AREA 3: CRIME DETECTION AND INVESTIGATION
  • 1. Dangerous drugs are substances that:
A) Improve health
B) Promote sleep only
C) Alter mental and physical state
D) Increase intelligence
  • 2. The law governing dangerous drugs in the Philippines is:
A) Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002
B) Civil Code
C) Labor Code
D) Revised Penal Code
  • 3. The common term for illegal drug use is:
A) Experimentation
B) Addiction
C) Dependence
D) Abuse
  • 4. Drug addiction is characterized by:
A) Compulsive drug seeking
B) Occasional use
C) Legal use
D) BControlled use
  • 5. Which agency leads anti-drug enforcement?
A) Commission on Audit
B) Department of Tourism
C) Bureau of Customs
D) Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency
  • 6. Shabu is a form of:
A) Methamphetamine hydrochloride
B) Cocaine
C) Marijuana
D) Heroin
  • 7. Drug dependence can be:
A) Psychological only
B) None
C) Both physical and psychological
D) Physical only
  • 8. The illegal sale of drugs is known as:
A) Use
B) Possession
C) Experimentation
D) Trafficking
  • 9. Drug prevention focuses on:
A) Trial
B) Education and awareness
C) Arrest
D) Punishment
  • 10. Rehabilitation aims to:
A) Arrest suspects
B) Punish users
C) Investigate crimes
D) BTreat and reintegrate users
  • 11. Drug abuse affects:
A) All of the above
B) Society only
C) Family only
D) Individual only
  • 12. Legal forms are used to:
A) Advertise
B) Document legal transactions
C) Educate
D) Entertain
  • 13. An affidavit is:
A) A contract
B) A decision
C) A law
D) A sworn written statement
  • 14. A complaint in legal terms is:
A) Formal charge filed in court
B) Verbal statement
C) Opinion
D) Agreement
  • 15. A contract is:
A) DA case
B) A legally binding agreement
C) A law
D) A promise only
  • 16. The main purpose of legal writing is:
A) Clarity and precision
B) Entertainment
C) Decoration
D) Creativity
  • 17. A subpoena is used to:
A) File complaint
B) Command appearance in court
C) Arrest
D) Decide case
  • 18. Legal language should be:
A) Vague
B) Clear and concise
C) Ambiguous
D) Emotional
  • 19. A warrant is issued by a:
A) Witness
B) Judge
C) Lawyer
D) Police officer
  • 20. The heading of a legal document contains:
A) Signature only
B) Decision
C) Title and parties
D) Evidence
  • 21. An oath in legal forms means:
A) Opinion
B) Suggestion
C) Statement
D) Promise under penalty of law
  • 22. Legal forms must be:
A) Accurate and complete
B) Emotional
C) Informal
D) Creative
  • 23. Cybercrime refers to crimes committed:
A) In police stations
B) Using computers or the internet
C) Physically
D) In courts
  • 24. The Philippine law addressing cybercrime is:
A) RA 9165
B) RA 7610
C) RA 6713
D) RA 10175
  • 25. Hacking is:
A) Programming
B) Legal access
C) Data entry
D) Unauthorized access to systems
  • 26. Phishing is a form of:
A) Fraud using fake emails/websites
B) Hacking hardware
C) Programming
D) Fishing
  • 27. Malware refers to:
A) Software designed to harm
B) Hardware
C) Network
D) Website
  • 28. A virus is a type of:
A) Hardware
B) Application
C) Malware
D) Network
  • 29. Cyberbullying involves:
A) Arrest
B) Online harassment
C) Legal action
D) Physical harm
  • 30. Digital evidence includes:
A) Electronic data
B) Documents only
C) Photos only
D) Witnesses
  • 31. Cybercrime investigation involves:
A) Digital forensic analysis
B) Court trial only
C) Physical search only
D) Arrest only
  • 32. Identity theft is:
A) Using another person’s identity
B) Hacking system
C) Stealing money only
D) Virus attack
  • 33. Strong passwords help:
A) Install apps
B) Slow computers
C) Delete files
D) Protect accounts
  • 34. Firewalls are used to:
A) Burn data
B) Store data
C) Delete files
D) Protect networks
  • 35. What is an art and science, which deals with the identity and location of the offender and provide evidence of his guilt in criminal proceedings?
A) Custodial Investigation
B) Criminal Investigation
C) Undercover Investigation
D) Preliminary Investigation
  • 36. It refers to the application of instruments and methods of physical science in the detection of crime such as fingerprints, photography, polygraphy, ballistics etc.
A) Interview
B) Instrumentation
C) Inquiry
D) Interrogation
  • 37. It is the body of the crime or the existence of a fact that the specific loss or injury was sustained as a result of the crime.
A) Rep Ipsa Loquitor
B) Flagrante Delicto
C) Corpus Delicti
D) Mens Rea
  • 38. It is a form of investigation in which the investigator assumes a different and unofficial identity for the purpose of obtaining necessary information regarding the identity and location of the subject.
A) Strategic
B) Tactical
C) Roping
D) Tailing
  • 39. These are information coming from the underworld people such as criminals, prisoners or ex convicts.
A) Regular
B) Cultivated
C) Classified
D) Grapevine
  • 40. Who was the only Filipino member of the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation tasked to organize a Division of Investigation last 1936?
