Process Finals 💋
  • 1. This refers to the established usage or social practices carried on by traditions that have obtained the force of law.
A) COURTESY
B) TRADITIONS
C) CUSTOMS
D) SOCIAL DECORUM
  • 2. This refers to the bodies of beliefs, stories, and customs effect of an unwritten law.
A) TRADITIONS
B) CUSTOMS
C) COURTESY
D) SOCIAL DECORUM
  • 3. This pertains to a manifestation or expression of consideration and respect for others.
A) SOCIAL DECORUM
B) COURTESY
C) CUSTOMS
D) TRADITION
  • 4. A set of norms and standards practiced by members during social activities and other functions.
A) SOCIAL DECORUM
B) TRADITION
C) CUSTOMS
D) COURTESY
  • 5. The usual greetings rendered by uniformed members upon meeting and recognizing person entitled to a salute.
A) COURTESY CALLS
B) ADDRESS/TITLE
C) SALUTE
D) CHRISTMAS CALLS
  • 6. It is the highest form of courtesy.
A) Customs
B) Social decorum
C) Salute
D) Courtesy
  • 7. PNP members honor the flag by hoisting and singing the National Anthem before the start of the official day's work.
A) FLAG LOWERING CEREMONY
B) FLAG ANTHEM
C) FLAG RAISING CEREMONY
  • 8. At the end of the official days work, the PNP members pause for a moment to salute the __________?
A) FLAG LOWERING CEREMONY
B) FLAG RACING CEREMONY
C) FLAG ANTHEM
  • 9. The flag is raised at______in difference to decrease uniformed members of the command.
A) TURNOVER CEREMONY
B) HALF-MAST
C) FUNERAL SERVICE AND HONORS
  • 10. Departed uniformed members, retirees, war veterans are former PC/INP members are given vigil, neurological services and graveside honors as a gesture of farewell.
A) TURNOVER CEREMONY
B) CEREMONY TENDERED TO RETIREES
C) FUNERAL SERVICE AND HONORS
  • 11. In recognition of their long, faithful and honorable service to the PNP, a testimonial activity shall be tendered in their honor.
A) CEREMONY TENDERED TO RETIREES
B) FUNERAL SERVICE IN HONORS
C) HALF MAST
  • 12. Arrival and departure honor ceremonies are rendered to be visiting dignitaries, VIPs, PNP Officers with the grade of Chief Superintendent and above and AFP officers of equivalent grade, unless waived.
A) HONOR CEREMONY
B) TURNOVER CEREMONY
C) FUNERAL SERVICE AND HONORS
  • 13. The relinquishment and assumption of command or key position is publicly announced and a Turnover Ceremony by the outgoing and incoming officers in the presence of the immediate superior or his representative.
A) CEREMONY TENDER TO RETIREES
B) HONOR CEREMONY
C) TURNOVER CEREMONY
  • 14. During marriage of PNP members, a ceremony is conducted with participants in uniform and swords drawn.
A) TURNOVER CEREMONY
B) WEDDING CEREMONY
C) ANNIVERSARY
  • 15. The birth or institutional establishment of a command or unit is commemorated in an Anniversary Ceremony.
A) WEDDING CEREMONY
B) BIRTHDAY
C) ANNIVERSARY
  • 16. PNP members always wear appropriate and proper attire in conformity with the occasion.
A) PROPER ATTIRE
B) SOCIAL GRACES
C) TABLE MANNERS
  • 17. PNP members observe table etiquette at all times.
A) SOCIAL GRACES
B) PROPER ATTIRE
C) TABLE MANNERS
D) UNIFORM/APPEARANCE
  • 18. PNP members conduct themselves properly in dealing with people during social functions.
A) Manner of walking
B) UNIFORM/APPEARANCE
C) SOCIAL GRACES
  • 19. PNP members as distinctively a man among men.
A) Happy hours
B) UNIFORM/APPEARANCE
C) SOCIAL GRACES
  • 20. Every PNP member is expected to walk with Pride and dignity.
A) MANNER OF WALKING
B) UNIFORM OR APPEARANCE
C) SOCIAL GRACES
  • 21. Junior in rank address senior members who are entitled to salute with the word______?
