CDI7-DEVCON
  • 1. Alcoholism primarily affects which organ in the body?
A) Liver
B) Brain
C) Kidney
D) Heart
  • 2. Excessive gambling may lead to?
A) Physical strength
B) Financial distress and family problems
C) Improved social skills
D) Enhanced memory
  • 3. Alcohol is classified as a?
A) Depressant
B) Hallucinogen
C) Stimulant
D) Inhalant
  • 4. The legal act of prostitution is?
A) Fully legal in all cases
B) Generally prohibited, with specific exceptions
C) Allowed everywhere
D) Not covered by law
  • 5. Chronic alcoholism may lead to?
A) Enhanced physical endurance
B) Liver cirrhosis and social dysfunction
C) Increased memory retention
D) Improved attention
  • 6. A person spending most of their earnings in casinos is likely experiencing?
A) Responsible gambling
B) Alcoholism
C) Legal recreational activity
D) Gambling addiction
  • 7. One of the social effects of prostitution is?
A) Legal immunity
B) Improved moral values
C) Public health risks
D) Academic performance
  • 8. Alcohol intoxication primarily causes?
A) Impaired judgment and motor skills
B) Alertness and euphoria
C) Enhanced physical performance
D) Reduced drowsiness
  • 9. Problem gambling may result in?
A) Improved decision-making
B) Legal benefits
C) Mental stress and financial instability
D) Enhanced wealth
  • 10. Chronic vice involvement typically affects?
A) Both personal and societal wellbeing
B) Only financial status
C) No measurable impact
D) Only personal health
  • 11. Alcoholism may indirectly increase the risk of?
A) Increased immunity
B) Enhanced career opportunities
C) Improved social skills
D) Road accidents
  • 12. Persistent gambling may cause?
A) Enhanced family bonding
B) Improved concentration
C) Loss of property and strained relationships
D) Improved memory
  • 13. Which of the following is considered a social vice?
A) Prostitution
B) Alcoholism
C) All of the above
D) Gambling
  • 14. One method to prevent alcoholism is?
A) Legalized heavy drinking
B) Ignoring health advice
C) Education and responsible consumption
D) Complete social isolation
  • 15. Which of the following is a common psychological effect of gambling addiction?
A) Enhanced reasoning
B) Improved academic performance
C) Anxiety and depression
D) Reduced stress
  • 16. Prostitution may contribute to?
A) Improved family cohesion
B) Increased literacy
C) Enhanced societal health
D) Spread of sexually transmitted infections
  • 17. Alcohol abuse in teenagers can lead to?
A) Physical strength
B) None of the above
C) Poor academic performance
D) Increased alertness
  • 18. Excessive gambling behavior is often linked to?
A) Responsible decision-making
B) Better social relationships
C) Financial instability and legal issues
D) Improved time management
  • 19. Chronic alcoholism may affect?
A) Only financial status
B) Only liver
C) Liver, brain, and social behavior
D) Only social life
  • 20. Engaging in vices such as prostitution may result in?
A) Both A and B
B) None of the above
C) Legal prosecution
D) Spread of diseases
  • 21. Gambling addiction often leads to?
A) Legal employment benefits
B) Financial literacy
C) Economic hardship
D) Personal enrichment
  • 22. Alcohol consumption affects?
A) None
B) Decision-making and motor coordination
C) Memory only
D) Enhances physical fitness
  • 23. Legal measures to curb vices include?
A) Responsible gambling policies
B) Enforcement of anti-prostitution laws
C) Alcohol regulations
D) All of the above
  • 24. Psychological effects of vice involvement include?
A) Depression, anxiety, and stress
B) Enhanced reasoning
C) Physical strength
D) Improved focus
  • 25. Social awareness programs aim to?
A) Promote prostitution
B) Reduce vice-related harm
C) Encourage substance use
D) Ignore illegal gambling
  • 26. Which of the following drugs is classified as a depressant under RA 9165?
