A) Affidavit B) Complaint C) Petition D) Memorandum
A) The notary public B) The police investigator C) The respondent D) The complainant only
A) To file a criminal complaint B) To respond to a charge C) To declare loss of an item or document D) To record an arrest
A) Affidavit of Witness B) Deposition of Witness C) Judicial Affidavit D) Affidavit of Arresting Officer
A) Affidavit of Undertaking B) Affidavit of Denial C) Affidavit of Witness D) Complaint Affidavit
A) Judicial Affidavit B) Motion for Reconsideration C) Affidavit of Loss D) Petition for Review
A) Application for Wiretap B) Petition for Reconsideration C) Deposition of Witness D) Affidavit of Undertaking
A) Affidavit of Witness B) Affidavit of Undertaking C) Affidavit of Denial for NBI Clearance D) Complaint Affidavit
A) Petition for Confinement B) Affidavit of Rejoinder C) Affidavit of Counter D) B. Affidavit of Desistance
A) Deposition B) Memorandum C) Petition D) Certification
A) Complaint Affidavit B) Affidavit of Undertaking C) Affidavit of Loss D) Affidavit of Desistance
A) Complaint Affidavit B) Petition for Reconsideration C) Application for Search Warrant D) Counter Affidavit
A) Petition for Reconsideration B) Counter Affidavit C) Judicial Affidavit D) Affidavit of Denial
A) Motion for Reconsideration B) Complaint Affidavit C) Reply/Answer Affidavit D) Affidavit of Undertaking
A) Affidavit of Loss B) Affidavit of Witness C) Affidavit after Execution of Search Warrant D) Judicial Affidavit
A) Judicial Affidavit B) Petition C) Complaint Affidavit D) Counter Affidavit
A) Petition B) Reply Affidavit C) Motion for Reconsideration D) Counter Affidavit
A) Rejoinder Affidavit B) Affidavit of Undertaking C) Deposition of Witness D) Affidavit of Witness
A) Affidavit of Witness B) Affidavit of Loss C) Affidavit of Undertaking D) Counter Affidavit
A) Petition for Drug Test B) Application for Confinement through Representation C) Affidavit of Undertaking D) Judicial Affidavit
A) Affidavit of Finder B) Affidavit of Loss C) Affidavit of Witness D) Complaint Affidavit
A) Complainant B) Prosecutor C) Barangay Captain D) Clerk of Court
A) Counter Affidavit B) Motion for Reconsideration C) Affidavit of Witness D) Judicial Affidavit
A) Complaint B) Verification C) Certification D) Petition
A) Introduction B) Verification C) Subscription D) Body
A) Body B) Conclusion C) Jurat D) Heading
A) Witness B) Complainant C) Police Officer D) Notary Public
A) Witness B) Respondent C) Affiant D) Prosecutor
A) Giving evidence in court B) Confirming the truth of the statements C) Recording the date filed D) Checking spelling and grammar
A) Court’s decision B) Proof that a statement is true C) Attached evidence D) Description of events
A) Dismissal B) Perjury C) Contempt of court D) Suspension
A) File daily reports B) Obey the judge C) Tell the truth D) Write for others
A) Notary public B) Witness C) Affiant D) Prosecutor
A) It is handwritten B) It is short C) It is notarized D) It is in English
A) To document facts for official record B) To document facts for official record C) To summarize court proceedings D) To express personal opinions E) To narrate events for entertainment
A) Spot report B) After-incident report C) Spot report D) Status report E) Final report
A) Suspension of duty B) Transfer or reassignment of personnel C) Transfer or reassignment of personnel D) Dismissal from service E) Retirement order
A) After-operation report B) Post-operation report C) Progress report D) Initial report E) Post-operation report
A) It hides sensitive information B) It ensures the reader understands facts without confusion C) It makes the report longer D) It adds style to the report E) It ensures the reader understands facts without confusion
A) It removes personal bias from the report B) It makes the report emotional C) It adds humor to the narrative D) It allows opinions to be included E) It allows opinions to be included
A) To make the story more dramatic B) To ensure logical sequence of events for accuracy C) To shorten the report D) To ensure logical sequence of events for accuracy E) To follow personal writing style
A) To introduce a case B) To summarize findings and conclusions after investigation C) To summarize findings and conclusions after investigation D) To notify reassignment E) To record daily attendance
A) Incident reports record initial facts; progress reports update ongoing developments B) Incident reports record initial facts; progress reports update ongoing developments C) Incident reports are about results; progress reports are about causes D) There is no difference E) Progress reports come first
A) To sound professional and maintain brevity B) To confuse suspects C) To replace written language D) To sound professional and maintain brevity E) To make conversation entertaining
A) To make the report artistic B) To maintain clarity and professionalism C) To avoid short sentences D) To impress the reader E) To maintain clarity and professionalism
A) The conduct of a specific operation or task B) The approval of an academic research C) The promotion of an officer D) The conduct of a specific operation or task E) The termination of employment
A) Emotional and persuasive B) Dramatic and personal C) Formal, factual, and neutral D) Formal, factual, and neutral E) Humorous and conversational
A) Status reports summarize current conditions; follow-up reports record next actions B) Status reports contain opinions; follow-ups contain data. C) Both mean the same D) Follow-up reports come before status reports E) Status reports summarize current conditions; follow-up reports record next actions
