ca!inet

B. +ile room

C. Iault

D. $afe Answer: B

12. &t is the suscepti!ilit of a plant or esta!lishment to

damage(loss or disruption of operations due to various

ha<ards.

A. is# analsis

B. is# assessment

C. elative vulnera!ilit

D. elative criticalit Answer: C

1"3. &t refers to the importance of the esta!lishment with

reference to the national econom and securit.

A. is# analsis B. elative vulnera!ilit

C. is# assessment

D. elative criticalit Answer: D

1"1. The association of all licensed securit agencies operators

A. P%APAD

B. PADPA%

C. P%DPA%

D. PA%PAD Answer: B

1"2.=ho among !elow can own or operate securit agenc?

A. A +ilipino citi<en

B. Anone provided he #nows the 0o!



C. An alien !ut living in the Philippines

D. All of them Answer: A

1"". A licensed issued to operate securit agenc or compan

forces.

A. Business license

B. 5icense to engage in !usiness

C. 5icense to operate

D. All of them Answer: C

1"'. .A. No. ,'/ governs the operation of

A. Private detective

B. Compan securit

C. Private securit forcesagencies

D. All of them Answer: D

1",. A fact;finding prove to determine a plant ade>uac and

deficienc all aspects of securit with the corresponding

recommendation.

A. $ecurit audit

B. $ecurit surve

C. $ecurit in>uir

D. $ecurit operations Answer: B

1"-. Barrier which includes !ut not limited to wall(fences(grill etc.

A. $tructural !arriers

B. *an made !arriers

C. Phsical !arriers

D. Natural !arriers Answer: B

1"/. %ne who steals due to his ina!ilit to resist the unepected

opportunit and has little fear of detection.

A. $stematic

B. %utsider

C. Casual

D. &nsider Answer: C

1". A !arrier which includes !ut not limited to mountains( cliffs(

ravines( cliffs( etc.

A. 6nerg

B. )uman

C. NaturalD. Animals Answer: C

1". &ssued ! the securit guard for personnel to !e admitted to

the compan.

A. Duress code

B. Pass sstem

C. &D

D. Access list Answer: B

1'3. &n a close;in securit formations( a one man securit covers

A. "-3 degrees

B. 13 degrees

C. ', degrees

D. 3 degrees Answer: A



1'1. A mechanical device of suppling water which can !e manual

or motor driven.

A. $tand pipe

B. +ire etinguisher

C. +ire hdrant

D. +ire pump Answer: A

1'2.&ntrusion alarm devices are designed to and not

prevent criminals from trespassing and should !e used normall

as an independent ad0unct and not a replacement of the

human guard forces.

A. Detect

B. Deterred

C. Provide

D. &mpeded Answer: A

1'". An authenticated list of personnel given to securit allowing

entr to compound or installation or part thereof.

A. Pass sstem

B. &D

C. Access list

D. Duress code Answer: C

1''. The act or condition affecting the safe operation of the

facilit caused ! human action(accidental or intentional.&t

includes sa!otage(espionage(pilferage and

theft(disloalt(disaffection and su!versive activities.

A. 6lectronic ha<ard

B. natural ha<ard C. Artificial ha<ard

D. )uman ha<ard Answer: D

1',. 6ample of the $ecurit Communication sstem.

A. Telephone

B. Paging sstem

C. adio


1'-. The revised rules and regulations governing the organi<ation

and operation of private detective and private securit

agencies and compan securit forces throughout the countr. A. Private securit law

B. &nternational law

C. Private law

D. $ecurit law Answer: A

1'/. A metallic container used for the safe#eeping of documents

or small items in an office or installation.

A. $teel ca!inet

B. Drawer

C. Bas#et

D. $afe Answer: D

1'. A heavil constructed fire and !urglar resistant container



usuall a part of the !uilding structure used to #eep and

protect cash(document and negotia!le instruments.

A. Bas#et

B. Iault

C. $teel ca!inet

D. Concrete coffin Answer: B

1'. $teal or plastic pipes located in the !uilding from the lowest

to the top floor with water under pressure for use in case of

fire.

A. 5owering pipe

B. =et pipe

C. Top pipe

D. $tand pipe Answer: D

1,3. =ho among !elow are eempted from pre;licensing training?

A. A+P and PNP retirees

B. @raduate of %TC !asic or advance

C. A+P and PNP veterans

D. All of the a!ove Answer: D

1,1. Tenure of securit personnel is !ased on

A. Can !e etended ! the client

B. The service contract !etween the agenc and the

client

C. 5a!or onl contracting !etween the agenc and the

guard

D. Tenure provided ! the la!or code Answer: B

1,2. Before private securit agencies render securit services toits clients(there must !e a contract that must !ind them(it is

called

A. Contract service

B. $ervice contract

C. $ecurit contract

D. $ecurit service contract Answer: D

1,". =hich !elow is a >ualification for the operator or manager of

securit agenc.