A) Cocaine
B) Heroin
C) Ecstasy
D) Marijuana
  • 27. What is the primary method of administration for shabu?
A) Smoking or injecting
B) Topical
C) Eating
D) Snorting powder
  • 28. Which of the following is a psychoactive effect of cocaine?
A) Sedation
B) Muscle relaxation
C) Loss of consciousness
D) Euphoria and alertness
  • 29. Inhalants are dangerous because?
A) Always injected
B) No psychoactive effects
C) Improve cognitive abilities
D) Can cause sudden death
  • 30. The resin extracted from cannabis is known as?
A) Shabu
B) Marijuana resin or hashish
C) Morphine
D) Ecstasy
  • 31. Pinpoint pupils, drowsiness, slowed respiration → likely drug?
A) Cocaine
B) Heroin
C) Shabu
D) Ecstasy
  • 32. Dilated pupils, restlessness, hyperactivity → likely drug?
A) Inhalants
B) Cocaine
C) Morphine
D) Marijuana
  • 33. Injecting substance intravenously for rapid euphoria → likely drug?
A) Ecstasy
B) Cocaine resin
C) Marijuana
D) Heroin
  • 34. Paranoia, hallucinations, erratic behavior → likely drug?
A) Cocaine
B) Shabu
C) Inhalants
D) Morphine
  • 35. Common method of administration for marijuana?
A) Snorting only
B) Transdermal
C) Intravenous only
D) Smoking/oral ingestion
  • 36. Hallucinations, rapid heartbeat, jaw clenching → drug?
A) Ecstasy
B) Cocaine
C) Heroin
D) Inhalants
  • 37. Sniffing glue/paint thinner → expected effect?
A) Improved attention
B) Increased appetite
C) Euphoria, dizziness, potential sudden death
D) Calmness
  • 38. Euphoria, drowsiness, slow breathing after injection → drug?
A) Cocaine
B) Morphine
C) Shabu
D) Ecstasy
  • 39. Smoking marijuana daily → effect?
A) Depressant only
B) No effect
C) Stimulant
D) Hallucinogenic/cognitive impairment
  • 40. Pill ingestion causing heightened sensory perception → drug?
A) Heroin
B) Cocaine
C) Morphine
D) Ecstasy
  • 41. Habitual shabu user: aggression, insomnia, weight loss → likely administration?
A) Smoking/injecting
B) Oral
C) Snorting
D) Transdermal
  • 42. Cocaine user with nosebleeds → probable route?
A) Snorting
B) Oral
C) Smoking
D) IV injection
  • 43. Euphoria, sedation, analgesia → drug?
A) Ecstasy
B) Cocaine
C) Heroin
D) Inhalants
  • 44. Drug often used in hospitals for pain relief but abused recreationally?
A) Morphine
B) Shabu
C) Marijuana
D) Ecstasy
  • 45. Young adult: elevated heart rate, hyperactivity, anxiety → likely drug?
A) Inhalants
B) Heroin
C) Morphine
D) Cocaine
  • 46. Patient with needle marks, slow breathing, drowsiness → administration?
A) IV injection
B) Oral ingestion
C) Snorting powder
D) Smoking
  • 47. Person sniffing paint thinner: slurred speech, dizziness, chemical odor → drug?
A) Inhalants
B) Cocaine
C) Shabu
D) Morphine
  • 48. Increased sensory perception, jaw clenching, hyperthermia → drug?
A) Morphine
B) Heroin
C) Marijuana
D) Ecstasy
  • 49. Unconscious with shallow breathing after using opiate → first response?
A) Give coffee
B) Immediate medical attention
C) Observe without intervention
D) Encourage further use
  • 50. Smoking rolled green substance daily → likely substance?
A) Morphine
B) Shabu
C) Cocaine
D) Marijuana
  • 51. Cocaine user: weight loss, irritability, insomnia → health effect?
