SOUTHERN LUZON STATE UNIVERSITY

Tiaong Campus

NSTP – CWTS 1
Second Examination
December 14, 2019

Student Name ______________________________________ Course ____________Score ____________

Multiple Choice. Encircle the letter of the best answer.

THE NATIONAL SERVICE TRAINING PROGRAM IMPLEMENTING RULES AND REGULATIONS

LEADERSHIP AND MORALITY OF THE CITIZENRY

1. The process of influencing and motivating others to work for a common goal or finding ways by which
others may satisfy their needs
a. Authority b. Responsibility c. Accountability d. Leadership
2. Leadership should result in the following, EXCEPT:
a. Exploiting people to work collaboratively c. Encouraging and building working
relationship
b. Creating a threat-free environment for growth d. Optimizing available materials and human
resources
3. Accordingly, the functions of leadership are the following, EXCEPT:
a. Providing vision c. Initiating camaraderie
b. Achieving goals d. Using authority to advance oneself
4. Type of leadership that instills fear among the followers
a. Permissive b. Authoritative c. Democratic d. Free-rein
5. Trait of a leader which means devoted to duty
a. adaptable b. considerate c. dedicated d. with dignity
6. Trait of a leader which means being impartial and righteous
a. integrity b. kindness c. knowledge d. justice
7. When the leader has power to move others to do something by inducement, he has
a. persuasiveness b. strong personality c. poise d. loyalty
8. When a leader makes the first move and does NOT wait to be told but does what is proper under the
circumstances, he has
a. faith b. initiative c. honesty d. experience
9. Trait that should be possessed by a leader which means careful not to say or do things that would hurt
the feelings of others
a. resourcefulness b. tact c. thoughtfulness d. unselfishness
10. Accordingly, the present problems we have now, both local and global, demands, first and foremost,
a. reflection b. action c. reaction d. solution
12. The different problems we have now, economic, environmental political, social etc., are but symptoms
of our national “illness” and the root cause lies in our mediocrity and apathy to
a. religion b. righteousness c. nobility d. excellence
13. According to the Book of Proverbs 14:34, if righteousness exalts a nation, what is a disgrace to any
nation?
a. apathy b. criminality c. sin d. ingratitude
14. The following are attributes of cultural and human laws, EXCEOT
a. relative b. values c. temporal d. absolute
15. For community transformation to happen, what two laws must prevail over the other two?
a. Divine and Human b. Natural and Cultural c. Cultural and Human d. Divine
and Natural
16. When God said to Adam and Eve to be fruitful, it refers
a. good governance b. stewardship c. social order d. excellence
17. To replenish the earth involves
a. sustainable development b. territorial occupation c. professionalism d. ministerial
authority
18. If the government and the people under that government do evil the very best thing to do is
a. to entreat the Lord b. to flee to other nations c. to kill them all d. to do evil also
19. As good stewards and created in the image of God, we must have an IMPACT on the Earth. “I” stands
for
a. Intelligence b. Influence c. Integrity d. Initiative
20. “A” in IMPACT means
a. Aggressiveness b. Accountability c. Assertiveness d. Affluence