A) Mama or papa
B) Ate or kuya
C) Sir or ma'am
D) Antie or ankle
  • 22. PNP members pay a______on heir local executives in their respective areas of responsibility.
A) PROMOTION CALL
B) CHRISTMAS CALL
C) EXIT CALL
D) NEW YEAR'S CALL
  • 23. PNP members pay a _________on their commanders and/or key officials in their respective areas of responsibility.
A) CHRISTMAS CALLS
B) EXCEPT CALL
C) NEW YEAR'S CALL
D) PROMOTION CALL
  • 24. Newly promoted pnp members call on their unit head. On this occasion, they are usually given due recognition and congratulations by their peers for such deserved accomplishment.
A) CHRISTMAS CALL
B) PROMOTION CALL
C) EXIT CALL
D) NEW YEAR'S CALL
  • 25. Their superiors in the unit or command when relieved are reassigned out of the said unit or command.
A) NEW YEAR'S CALL
B) CHRISTMAS CALL
C) EXIT CALL
D) OPEN CALL
  • 26. What is the meaning of RHIP?
A) Rank had it is honorable privilege
B) Rank has its own property
C) Rank had its owner fraction
D) RANK HAS-ITS -OWN PRIVILEGE
  • 27. Is a taboo and the uniformed service.
A) Anthem
B) Athletic
C) Discipline
D) Bulging stomach
  • 28. PNP members who are sick in the hospital, their residence or any place of confinement and order that there needs are attended to.
A) VISITING THE VICTIM
B) VISITING THE SICK
C) VISITING THE COMMUNITY
D) VISITING THE DOCTORS
  • 29. Pnp members die, to render maximum assistance to their bereaved family until all benefits due shall have been received.
A) VISITING THE RELIGIOUS LEADER
B) HAPPY HOURS
C) SURVIVOR ASSISTANCE OF HEIR OF DECEASED MEMBERS
D) VISITING THE SICK
  • 30. PNP members are traditionally religious and God-loving person.
A) DISCIPLINE
B) SPIRITUAL BELIEFS
C) VALOR
D) PATRIOTISM
  • 31. History attests that the filipino law enforcers have exemplified the tradition of valor and defending the country from aggression and operation and protecting/preserving the life and property of the people.
A) DUTY
B) PATRIOTISM
C) DISCIPLINE
D) VALOR
  • 32. The PNP members are traditionally patriotic by nature.
A) DISCIPLINE
B) VALOR
C) GENTLEMANENES
D) PATRIOTISM
  • 33. Pnp members is manifested by instinctive obedience to lawful orders and thorough and spontaneous actions towards attainment of organizational objectives guided by moral, ethical and legal norms.
A) PATRIOTISM
B) SPIRITUAL BELIEFS
C) DISCIPLINE
D) VALOR
  • 34. PNP members are upright in character, gentle in manners, dignified in appearance, and sincere in their concern to fellowmen.
A) GENTLEMEN
B) DISCIPLINE
C) WORD OF HONOR
D) GENTLEMANLINESS
  • 35. PNP members word is their bond.
A) WORD OF HONOR
B) WORD OF VALOR
C) WORD OF DISCIPLINE
D) WORD OF GOD
  • 36. PNP members have historically exemplified themselves as dedicated public servant who performed their task with a deep sense of responsibility and self-sacrifice.
A) VALOR
B) DISCIPLINE
C) DUTY
D) LOYALTY
  • 37. PNP members are traditionally loyal to the organization, country and people as borne by history and practice.
A) HONESTY
B) LOYALTY
C) DISCIPLINE
D) CAMARADERIE
  • 38. The binding spirit that enhances teamwork and cooperation in the police organization, extending to the people they serve.
A) LOYALTY
B) CAMARADERIE
C) DUTY
D) WORD THE HONORS
  • 39. Group of people who have something and common with each other that links them and distinguishes them from other who are not part of the?
A) Community
B) Loyalty
C) Patriotism
D) Camaraderie
  • 40. Refers to how individuals fit and group into a whole.
A) Human ecology perspective
B) Structural perspective
C) Socio psychological perspective
D) Dimensions of communities
  • 41. Focuses on the relation of the population to their environment especially to special organization, that is how people and services are distributed.
