MASTERY

DRILLS
IN SOCIOLOGY OF
CRIMES AND ETHICS
1. The body-build of an/a
_______ person is short, fat,
and small-boned. He is easy-
going and a very
comfortable person
a.Mesomorph
b.Ectomorph
c.Endomorph
d.Viscerotonic
2. Absence of complaining
victim in the typology of
crime is classified as a
public order crime or ______.
a. Private Crime
b. Victimless crime
c. Public Crime
d. Blue collar crime
3. What chapter of the
thesis contains the review
of the related literature,
related studies?
a.Chapter 1
b.Chapter 3
c.Chapter 2
d.Chapter 4
4. If you study the primary
reasons for crime
commission, then you
specifically deal with the
application of:
a.Victimology
b.Criminology
c.Sociology of Law
d.Criminal Etiology
5. Scientific study of
crimes and criminals is
started by the:
a.Classical school
b.Neo-classical school
c.Positivist school
d.Chicago school
6. The theory stating that the
criminal behavior is not
inherited but learn through
the process of association
and communication refers to:
a.Anomie Theory
b.Somatotyping Theory
c.Strain Theory
d.Differential Association
Theory
7. The acquisition of criminal
behavior from one generation to
another in which children have no
choice but to adopt the criminal
behavior of their parents.
a. Social Disorganization
b. Cultural Transmission
c. Cultural Conflict
d. Social Learning
8. The theory stating that the
absence of norms in the
society creates a setting
conducive for crime and other
anti—social acts refers to:
a.Drift Theory
b.Labeling Theory
c.Anomie Theory
d.Social Bond Theory
9. The one who
disapproved the idea of
Cesare Lombroso about
born criminals by his study
of English convicts was:
a. Enrico Ferri
b. Earnest Hooton
c. Giambatista Dela Porta
d. Charles Goring
10. There are how many
members the composed
the Lupon?
a. 15 to 20 members
b. 5 to 10 members
c. 10 to 20 members
d. 5 members
11. Cardo is a child who rooms
around the street and survive
through the support of the
kind-hearted people. Cardo is
what kind of special child?
a. Abandoned child
b. Dependent child
c. Independent child
d. Abused child
12. What characteristics
of a police officer would
show the courage
without yielding?
a. Prudence
b. Fortitude
c. Endurance
d. Perseverance
13. Alyana took the
shoulder bag of woman and
run away. What crime
according to result did
Alyana committed?
a.Acquisitive
b.Instant
c.White collar
d.Continuing
14. This assumes that all
of our actions are
calculated in accordance
with their likelihood of
bringing pleasure and pain.
a. Law of Talion
b. Felicific Calculus
c. Utilitarianism
d. Panopticon
15. According to Bandura,
behaviors are transmitted
through examples. Children how
to behave by fashioning their
behavior after of that other. We
call this theory as:
a.Experience Learning
b.Observational Learning
c.Social Learning
d.Mock Learning
16. It shall be the duty of the
employer to submit a report to the
_______ of all children employed by
them who are sixteen years of age to
perform light work which is not
harmful to their safety, health, or
normal development and not
prejudicial to their studies.
a. DOLE
b. DSWD
c. DepED
d. CHR
17. Children found among the
places an armed conflict is taking
place are declared as _____ where
the state and all sectors are
directed to settle and resolve
problems of peace in order to
promote the welfare of said
children.
a. Zones of Peace
b. Prisoner of War
c. Victims of War
d. Center of Peace
18. A doctrine that treats juvenile
offenders not violators of the law
but victims of parental neglect
where the State extend to them
the parental care that they need.
a. Substitute Parental Authority
b. Parens Ad Litem
c. Parens Patriae
d. Loco Parents
19. A part of a research in
which the constructs are
derived from abstract
concepts of the theoretical
framework.
a. Hypothetical framework
b. Conceptual framework
c. Intervening framework
d. Concluding framework
20. He was French
Anthropologist who used
the term “criminologie”:
a. Rafaelle Garofalo
b. Emil Durkheim
c. Paul Topinard
d. Edwin Sutherland
21. A person of this age are
