IVERSITY OF CEBU

College of Criminal Justice

Cebu City

(LEA 121-DEPARTMENTAL EXAMINATION)

MULTIPLE CHOICE

Instruction: Read and understand the question carefully, and circle the letter which is the
correct answer in each question.

1. What law in 1953 involving dangerous drugs which provide for the registration of
collection, and the imposition of fixed and special taxes upon all persons who produce,
import, manufacture, compound, deal-in, dispense, sale, distribute, or give away opium,
marijuana which may declared as habit forming?

A. RA 359

B. RA 953

C. RA 954

D. RA 935

ANSWER: B

2. Which of the following law in 1953 also declared as a matter of national policy, the
prohibition of cultivation of marijuana and opium poppy?

A. RA 359

B. RA 539

C. RA 953

D. RA 935

ANSWER: C

3. What law in the year 1972, recognizing the deleterious effect of drug abuse on the health
and well-being of individuals, and a threat to National Security during the time of former
President Ferdinand Marcos?

A. RA 5246 or The Dangerous Drug Act of 1972

 B. RA 6425 or The Dangerous Drug Act of 1972

C. RA 6245 or The Dangerous Drug Act of 1972

D. RA 5426 or The Dangerous Drug Act of 1972

ANSWER: B

4. This refers to a law amending RA 6425, creating and organizing Dangerous Drug Board
to provide leadership, direction and coordination for effective implementation of RA 6425?

A. PD No. 44

B. PD No. 43

B, PD No. 45

A. PD No. 46

ANSWER: A

5.What is the main reason that RA 6425 was enacted in 1972?

A. because of the estimated 30,000 Filipino drug users were recorded

B. because of the estimated 40,000 Filipino drug users were recorded

C. because of the estimated 50,000 Filipino drug users were recorded

D. because of the estimated 20,000 Filipino drug users were recorded

ANSWER: D

1. Which of the following reason that RA 6425 was further amended in 1993, and the
restoration of death penalty was implemented?

A. there were 600,000 drug users were recorded

B. there were 800,000 drug users were recorded

C. there were 700,000 drug users were recorded

D. there were 900,000 drug users were recorded

ANSWER: B
7. The purpose of the enactment of Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002 or RA
9165:

A. to upgrade the techniques and strategies of drug abused prevention program

B. to improve the anti-drug campaign grogram of the government

C. to odd more teeth on the government response to the ongoing drug problem

D. to odd more punishment of the convicted individuals on RA 9165

ANSWER: C

8. The National Drug Strategy of the government is built on what principle?

A. Supply and Upgrade Productive Program of the government

B. Supply and Minimization Program of the government

C. Supply and Demand Reduction strategy

D. Supply and Support Strategic Program

ANSWER: C

9. What is the effective response on drug use and drug trafficking in the country?

A. Aggressive and Unified Enforcement

B. Aggressive and Coordinated Law Enforcement

C. Aggressive and Collaborated Anti-Drug Campaign

D. Aggressive and Intensive Intelligence Function

ANSWER: B

10. Which of the following is the center piece of the Supply Reduction Program?

A. Aggressive and Coordinated Law Enforcement

B. Aggressive and Unified Enforcement

C. Aggressive and Collaborated Anti-Drug Campaign

 D. Aggressive and Intensive Intelligence Function

ANSWER: D

11. What other important components of the National Drug Demand Reduction Strategy?

A. Drug Treatment and prevention Program

B. Drug Enforcement and prevention Program

C. Drug Education and prevention Program

D. Drug Awareness and prevention Program

ANSWER: A

12. Republic Act No. 9165 is otherwise known as:

A. Dangerous Drugs Act of 1972

B. Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002

C. Presidential Decree No. 44

D. Republic Act No. 953

ANSWER: B

13. This refers to the Philippine Law to give more teeth in the campaign against the
importation, manufacture, production, trafficking, sale, distribution, possession and use of
dangerous drugs, controlled precursors and essential chemicals and similar substances?

