- 1. means not only being exact, but also, non-commission of errors
A) factual and objective
B) clear and complete
C) accurate and specific
D) brief and concise
E) well organized and grammatically correct
- 2. this means that reports should be short or economy of words. use necessary words only as you retain the natural tone of your senses.
A) factual and objective
B) well organized and grammatically correct
C) clear and complete
D) accurate and specific
E) brief and concise
- 3. this means that the report is free from confusion and ambiguity and is easily understood. the report should include all necessary information such as the 5W's and 1H (who, what, when, where, why, and how)
A) factual and objective
B) clear and complete
C) well organize and grammatically correct
D) brief and concise
E) accurate and specific
- 4. the report contains only facts not hearsays. a fact is a thing that has actually happened or that is really true.
A) brief and concise
B) well organized and grammatically correct
C) clear and complete
D) factual and objective
E) accurate and specific
- 5. chronological order is usually used in organizing and writing the facts in police reports. it is also important to follow the standard format and required specification prescribed by the pnp such as official font style which is Arial and font size is 12 including quality paper, proper and clean printing, format, spacing, margin, and indention, among others.
A) well organized and grammatically
B) brief and concise
C) clear and complete
D) accurate and specific
E) factual and objective
- 6. while instigation exempts, entrapment does not; the difference between the two beings that in entrapment the crime had already been committed while in instigation the crime was not yet, and would not have been, committed where it not for the instigation by the peace officer
A) judicial notice
B) spot report
C) investigation
- 7. an inquiry, judicial or otherwise for the discovery and collection of facts concerning the matter of matters involved.
A) investigation
B) spot report
C) investigator/officer
- 8. refers to an immediate initial investigative or incident report addressed to higher headquarters pertaining to the commission of the crime, occurrence of natural or man-made disaster or unusual incidence involving loss of lives in damage of properties
A) crime scene
B) jurisdiction
C) investigation
D) spot report
- 9. shall refer to any law enforcement personnel belonging to the duly mandated law enforcement agencies (LEA) tasked to enforce Republic Act 9208 such as officers, investigators, and agents of the philippine national
A) investigator/officer
B) tanod
C) police
D) chief espina
- 10. requisites. three prerequisites to judicial notice of any suggested facts have been stated, namely, 1) that it must be a matter of common and general knowledge, 2) that it must be will and authoritatively settled, and not doubtful or uncertain, 3) that it must be known to be within the limits of the jurisdiction of the court
A) jurisdiction
B) judicial notice
C) criminal investigation
D) waiver
- 11. the word "jurisdiction"as used in the constitution and the statues means jurisdiction over the subject matter only. unless an exception arises by reasons of its employment in a broader sense.
A) jurisdiction
B) criminal jurisdiction
C) crime scene
D) criminal investigation
- 12. avenue or place where the alleged crime,incident,event has been committed
A) spot report
B) crime scene
C) post
- 13. it is the collection of facts in order to accomplish the three fold aims-to identify the guilty party: to locate the guilty party; to provide evidence of his (suspect) guilt
A) police blotter
B) judicial notice
C) criminal law
D) criminal investigation
- 14. the authority to hear and try a particular offense and impose the punishment for it
A) criminal negligence
B) criminal jurisdiction
C) jurisdiction
D) police blotter
- 15. one that defines crime. treats of their nature and provides for their punishments. punishments in this sense, refers strictly to the penalty imposed.