A. Commissioned officer of A+P or PNP( inactive or retirees

B. At least 2, ears of age

C. +ilipino citi<en D. All of them Answer: D

1,'. A securit force maintained and operated ! an private

compan for its own securit re>uirements onl.

A. &nsular securit force

B. Compan securit force

C. @overnment securit unit

D. Private securit unit Answer: B

1,,. A person who offers or renders personal services to watch or

secure a residence or !usiness esta!lishment or !oth is

A. =atchman

B. $ecurit guard



C. B onl

D. B and A Answer: D

1,-. &nclude all the securit measures designed to prevent

unsuita!le individuals or persons of dou!tful loalt to the

government from gaining access to classified matter or to an

securit facilit and to prevent appointment or retention as

emploees of such individuals.

A. $ecurit personnel

B. 6mploee securit

C. Personnel securit

D. Both A and C Answer: C

1,/. &t is an in>uir into the character(reputation(discretion and

loalt of individual in order to determine a persons suita!ilit

to !e given securit clearance.

A. B&

B. 5AC

C. NAC

D. P$& Answer: D

1,. Consist of the investigation of the !ac#ground of an individual

!ut limited onl to some of the circumstances of his personal

life which are deemed pertinent to the investigation.

A. P$&

B. PB&

C. CB&

D. B& Answer: B

1,. A thorough and complete investigation of all or some of thecircumstances or aspect of a persons life is conducted.

A. P$&

B. PB&

C. CB&

D. B& Answer: D

1-3. Among the following(which is the least epensive and least

secure personnel control identification sstem?

A. *ultiple pass sstem

B. @roup pass and !adge sstem

C. $pot magneti<ed identification pass

D. $ingle pass or !adge sstem Answer: D

1-1. +actors considered in !ac#ground investigation ecept:

A. &ntegrit

B. Character

C. Personal prestige

D. 5oalt Answer: C

1-2. *otives that cause people to !e disloal

A. Character

B. evenge

C. *oral

D. eputation Answer: B



1-". =ea#ness that ma#es people suscepti!le to pressure

A. Eealous

B. =ea#ness of character

C. Close relative in foreign land


1-'. A securit unit maintained and operated ! an government

entit.




D. Private securit agenc Answer: C

1-,. Cosnsist of the investigation of the !ac#ground of a person

particularl all the circumstances of his personal life

A. P$&

B. PB&

C. CB&

D. B& Answer: C

1--. An person(association(partnership(firm or private

corporation(who contracts recruits(trains(furnishes or post

an securit guards to do its functions.




D. Private securit agenc Answer: D

1-/. $hall !e responsi!le to the detachment commander as far as

his shift is concerned. A. %fficer in charge

B. $hift in charge

C. $ecurit guard on dut

D. Assistant detachment commander Answer: B

1-. Before a securit guard can practice his profession(he shall

possess a valid securit license(=hat is this license?

A. +irearm license

B. 5icense to operate

C. Drivers license

D. $ecurit guard license Answer: D

1-. )ow man firearms issued for ever two guards emploed !

the securit agenc is allowed ! law?

A. '

B. "

C. 2

D. 1 Answer: D

1/3. +irearms of securit agenc should !e covered with firearms

license issued ! the PNP through its +irearm 6plosive

Division under the civil securit group renewa!le ever

A. ' ears

B. " ears

C. 2 ears



D. 1 ear Answer: D

1/1. The aspect of securit which involves the application of

securit measures +or the protection and safeguarding of

classified information

A. Top secret

B. &nformation securit

C. Personnel securit

D. Documents securit Answer: D

1/2. efers to assigned information ! one of the four classification

categories

A. eclassif

B. Classified

C. Declassif

D. $ecurit clearance Answer: B

1/". efers to the administrative determination that an individual is

eligi!le for access to classified matter.

A. eclassif

B. Classified

C. Declassif

D. $ecurit clearance Answer: D

1/'. *eans loss of securit which results from an unauthori<ed

persons o!taining #nowledge of classified matter.

A. Iulnera!ilit

B. Criticalit

C. pro!a!ilit

D. Compromise Answer: D

1/,. These are information and material(the unauthori<ed disclosure

of which would cause eceptional grave damage to the

nation(politicall(economicall or from a securit aspect(this

categor is reserved for the nations closest secret and is to

!e used with great reserve.

A. estricted matters

B. $ecret matters

C. Confidential matters

D. Top secret matters Answer: D

1/-. These information and material(the authori<ed disclosure ofwhich would endanger national securit(cause serious in0ur to

the interest or prestige of the nation or of an governmental

activit or would !e of great advantage to a foreign nation.