A. Dangerous Drugs Act of 1972

B. Republic Act No. 953

C. Presidential Decree No. 44

D. Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002

ANSWER: D

1. What Philippine Law in which the objective is to achieve a balance in the national
control program in order to provide legitimate users access to certain prohibited drugs or
medication purposes for the good of society, especially the youth?
 A. Presidential Decree No. 1675
B. Republic Act No. 953

C. Republic Act No. 6425

D. Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002

ANSWER: D

2. What agency of the government to act as the policy making and strategy formulating
body in the planning and formulation of policies and programs on drug prevention and
control strategy?

A. Philippine Drug Enforcement Administration

B. Dangerous Drugs Board
C. Department of Health
D. National Bureau of Investigation

ANSWER: B

16. This government office is responsible to adopt and develop a comprehensive,

integrated and unified and balanced national drug abuse prevention and control strategy:

A. Philippine Drug Enforcement Administration

B. Department of Health

C. Dangerous Drugs Board

D. National Bureau of Investigation

ANSWER: C

3. Which of the following agency of the government to serve as the implementing arm of
the Dangerous Drugs Board?

A. Philippine Drug Enforcement Administration

B. Department of Health
C. Dangerous Drugs Board
D. National Bureau of Investigation

ANSWER: A
4. What government office responsible for the efficient and effective law enforcement
of all the provisions on any dangerous drugs, controlled precursor and essential chemicals?

A. Dangerous Drugs Board

B. National Bureau of Investigation
C. Philippine Drug Enforcement Administration
D. Department of Health

ANSWER: C

19. Who are the permanent adviser of the Dangerous Drugs Board?

A. The Director of the NBI and the Chief PNP

B. The DDB Chairman

C. The Director General of PDEA

D. The NAPOLCOM Chairman

ANSWER: A

1. How many members of the Dangerous Drugs Board to act as the policy making body on
drug abused prevention program of the government?

A. (15) Members
B. (16) Members
C. (17) Members
D. (18) Members

ANSWER: C

21. The three (3) permanent members of the Dangerous Drugs Board must have enough
training in the field of dangerous drugs in any of the following, except for one:

A. Engineering

B. Law or medicine

C. Criminology

D. Psychology or Social work

ANSWER: A

22. The Members of the Dangerous Drugs Board are appointed and designated in one of the
following?

A. The Senate President

B. The President of the Republic

C. The Speaker of the House

D. The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

ANSWER: B

23. The Twelve (12) Members of the Dangerous Drugs Board are from the different cabinet
secretaries of the government to act as:

A. Adviser in the fight against illegal drugs

B. Ex Officio capacity in policy making functions

C. Counselor in terms of moral and psychological guidelines

D. Arbiter in case conflict of members

ANSWER: B

24. Who are the regular members of the dangerous Drugs Board?

A. The President of the Integrated Bar of the Philippines (IBP)

B. The Chairman of Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA)

C. The Chairman or the President of the Non-Governmental Organization

D. A&C

ANSWER: D

25. The DDB Chairman with the Secretary is selected by the President from among the three
(3) regular members of the Dangerous Drugs Board who shall serve at the office for at least:

A. Six (6) years

 B. Ten (10) years

C. Eight (8) years

D. Twelve (12) years

ANSWER: A

26. The Philippine Drug Enforcement Administration (PDEA) is headed in one of the following
position who is responsible for the general administration and management of the agency:

A. Director General with the rank of Undersecretary

B. General Manager with the rank of Undersecretary

C. Chairman with rank of Undersecretary

D. Director with the rank of Cabinet Secretary

ANSWER: A

27. What office responsible for the recruitment and training of all PDEA agents and
personnel?

A. The office of the President

B. The DDB Chairman

C. The PDEA Academy

D. The PDEA Director

ANSWER: C

28. Which of the following is the minimum age and moral qualifications of the applicants for
PDEA Agents?

A. must be (21) years old of proven integrity and honesty

B. must be (18) years old of proven integrity and honesty

C. must be (25) years old of proven integrity and honesty

D. must be (30) years old of proven integrity and honesty

ANSWER: A

29. What is the minimum educational qualification for the PDEA Agent applicants?

A. Baccalaureate degree holder with eligibility

B. Undergraduate of any course offering

C. High School graduate

D. LLB graduate

ANSWER: A

30. The Philippine Drug Enforcement Administration (PDEA) Academy is headed by one of the
following:

A. Academic Director with the rank of Superintendent

B. Superintendent with the rank of Director

C. Chancellor with the rank as President

D. Dean in College of Public safety

ANSWER: B

31. What is the criminal liability of the members of the law enforcement agencies or any
government official and employee, who fails or refuses to appear as a witness of any
proceedings in violation of RA 9165, without any valid reasons?

A. Imprisonment from 14 years and 1 day to 25 years

B. Imprisonment from 16 years and 1 day to 20 years

C. Imprisonment from 12 years and 1 day to 20 years

D. Imprisonment from 18 years and 1 day to 25 years

ANSWER: C

32. What is the term of imprisonment of a person importing or bringing dangerous drugs
into the country for whatever purpose?
 A. Prison Mayor

B. Reclusion Perpetua

C. Reclusion Temporal

D. Arresto Mayor

ANSWER: B

1. Which of the following is the Fine required by law if a person convicted of

importation or bringing dangerous drugs into the country?

A. P800,000 to P10,000,000

B. P500,000 to P10,000,000

C. P800,000 to P12,000,000

D. P10,000,000 to P15,000,000

ANSWER: B

2. Who are excepted for punishment of importation or bringing of dangerous drugs

into the country?

A. If the importation of dangerous drugs is authorized by law

B. If the importation dangerous drugs for decoration purposes

C. If the quantity of the dangerous drugs is less than 5 grams

D. If the purpose of carrying dangerous drugs for culinary purposes

ANSWER: A

35. What is the period of imprisonment as required by law if a person importing or

bringing Controlled Precursors and Essential Chemicals into the Philippines?

A. (10) years and 1 day to (15) years

B. (12) years and 1 day to (20) years

C. (20) years and 1 day to (30) years

 D. (25) years and 1 day to (30) years

ANSWER: C

36.. Which of the following is the required Fine by law after conviction for importation
or bringing Controlled Precursors and Essential Chemicals into the Philippines?

A. P300,000.00 to 500,000,00

B. P200,000.00 to 500,000,00

C. P100,000.00 to 600,000,00
D. P100,000.00 to 500,000,00

ANSWER: D

37. What is the term of imprisonment of a person importing or bringing Controlled

Precursors and Essential Chemicals into the Philippines with the use of diplomatic
passport and facilities to facilitate the entry?

A. 12 years and 1 day to 20 years

B. Life Imprisonment

C. 6 years and 1 day to 12 years

D. 2 months to 6 months

ANSWER: B

38. The following individuals are penalized of Reclusion Perpetua once they engaged Illegal
Importation of Dangerous Drugs, Controlled Precursors and Essential Chemicals in to the
country, except for one:

A. Organizers

B. Managers

C. Financiers

D. Drug User

ANSWER: D
39.. How much is the Fine imposed by law against the Organizers, Managers and Financiers
who engaged Illegal Importation of Dangerous Drugs, Controlled Precursors and
Essential Chemicals in to the country?