A) criminal law
B) criminal liability
C) criminal negligence
- 16. requisites under article 4 par 1. RPC, a person may be held criminally liable even if the injurious result be greater than that intended, provided this requisites occur 1.) unintentionally felony has been committed; 2) the wrong done to the victim be direct, natural, and logical consequence of the felony committed
A) criminal liability
B) criminal law
C) criminal jurisdiction
- 17. it consists in the failure to take such precautions or advanced measures in the performance of an act as the most common prudence would suggest, whereby injury is caused to persons or to property
A) criminal liability
B) criminal jurisdiction
C) tanga lang
D) criminal negligence
- 18. a record or log where all types of operational and undercover dispatches shall be recorded containing the five "W's (who what where when and why) and the "H (How) of an information
A) police blotter
B) police checkpoint
C) criminal law
- 19. a location where the search is conducted which is duly authorized by the pnp to deter/prevent the commission of crimes, enforce the law, and for other legitimate purposes
A) police checkpoint
B) police blotter
C) post blast investigation
- 20. a philippine diplomatic and consular position such as an embassy or consulate
A) post blast investigation
B) post blast investigation team
C) post
- 21. comprehensive foreign seek inquiry specifically on a bombing incident through conduct of various investigative techniques which involves recovery of physical evidence mainly for reconstruction of explosive fragments recovered to determine the device components, the modus operandi and subsequently to identify the perpetrator (s)
A) post
B) post blast investigation
C) post blast investigation team
- 22. effective and appointive officials and employees, permanent or temporary, whether in the classified or unclassified or exemption service receiving compensation, event nominal from the government
A) public officer
B) classroom officer
C) private officer
D) public servant
- 23. a noticed to the dependent informing him that an action has been commenced against him which he must answer within a specific time, or else judgement with is taken against him. it is the means by which the defendant is afforded an opportunity, and rights, and thereby has them safe in the defense of his person, property, and rights, and thereby how those safeguarded. the principle object of his process is to give the party to whom it is addressed a notice of proceedings against him
A) love letter
B) service of summons
C) subpoena
- 24. includes the employment, use, persuasion, inducement, enticement or coercion of a child to engage in, or assist another person to engage in, sexual intercourse or lascivious conduct or the molestation, prostitution or insist with children
A) sexual abuse
B) sexual harassment
C) human trafficking
- 25. a doctrine in criminal procedure which holds that were a new fact (such as a deformity) for which the defendant is responsible has supervened and this new fact charges the character of the crime first imputed to him so that, together with the facts previously existing, it constitutes a new and distinct offense, no double jeopardy exist.
A) supporting documents
B) supervening event
C) service of summons
- 26. any paper our document which is required to be submitted with the passport application supporting claims to filipino citizens to complete the application for a passport without which such application would be deemed incomplete or otherwise become subject to denial by the issuing authority
A) supervening event
B) evidence
C) biodata
D) supporting documents
- 27. individuals who is/are pointed to be by the victims and witness to have committed the crime in issue. subject person is not considered as a criminal unless otherwise his/her conviction is pronounced in the court
A) perpetrator
B) victim
C) suspect or suspects
- 28. any person who commits an act punishable under the revised penal code hereby sowing and creating a condition of widespread and extraordinary fear and panic among the populace, in order to coerce the government to give in to an unlawful demand shall be guilty of the crime of ___
A) arson
B) sa bilat niyo
C) treason
D) terrorism
- 29. shall refer to the philippine government and its relevant government agencies, organizations and entities
A) the state
B) united states of the philippines
C) tactical interrogation report
- 30. the recruitment, transport, transfer or harboring or receipt of persons with or without consent or knowledge, within or across national borders, by means of threat or use of force, or other forms are coercion, abduction, fraud, deception, abuse of power or of position, taking advantage of the vulnerability of the person, or the giving or receiving of payments or benefits to achieve the consent of the person having control over another person for the purpose or exploitation or the prostitution of others forms of sexual exploitation, force labor, our services, slavery, servitude or the removal or sale of organs m
A) trafficking in persons
B) human trafficking
C) unscrupulous
- 31. unprincipled, or not scrupulous. so, a person who is without scrupule would be one who is lacking in moral integrity,or in principles; not adhering to ethical standards; careless; imprudent
A) unscrupulous
B) interrogation
C) victim
A) victim communicator
B) victim
C) suspect
- 33. deals with the locality, the place where the suit maybe had, while jurisdiction treats of the power of the court to decide the case on the merits.
A) scenario
B) crime scene
C) venue
- 34. the person to whom any demand has been or is likely to be made by the kidnapper and who is expected by the offender to respond
A) victim communicator
B) the state
C) venue
D) victim
- 35. a detailed account of the victims lifestyle and personality assist in determining the nature of the disappearance, the wrist level of the victim and the type of person who could have committed the crime. complete uniform regarding the victims physical description, normal behavioral patterns, the family dynamics, and known friends and a acquaintances should be obtained as soon as possible.
A) waiver
B) victimology/victim profiling
C) alibi
D) voluntary surrender
- 36. the doctrine of weaver, from its nature, applies ordinarily to all rights of privilege to which a person is legally entitled, provided such rights or privilege belong to the individual and are intended solely for his benefit.
A) after operation report
B) law enforcement
C) waiver
D) volunteer surrender
- 37. it involves pnp initiated project and activities geared towards improving the peace and order situation and professionalizing the people.