A) Socio psychological perspective
B) Structural perspective
C) Human ecology perspective
D) Dimension of communities
  • 42. Competition-how community vie(Complete)
A) Perspective system
B) Community system
C) Ecological system
D) Macro system
  • 43. Refers to the various method companies used to establish and maintain a mutually beneficial relationship with the communities in which they operate.
A) Effort relation
B) Criminal justice system
C) System relation
D) Community relation
  • 44. It is hereby declared to be the policy of the state to promote peace in order.
A) Policies
B) Declaration of policy
C) Regulation
D) Criminal justice system
  • 45. The sum total of the dealings between the police and the people it serves.
A) Human relations
B) Police community relations
C) Police public relations
D) Public relations
  • 46. Activity that provides service to the community.
A) COMMUNITY SERVICE
B) COMMUNITY RELATION
C) COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION
D) COMMUNITY VISION
  • 47. Awareness of the community up there rule in crime prevention.
A) COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION
B) COMMUNITY SERVICE
C) PUBLIC RELATIONS
  • 48. Projection of the police public image to the people to gain their support and cooperation.
A) COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION
B) PUBLIC RELATIONS
C) COMMUNITY SERVICE
  • 49. Designed to bridge the communication gap between the police and the public. Forms of media used.
A) None of this
B) Public program
C) Public information
D) Public information program
  • 50. Consists of face-to-face communication such as meetings, rallies, deliberating speeches, and house to house visitation
A) Mass media
B) Media
C) Personal media
D) Personal
  • 51. Includes printed matter and audio-visual communications.
A) Personal media
B) Mass
C) Mass media
D) Media
  • 52. Designed to maintain harmony and mutual support between the police and the community.
A) Relations program
B) Public action program
C) Psychological program
D) Public relations program
  • 53. Designed to maintain and encourage community development
A) Public relations program
B) Civic action program
C) Psychological program
D) Civic
  • 54. Designed to condition both friendly and hostile public, ensuring the facilitation of the attainment of police objectives.
A) Civic action program
B) Public relations program
C) Psychological program
D) Psychological
  • 55. Directed the majority of police efforts towards the youth of the community.
A) Youth
B) Youth-oriented approach
C) Service-oriented approach
D) Internally-oriented approach
  • 56. Emphasis is given to the alleviation of social problems as the basic objective of the program.
A) Service-oriented approach
B) Youth-oriented approach
C) Service
D) Internally-oriented approach
  • 57. Essential characteristics is the realization that the officer on beat creates community relations because"every officer of the organization is a police community relations officer.
A) Internally-oriented approach
B) Youth-oriented approach
C) Service-oriented approach
D) Internally
  • 58. Is a policing philosophy that promotes and supports organizational strategies to address the cause of crimes
A) Program policy
B) Community policing
C) Department policy
D) Relation policy
  • 59. Emphasizes a technical process of problem solving.
A) Social planning model
B) Planning
C) Locality development
D) Social action model
  • 60. Assumes that there is disadvantage (often oppressed) segment of the population that needs to be organized.
A) Locality development
B) Social action model
C) Social planning model
D) Action
  • 61. Includes decorum with family and relative.
A) Community relations
B) Domestic relations
C) Neighborhood relations
D) Religious relations
  • 62. Includes decorum with neighbors.
A) Domestic relations
B) Neighborhood relations
C) Community relations
D) Government relations
  • 63. Consists of dealings with other members off the locality where a person lives.
A) Religious relations
B) Community relations
C) Government relations
D) Community
  • 64. Denotes religious affiliation which is necessary for stability of moral principles
A) Community relations
B) Religious relations
C) Religious
D) Government relations
  • 65. Required the police and the public to work together toward the attainment of healthy and peaceful environment.
A) Doctrine of reciprocals
B) Reciprocal of doctrine
C) Doctrine of Reciprocal responsibility
D) Responsibility reciprocal
  • 66. Refusing to be a criminal.
A) Preventive policing
B) Public
C) Preventive
D) Self policing
  • 67. Refusing to be violent.
A) Self policing
B) Restrain
C) Self
D) Persuasive policing
  • 68. He shall build good image through actual commendable performance without inefficiency and corruption.
A) Duties of public relation officers
B) Duties of civic action officers
C) Public relations officer
  • 69. He shall initiate fund-raising campaigns for juvenile delinquents who are being rehabilitated.
