- 1. It is the selection of the will of those effective
enough to carry out the intention. What is it?
A) electron
B) consent
C) fruition
D) intention
- 2. The following are not an example of acts of
man,Except:
A) cooking
B) eating
C) NOTA
D) reading
E) blinking
- 3. There are actions which can be considered neutral
in relation to the norm of morality. It may become
good or bad because of the circumstances
attended to them. Which of the following is being
described?
A) moral
B) NOTA
C) immoral
D) indifferent
- 4. It refers to the intense emotions and desire of a
person that can influence his/her moral actions
and decisions.
A) passion
B) fear
C) ignorance
D) habits
- 5. This refers to actions that are result of conscious
knowledge and subject to the control of the will.
A) commanded acts
B) acts of man
C) elicited acts
D) human acts
- 6. All acts of man can be considered as human acts
The statement is ___
A) false
B) true
C) maybe
D) NOTA
- 7. Flinching when an object is thrown to you is an
example of ___
A) human acts
B) NOTA
C) neither
D) acts of man
- 8. Shivering when you feel cold is an example of
___
A) human acts
B) neither
C) acts of man
D) NOTA
- 9. Elicited acts are those performed by the will
andnot bodily externalized. However,the
acceptance of the will, those effective to carry out
the intention is considered as-
A) election
B) consent
C) intention
D) fruition
- 10. Forgiving someone who has wronged you is an
example of ___
A) NOTA
B) neither
C) human acts
D) acts of man
- 11. A police unit conducts a high-speed chase of a
dangerous suspect fleeing in a vehicle. The
officers continue pursuit,knowing that there's a risk
of accidents or injuries to the bystanders,but they
do so prevent a greater damage such as suspect
harming more people.During the chase,a civilian is
injured in a car crash.In terms of types of
voluntariness,this statement is considered as
A) direct
B) indirect
C) NOTA
D) perfect
- 12. Acts of man can become human acts when he/she
employs his intellect and freedom in performing
the act. The stament is ___
A) NOTA
B) maybe
C) false
D) true
- 13. A police officer sees a suspect committing a
violent crime After giving lawful orders to stop,the
suspect pulls a weapon. The officer decides to use
deadly force to protect themselves and others. In
terms of types of voluntariness,this statement is
considered as ___
A) indirect
B) imperfect
C) direct
D) perfect
- 14. It refers to the biological and psychological
movement in man.
A) acts of man
B) elicited acts
C) commanded acts
D) human acts
- 15. It refers to the biological and psychological
movement in man.
A) Officers' technical skills and physical abilities
B) Officers' conduct and adherence to societal standards of behavior.
C) Officers' ability tooperate without public accountability.
D) Officers' ability to engage in personal decision- making.
- 16. What term refers to the core principles that shape
the culture of a law enforcement agency and
influence officers' actions?
A) standards
B) ethics
C) social norms
D) values
- 17. It is the study of human motivation, and ultimately
of human rational behavior.
A) ethics
B) values
C) norms
D) morality
- 18. In its narrowest sense, ___ are actions which
happen in man.
A) ethics
B) values
C) acts of man
D) human acts
- 19. Which of the following best describes the role of
morality in guiding law enforcement officers?
A) It helps officers balance legal obligations with their personal sense of justice and fairness.
B) It allows officers to disregard ethical considerations in challenging situations.
C) It ensures that officers follow strict rules without regard for personal values.
D) It requires officers to prioritize authority over compassion.
- 20. Which concept defines the rules of conduct
recognized with respect to a particular class of
human actions or a particular group, culture, etc.?
A) values
B) ethics
C) code of conduct
D) morality
- 21. What term refers to accepted behaviors and rules
within a society that dictate how individuals are
expected to act?
A) standards
B) ethics
C) values
D) social norms
- 22. If Moral is concerned with the principles of right
and wrong behavior and the goodness or badness
of
human character, ___ are the qualities
assigned
to actions, conduct and behavior.
A) right and wrong
B) values
C) culture
D) norms
- 23. What term refers to personal beliefs and values
regarding what is right and wrong, influencing
individual behavior?
A) protocol
B) law
C) morality
D) ethics
- 24. Which term refers to the set of principles that
guide individuals in determining what is right and
wrong and how to act accordingly in both their
professional and personal lives?
A) policy
B) etiquette
C) ethics
D) law
- 25. Morality in law enforcement primarily impacts:
A) Officers' personal conduct and decision-making processes.
B) The technological methods used in investigations.
C) The physical training of law enforcement personnel.
D) The legal framework within which officers operate.
- 26. Ethical behavior in law enforcement includes
which of the following?
A) Using authority without public accountabality.
B) Making decisions based solely on achieving results without regard for process.
C) Avoiding corruption, respecting citizens' rights, and maintaining transparency.
D) Prioritizing organizational loyalty over ethical behavior.
- 27. What is a system of moral values that
distinguishes rules for behavior based on an
individual's or group's idea of what is good and
bad?
A) culture
B) legislation
C) ethics
D) justice
- 28. Which term refers to core principles and beliefs
that guide individuals' behavior and decision-
making, reflecting what is important to them?
A) morality
B) ethics
C) norms
D) values
- 29. The science of the morality of man of human
acts.
A) morality
B) values
C) norms
D) ethics
- 30. Ethics in law enforcement is primarily concerned
with which of the following principles?
A) Honesty, integrity, and fairness.
B) Efficiency, authority, and force.
C) Power, control,and obedience.
D) Efficiency, authority, and force.
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