CRIME PREVENTION AND EMERGENCY CALL

1. Police are more likely to spot suspicious and/or criminal activity in progress than possibly local
residents. 
a. True
b. False
2. What are some possible reasons crimes may go unreported?
a. People are hesitant to call out of fear they will be identified by the potential criminal
b. People take for granted that someone else has already contacted the police
c. They worry about being embarrassed if their suspicions prove to be unfounded
d. All of the above
3. People are not suspicious, the behavior or activity is suspicious.
a. True
b. False
4. A stranger entering your neighbor’s house when it’s unoccupied.
A scream anywhere might be serious. Anyone peering into parked cars. Anyone removing accessories,
license plates or gasoline from a car. Persons entering/leaving a business place after hours. Sound of
broken glass or other unusual noises.
Can all be considered what?
a. Normal activity
b. Innocent activity
c. Coincidental
d. Suspicious activity
5. Not every stranger who comes into your neighborhood is a criminal.  There are many legitimate door-
to-door salesmen, repairmen and servicemen moving around your neighborhood.
a. True
b. False
6. Out of the following choices, what would be considered "suspicious activity"?
a. A person carrying something of value to their car?
b. A person running, while carrying something of value to a car?
c. A person carrying something of value at 3 a.m. in the morning to a car?
d. Both B and C
7. Out of the following choices, which would be considered "suspicious activity"?
a. Any vehicles moving slowly and without lights, or following a course that appears aimless or repetitive
is suspicious in any location...
b. Parked, occupied vehicles containing one or more persons are especially significant if observed at an
unusual hour.
c. Vehicles being loaded with valuables are suspicious if parked in front of closed businesses or untended
residences, even if the vehicle is a legitimate looking commercial vehicle.
d. All of the above
8. When reporting an incident to police, information that the Dispatch Center will usually request from
the caller is...
a. What happened?
b. When did it happen?
c. Is anyone injured?
d. Where did it happen?
9. What characteristics are best to remember and notice, when describing a suspect?
a. How tall the suspect was?
b. Did the suspect walk with a limp?
c. Did the suspect have a tattoo of a dog on their forearm?
d. Was the suspect a male or a female?
10. The reduction of crime in the community is the sole responsibility of the Police Department?
a. True
b. False
11. Stress is defined as a reaction resulting from unpleasant or harmful events or consequences.
a. True
b. False It is distress
12. Taking a deep breath or avoiding personalizing the situation is a way to manage stress during an "in
progress" incident.
a. True
b. False
13. The information needed for basic questioning for a Telecommunicator include:
a. Getting the callers first and last name, address and date of birth
b. Where, what, when, weapons, who and how
c. Finding out if the call just occurred or if its past occurred
d. Asking if the patient needs an ambulance
14. The first documented form of police communication was:
a. A bell
b. A whistle
c. A horn
d. A flag
15. A/An ________ incident is one that requires an immediate response due to persons in imminent
danger of loss of life or limb, or injuries beyond immediate first aid.
a. Emergency
b. Non-emergency
c. Routine
d. Urgent
16. Information being disseminated to the public is governed by the following:
a. Agency policies and local government
b. Individual agencies, state laws and federal laws
c. Local government, state laws, and federal laws
d. Agency policies, local government, state laws and federal laws
17. Comprehend acts that are considered professionally unethical are:
a. Honesty
b. Courteousness
c. Offering or accepting gratuities
 d. Judging every one alike
18. What vital information should be obtained first in order to properly classify a call?
a. What the nature of the incident is
b. When did the event actually take place
c. Are there weapons
d. Where or location of the event
19. Stress is defined as physical, mental or emotional factors that cause bodily or mental tension.
a. True
b. False
20. What is an example of a natural threat?
a. Aircraft incident.
b. Animal disease outbreak.
c. Hazardous material release
d. Workplace violence

TRUE OR FALSE.
Write true if the statement is true otherwise write False on the space provided. Strictly No erasure.
1. Close and lock all doors even when leaving for a short period of time. This includes garages and
connecting doors. _________
2. Use classy automatic timers to cut lights on and off if you are gone for an extended time._________
3. Illuminate the yard, especially doorways and the rear of the house.___________
4. Trim trees and shrubs around the house. These provide concealment for burglars._________
5. Install good locks on doors and windows and USE THEM. Don’t hide keys in mailboxes and planters or
under doormats. Instead, leave an extra set of keys with a trusted neighbor or friend.__________
6. Use deadbolt locks that require a key from either side (double cylinder).___________
7. Be sure your street address number is large, in clear view and well-lit so police and other people can
find your home quickly.____________
8. Keep ladders, tools, and lawn furniture inside the garage. Burglars commonly use these to gain entry to
houses._____________
9. Install a peephole or wide angle viewer in all entry doors so you can see who is outside without
opening the door. Door chains break easily and don’t keep out intruders._____________
10. The mere perception of alarms and dogs are the #1 and #2 deterrents to burglars.__________
11. Write down your phone numbers and keep up with them.______________
12. Inscribe your driver’s license or NC ID number on all your belongings.______________
13. Implement and be an active member of a neighborhood watch program.______________
14. If you arrive home and something looks questionable (ex. a slit screen, broken window, open door etc.)
GO IN. Call the police from a neighbor’s house or other phone.___________
15. Ask for photo ID from service or delivery people before letting them in. If you are the least bit worried,
call the company to verify._____________
16. Have neighbors or family pick up mail if you are going to be gone for a few days.____________
17. Remove all valuables from your car. Don’t leave valuables visible._______________
18. Close the windows and lock your doors every time you get out._______________
19. Park in open areas and park near shrubs or fences for car’s protection from heat.______________
20. Keep your driveway and yard lit up all night. It’s harder for criminals to hide in the light._____________
21. Keep spare keys inside the car._______________
22. Lock your shopping packages in the trunk.______________
23. Use heavy duty locks for truck tool boxes and secure the tool box to the bed of the
truck.______________
24. Be observant. Notify the police if you see anyone acting in a suspicious manner such as loitering
around cars or looking into cars._______________
25. Always trust your instincts and gut feelings.________________