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custodial concepts and application part 4

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 10hrs 0mins

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Class
Date
1.

Planning for earthquake is difficult from planning of other natural disaster

because:

a)

Earthquakes usually last only a few seconds

b)

Earthquakes do not usually happen

c)

Earthquakes strike without warning

d)

Earthquakes do not happen twice in the same place

2.

Which of the following is not a common cause of injuries in an

earthquake?

a)

Panic

b)

Cracks opening in the earth surface

c)

Fire and explosions

d)

Falling debris and other objects

3.

Preparing a jail for a serious earthquake does not involve:

a)

Developing a plan for evacuation

b)

Knowing location of power shut-offs

c)

Securing heavy objects

d)

Constructing an earthquake shelters

4.

As soon as the earthquake starts, jail officers must:

a)

Lock all inmates in their cells

b)

Turn-off all lights

c)

Take cover and order inmates to do the same

d)

Begin evacuating the inmates

5.

Search and rescue procedures after an earthquake are dangerous

because:

a)

Inmates may panic or refuse to cooperate

b)

Officers are likely to trip over scattered object

c)

Member of the rescue may be disoriented

d)

After shocks may caused damage structures to collapse

6.

Which of the following should jail officers not exhibit when responding to

a crisis situation?

a)

Authority

b)

Compassion

c)

Respect

d)

Sarcasm

7.

hat is a difference between inmate right and inmate privilege?

a)

The terms are essentially the same

b)

Right can only be removed by the jail warden while privilege can be

removed by any jail officer

c)

Privileges are enumerated under the Philippine constitution which can

only be eliminated when there is a right to do so

d)

Inmate rights are enumerated under the Philippine Constitution and

jail rules and regulations while privileges are benefits granted to

inmates over and above statutory requirements.

8.

Which of the following is not a source of inmate rights?

a)

Philippine Constitution

b)

BJMP Manual

c)

Jail Policies and Regulations

d)

Recommendations of the Inmates Organization

9.

Which of the following is a valid reason for providing privileges to

inmates?

a)

reduced inmates boredom and idleness

b)

Reduced stress of incarceration

c)

Have something to take away if they misbehave

d)

All of the above

10.

If a particular inmate violates a particular jail regulation by fighting with

another inmate, what must the jail warden do?

a)

There is nothing the Jail Warden can do

b)

Curtail the inmates’ privileges until he complies the jail rules

c)

Afford the inmate due process

d)

Curtail the recreational periods of the inmate until the complies with

jail rules

11.

What can a paralegal do in a jail?

a)

Defend the inmate in court

b)

Defend jail personnel in court

c)

Write legal briefs

d)

Review and understand legal commentaries and opinion

12.

Why should firearms not be allowed in jails routinely?

a)

The officer and his firearm may be taken hostage

b)

Equipment could be destroyed by inmates

c)

They may discharge accidentally

d)

Jail officer may not be fully trained on the use of firearms

13.

The most important duty of a Jail Officer is to:

a)

Search every inmate’s cell regularly

b)

Carefully inspect all jail premises for security searches and take action

to remedy any security defects

c)

Assure that all inmates meals are served on time

d)

Makes certain that all visitors are searched

14.

Security in the jail setting strictly means:

a)

Maintaining effective communications

b)

Keeping inmates safe

c)

Neutralizing inmate’s deviant behavior

d)

Preventing escapes and maintaining peace and order

15.

Why is the chain-of-command important?

a)

Not necessary in small jails

b)

For communications

c)

To have orderly operations and to establish decision-making

responsibilities

d)

To have a rank structure

16.

The most effective way for shifts to communicate with each other is:

a)

Tell an inmate

b)

Pass information on to the supervisor

c)

Tell another jail officer on the next shift

d)

Document relevant information in a written logbook

17.

The most important aspect of jail operation is:

a)

Annual increase of subsistence allowance of inmates

b)

Inmates Security and Safety

c)

Programs for Inmates

d)

Food Service

18.

To be effective a classification system in jail must:

a)

Always include women and minors in the classification team

b)

Be designed specifically for each jail

c)

Segregate inmates on the basis of gang affiliations

d)

Classify inmates by origin

19.

An inmate should be disciplined:

a)

In the presence of other inmates to strengthen its impart

b)

When all the facts have been granted

c)

When it is the second offense of the inmate

d)

Immediately

20.

The goal of disciplining process in the jail is:

a)

Teach the inmates to respect jail officers

b)

To improve inmates’ behavior

c)

Make the inmates behave through fear and intimidation

d)

Show the inmates who the boss are

21.