exempted from criminal
liability:
a.15 years of age and below
b.Over 15 but under 18 who
acted with discernment
c.Over 15 but under 18 who
acted without discernment
d.A and C
22. It is the part of
personality that contains
powerful urges and drives
for gratification and
satisfaction.
a. Alter ego
b. Ego
c. Super ego
d. ID
23. Physiognomy as a factor in
crime causation refers to the
a. Study the external formation of
the skull and brain formation.
b. Study the facial features of man
and its relation to human
behavior
c. Study of human mind.
d. Study of the body built of a
person in relation to his
personality behavior.
24. A police officer’s frustration in
the realization of his ambition and
goals in life both as an the officer
of the law, and as a private
citizen, can push him to a life of
crime, as pointed out in this
particular theory.
a. Containment Theory
b. Marxist Theory
c. Culture Conflict Theory
d. Strain Theory
25. It is an effective planning,
formulation of policies,
procedures and techniques for
dealing with sudden violent
acts of terrorist.
a.Crisis Management
b.Stress Management
c.Hostage Negotiation
d.Political Analysis
26. When the study of crimes
deals on the account of
contextual factors such as
oppression of workers, class
division, ethnic minorities,
women, sexism, and racism then
the perspective or approach used
is_____
a. Classical criminology
b. Experimental criminology
c. Critical criminology
d. Comparative criminology
27. According to modern
theories in criminology, the most
sociological scope or division of
criminology is on ______
a. Making of laws
b. Reaction towards the
breaking of laws
c. Breaking of the laws
d. The causal factors or etiology
of the crimes
28. One of the earliest
scientific work in Philippine
Criminology was “Criminality
in the Philippines: 1903-1908
studied or initiated by ______
a.Isabela Bernales
b.Ignacio Villamor
c.Ramon Blanco
d.Generoso Reyes
29. The sexual dysfunction
characterized by the act of
licking the genitals of the
female partner is called
______
a. Fellatio
b. Anilism
c. Cunnilingus
d. Sodomy
30. If an act or condition is
something harmful to
children by taking
advantage of their
innocence.
a. Exploitation
b. Abuse
c. Obscenity
d. Lascivious conduct
31. Aside from the child,
who may file a complaint
against any violation of R.A
7610?
a. Parents or guardians
b. Barangay Chairman
c. Ascendants
d. Any of the above
32. Cause of behavioral
disorder of the youth is a
result of factors such as
personal problems, ignorance,
and curiosity, then these are
______
a. Predisposing factor
b. Precipitating factor
c. Biologic factor
d. Environmental factor
33. According to RA 10630,
Juvenile Justice Welfare
Council (JJWC) is an
attached agency of the
_______
a. DOJ
b. DSWD
c. DILG
d. DepEd
34. The determination of the age
of a child in conflict with the law
shall be heard by a court in a
summary proceeding and shall be
decided within ______ upon receipt
of the court of the pleadings of all
interested parties.
a. 12 hours
b. 24 hours
c. 48 hours
d. 72 hours
35. A child over 15 but
under 18, without
discernment upon
committing a crime is
subject to _____
a. Probation
b. Criminal proceeding
c. Intervention program
d. Diversion program
36. By analysis through the
application of psychology on the
situation, the longer a terrorist
hostage situation lasts, the greater
the probability that ______
a. The hostage will escape
b. The hostages will encourage
increase of demands
c. The hostage-takers will likely
realize they are on the wrong side
which increase safety among
hostages
d. The hostages will be killed
37. The Stockholm Syndrome is a
phenomenon which one into the picture
the danger that the longer the negotiations
last in hostage taking situations, the
greater the probability that ______
a. Report between negotiator and hostage
takers will diminish
b. Hostage takers will develop negative
feelings toward each other
c. The hostages and hostage takers
develop a mutual feeling against the
authorities.
d. The only option left for the authorities is