A) Errors make reports longer B) Errors add character C) Errors make the report appear unprofessional and unreliable D) Errors make the report appear unprofessional and unreliable E) Errors can hide evidence
A) Only the name and date B) Identity, contact details, narrative, and signature blocks C) Identity, contact details, narrative, and signature blocks D) Officer’s opinion E) Title only
A) Identify purpose, facts, and structure B) Add photos first C) Write immediately D) Identify purpose, facts, and structure E) Skip the introduction
A) Date, time, team composition, and objective B) Court decision C) Date, time, team composition, and objective D) Budget plan E) Suspect’s confession
A) A story about the weather B) Summary of results and recommendations C) Unverified rumors D) Personal emotions E) Summary of results and recommendations
A) Length of the paragraphs B) Style of handwriting C) Accuracy, completeness, and clarity of data D) Accuracy, completeness, and clarity of data E) Font size
A) It lacks precision and must be revised B) It is detailed C) It is acceptable D) It shows objectivity E) It lacks precision and must be revised
A) Grammar alone B) Use of decorative words C) Consistency and credibility of information D) Writing style E) Consistency and credibility of information
A) Approve as is B) Rewrite for emotion C) Return for revision, removing subjective statements D) Add more opinions E) Return for revision, removing subjective statements
A) Final report B) Progress report C) Incident report D) After-operation report E) Incident report
A) Progress report B) Mission order C) Progress report D) After-operation report E) Final report
A) Emotional and informal language B) Bias writing C) Technical and objective language D) Technical and objective language E) Exaggeration
A) Third person point of view B) Third person point of view C) Second person point of view D) Any style E) First person point of view
A) Creativity B) Accuracy and traceability C) Grammar D) Accuracy and traceability E) Politeness
A) How does the officer feel? B) Why did it happen? C) Who saw it and when? D) Was it raining? E) Who saw it and when?
A) Choose the longer report B) Disregard both C) Compare facts and identify inconsistencies D) Compare facts and identify inconsistencies E) Accept both as true
A) The accuracy of time records and witness memory B) The officer’s handwriting C) The accuracy of time records and witness memory D) The color of ink used E) The paper size
A) Affidavit of Undertaking B) Judicial Affidavit C) Affidavit of Loss D) Affidavit of Desistance
A) Complaint Affidavit B) Counter Affidavit C) Affidavit of Witness D) Petition for Review
A) Petition for Confinement B) Affidavit of Denial C) Affidavit of Undertaking D) Complaint Affidavit
A) Judicial Affidavit B) Affidavit of Undertaking C) Counter Affidavit D) Affidavit of Loss
A) Counter Affidavit B) Reply Affidavit C) Motion for Reconsideration D) Complaint Affidavit
A) Affidavit of Loss B) Petition C) Deposition D) Rejoinder Affidavit
A) Affidavit of Undertaking B) Affidavit of Complaint C) Affidavit of Loss D) Affidavit of Witness
A) Affidavit of Undertaking B) Deposition C) Affidavit of Denial for NBI Clearance D) Complaint Affidavit
A) To replace testimony in court B) To withdraw complaint C) To file a criminal charge D) To report loss
A) Require new evidence B) Add more documents C) Delay witness testimony D) Shorten court proceedings
A) Affidavit of Loss B) Affidavit of Undertaking C) Complaint Affidavit D) Counter Affidavit
A) Counter Affidavit B) Judicial Affidavit C) Petition for Drug Confinement D) Application for Search Warrant
A) Complaint Affidavit B) Petition to Wiretap C) Affidavit of Loss D) Affidavit of Undertaking
A) Report details of arrest B) Apply for bail C) Withdraw complaint D) Explain loss of evidence
A) To certify a document B) To start a new case C) To report evidence D) To request review of a prior decision
A) Counter Affidavit B) Affidavit after Execution of Search Warrant C) Judicial Affidavit D) Affidavit of Complaint
A) Affidavit of Undertaking B) Complaint Affidavit C) Affidavit of Recantation D) Counter Affidavit
A) Deposition B) Judicial Affidavit C) Motion for Reconsideration D) Certification
A) Counter Affidavit B) Affidavit of Undertaking C) Petition/Application for Voluntary Confinement D) Complaint Affidavit
A) The police station clerk B) The defense counsel C) The investigating prosecutor D) The affiant
A) Reply to a Counter Affidavit B) Apply for clearance C) Certify a statement D) Initiate an investigation
A) They refuse to testify B) They lie under oath C) They forget a detail D) They miss the deadline
A) Begin an investigation B) Confirm document authenticity C) Terminate a case D) Attach a photo
A) Affidavit of Loss B) Affidavit of Undertaking C) Judicial Affidavit D) Counter Affidavit
A) Police Officer B) Affiant’s lawyer C) Notary Public D) Prosecutor
A) Witness B) Prosecutor C) Notary D) Affiant
A) Body B) Verification C) Jurat D) Heading
A) Verification B) Introduction C) Body D) Certification
A) Certification B) Jurat C) Verification D) Heading
A) It certifies evidence B) It provides reference C) It confirms that statements are true D) It authorizes notarization
A) Confirming truthfulness B) Repeating facts C) Witnessing events D) Giving opinions
A) It is signed in pencil B) It is attached to a letter C) It is handwritten D) It is notarized
A) Perjury B) Reprimand C) Dismissal D) Warning only
A) Rewrite the document B) State only what is true C) Report weekly D) Agree with others
A) Certify and administer the oath B) Write affidavits C) Investigate the case D) File court decisions |