A) Analgesia
B) Memory enhancement
C) Respiratory depression
D) Stimulant-induced physiological and psychological effects
  • 52. Route of administration of heroin associated with fastest euphoria?
A) Oral
B) Topical
C) Smoking
D) IV injection
  • 53. Shabu user: extreme hyperactivity, aggression, insomnia → action by authorities?
A) Only impose fines
B) Awareness and rehabilitation programs
C) Encourage recreational use
D) Ignore
  • 54. Chronic marijuana use can result in?
A) Impaired memory, motivation, lung function
B) No effect
C) Increased energy and alertness
D) Improved cognitive function
  • 55. Sniffing inhalants repeatedly → possible effect?
A) Enhanced cognition
B) Weight gain
C) Increased immunity
D) Permanent neurological damage
  • 56. Primary purpose of chain of custody?
A) Ensure documentation and evidence integrity
B) Avoid law enforcement oversight
C) Allow private handling
D) Facilitate sale of drugs
  • 57. Who maintains chain of custody?
A) Media reporters
B) Drug users
C) Law enforcement or authorized personnel
D) Civilian witnesses
  • 58. First step in chain of custody?
A) Confiscation with documentation
B) Destruction
C) Lab testing
D) Public display
  • 59. Destruction of confiscated drugs?
A) By selling to authorized buyers
B) With proper procedure and documentation
C) By arresting officer alone
D) Immediately without documentation
  • 60. Importance of chain of custody?
A) Alter evidence
B) Ensure admissibility in court
C) Optional for large seizures
D) Only for inventory
  • 61. Officer logs seizure and issues receipt → principle?
A) Destruction
B) Personal possession
C) Public exhibition
D) Documentation and accountability
  • 62. Lab receives sealed drugs → next step?
A) Give to media
B) Log and inspect integrity
C) Return immediately
D) Open/test without logging
  • 63. Defense challenges seized drug integrity → procedure?
A) Chain of custody documentation
B) Media presentation
C) Ignore protocols
D) Immediate destruction
  • 64. Transfer without documenting → consequence?
A) Legal
B) Safe handling
C) No consequence
D) Break in chain, jeopardizing admissibility
  • 65. Destroyed under supervision of law enforcement and DOJ → demonstrates?
A) Proper destruction procedure
B) Secure storage
C) Documentation
D) Confiscation
  • 66. Suspect disputes quantity → prosecution defense?
A) Show chain of custody
B) Ask witnesses to estimate
C) Destroy remaining drugs
D) Ignore defense
  • 67. Officer logs every handling → principle?
A) Witness intimidation
B) Improper handling
C) Immediate destruction
D) Documentation and accountability
  • 68. Storing drugs in unsecured locker → violated part?
A) Documentation
B) Destruction
C) Confiscation
D) Secure storage
  • 69. Removing drug for testing without documentation → risk?
A) Evidence valid
B) Evidence integrity compromised
C) Increased potency
D) Legal victory
  • 70. Drugs logged and witnessed during destruction → objective?
A) Optional formality
B) Distribution
C) Entertainment
D) Transparency/legal compliance
  • 71. Two officers testify with no log → impact?
A) Automatic conviction
B) No effect
C) Strengthened prosecution
D) Compromised evidence, possible dismissal
  • 72. Discrepancy in log → action?
A) Ignore
B) Investigate, correct, report
C) Destroy evidence
D) Give to media
  • 73. Suspect claims tampering → analysis?
A) Encourage witnesses to lie
B) Destroy evidence
C) Ignore claim
D) Review all custody records and handovers
  • 74. Packaging damaged → implication?
A) Cannot test
B) Potential breach requiring explanation
C) Evidence valid
D) Return to suspect
  • 75. Multiple officers handled package, one signature illegible → court interpretation?
A) Automatically exclude evidence
B) Destroy remaining drugs
C) Corroborate and assess integrity
D) Ignore
  • 76. Selling shabu to another person → punishable act?