A) affidavit
B) after operation report
C) after soco reports
D) law enforcement
- 38. summary judgment. the kind of affidavit necessary to report a summary judgment is that affidavit from which it may be clearly drawn that certain fact pleanded by either party are certain, undisputed and indubitable which dispense with the hearing or trial of the case.
A) law enforcement
B) affidavit
C) after soco report
D) after operation report
- 39. it is a report that may rendered after any successful police operation that leads to the arrest of any member or some members of syndicated crime group
A) after operation report
B) agent of person in authority
C) after soco report
D) waiver
- 40. it is a report rendered by the team leader of soco that conducted the scene of the crime operations, processing or investigation.
A) jurisprudence
B) after operation report
C) after soco report
D) amend
- 41. a person who binds himself to render some service or to do something and representation or on behalf of another, with the consent or authority of the latter
A) alter
B) agent
C) amend
D) alibi
- 42. any person who by direct provision of law or by election or by appointment by compentent authority, is charged with the maintenance of public order and the protection and security of life and property. any person who comes to the aid of person in authority
A) agent of person in authority
B) voluntary surrender
C) agent
D) agent report
- 43. it is report rendered by documented agent who answers an intelligence requirement
A) alleged
B) agent
C) agent report
D) agent of person in authority
- 44. to establish alibi, a defendant must not only show that he was present of some other place at above the time of the alleged crime, but also that he was at such other place for so long a time that it was impossible for him to have been at the place where the crime was committed, either before, during, or after the time he was at such other place
A) agent report
B) amend
C) alibi
D) answer
- 45. the word "alleged" or "allegedly" connotes something "claimed". it leaves the truth of the avernment an open question
A) amend
B) alleged
C) alter
D) answer
- 46. are points upon which the speaker will elaborate
A) words and phrases
B) movies and video tapes
C) chalkboards and marker boards
- 47. adjusting the production distance, the image can be made quiet large without a loss of detail if he projection equipment is good. what kind of visual aids is this?
A) chalkboards and marker boards
B) overhead transparencies
C) movies and video tapes
- 48. aside from writing a report it is also another way of technical communication?
A) report writing
B) oral presentation
C) written report
- 49. the first thing to consider in oral presentation?
A) message
B) delivery
C) preparation
- 50. under preparation you must consider that it is important to know what level of expertise the audience has attained in your subject area, as well as whom they work for and what they do
A) the presentation environment
B) selecting effective supporting information and the appropriate pattern of organization
C) the presentation audience
- 51. the second thing you must decide is the general purpose of your presentation
A) outlining the presentation
B) the presentation audience
C) purpose of the presentation
- 52. there are only two choices to inform or to persuade. of course, most persuasive technical presentations are almost informative, or at least they should be
A) purpose of presentation
B) outlining the presentation
C) the presentation audience
- 53. where the presentation is to be held is another issue to consider. if possible, examination the room in which the presentation takes place
A) outlining the presentation
B) the presentation audience
C) the presentation environment
- 54. what kind of information will be support your main point?
A) select effective supporting information and the appropriate pattern of organization
B) outlining the presentation
C) purpose of presentation
- 55. it means summarizing your report and make it short as possible
A) outlining the presentation
B) selecting effective supporting information in the appropriate pattern of organization
C) the presentation environment
- 56. are an important audition to presentations
A) the presentation environment
B) visual aids
C) outlining the presentation
- 57. they should be used to serve as "cue cards"allowing you to remember all your important points and stay on track without reading from a manuscript or from notes.
A) purpose of presentation
B) visual aids
C) outlining presentation
- 58. it can help clarify your message
A) chalkboard
B) visual aids
C) purpose of presentation
- 59. kind of visual aids which are points upon which the speaker will elaborate
A) overhead transparencies
B) words and phrases
C) chalkboards and marker boards
D) slides
- 60. might be presented on charts, slides, overhead transparencies, earth chalkboard with equal success as long as the criteria for the use of each of these media is also met.
A) slides
B) chalkboards marker boards
C) words and phrases
- 61. are useful for presenting information to relatively large audiences
A) overhead transparencies
B) slides
C) words and phrases
- 62. by adjusting the prediction distance, the image can be made quiet large without a loss of detail if the projection equipment is good
A) overhead transparencies
B) words and phrases
C) slides
- 63. it is essential that your listeners have enough background information to understand and appreciate your presentation
A) closing summary
B) introduction
C) preparation
D) delivery
- 64. listeners are typically very attentive at the beginning of a presentation, less attentive as it wears on, and then suddenly more attentive again as it comes to an end
A) closing summary
B) delivery
C) introduction
- 65. take this opportunity to repeat and thus reemphasis your most important "bottom line" conclusion and recommendations, along with the major reasons for them. make this closing comments crisply and emphatically.
