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LEA 1 MIDTERM EXAM

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 17mins

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Class
Date
1.

This was organized in 1712 for the purpose of carrying out the regulations of the department of State. It was the earlier version mounted riflemen in the history of the Philippine police system.

a)

Philippine Constabulary

b)

Carabineros de Seguridad Publica

c)

The Continental Theory

d)

The Prevention of Criminality

2.

Reformation and professionalization of the police service gained official recognition on September 8, 1966, when Republic Act No. 4864, otherwise known as the Police Act of 1966, was enacted.

a)

PD 765

b)

R.A 8551

c)

R.A. No. 4864

d)

R.A 6975

3.

The State shall establish and maintain an Integrated National Police whose organization, administration and operation shall be provided by law.

a)

R.A 4864

b)

R.A 8551

c)

PD 765

d)

PD 968

4.

This is one of the responsibilities of the police. It is being more and more clearly realized that a constructive approach to the crime problem must get to its roots or causes of criminality – the factors of the community life which create criminal tendencies and lead a person or group of persons to indulge in an anti-social behavior.

a)

The Continental Theory

b)

The Prevention of Criminality

c)

Repression of Crime

d)

Recovery of Stolen Property

5.

This is a function more firmly embedded in police practice. Adequate patrol plus continuous effort toward eliminating or reducing criminal tendencies is stressed as a means of reducing the opportunities for criminal activity.

a)

The Continental Theory

b)

The Prevention of Criminality

c)

Repression of Crime

d)

Recovery of Stolen Property

6.

Quick apprehensions and certain punishment discourage the would-be offender by taking the consequence of crime less pleasant. In addition to its repressive influences, apprehension enables society to punish offenders, prevents a repetition of their offense by restraining their movements, and provides an opportunity for their rehabilitation.

a)

Regulation of Non-Criminal Conduct

b)

Performance of Related Miscellaneous Service

c)

Apprehending Officers

d)

The Home Rule Theory

7.

This is an activity intended to reduce the money cost of crime, as well as to restrain those who, though not active criminals, might benefit from gains of crime.

a)

The Continental Theory

b)

The Prevention of Criminality

c)

Repression of Crime

d)

Recovery of Stolen Property

8.

Many police activities are concerned only incidentally with criminal behavior. Their main purpose is regulation and apprehension and punishment of offenders as a means of securing obedience.

a)

Regulation of Non-Criminal Conduct

b)

Performance of Related Miscellaneous Service

c)

Apprehending Officers

d)

The Home Rule Theory

9.

This involves many service-related activities co-terminus to basic police duties, such as for instance, the operation of detention facilities, search and rescue operations and licensing.

a)

Repression of Crime

b)

Recovery of Stolen Property

c)

Regulation of Non-Criminal Conduct

d)

Performance of Related Miscellaneous Service

10.

This theory policeman are considered as servant of the higher authorities, and the people have little or no share at all in their duties, nor any direct connection with them. This theory prevails among the continental countries like; France, Italy, Spain, where government structure follows the centralized pattern.

a)

The Continental Theory

b)

The Prevention of Criminality

c)

Repression of Crime

d)

Recovery of Stolen Property

11.

Policemen are considered as servants of the community, who depend for the effectiveness of their function upon the express wishes of the people. In this theory, policemen are civil employees whose primary duty is the preservation of the public peace and security. This is practiced in England and in the United States of America, where the government structure is decentralized pattern.

a)

The Continental Theory

b)

The Home Rule Theory

c)

Old Concept

d)

Modern Concept

12.

What is the lowest rank of the uniform PNP personnel that may hold the position of a chief of police in rural areas in the province? A. Police Captain B. Police Executive Master Sergeant

a)

Police Captain

b)

Police Executive Master Sergeant

c)

Police Major

d)

Police Lieutenant

13.

Which one of the lowest PNP ranks below that authorized to hold the position of being a provincial director?

a)

Police Lieutenant General

b)

Police Lieutenant Colonel

c)

Police Colonel

d)

Police Major

14.