A) Flaviano Guerero
B) Agustin Patricio
C) Raphael Crame
D) Epimaco Velasco
  • 41. It refers to the distinct, odd and unique way of criminal in committing a crime which helps the investigator in the solution of an offense
A) Rule of Operation
B) Habit of Operation
C) Routine of Operation
D) Mode of Operation
  • 42. It is the statement of facts by the accused in a criminal case which do not directly involved the acknowledgement of guilt in the commission of crimes for which he is charged.
A) Admission
B) Declaration
C) Confession
D) Justification
  • 43. He is a person who disguises or observes secretly the persons, places and vehicles with the intention of gathering information about the identity or activity of the subject.
A) Convoy
B) Detective
C) Investigator
D) Surveillant
  • 44. It refers to the physical evidence, which may identify the , criminal by means of personal properties, characteristics and clues?
A) Conclusive
B) Prima Facie
C) Associative
D) Circumstantial
  • 45. It is the knowledge, which the investigator gathered and acquired from other person through observation, personal study, research, experience etc
A) Lead
B) Intelligence
C) Fact
D) Information
  • 46. What is the primary purpose of crime detection?
A) To create laws
B) To punish the suspect
C) To identify and locate the offender
D) To defend the accused
  • 47. Which of the following refers to the process of gathering facts and evidence?
A) Interrogation
B) Arrest
C) Surveillance
D) Investigation
  • 48. What is the primary duty of a traffic enforcer?
A) Enforce traffic laws
B) Collect taxes
C) Issue licenses
D) Repair roads
  • 49. What does a red traffic light mean?
A) Turn
B) Stop
C) Go
D) Slow down
  • 50. The term “right of way” refers to:
A) Parking space
B) Priority to proceed
C) Road ownership
D) Road size
  • 51. Which is the first step in accident investigation?
A) Interview witnesses
B) File report
C) Secure the scene
D) Arrest suspect
  • 52. Skid marks help determine:
A) Driver identity
B) Vehicle color
C) Insurance status
D) Speed of vehicle
  • 53. A hit-and-run case involves:
A) Speeding only
B) Stolen vehicle
C) Parking violation
D) Driver leaving accident scene
  • 54. Defensive driving means:
A) Driving fast
B) Overtaking always
C) Ignoring signs
D) Avoiding risks and hazards
  • 55. What document records accident details?
A) Ticket
B) License
C) Traffic Accident Report
D) Passport
  • 56. The most common cause of road accidents is:
A) Weather
B) Road signs
C) Human error
D) Vehicles
  • 57. What is DUI?
A) Driving under influence
B) Driving underground
C) Driving unsafe
D) Driving unlimited
  • 58. A pedestrian lane is used for:
A) People crossing
B) Motorcycles
C) Vehicles
D) Parking
  • 59. What is the purpose of an investigation report?
A) Inform and document facts
B) Sell Product
C) invest
D) Enrertain
  • 60. Which part states the main purpose?
A) Body
B) Conclusion
C) Title
D) Introduction
  • 61. . A report should be:
A) Clear and objective
B) Happy
C) Drained
D) Confusing
  • 62. What is the tone of a formal report?
A) Objective
B) Funny
C) Informal
D) Casual
  • 63. Which is NOT part of a report?
A) Introduction
B) Joke section
C) Body
D) Conclusion
  • 64. What is proofreading?
A) Speaking
B) Checking errors
C) Writing fast
D) Printing
  • 65. Data in reports should be:
A) Accurate
B) False
C) Hidden
D) Random
  • 66. A conclusion should:
A) Be funny
B) Be long
C) Add new ideas
D) Summarize findings
  • 67. What is plagiarism?
A) Writing original
B) Copying without credit
C) Editing text
D) Reading books
  • 68. What is a thesis statement?
A) Main idea
B) Example
C) Ending
D) Title
  • 69. Which improves report clarity?
A) Dot
B) Emojis
C) Technical terms used properly
D) Slang
  • 70. Fire is a result of:
A) Fire triangle (heat, fuel, oxygen)
B) Wind only
C) Sand
D) Water only
  • 71. What is arson?
A) Intentional burning
B) Accidental fire
C) Electrical issue
D) Natural fire
  • 72. Which agency handles fire cases in the Philippines?
A) BFP
B) NBI
C) PNP
D) PECU
  • 73. The point where fire starts is called:
A) Burn area
B) Scene
C) Spot
D) Origin
  • 74. What is the first step in fire investigation?
A) Interview media
B) Secure the area
C) Arrest suspect
D) Write report
  • 75. Fire extinguisher is used to:
A) Increase heat
B) Spread smoke
C) Put out fire
D) Start fire
  • 76. Class A fire involves:
A) Ordinary combustibles
B) Metals
C) Electrical
D) Gas
  • 77. What is smoke?
A) Solid
B) Water
C) Air
D) Gas particles from burning
  • 78. Evidence in arson includes:
A) Burn patterns
B) Soil
C) Water
D) Ashes only
  • 79. What is flash point?
A) Coldest point
B) Lowest temp a liquid ignites
C) Highest temp
D) Freezing point
  • 80. Fire prevention means:
A) Making smoke
B) Ignoring fire
C) Burning waste
D) Stopping fire before it starts
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