A) closing summary
B) delivery
C) introduction
- 66. nothing is more helpful to the ultimate success of an oral presentation than practice
A) practicing the presentation
B) delivery
C) closing summary
- 67. practice allows you to spot the flaws in the presentation and eradicate them. it enables you to work on making smooth transitions from section to section, instead of awkward stops and start
A) introduction
B) practicing presentation
C) delivery
- 68. means speaking well, making good use of visual aids, in relating to the audience
A) delivery
B) introduction
C) practicing in the presentation
- 69. this is the more useful of the two methods in most corporate, industrial and professional setting
A) impromptu speaking
B) speech
C) extemporaneous speaking
- 70. does not win memorizing the speech word for word. instead the speaker takes each topic within the speech and practices delivering the information until it can be spoken rather than read
A) prepared speech
B) extemporaneous speaking
C) impromptu speaking
- 71. it is hard for the most listeners to attend to someone reading a speech. there is little eye contact and little variation in pace all tone since the reader is not guided by audience response
A) manuscript reading
B) impromptu speaking
C) extemporaneous speaking
- 72. this type of delivering a speech is not recommended. however, if you really must read the manuscript, practice so that you can look up regularly and at length
A) impromptu speaking
B) manuscript reading
C) extemporaneous speaking
- 73. is the anxiety, fear, or persistent phobia that may be aroused in an individual by the requirement to perform in front of an audience, real or imagine whether actually or potentially (for example, when performing before a camera)
A) fright
B) stage fright
C) shyness
- 74. aim to begin well. the audiences opinion of you and of the topic will form quickly and a bad first impression is hard to erase
A) opening
B) closing summary
C) delivery
- 75. the first few sentences should show that the talk will be interesting make a surprising calm, argue that some familiar or intuitive solution is incorrect, or show why the problem to be studied is of practical consequence
A) practicing the presentation
B) closing summary
C) opening
- 76. make the lettering small enough so that people in the back of the room can easily read it
A) false
B) true
- 77. this kind of visual aids is popular in oral presentation
A) computer screen projections
B) movies and video tapes
C) overhead transparencies
- 78. it is possibly the most versatile types of visual aids available
A) slides
B) movies and video tapes
C) chalkboards and marker boards
- 79. for readability, do not use a mix of uppercase and lowercase lettering
A) true
B) false
- 80. a peculiar thing happens when people use transparencies, slides or computer screen projections. instead of reading from a manuscript they read from illustrations. they bury their heads in the slides in the same way the shy speakers use manuscripts to escape looking at the audience. to avoid this, do not talk to the slides or transparencies. talk to the audience
A) true
B) false
- 81. the following are few things that need to be considered if you work with some visual aids. omit one
A) do not use a mix of uppercase and lowercase lettering
B) test your visual aids out in the empty room long before your presentation so that you can make any necessary changes
C) make the lettering large enough so that people in the back of the room can easily read read
- 82. the following are few things that need to be considered if you work with some the following are few things that need to be considered if the following are few things that need to be considered if you work with some visual aids. OMIT ONE
A) test your visual aids out in an empty room long before your presentation so that you can make any necessary changes
B) make the lettering in large enough so that people in the back of the room can easily read it
C) keep the design of your visual aids as complex as possible
- 83. they should represent important matters in the presentation, and they should be a short and simple
A) slides
B) chalkboards and markerboards
C) words and phrases
- 84. it is useful for presenting information and relatively large audiences
A) words and phrases
B) overhead transparencies
C) movies in video tapes
- 85. it is kind of visual aids which is popular media for informal, small group presentation
A) chalkboards and marker boards
B) words and phrases
C) slides
- 86. keep the design of your visual aids as simple as possible
A) true
B) false
- 87. it is excellent for presenting information to large audiences
A) movies and video tapes
B) chalkboards and marker boards
C) slides
- 88. it is essential that your listeners have enough background information to understand and appreciate your presentation
A) introduction
B) slides
C) chalkboard and mark boards
- 89. are points upon which the speaker will elaborate
A) movies in video tapes
B) words and phrases
C) chalkboards and marker board slide
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