The following are considered “rights” of inmates, except:

a)

The right to be treated as human being

b)

The right to be visited by counsel

c)

The right to vote unless disqualified by law

d)

The right to receive visitors during visiting hours

22.

The following are among the privileges given to inmates, except:

a)

To wear their own clothes while in confinement

b)

To receive visitors during visiting hours

c)

To be entitled to GCTA

d)

To communicate with her/his respective embassy

23.

As part of the SOP on Admission of Inmates, the Desk Officer shall:

a)

Check the credentials of the person bringing the inmate to

determine his/her/their identity and authority

b)

Shall ask for the information and medical certificate issued by

government hospital

c)

Shall verify the authenticity of the Commitment Order

d)

All of the above

24.

as part of the Jail Booking Procedure, the admitting officer shall:

a)

Ensure that the Inmate is fingerprinted and photographed

b)

Subject the Inmate to strip-search to check for any markings, cuts,

bruises and same shall be indicated in the jail booking report

c)

Apprise the inmate in a dialect known to him of the provisions of Art

29 of the RPC as amended by RA 6127

d)

All of the above

25.

As laid down in the SOP for the Admission and Releasing of Inmates, the

person responsible for the verification of the authenticity of the Release

Order, upon receipt thereof, is none other than:

a)

Property Custodian

b)

Records /Admin Officer

c)

Desk Officer

d)

Jail Warden

26.

The person responsible for the processing of inmates release ,

verification of data on Inmate’s Carpeta to that of the Release Order

and routing of release papers to proper signatories is none other than:

a)

Property Custodian

b)

Records /Admin Officer

c)

Desk Officer

d)

Jail Warden

27.

The person responsible for the receipt of property and deposited item of

inmate and of returning the same, with proper logbook entry is none other

than:

a)

Property Custodian

b)

Records /Admin Officer

c)

Desk Officer

d)

Jail Warden

28.

By telling others of the stress, you:

a)

Will make your coping with the stress easier

b)

Will get you in trouble with your officemates

c)

Will make you look very weak

d)

All of the above

29.

Jail officers who suffers from stress:

a)

Should shift to less stressful work

b)

Should eat larger amount of food to relieve their stress

c)

Should not discuss their stress with co-employees

d)

May exhibit both physical and emotional reactions to the stress

30.

Which of the following is false:

a)

Working in jail is a difficult job

b)

It is possible to completely eliminate stress in life

c)

Feeling stress is not a sign of weakness

d)

One way to eliminate stress is a change of environment

31.

A jail officer who suppresses his feelings:

a)

Endangers inmates and personnel in jail

b)

Helps in making the jail environment calm

c)

Learns to cope up with stress

d)

Becomes more relaxed as time passes

32.

An example of defense mechanism is:

a)

Blaming others for your mistake

b)

Judo Karate

c)

Rapid Heartbeat

d)

Helping others in stress

33.

Which of the following will not help reduce stress

a)

Asking assistance from friends and family

b)

Developing ways to solve problems

c)

Doing exercises

d)

Rationalizing your behaviour

34.

The first step in coping with stress is:

a)

Complaining to your immediate superior

b)

Denying all the stress you feel

c)

Taking a leave of absence

d)

Observing how you react to stressful situations

35.

If you were not included in the promotion, a positive way to cope with

such feeling is to:

a)

Treat inmates more harshly than usual

b)

Complain to your jail warden

c)

Keep silent and do nothing

d)

Discuss the situation with your supervisor

36.

Which of the following is true?

a)

Most male jail officers do not want female officers working in jail

b)

Female officers tend to have soothing effect on the jail environment

c)

Female officers need more protection from inmates

d)

Female officers tend to increase tension in jails

37.

When you are in a situation where you are interviewing an inmate in your

office and after telling him something, the inmate refused to listen and

starts shouting at you. As a jail officer, you suddenly felt like going away

and leaving him. Such reaction is also called:

a)

Fight

b)

Stress coping

c)

Flight

d)

Negative coping

38.

Your duty jail officer informed you that two (2) inmates are arguing in the

mess hall. Your heart begins to beat faster. Your body is at what stage?

a)

Flight

b)

Alarm

c)

Resistance

d)

Anger

39.

Officers dealing with opposite sex should:

a)

Never do a search without the presence of other officer of the inmates’

same sex

b)

Observe all basic rules of inmate supervision without exception

c)

Feel free to used all methods to keep inmates under control

d)

Never do a strip search except in the presence of witnesses

40.

The best type of interpersonal relationship can be described as:

a)

Warm and intimate ones

b)

Keeping feelings to yourself

c)

Vent your frustrations to your peers

d)

Gripe a lot