assault
38. Attempt to categorize;
understand, and predict the
behavior of certain types of
offenders based on behavioral
clues they provide is
commonly known as ______
a.Psychological reasoning
b.Psychological Statistics
c.Psychological profiling
d.Psychological dimensions
39. The process whereby a
person openly rejects that which
he or she wants or aspires to but
cannot obtain or achieve. It is
one of the ego defense
mechanisms.
a. Reaction Formation
b. Displacement
c. Reactive response
d. Rationalization
40. A group of mental disorders
characterized by intentionally
creating, falsifying, or exaggerating
psychological and/or medical
symptoms in order to gain the role of
patient without any obvious and
conscious secondary gain is
generally termed as _________
a. Factitious Disorders
b. Hallucinosis
c. Dementia Praecox
d. Assumed Personality
41. Means any person who owns,
directly or indirectly, shares of
Stock sufficient to elect a
director of a corporation. This
term shall also apply to the
parties to a voting trust.
a. Substantial stockholder
b. Investor
c. Stockholder
d. Primary investor
42. Persons whose
mentality may be
compared to that of a
2 year old child.
a.Idiots
b.Imbeciles
c.Feeble-mindedness
d.Moral defectiveness
43. People commit criminal or
delinquent acts if they believe
that it will lead to acceptance by
and approval of these important
people in their lives.
a. Differential Association Theory
b. Differential Identification
Theory
c. Differential Reinforcement
Theory
d. Differential Opportunity Theory
44. Criminology changes as
social condition changes. It
is concomitant with the
advancement of other
sciences that had been
applied to it.
a.Nationalistic
b.Dynamic
c.Applied Science
d.Social Science
45. Statement#1: Cesare Becarria
believed that punishment should be
applied equally.
Statement#2: Cesare Lombroso
believed that punishment should fit
the criminal.
a. Both statement is true
b. Both statement is false
c. The1st statement is true while the
2nd statement is false
d. The 1st statement is false while the
2nd statement is true
46. Cesare Lombroso was
also known as?
a.Father of Empirical
Criminology
b.Father of Criminal
Anthropology
c.Father of Modern
Criminology
d.All the these
47. The theory which states that
police officers who know the
wrongdoing of another police
officer will not take action
against them or provide
information against them to
investigators.
a.Blue Shield
b.Blue Code
c.Blue Wall of Silence
d.All of the above
48. What power promotes the
public welfare by restraining
and regulating the use of
liberty and property?
a.Police Power
b.Power of Eminent Domain
c.Power of Taxation
d.Law Enforcement Power
49. Police officer shall treat
official business as such, and
shall no impart the same to
anyone except those for whom it
is intended, or as by his superior
officer, or as required by law. This
Phrase describes?
a.Omerta
b.Need to know basis
c.Rank has its own privilege
d.Secrecy discipline
50. The center stage of
Police Officers actions
wherein his spectators are
the citizens he has sworn to
serve with utmost dedication
is the?
a. Court
b. Community
c. Mass Media
d. Prosecution
Write T if the statement is TRUE and F if the
statement is FALSE. Change the underlined
word or phrase in order to make the
statement correct.
 51. A child who is above 12 years of age
up to 15 years of age and who commits
serious crimes punishable by more than
twelve (12) years of imprisonment, shall
be deemed a neglected child and shall
mandatorily placed in a special facility
within the youth care faculty or ‘Bahay
Pag-asa’ called the Intensive Juvenile
Intervention and Support Center (IJISC).
 51. A child who is above 12 years of age
up to 15 years of age and who commits
serious crimes punishable by more than
twelve (12) years of imprisonment, shall
be deemed a neglected child and shall
mandatorily placed in a special facility
within the youth care faculty or ‘Bahay
Pag-asa’ called the Intensive Juvenile
Intervention and Support Center (IJISC).
 
