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  • 1. What is the primary focus of Special Crime Investigation?
A) Filing court cases
B) Surveillance
C) Interviewing suspects
D) Application of special investigative techniques
  • 2. What is the first phase of investigation called?
A) Evidence collection
B) Final investigation
C) In-depth investigation
D) Preliminary investigation
  • 3. What type of investigation involves reexamining all leads secured during the preliminary investigation?
A) Initial investigation
B) In-depth investigation
C) Final investigation
D) Secondary investigation
  • 4. Which of the following is NOT a type of death?
A) Accidental deaths
B) Homicide
C) Felony death
D) Natural causes
  • 5. What must be proven to convict someone of parricide involving a spouse?
A) That there was intent to kill
B) That there were witnesses to the crime.
C) That there was evident premeditation.
D) That there was a valid subsisting marriage at the time of the killing.
  • 6. Which of these can be considered accidental death?
A) Death caused by poisoning with inten to kill
B) Death caused by stabbing during an argument
C) Death caused by drowning during a flood
D) Death caused by deliberate arson
  • 7. What happens when a stranger conspires to commit parricide?
A) They are charged with murder or homicide instead of parricide
B) They are charged with infanticide if applicable
C) They are exempt from liability since it's a family matter
D) They are also charged with parricide due to conspiracy rules.
  • 8. Under what circumstance can death or physical injuries inflicted under exceptional circumstances be justified?
A) When a legally married person surprises their spouse in flagrante delicto (in the act of committing adultery)
B) When it involves defending oneself from an attacker
C) c) When it occurs during an accident without intent to harm
D) a) When done with treachery or evident premeditation
  • 9. A woman kills her child who is less than three days old. What crime has been committed?
A) Homicide
B) Infanticide
C) Murder
D) Parricide
  • 10. A group conspires to kill a man. Un knownst to the group, one of them is the victim's child. What charges will the child face compared to the others?
A) The child will be charged with parricide, the others with murder or homicide
B) The child will be exempt from the charges
C) All will be charged with homicide
D) All will be charged with murder
  • 11. man finds his spouse in the act of adultery and kills them in a fit of rage. How does Article 247 of the Revised apply?
A) It may mitigate the charge to a lesser offense
B) It has no effect on the charges
C) It aggravates the charge to murder
D) It exempts him from all charges
  • 12. fire erupts in a residential building, and several people die. How would investigators determine if the deaths were due to arson or accidental causes?
A) Checking the building's fire safety compliance
B) Interviewing survivors
C) All of the above
D) Analyzing burn patterns and looking for accelerants
  • 13. A person is killed with evident premeditation, but the act does not qualify as parricide or infanticide. What crime has been committed?
A) Manslaughter
B) Murder
C) Homicide
D) Suicide
  • 14. An investigator arrives at a crime scene and determines that the victim has been moved before their arrival. What implications does this have for the investigation?
A) It simplifies the investigation
B) It has no impact on the investigation
C) Ii automatically classifies the death as acculental
D) It can compromise the integrity of the evidence
  • 15. A legitimate grandparent kills their grandchild. What crime is committed?
A) Homicide
B) Murder
C) Parricide
D) Infanticide
  • 16. Which of the following is NOT a primary job of the investigator?
A) To discover whether an offense has been committed under the law.
B) To give the suspect a punishment
C) To discover how it was committed
D) Who committed it and by whom it was committed.
  • 17. The "MEC" Rule, what does "M" stand for?
A) Money
B) Murder
C) Moved
D) Maybe
  • 18. 19.The "MEC" Ruls, what does "E" stand for?
A) Enemy
B) Execute
C) Evidence
D) Embalmed
  • 19. The "MEC" Rule, what does "C" stand for?
A) Crime
B) Criminal
C) Culprit
D) Cremated
  • 20. Which of the following describes "Corpus Delicti"?
A) study of major crimes
B) reexamination of all leads secured
C) facts that crime was committed
D) action taken by the first responder
  • 21. Which of the following is the intentional taking of one's own life?
A) Accidental Death
B) Homicide
C) Suicide
D) Natural Death
  • 22. . Which of the following occurs when one hurnan being causes the death of another human being?
A) Natural Death
B) Suicide
C) Homicide
D) Accidental Death
  • 23. What is a "crime"
A) An act that is okay with the government
B) An act that helps other people
C) An act that violates the law of nation.
D) An act of kindness
  • 24. What crime is committed by any person who shall kill any child less than three days of age?
A) Infanticide
B) Murder
C) Homicide
D) Parricide
  • 25. What penalty is imposed for intentional abortion if violence is used upon the pregnant woman?
A) Arresto Mayor
B) Prision Mayor
C) Reclusion Temporal
D) Prision Correccional
  • 26. What penalty is imposed for unintentional abortion?
A) Reclusion Temporal
B) Prision Mayor
C) Prision Correccional in its minimum an medium period
D) Arresto Mayor
  • 27. Which of the following is the penality for a woman who practices abortion upon herself?
A) Arresto Mayor
B) Prision Mayor
C) Prision Correccional in its medium and maximum periods
D) Reclusion Temporal
  • 28. If this crime be committed by the parents of the pregnant woman or either of them. and they act with the consent of said woman for the purpose of concealing her dishonor, the offenders shall suffer the penalty of
A) Prision Correccional in its medium and maximum periods
B) Reclusion Temporal
C) Arresto Mayor
D) Prision Mayor
  • 29. What penalties shall impose upon any physician or midwife who, taking advantage of their scientific knowledge or skill, shall cause an abortion or assist in causing the same?
A) Reclusion Temporal
B) Prision Correccional in its medium and maximum periods
C) penalties provided in Article 256 shall be imposed in its maximum period
D) Arresto Mayor and a fine not exceeding One hundred thousand pesos
  • 30. What happens when a stranger conspires to commit parricide
A) They are charged with murder or homicide instead of parricide
B) They are also charged with parricide due to conspiracy rules
C) They are exempt from liability since it's a family matter
D) They are charged with infanticide if applicable.
  • 31. Under what circumstance can death or physical injuries inflicted under exceptional circumstances be justified?
A) d) When it involves defending oneself from an attacker
B) When it occurs during an accident without intent to harm
C) When done with treachery or evident premeditation
D) When a legally married person surprises their spouse in flagrante delicto (in the act of committing adultery).
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