A) Simple use
B) Failure to report
C) Illegal possession
D) Illegal trafficking
  • 77. Student carrying small marijuana → punishable?
A) Rehabilitation only
B) Illegal possession
C) Illegal trafficking
D) Parental neglect
  • 78. Importing cocaine without authorization → act?
A) Legal import
B) Drug use
C) Personal consumption
D) Illegal import/trafficking
  • 79. Selling ecstasy in nightclub → act?
A) Recreational use
B) Illegal trafficking
C) Legal trade
D) Personal possession
  • 80. Carrying 10 grams shabu, no intent to sell → liability?
A) Cultivation
B) None, first offense
C) Illegal trafficking
D) Illegal possession
  • 81. Distributing marijuana seeds without license → punishable as?
A) Illegal trafficking
B) Not covered
C) Personal use
D) Legal cultivation
  • 82. Warehouse stores cocaine for sale → offense?
A) Illegal possession
B) Storage for private use
C) Simple use
D) Illegal trafficking
  • 83. Giving shabu to minor → liability?
A) Legal distribution
B) Illegal trafficking with qualifying circumstance
C) Illegal possession
D) Minor offense
  • 84. Transporting drugs across provinces without authority → act?
A) Illegal possession
B) Legal transport
C) Illegal trafficking
D) Parental supervision
  • 85. Keeping small cocaine for personal use → punishable as?
A) Drug cultivation
B) Illegal trafficking
C) None if not sold
D) Illegal possession
  • 86. Manufacturing methamphetamine in clandestine lab → punishable as?
A) Illegal trafficking
B) Illegal possession
C) None
D) Legal pharmaceutical activity
  • 87. Selling drugs online → classified as?
A) Legal promotion
B) Personal consumption
C) Illegal possession
D) Illegal trafficking
  • 88. 2 grams shabu hidden for personal use → guilty of?
A) Importation
B) None
C) Illegal trafficking
D) Illegal possession
  • 89. Drug courier carrying heroin for sale → offense?
A) Illegal trafficking
B) Simple use
C) Illegal possession
D) Legal courier service
  • 90. Selling ecstasy to tourist → punishable?
A) Illegal trafficking
B) Personal use
C) None if tourist consents
D) Illegal possession
  • 91. Cultivating marijuana for sale → liability?
A) None
B) Illegal possession
C) Illegal trafficking
D) Recreational cultivation
  • 92. Giving friend shabu for free → punishable?
A) Legal distribution
B) Simple courtesy
C) Illegal trafficking
D) Illegal possession
  • 93. Possession of drugs without license for research → punishable as?
A) Exempt
B) Legal if academic
C) Illegal possession if unlicensed
D) Illegal trafficking
  • 94. Hiding large stash of cocaine for later sale → guilty of?
A) Illegal possession
B) Illegal trafficking
C) Personal use
D) Importation only
  • 95. Transporting shabu exceeding threshold, no sale → considered?
A) Illegal possession
B) Exempt
C) Legal if no sale
D) Illegal trafficking
  • 96. Manufacturing ecstasy for personal use only → punishable as?
A) Exempt
B) Illegal trafficking
C) Illegal possession
D) Simple use
  • 97. Possession of 0.5 g heroin for personal use → punishable as?
A) Legal
B) Not
C) Illegal possession
D) Illegal trafficking
  • 98. Selling shabu near a school → punishable under?
A) Illegal possession
B) Simple use
C) Illegal trafficking with special circumstance
D) Legal business
  • 99. Smuggling cocaine into the country → chargeable offense?
A) Illegal trafficking
B) Legal import
C) Simple use
D) Illegal possession
  • 100. Offering dangerous drugs for sale without formal transaction → punishable as?
A) Illegal trafficking
B) Legal if voluntary
C) Illegal possession
D) Exempt if no payment
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