52. Assault is an act of
inflicting physical harm
upon the woman or her
child resulting to the
physical and psychological
or emotional distress?
53. Violence against women and
 
their children shall be
considered a public offense
which may be prosecuted upon
the filing of a complaint by any
citizen having personal
knowledge of the circumstances
involving the commission of the
crime.
 

54. Anxiety is also

known as
“Neurotic Fear”
55.
  In R.A. 8043, the
adopters must be at
least 25 years old and at
least sixteen (16) years
older than the adoptee?
   Schizotypal personality is
56.
characterized by inability to form
social relationship and lack of
interest in doing so. The person
seems to express their feelings,
they are lacking of social skills, and
they are the so called “loners”
57. Sandiganbayn is tasked to examine, audit,
 
and settle all accounts pertaining to the revenue
and receipts of, and expenditures or uses of
funds and property, owned or held in trust by,
or pertaining to, the Government, or any of its
subdivisions, agencies, or instrumentalities,
including government-owned or controlled
corporations
 
58. Borderline group is
the highest group of
mentally retarded, with
I.Q. from about 50 to
about 75.
5
  9. Guardian Ad litem
means “father of the
Citizen" referring to adults
who look after the welfare
of a child and represent
their legal interests.
60.
  Sheldon noted that
endomorphic is a type
physique have relatively
predominant muscle, bone
and motor organs of the
body
61.
  Misfeasance is the
failure to perform an act in
which one is obliged or
permitted to do either by
law or directive due to
omission or failure to
recognized the obligation.
 
62. Deterrence is a
doctrine that
punishment must be
both swift and certain in
order to dissuade people
not to commit crime.
 
63. Lack of capable
guardian, suitable victim,
motivated offender are the
elements of crime
according to Marcus
Felson.
64.
  Cyril Burt formulated
the formula, Criminal
behavior equals criminal
tendencies plus crime
inducing situation divided
by person emotional
resistance to temptation.
65.
  Ethics is the society’s
prime instrument for
making known what acts
are crimes and what
sanctions may be applied to
those who commit acts
defined as crimes.
66. MTC is the most
 

preferred court to
handle cases
involving Child in
Conflict with the Law
67.
  Histriotrinic is
characterized by
suspicious, rigidity, envy,
hypersensitivity and
excessive self –
importance
 
68. Municipal trial
court is formerly
known as inferior
court.
  
69. Delusion is a
manifestation of mental
disorder through an
erroneous perception
without an external object
of stimulus.
70.
  Cesare Beccaria suggested
that physiological traits such as
the measurements of one's cheek
bones or hairline, or a cleft
palate, considered to be
throwbacks to Neanderthal man,
were indicative of "atavistic"
criminal tendencies.
71.
  In Marxist philosophy, the
bourgeoisie is the social class that
came to own the means of
production during modern 
industrialization and whose societal
concerns are the value of property and
the preservation of capital, to ensure
the perpetuation of their economic
supremacy in society.
72.
  Shift refers to
movement in and out
of delinquency,
shifting between
conventional and
deviant values.
 
73. Kallikak Family is a
well-known "criminal
family" studied by
Richard Dugdale.
74.
  A child 15 years of age or
under at the time of the
commission of the offense
shall be exempt from criminal
liability. However, the child
shall be subjected to an
rehabilitation program.
75.
  If the imposable penalty
for the crime committed
exceeds 6 years
imprisonment, diversion
measures may be resorted
to only by the Punong
Barangay.
 
76. The term in loco parentis
refers to the legal
responsibility of a person or
organization to take on some
of the functions and
responsibilities of a parent.
77.
  Cerebrotonic is a mixed
group of offenders
described by constitutional
theorist Ernst Kretschmer
as highly emotional and
often unable to control
them.
78.
  Anomie refers to a
breakdown of social norms
and a condition where
norms no longer control
the activities of members
in society.
79. Commitment to public
 
interest refers to PNP
members who shall follow
logical procedures in
accomplishing tasks assigned
to them to minimize waste in
the use of time, money and
effort.
80.
  Delusion refers to the group of
psychotic disorders characterized by
gross distortions of realty, withdrawal
of social interaction, disorganization
and fragmentation of perception,
thoughts and emotion. It also refers to
terms such as “mental deterioration”,
“dementia praecox” or “split mind”.
81.
  Lima syndrome
happens when one or
more hostages respond
to captors with
belligerence and non-
cooperation.
82.
  Law enforcement is at the
forefront and considered as the
initiator of the Philippine criminal
justice system while correction is
the weakest pillar in the CJS?
  
84. Lupong Tagapamayapa
is the body of men created
to settle disputes within
the barangay level.
84. Inquest proceeding is an informal
and
  summary investigation conducted
by a public prosecutor in criminal
cases involving persons arrested and
detained with the benefit of a warrant
of arrest issued by the court for the
purpose of determining whether or not
said persons should remain under
custody and correspondingly be
charged in court.
85.
  Judicial power is the power
of the Supreme Court to
determine whether laws
passed by Congress and acts
of the President are in accord
with the Constitution when the
matter is raised.
86. An organ of the government
belonging to the judicial
department whose function is
the application of the laws to
controversies brought before it
and the public for the
administration of justice.