B. $ecret matters


D. Top secret matters Answer: B

1//. These information and material(the unauthori<ed disclosure of

which while not endangering the national securit would !e

pre0udicial to the interest or prestige of the nation or an

government activit or would cause administrative

em!arrassment or unwarranted in0ur to an individual or



would !e of the advantage to a foreign nation.


B. $ecret matters


D. Top secret matters Answer: C

1/. &t is information that in some special wa relates to the status

or activities of the possessor and over which the possessor

asserts ownership.

A. Transmission securit

B. Trade secret

C. Patents

D. Proprietar information Answer: D

1/. &t ma!e a formula for a chemical compound(a process of

manufacturing(treating or preserving materials(a pattern for

machine or device or a list of customers.


B. Trade secret

C. Patents

D. Proprietar information Answer: B

13. &t is the protection resulting from the application of various

measures which prevent or dela the enem or unauthori<ed

persons in gaining information through communication.


B. Crptographic securit

C. Communication securit

D. All of the a!ove Answer: C

11. That component of communication securit which results from

the provisions of technicall sound crpto sstem and their

proper use.


B. Crptographic securit

C. Communication securit

D. All of the a!ove Answer: B

12. A sstem which uses words as the smallest element.

A. Transposition sstem

B. Code

C. Concealment

D. Cipher Answer: B

1". A sstem that manipulate 1(2 or " characters at a time.

A. Transposition sstem

B. Code

C. Concealment

D. Cipher Answer: D

1'. &t is the potential damage or loss of an asset.

A. Adversar

B. is#

C. $ecurit ha<ard

D. Criticalit Answer: B



1,. &t is the impact of a loss as measured in financial terms.

A. Adversar

B. is#

C. $ecurit ha<ard

D. Criticalit Answer: D

1-. 6liminating or removing the ris# totall from the

!usiness(government or industrial environment for which the

ris# manager has responsi!ilit.

A. is# self;assumption

B. is# spreading

C. is# avoidance

D. is# avoidance Answer: C

1/. &t is an act of sping.

A. $a!oteur

B. 6spionage

C. pilferer

D. $a!otage Answer: B

1. &t is one of the most annoing and common human ha<ards

which securit has to deal with.

A. Casual pilferage

B. $stematic pilferage

C. Pilferage

D. None of the a!ove Answer: C

1. %ne who steals with pre conceived plans and ta#es alwas

an or all tpes of items or supplies for economic gain.

A. Casual pilferage B. $stematic pilferage

C. Pilferage

D. None of the a!ove Answer: B

13. =hat date is the epu!lic Act No. ,'/ or the private securit

agenc law passed?

A. Eune 1"( 1

B. Eune 1"( 1-

C. Eune /( 233

D. Eune "1( 1- Answer: B

11. A natural ha<ards or acts of god.

A. Calamit

B. Phenomenon

C. Disaster

D. +orce ma0eure Answer: D

12. A restricted area where visitors are limited in movement and

are usuall escorted.

A. 6clusive area

B. 5imited area

C. estricted area

D. Protected area Answer: B



1". A structure placed a!ove a vertical fence to increase

protection from intruder.

A. @uard house

B. Clear <one

C. Tower guard

D. Top guard Answer: D

1'.A conference similar to entrance conference(this is onl done

after the completion of securit surve.

A. 6ntrance conference

B. Briefing

C. De!riefing

D. 6it conference Answer: D

1,. &t is the lost that would !e sustained if a given target or

com!ination of target where totall removed(destroed or

!oth.

A. is# reduction

B. Pro!a!le maimum loss

C. is# transfer

D. Possi!le maimum loss Answer: D

1-. efers to the amount of loss a target would !e li#el to

sustain through theft and ro!!er.

A. is# reduction

B. Pro!a!le maimum loss

C. is# transfer

D. Possi!le maimum loss Answer: B

1/. A term used in 6ngland for loc# pic#ers(safe crac#ers and

penetrators of restricted rooms or area.

A. $uperman C. Batman

B. Peterpan D. Peterman Answer: D

1. The !adge or pass coded for authori<ation to enter specific

areas is issued to an emploee who #eeps it in his possession

until his authori<ation terminates.

A. Pass sstem

B. Pass echange sstem

C. $ingle pass sstem

D. *ulti pass sstem Answer: C

1. Compan owned alarm sstem with a unit in the nearest police

station so that in case of need( direct call is possi!le.

A. Auiliar alarm

B. Proprietar sstem

C. 5ocal alarm sstem

D. Central station station sstem Answer: A

233. The sstem consists of ringing up a visual or audi!le alarm

sstem near the o!0ect to !e protected.

A. Auiliar alarm

B. Proprietar sstem



C. 5ocal alarm sstem

D. Central station sstem Answer: C

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