What is the rank of the PNP uniform personnel having three (3) chevron on the sleeve of his/her uniform?

a)

Police Staff Sergeant

b)

Police Executive Master Sergeant

c)

Patrolman/Patrolwoman

d)

Police Senior Master Sergeant

15.

Which one below is Not under the jurisdiction of the Operational Support Units of the PNP?

a)

Civil Security Group

b)

Maritime Group

c)

Special Action Force

d)

Legal Services

16.

Which one below is under the jurisdiction of the Administrative Support Units?

a)

Chaplain Service

b)

Intelligence Group

c)

PNP Anti-Cybercrime Group

d)

PNP CIDG

17.

What is the insignia wear by Chief PNP, that will serve as the distinction from other ranking officials?

a)

4 Suns on the shoulder board

b)

4 Stars on the shoulder board

c)

4 Anahaw leaf on the shoulder board

d)

4 Chevron on the shoulder board

18.

What is the rank of the PNP personnel holding the position as being a Chief PNP?

a)

Director General

b)

Police General

c)

Police Lieutenant General

d)

Police Brigadier General

19.

Which one below is Not under the jurisdiction of the Deputy Chief, PNP for Administration?

a)

Directorate for Plans

b)

Directorate for Logistics

c)

Directorate for DPRM

d)

Directorate for Comptrollership

20.

Which one below is NOT under the jurisdiction of the Deputy Chief, PNP for Operations?

a)

Directorate for Plans

b)

Directorate for Comptrollership

c)

Directorate for Intelligence

d)

Directorate for Police Community Relations

21.

This police organization was considered as the nucleus which was established and constituted the Integrated National Police.

a)

NARCOM

b)

NAPOLCOM

c)

PAFSECOM

d)

Philippine Constabulary

22.

It was in, 1781, the one of the Guardia civil was given the special commission of government custodian of the tobacco monopoly.

a)

Gendarmerie

b)

The Guardrilleros

c)

Carabineros de Seguridad Publica

d)

Garda

23.

This was a body of Rural Police organized in each town and established by Royal Decree of January 8, 1836. This Decree provided that 5% of the able-bodied male inhabitants of each province were to be enlisted in this police organization for three (3) year’s tour of duty.

a)

Guardia Civil

b)

The Guardrilleros

c)

Carabineros de Seguridad Publica

d)

Cuerpo De Carabineros de Seguridad Publica

24.

It is the origin of the term “police” derived, which means condition of the state, government and administration.

a)

Politeia

b)

Pulis

c)

Politia

d)

Polizi

25.

What is the mandatory retirement age of a member of the PNP?

a)

65 years old

b)

35 years

c)

56 years

d)

60 years

26.

Shall be established which shall provide scientific and technical investigative aid and support to the PNP and other government investigative agencies.

a)

Logistics Unit

b)

Crime Laboratory

c)

Staffing

d)

Organizing

27.

When was the act Establishing the Philippine National Police under a Reorganized Department of the Interior and Local Government, took effect?

a)

July 21, 1991

b)

July 21, 1990

c)

July 23, 1991

d)

July 23, 1990

28.

Otherwise known as the Department of the Interior and Local Government Act of 1990 and hereinafter referred to as the Act Establishing the Philippine National Police under a reorganized Department of the Interior and Local Government, and to ensure the smooth, orderly, speedy and effective implementation of the law.

a)

R.A. 6975

b)

R. A 9165

c)

P. D 765

d)

R. A 8551

29.

The organizational theory which the unit of an organization should be assigned one particular type of work or set of closely related tasks, to be performed more or less continuously.

a)

Job Description

b)

Management by Objectives

c)

Leadership

d)

Max Weber Theory

30.

Assailed that each job should be analyzed first, and then divide it into smallest possible steps.

a)

Span of Control

b)

Functional Organization

c)

Unity of Command

d)

Scientific Management Theory

31.

It is the process whereby the superior and the subordinate managers of an organization jointly identify its common goals.

a)

Job Description

b)

Management by Objectives

c)

Leadership

d)

Max Weber Theory

32.