Court En Banc
Judiciary Judge
87. The state lawyers while
in the act of prosecuting
the case against the
accused is under _________
branch of the government.

Judiciary Legislative
Executive DOJ
88. Happens when a person
purposely controls
unpleasant thoughts that
he is thinking or
unpleasant emotions that
he is feeling.
Displacement Suppression
Compensation Sublimation
89. Disorder is
characterized by
immaturity, excitability,
emotional instability and
self-dramatization.
Borderline Histrionic
Hypochondrias Compulsive
90. _______ first
coined the word
“stress” in 1936.
Oscar Newman  Sigmund Freud

Hans Selye Albert Cohen

91. Individual abandons the
goals they once believed to
be within their reach and
thus dedicate themselves
to their current lifestyle

Retreatist Conformist
Innovator Ritualist
92. The behavior is
criminal if it is
regarded as such.
This is the concept
of?
Social Reaction Social Bond
Theory Theory
Neutralization
Theory Left Realism
93. If the fetus having an intra‐
uterine life of less than 7 months,
could sustain an independent life
after its separation from the
maternal womb, and it is killed,
the crime is?

Abortion Murder
Infanticide Parricide
94. The minimum age for
children committed to a
youth care facility or ‘Bahay
Pag-asa’ shall be?

12 y/o 14 y/o
15 y/o 13 y/o
95. Upon determination of
probable cause by the
prosecutor, the information
against the child shall be filed
before the Family Court within
___from the start of the
preliminary investigation.

8 hours 30 days
24 hours 45 days
96. Any conduct not considered
an offense or not penalized if
committed by an adult shall not
be considered an offense and
shall not be punished if
committed by a child.

Victimless Crime Status Offense

Indeterminate
Common crimes
Offense
97. PNP members who shall
provide services to everyone
without discrimination
regardless of party affiliation
in accordance with existing
laws and regulations.
Political
Patronage Delicadeza
Non Partisanship Integrity
98. Sum total of dealings of
the police with the people it
serves and whose goodwill
and cooperation it craves for
the greatest possible
efficiency in public service.
Police Public
Relation Civic Action
Police Community
Relation
Human Relations
99. The influences that
govern the initiation,
direction, intensity, and
persistence of behavior.

Drives Motive
Intent Reinforcement
100. Happen when a situation in
which a choice must be made
between two or more alternatives
each has both positive and negative
features. It is the most difficult to
resolve because the features of each
portion are often difficult to compare.