A. 500,000.00 to 10,000,000,00

B. 700,000.00 to 14,000,000,00

C. 600,000.00 to 12,000,000,00

D. 800,000.00 to16,000,000,00

ANSWER: A

1. What are the specific functions of the (2) Deputy Director General of the Philippine
Drug Enforcement Administration?

A. one for operation, and the other one for administration

B. one for investigation, and the other one for detection

C. one for selection, and the other one for promotion

D. one for intelligence, and the other one for data gathering

ANSWER: A

41. When the grant of immunity of the accused from prosecution and punishment is
terminated?

A. If it is turn out that the testimony can support the complaint

B. If the testimony can prove the guilt of the accused

C. If it is turn out that the testimony of the accused is false

D. If the evidence of guilt is strong

ANSWER: C

2. The member of the drug syndicate is exempted from prosecution and punishment on the
following reasons, except for one:

A. If the accused can provide information to the whereabouts of his co-accused

 B. If the drug syndicate can identify that lead to the arrest of his co-accused

C. If the drug syndicate is willing to testify in favor by the state against his co-

Members

D.If the accused is a drug user

ANSWER: D

43.When the informant or witness of a drug syndicate is exempted from prosecution and
punishment?

A. He is exempted if he is not the most guilty of the crime

B. He is exempted if he is the most guilty of the crime

C. He is exempted if he is the principal of the crime

D. None of the above

ANSWER: A

46.What is the additional penalty of an Alien after serving the term of imprisonment?

A. Expulsion

B. Deportation

C. Repatriation

D. Payment of Fine

ANSWER: B

47. Who are the officials of the establishments are criminally liable as a co-principal of the
crime, if they consented or knowingly tolerates to use of a vehicle, aircraft and other facility
for the sale, distribution and administration of drugs?

A. Officers of Partnerships

B. Officers of the Corporation

C. Officers of the Association

 D. all of these

ANSWER: A

1. Which of the following is the term of imprisonment of a person convicted of planting of

evidence?

A. Reclusion Temporal
B. Prison Correctional
C. Prison Mayor
D. Life Imprisonment

ANSWER: D

49. Public Officers or employees are criminally liable with the imprisonment of Reclusion
Perpetua for the following grounds, except for one:

A. Misappropriation of confiscated and surrendered dangerous drugs

B. Misapplication of confiscated and surrendered dangerous drugs

C. Public officers and employees complied the procedures what is mandated by law

D. Failure to Account for the Confiscated, surrendered dangerous drugs

ANSWER: C

50. How much is the Fine imposed by law if public officials or employees misappropriate,
misapply, and failure to account the surrendered drugs and controlled precursors and
essential chemicals?

A. P800,000.00 to 10,000,000.00

B. P500,000.00 to 10,000,000.00

C. P700,000.00 to 10,000,000.00

D. P600,000.00 to 10,000,000.00

ANSWER: B
51. What is the administrative penalty of the Public Officers or employees who
misappropriate, misapply, and failure to account the surrendered dangerous drugs,
precursors, and essential chemicals?

A. Temporary disqualification from any public office

B. Suspension of function of any public position

C. Absolute perpetual disqualification from any public office

D. Serious disqualification from any public office

ANSWER: C

52.The following officials who benefited to the proceeds of the drug trafficking are remove
from the office and perpetually disqualified from holding any government position in
government:

A. Elective and appointive officials in government

B. Company officials of the establishment

C. President of the Non-Governmental Organization

D. President of the Professional Organization

ANSWER: A

53. Importation of dangerous drugs, controlled precursor and essential chemicals is referring
to what specific provision of RA 9165?

A. Section 5 of RA 9165

B. Section 7 of RA 9165

C. Section 6 of RA 9165

D. Section 4 of RA 9165

ANSWER: D

54. Selling, trading, administration, dispensation, delivery, distribution and transportation of

dangerous drugs, controlled precursors and essential chemicals is a crime and punishable
under what section of RA 9165?
 A. Section 5 of RA 9165

B. Section 7 of RA 9165

C. Section 6 of RA 9165

D. Section 4 of RA 9165

ANSWER: A

55. What is the qualifying circumstance in the commission of the crime by an offender under
Influence of dangerous drugs?

A. negative finding for the use of dangerous drugs

B. A tentative finding for the use of dangerous drugs

C. A partial finding for the use of dangerous drugs
D. A positive finding for the use of dangerous drugs