The fundamental purpose of any organization is to divide the tasks that make up the total enterprise among the people who are available to perform them, so that each person is assigned to the job for which he or she is best qualified.

a)

Job Description

b)

Management by Objectives

c)

Leadership

d)

Max Weber Theory

33.

It is the standard in an organization that each must be accountable to one and only one higher official.

a)

Span of Control

b)

Functional Organization

c)

Unity of Command

d)

Scientific Management Theory

34.

The art of influencing, directing, guiding and controlling others in such a way as to obtain their willing obedience, confidence, respect and loyal cooperation in the accomplishment of an objective.

a)

Leadership

b)

Max Weber Theory

c)

Span of Control

d)

Functional Organization

35.

The type of leader wherein, he makes decisions without allowing subordinates to participate.

a)

Principle of Responsibility

b)

Autocratic Leader

c)

Job Description

d)

Management by Objectives

36.

This principle limit is small, from three to five at the top level of the organization and broadens at the lower level depending upon such factors as the capacity of the supervisor and those supervised, the types of work being performed, the complexity of the work, the area covered by it,

a)

Span of Control

b)

Functional Organization

c)

Unity of Command

d)

Scientific Management Theory

37.

No person should supervise more than five (5), or the most, six (6) direct subordinates whose works interlock.

a)

Leadership

b)

Max Weber Theory

c)

Span of Control

d)

Functional Organization

38.

Divides the responsibility and authority between several specialists, such as the person responsible for training, the employee directing the community relations activities of all units within the department handling a case involving a juvenile.

a)

Leadership

b)

Max Weber Theory

c)

Span of Control

d)

Functional Organization

39.

It is type of organization often called the individual, military, or department type.

a)

Line

b)

Staff

c)

Functional

d)

Line and Staff

40.

The activities of every member of any organized group should be confined, as far as possible, to the performance of the single function.

a)

Principle of Balance

b)

Principle of Coordination

c)

Principle of Authority

d)

Principle of Specialization

41.

The purpose of organizing per se as distinguish from the purpose of undertaking is to facilitate coordination, unity of effort.

a)

Principle of Balance

b)

Principle of Coordination

c)

Principle of Authority

d)

Principle of Specialization

42.

That is keeping those to whom the executive is responsible informed as to what is going on, which thus includes keeping himself and his subordinates informed through records, research and inspection.

a)

Coordinating

b)

Budgeting

c)

Reporting

d)

Organizing

43.

It is of the job of the administrator with regard to the needed especially funds in the form of fiscal planning accounting and control.

a)

Directing

b)

Budgeting

c)

Reporting

d)

Organizing

44.

The content of each position, both the duties involved, the authority and responsibility contemplated, are the relationship with other position should be clearly defined in writing and publish to all concern.

a)

Principle of Span of Control

b)

Principle of Definition

c)

Principle of Authority

d)

Principle of Correspondence

45.

The purpose of organizing per se as distinguish from the purpose of undertaking is to facilitate coordination, unity of effort.

a)

Principle of Balance

b)

Principle of Coordination

c)

Principle of Authority

d)

Principle of Specialization

46.

Reyes just promoted to rank of a Police Master Sergeant, what should be his insignia?

a)

Three Chevron with three upper curve line

b)

Three Chevron with one upper curve line

c)

Three Chevron with two upper curve line

d)

Three Chevron with four upper curve line and one star in the center

47.

The required rank for the position title director of the National Capital Region Police Office.

a)

Police Brigadier General

b)

Police Lieutenant General

c)

Police General

d)

Police Major General

48.

What is the rank of the two Deputies of the Chief of the Philippine National Police?

a)

Police Lieutenant General

b)

Police Major General

c)

Police General

d)

Police Brigadier General

49.

Divides the responsibility and authority between several specialists, such as the person responsible for training, the employee directing the community relations activities of all units within the department handling a case involving a juvenile.

a)

Leadership

b)

Max Weber Theory

c)

Span of Control

d)

Functional Organization

50.

What is the rank of the PNP personnel having two chevron insignia on his/her uniform?

a)

Police Master Sergeant

b)

Patrolman/Patrolwoman

c)

Police Corporal

d)

Police Staff Sergeant