- 1. A persons who provide an investigator information concerning a Past or projected crime and does not wish to be
known as the source of information.
A) CONFIDENTIAL INFORMANTS
B) FALSE INFORMANT
C) ANONYMOUS INTORNANTS
- 2. usually anonymous. His purpose in informing is to eliminate rivals or competition.
A) FRIGHTENED INFORMANT
B) ANONYMOUS INFORMAMTS
C) CONFIDENTIAL INFORMANTS
- 3. usually anonymous. His purpose in informing is to eliminate rivals or competition.
A) FRIGHTENED INFORMANT
B) RIVAL-ELIMINATION INFORMANT
C) CONFIDENTIAL INFORMANTS
- 4. reveals information usually of no consequence or stuff concocted out of thin air.
A) FALSE INFORMANT
B) RIVAL-ELIMINATION INFORMANT
C) FRIGHTENED INFORMANT
- 5. there who are compelled by fear or self interest.
- weakest linked
A) FALSE INFORMANT
B) ANONYMOUS INFORMAMTS
C) FRIGHTENED INFORMANT
- 6. hangs about the fringe of the underworld and delights in surprising the police with choice bit of information.
- valuable & reliable
A) SELF-AGGRANDISING INFORMANT
B) FALSE INFORMANT
C) FRIGHTENED INFORMANT
- 7. this is the paid informant and always has somethings to sell. to the police
A) FRIGHTENED INFORMANT
B) MERCENARY INFORMANT/INFORMER
C) SELF-AGGRANDISING INFORMANT
- 8. uses his seeming desire to give information of an excuse to talk
to the police in order to get more information from them than he gives
A) SELF-AGGRANDISING INFORMANT
B) SELF-AGGRANDISING INFORMANT
C) DOUBLE CROSSER INFORMANT
- 9. these are female associates of any criminal.
A) MEN INFORMANTS
B) WOMAN INFORMANT
C) PEOPLE INFORMANTS
- 10. there are operators of licensed premises who do not want their place of business to become the hang out of
dangerous criminals
A) LEGITIMATE INTORMANTS
B) WOMAN INFORMANT
C) DOUBLE CROSSER INFORMANT
- 11. the self aggrandizing person who delights in giving Information to gain favorable attention from the police.
A) FEAR
B) CIVIC MINDEDNESS
C) VANITY
- 12. is the disguised of secret observation of place persons and
vehicles for the purpose of obtaining information concerning the identities or activities of
the subject or criminals.
A) SURVEILLANCE
B) SUBJECT
C) Definition of surveillance
- 13. is the person who maintain surveillance or performs the observation
A) SUBJECT
B) Surveillant
C) DEFINITION OF SURVEILLANCE
- 14. is the person or place being watched or surveyed
A) DIFINITION OF SURVEILANCE
B) Subject
C) SURVEILLANCE
- 15. one employed where a general impression of the subject habit and associates is required
A) CLOSE TAIL
B) LOOSE TAIL
C) ROUGH SHADOWING
- 16. this would be done even without special precaution since the criminal is aware that the is being
failed or shadowed.
A) ROUGH SHADOWING.
B) LOOSE TAIL
C) CLOSE TAIL
- 17. This is done with so much precaution from losing the subject where constant surveillance is
necessary.
A) ROUGH SHADOWING
B) CLOSE TAIL
C) LOOSE TAIL
- 18. Is the most common because it involves the use of the least number of men.
A) the two men shadow
B) ABC method
C) The one man shadow
- 19. Is more advantageous because it permits immediate changes of men and are less likely to be
recognized.
A) ABC method
B) The Two Men shadow
C) The one man shadow
- 20. In method A is following the subject closely depending on the pedestrian traffic.
A) The Three Man Shadow or ABC Method
B) The one man shadow
C) The two man shadow
- 21. The suspects turns a corner the surveillance should hurry. If the subject is lost, the nature of the
neighborhood determine the subject procedure
A) Entering a Building
B) Taking the bus
C) Turning Corners
- 22. If the building is a store, the surveillant should wait until the subject comes out
A) Turning Corners
B) Entering a Building
C) Taking the bus
- 23. The surveillant should board the same bus and sit behind the subject or on the same side.
A) Entering a Building
B) Taking the bus
C) Turning Corners
- 24. in tailing by automobile, the two-car method is more effective than one. At least two (2)
persons should be assigned to each car. If only one care is used, it should follow the subject at a
distance about 70 to 100 100 yards.
- 25. one who directs search, assign duties and assume the responsibility for the effectiveness of the
search.
A) ASSISTANT OIC
B) PHOTOGRAPHER
C) OFFICER IN CHARGE
- 26. He must implement the order the officer in charge
A) ASSISTANT OIC
B) PHOTOGRAPHER
C) OFFICER IN CHARGE
- 27. Photograph the crime scene and individual evidence
A) PHOTOGRAPHER
B) OFFICER IN CHARGE
C) ASSISTANT OIC
- 28. makes a rough sketch of the scene and later a finished sketch.