A) Civic action
B) Public relations officer
C) Civic action officer
D) Refusing to be violent
  • 70. Initiates an interaction with local leaders, residents, volunteer civic organization and local police of selected areas.
A) Pulis ng bayan pulong-pulong sa barangay
B) Annual alay lakad project
C) Walay sa nabanggit
D) Punong-punong sa barangay
  • 71. Responsible for annual fund raising of the Alay lakad foundation,INC
A) Alay lakad
B) Annual Alay-Lakad Projects
C) Pulong-pulong sa barangay
D) Wala sa nabanggit
  • 72. Which theoretical perspective focuses on how individuals fit and group into a whole?
A) Human Ecology Perspective
B) Socio-psychological Perspective
C) Structural Perspective
D) Social Systems Perspective
  • 73. The 4 types of Police Community Relations include the following, EXCEPT:
A) Civic Action Program
B) Psychological Program
C) Public Information Program
D) Economic Assistance Program
  • 74. Under the Doctrine of Reciprocal Responsibility, "Preventive Policing" for the public means:
A) Refusing to be violent
B) Refusing to be in court
C) Refusing to be a criminal
D) Refusing to be a victim
  • 75. Which perspective views the community as composed of interacting subsystems such as church, school, and business?
A) Structural Perspective
B) Human Ecology Perspective
C) Social Systems Perspective
D) Socio-psychological Perspective
  • 76. Which statement correctly reflects the PNP Mission?
A) To enforce the law and ensure public safety with community support
B) To enhance foreign relations
C) To regulate barangay governance
D) To support local business development
  • 77. Human Relations, the most important element in community relations, refers to:
A) Legal doctrines in policing
B) Police administrative functions
C) Rules governing relationships among people
D) Public festivals and ceremonies
  • 78. In Human Ecology Perspective, which concept refers to detachment or isolation of a group due to race, religion, or ethnicity?
A) Integration
B) Separation of Powers
C) Segregation
D) Competition
  • 79. The dimension of community under the Structural Perspective that deals with uneven distribution of influence and decision-making refers to:
A) Geographic Organization
B) Power
C) Environmental Allocation
D) Political Entity
  • 80. Police-Community Relations refers to the sum total of dealings between:
A) The government and NGOs
B) The police and the community they serve
C) Lawmakers and police agencies
D) Local executives and barangay officials
  • 81. Which Republic Act declares the PNP as a community and service-oriented agency?
A) RA 8551
B) RA 10883
C) RA 9165
D) RA 6975
  • 82. The theoretical perspective that emphasizes how members feel about their relationship with the community is:
A) Socio-psychological
B) Human Ecology
C) Social Systems
D) Structural
  • 83. Which Latin root word is associated with the term "community" and means common?
A) Communis
B) Tatis
C) Communitas
D) Commune
  • 84. Which principle of PCR stresses that police officers must avoid humiliating or embarrassing people?
A) Community resentment must be avoided
B) Community goodwill must be developed
C) Community must be kept informed
D) Community support must be maintained
  • 85. Which PCR program involves guided tours for students at Camp Crame?
A) Police Digest Publication
B) PNP Distinguished Lecture
C) Camp Visitation
D) Pulis ng Bayan Pulong-Pulong
  • 86. Which requirement for good community relations refers to strong belief in the value of police work?
A) Full job knowledge
B) Deep conviction
C) Sincerity
D) High management standard
  • 87. The community development model that requires broad participation of many people in problem solving is:
A) Community-Police Model
B) Social Planning Model
C) Social Action Model
D) Locality Development Model
  • 88. One duty of a Public Relations Officer is to:
A) Arrest offenders
B) Supervise criminal investigation
C) Conduct manhunt operations
D) Issue press releases on police activities
  • 89. Which of the following is an aspect of Community Relations involving medical missions and feeding programs?
A) Community Participation
B) Community Service
C) Psychological Program
D) Public Relations
  • 90. Community policing includes the "8 Ps" EXCEPT:
A) Permanent
B) Partnership
C) Personalized
D) Paramilitary
  • 91. The PCR approach emphasizing prevention of social problems and providing services is:
A) Youth-Oriented Approach
B) Internally-Oriented Approach
C) Service-Oriented Approach
D) Externally-Oriented Approach
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