Approach-
Double Avoidance
Avoidance
Multiple Approach-
Double Approach
Avoidance
1. The body-build of an/a
_______ person is short, fat,
and small-boned. He is easy-
going and a very
comfortable person
a.Mesomorph
b.Ectomorph
c.Endomorph
d.Viscerotonic
2. Absence of complaining
victim in the typology of
crime is classified as a
public order crime or ______.
a. Private Crime
b. Victimless crime
c. Public Crime
d. Blue collar crime
3. What chapter of the
thesis contains the review
of the related literature,
related studies?
a.Chapter 1
b.Chapter 3
c.Chapter 2
d.Chapter 4
4. If you study the primary
reasons for crime
commission, then you
specifically deal with the
application of:
a.Victimology
b.Criminology
c.Sociology of Law
d.Criminal Etiology
5. Scientific study of
crimes and criminals is
started by the:
a.Classical school
b.Neo-classical school
c.Positivist school
d.Chicago school
6. The theory stating that the
criminal behavior is not
inherited but learn through
the process of association
and communication refers to:
a.Anomie Theory
b.Somatotyping Theory
c.Strain Theory
d.Differential Association
Theory
7. The acquisition of criminal
behavior from one generation to
another in which children have no
choice but to adopt the criminal
behavior of their parents.
a. Social Disorganization
b. Cultural Transmission
c. Cultural Conflict
d. Social Learning
8. The theory stating that the
absence of norms in the
society creates a setting
conducive for crime and other
anti—social acts refers to:
a.Drift Theory
b.Labeling Theory
c.Anomie Theory
d.Social Bond Theory
9. The one who
disapproved the idea of
Cesare Lombroso about
born criminals by his study
of English convicts was:
a. Enrico Ferri
b. Earnest Hooton
c. Giambatista Dela Porta
d. Charles Goring
10. There are how many
members the composed
the Lupon?
a. 15 to 20 members
b. 5 to 10 members
c. 10 to 20 members
d. 5 members
11. Cardo is a child who rooms
around the street and survive
through the support of the
kind-hearted people. Cardo is
what kind of special child?
a. Abandoned child
b. Dependent child
c. Independent child
d. Abused child
12. What characteristics
of a police officer would
show the courage
without yielding?
a. Prudence
b. Fortitude
c. Endurance
d. Perseverance
13. Alyana took the
shoulder bag of woman and
run away. What crime
according to result did
Alyana committed?
a.Acquisitive
b.Instant
c.White collar
d.Continuing
14. This assumes that all
of our actions are
calculated in accordance
with their likelihood of
bringing pleasure and pain.
a. Law of Talion
b. Felicific Calculus
c. Utilitarianism
d. Panopticon
15. According to Bandura,
behaviors are transmitted
through examples. Children how
to behave by fashioning their
behavior after of that other. We
call this theory as:
a.Experience Learning
b.Observational Learning
c.Social Learning
d.Mock Learning
16. It shall be the duty of the
employer to submit a report to the
_______ of all children employed by
them who are sixteen years of age to
perform light work which is not
harmful to their safety, health, or
normal development and not
prejudicial to their studies.
a. DOLE
b. DSWD
c. DepED
d. CHR
17. Children found among the
places an armed conflict is taking
place are declared as _____ where
the state and all sectors are
directed to settle and resolve
problems of peace in order to
promote the welfare of said
children.
a. Zones of Peace
b. Prisoner of War
c. Victims of War
d. Center of Peace
18. A doctrine that treats juvenile
offenders not violators of the law
but victims of parental neglect
where the State extend to them
the parental care that they need.
a. Substitute Parental Authority
b. Parens Ad Litem
c. Parens Patriae
d. Loco Parents
19. A part of a research in
which the constructs are
derived from abstract
concepts of the theoretical
framework.
a. Hypothetical framework
b. Conceptual framework
c. Intervening framework
d. Concluding framework
20. He was French
Anthropologist who used
the term “criminologie”:
a. Rafaelle Garofalo
b. Emil Durkheim
c. Paul Topinard
d. Edwin Sutherland
21. A person of this age are
exempted from criminal
liability:
a.15 years of age and below
b.Over 15 but under 18 who
acted with discernment
c.Over 15 but under 18 who
acted without discernment
d.A and C
22. It is the part of
personality that contains
powerful urges and drives
for gratification and
satisfaction.
a. Alter ego
b. Ego
c. Super ego
d. ID
23. Physiognomy as a factor in
crime causation refers to the
a. Study the external formation of
the skull and brain formation.
b. Study the facial features of man
and its relation to human
behavior
c. Study of human mind.
d. Study of the body built of a
person in relation to his
personality behavior.
24. A police officer’s frustration in
the realization of his ambition and
goals in life both as an the officer
of the law, and as a private
citizen, can push him to a life of
crime, as pointed out in this
particular theory.
a. Containment Theory
b. Marxist Theory
c. Culture Conflict Theory
d. Strain Theory
25. It is an effective planning,
formulation of policies,
procedures and techniques for
dealing with sudden violent
acts of terrorist.
a.Crisis Management
