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a. Se cura c. cura
b. Securus d. Sefe
a. Polis c. Watchmen
b. Vigiles d. shire
a. Aliping maybahay d. Aliping tagabantay
b. Aliping namamahay
c. Aling naninigur
a. Pinkertos detective c. Private security
agency company
b. PADPAO d. none
a. Article II d. Article IV
b. Article III
c. Article IV
a. Article III, sec 9 d. Article IV, sec 9
b. Article III, sec 3
c. Article IV, sec 3
a. Private agency of detective and protective
agency operators
b. Protective association of detectives and
private agency operators
c. Philippine association of detective and
protective agency operators
d. Philippine agency of detectives and private
association of operators
a. R.A 5437 d. R.A 6975
b. R.A 5487
c. R.A 5478
a. PNP d. SOSIA
b. PADPAO
c. SAGSD
a. Security d. guard
b. Security measures
c. Private security
a. Industrial c. Industrial security
b. Industrial security
management
a. Active measure d. Modern programs
b. Passive measure
c. Modern measure
a. Physical security d. Cryptographic security
b. Document security
c. Communication security
a. Physical security d. Bank security
b. Operational security
c. Personal security
a. School security d. Air cargo security
b. Supermarket security
c. Personnel security
a. Physical security c. Document and
b. Personnel security information security
d. Personal security
a. PCSOSIA d. All of this
b. PCSUSIA
c. PNPSAGSD
a. Physical security d. Personnel security
b. Document security
c. Operational security
a. PD 1919 d. RA 1919
b. PD 11
c. RA 12
a. SEC d. PADPAO
b. SAGSD
c. SOSIA
a. Surreptitious entry d. espionage
b. Non-surreptitious entry
c. Covert entry
a. Deep defense system d. Fortified barriers
b. Solid barriers
c. Barrier after barrier
a. Natural barrier d. Rocks and body of
b. Non natural barrier waters
c. Man made barrier
a. Polis d. vigiles
b. Praetorian guards
c. Mameluks
a. Swiss guard d. Knight watch
b. Mameluks
c. Knights
a. Kate warne d. Jane barne
b. Kate barne
c. Margarette stehli
a. Medium security d. High level security
b. Low level security
c. Minimum level security
a. Man made Barrier d. none.
b. Perimeter barrier
c. Human barrier
a. Clear zone d. Unobstructed zone
b. Ground
c. Plain ground
a. 20 ft d. 30 ft
b. 50 ft
c. 60 ft
a. Full view fense d. Building wall
b. Solid fence
c. Corcentina fence
a. 1 inch d. 4 inches
b. 2 inches
c. 3 inches
a. 7 feet including top c. 6 feet including top
guard guard
b. 8 feet including top d. none
guard
a. Tower d. none
b. Top guard
c. Guard control station
a. Fixed d. none
b. Patrol
c. Roving
a. Dog d. lion
b. Goose
c. snake
a. Human barrier d. Man made barrier
b. Animal barrier
c. Natural barrier
a. Glare-projection c. Mercury vapor light
lighting d. Metal halide light
b. Fresnel light
a. Mercury vapor lamp d. Metal halide
b. Incandescent light
c. Flourescent lamp
a. Floodlights d. Stationary light
b. Street lights
c. Search lights
a. Enunciator d. none
b. Alarm
c. Alarm system
a. Space and motion device
detectors d. Electrical circuit through
b. Vibration detection device metallic foil
c. Photo-cell/electric eye
a. Foot rail activator d. Double squeeze button
b. Bill traps
c. Knee or thigh button
a. Proprietary system d. Auxiliary system
b. Central station system e. Dial alarm
c. Local alarm system f. Local alarm by chance
a. Ultrasonic d. video
b. Microwave
c. Infrared
a. Geophones d. none
b. Inertia switches
c. Radiating cable system
a. Standpipes d. Fire extinguisher
b. Fire hydrant
c. Fire pumps
a. Smoke detector c. Smoke and hazardous
b. Ionization device or gas detector
radio active device d. Sprinkler system
a. Peterman d. peterpan
b. Thieves
c. Pickockers
a. Disc tumbler lock d. Pin tumbler lock
b. Warded lock
c. Lever tumbler lock
a. Disc tumbler lock d. Pin tumbler lock
b. Warded lock
c. Lever tumbler lock
a. Disc tumbler lock d. Pin tumbler lock
b. Warded lock
c. Lever tumbler lock
a. Combination lock d. Card operated
b. Code lock
c. Electromagnetic
a. Key management d. Key handling
b. Key control
c. Key recording
a. Change key d. Grand master key
b. Sub-master key
c. Master key
a. Grand master key d. Mason key
b. Master key
c. Great grand master key
a. File room d. cabinet
b. Vault
c. Safe
a. File room d. cabinet
b. Vault
c. Safe
a. relative criticality d. none of these
b. all of the above
c. relative vulnerability
a. useful records d. non-essential
b. important records records
c. vital records
a. security inspections d. supplemental survey
b. special survey
c. security survey
a. 2 d. 5
b. 3
c. 4
a. 25 d. 50
b. 20
c. 40