A) SKETCHER
B) EVIDENCE MAN
C) MASTER NOTE TAKER
- 29. One who writes down in short hand the description given during the search.
A) MASTER NOTE TAKER
B) EVIDENCE MAN
C) SKETCHER
- 30. Collects, presences and togs articles of evidence.
A) UTILITY MAN
B) MEASURER
C) EVIDENCE MAN
- 31. Makes overall measurement of the scene
A) UTILITY MAN
B) TECHNICIANS
C) MEASURER
- 32. They maybe fingerprint man, ballisticians, chemists, medico-legal officer or any technical man
whose knowledge may be applied during the search the crime scene.
A) MEASURER
B) TECHNICIANS
C) UTILITY MAN
- 33. He is responsible the maintaining the crime isolated from. the public, communicating with the
office, transportation and such other duties that maybe assigned to him by the OK.
A) UTILITY MAN
B) MEASURER
C) TECHNICIANS
- 34. The searchers (A.B. C) proceed slowly at the same place along the path parallel to the side of the
rectangle At the end of the rectangle, the searcher turn and proceed back along new loves but
parallel to the first movement
A) SPIRAL METHOD
B) ZONE METHOD
C) STRIP METHOD (GRID METHOD)
- 35. The searcher follow each other in the path of a spiral beginning on the outside and spiraling in
toward the center.
A) STRIP METHOD (GRID METHOD)
B) ZONE METHOD
C) SPIRAL METHOD
- 36. The area to be searched is divided into quadrant and each searcher is assigned in each quadrant.
A) SPIRAL METHOD
B) WHEEL METHOD
C) ZONE METHOD
- 37. The searcher gather at the center and proceed outward -along radii or spokes
A) WHEEL METHOD
B) SPIRAL METHOD
C) ZONE METHOD
- 38. An effort to determine from the appearance of the place and its objects what naturally occurred
and what were the circumstances of the crime.
A) MENTAL RECONSTRUCTION
B) PHYSICAL RECONSTRUCTION
C) RECONSTRUCTION OF THE CRIME
- 39. The physical appearance of the crime scene is reconstructed from the description of witnesses
and the indication of physical evidence.
A) RECONSTRUCTION OF THE CRIME
B) PHYSICAL RECONSTRUCTION
C) MENTAL RECONSTRUCTION
- 40. After physical reconstruction inclusion must be made concerning the consistency of the accounts
of various witnesses. No assumption should be made concerning the actions which are not
supported by evidence. The final theory developed by the investigator should provide a line of
investigator
A) PHYSICAL RECONSTRUCTION
B) PHOTOGRAPHING THE CRIME SCENE
C) MENTAL RECONSTRUCTION
A) PHYSICAL RECONSTRUCTION
B) MENTAL RECONSTRUCTION
C) PHOTOGRAPHING THE CRIME SCENE
- 42. Carried in clockwise until at least four general view photograph have been taken
A) OVERALL PHOTOGRAPH
B) PHYSICAL RECONSTRUCTION
C) PHOTOGRAPHING THE CRIME SCENE
- 43. Weapons blood stairs hair fibers, papers and others seen at the crime scene must be photographed
before removal.
A) PROTOGRAPHS OF ARTICLES OF EDENCE
B) OVERALL PHOTOGRAPH
C) PHOTOGRAPH OF THE DECEASED
- 44. A set of views showing the relationship of the dead body with the surroundings
A) OVERALL PHOTOGRAPH
B) PROTOGRAPHS OF ARTICLES OF EDENCE
C) PHOTOGRAPH OF THE DECEASED
- 45. ultra violet & infra red of other special projection work must be taken by the photographer.
A) ENVIRONMENTAL PHOTOGRAPHER
B) SPECIAL TECHNICS
C) PHOTOGRAPH OF THE BODY AFTER REMOVAL
- 46. The soundings of the crime scene must be photograph to show the relative location and
distances.
A) PHOTOGRAPH OF THE BODY AFTER REMOVAL
B) SPECIAL TECHNIC
C) ENVIRONMENTAL PHOTOGRAPHER
- 47. For purpose of identification of the victim and close up picture of the wound
A) ENVIRONMENTAL PHOTOGRAPHER
B) SKETCH OF THE CRIME SCENE
C) PHOTOGRAPH OF THE BODY AFTER REMOVAL
- 48. The sketch is the simplest and the most effective way of showing actual measurement and of
identification significant items of evidence in the location of the scene.
A) SKETCH OF THE CRIME SCENE
B) ENVIRONMENTAL PHOTOGRAPHER
C) PHOTOGRAPH OF THE BODY AFTER REMOVAL
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