b.Stress Management
c.Hostage Negotiation
d.Political Analysis
26. When the study of crimes
deals on the account of
contextual factors such as
oppression of workers, class
division, ethnic minorities,
women, sexism, and racism then
the perspective or approach used
is_____
a. Classical criminology
b. Experimental criminology
c. Critical criminology
d. Comparative criminology
27. According to modern
theories in criminology, the most
sociological scope or division of
criminology is on ______
a. Making of laws
b. Reaction towards the
breaking of laws
c. Breaking of the laws
d. The causal factors or etiology
of the crimes
28. One of the earliest
scientific work in Philippine
Criminology was “Criminality
in the Philippines: 1903-1908
studied or initiated by ______
a.Isabela Bernales
b.Ignacio Villamor
c.Ramon Blanco
d.Generoso Reyes
29. The sexual dysfunction
characterized by the act of
licking the genitals of the
female partner is called
______
a. Fellatio
b. Anilism
c. Cunnilingus
d. Sodomy
30. If an act or condition is
something harmful to
children by taking
advantage of their
innocence.
a. Exploitation
b. Abuse
c. Obscenity
d. Lascivious conduct
31. Aside from the child,
who may file a complaint
against any violation of R.A
7610?
a. Parents or guardians
b. Barangay Chairman
c. Ascendants
d. Any of the above
32. Cause of behavioral
disorder of the youth is a
result of factors such as
personal problems, ignorance,
and curiosity, then these are
______
a. Predisposing factor
b. Precipitating factor
c. Biologic factor
d. Environmental factor
33. According to RA 10630,
Juvenile Justice Welfare
Council (JJWC) is an
attached agency of the
_______
a. DOJ
b. DSWD
c. DILG
d. DepEd
34. The determination of the age
of a child in conflict with the law
shall be heard by a court in a
summary proceeding and shall be
decided within ______ upon receipt
of the court of the pleadings of all
interested parties.
a. 12 hours
b. 24 hours
c. 48 hours
d. 72 hours
35. A child over 15 but
under 18, without
discernment upon
committing a crime is
subject to _____
a. Probation
b. Criminal proceeding
c. Intervention program
d. Diversion program
36. By analysis through the
application of psychology on the
situation, the longer a terrorist
hostage situation lasts, the greater
the probability that ______
a. The hostage will escape
b. The hostages will encourage
increase of demands
c. The hostage-takers will likely
realize they are on the wrong side
which increase safety among
hostages
d. The hostages will be killed
37. The Stockholm Syndrome is a
phenomenon which one into the picture
the danger that the longer the negotiations
last in hostage taking situations, the
greater the probability that ______
a. Report between negotiator and hostage
takers will diminish
b. Hostage takers will develop negative
feelings toward each other
c. The hostages and hostage takers
develop a mutual feeling against the
authorities.
d. The only option left for the authorities is
assault
38. Attempt to categorize;
understand, and predict the
behavior of certain types of
offenders based on behavioral
clues they provide is
commonly known as ______
a.Psychological reasoning
b.Psychological Statistics
c.Psychological profiling
d.Psychological dimensions
39. The process whereby a
person openly rejects that which
he or she wants or aspires to but
cannot obtain or achieve. It is
one of the ego defense
mechanisms.
a. Reaction Formation
b. Displacement
c. Reactive response
d. Rationalization
40. A group of mental disorders
characterized by intentionally
creating, falsifying, or exaggerating
psychological and/or medical
symptoms in order to gain the role of
patient without any obvious and
conscious secondary gain is
generally termed as _________
a. Factitious Disorders
b. Hallucinosis
c. Dementia Praecox
d. Assumed Personality
41. Means any person who owns,
directly or indirectly, shares of
Stock sufficient to elect a
director of a corporation. This
term shall also apply to the
parties to a voting trust.
a. Substantial stockholder
b. Investor
c. Stockholder
d. Primary investor
42. Persons whose
mentality may be
compared to that of a
2 year old child.
a.Idiots
b.Imbeciles
c.Feeble-mindedness
d.Moral defectiveness
43. People commit criminal or
delinquent acts if they believe
that it will lead to acceptance by
and approval of these important
people in their lives.
a. Differential Association Theory
b. Differential Identification
Theory
c. Differential Reinforcement
Theory
d. Differential Opportunity Theory
44. Criminology changes as
social condition changes. It
is concomitant with the
advancement of other
sciences that had been
applied to it.
a.Nationalistic
b.Dynamic
c.Applied Science
d.Social Science
45. Statement#1: Cesare Becarria
believed that punishment should be
applied equally.
Statement#2: Cesare Lombroso
believed that punishment should fit
the criminal.
a. Both statement is true
b. Both statement is false
c. The1st statement is true while the
2nd statement is false
d. The 1st statement is false while the
2nd statement is true
46. Cesare Lombroso was
also known as?
a.Father of Empirical
Criminology
b.Father of Criminal
Anthropology
c.Father of Modern
Criminology
d.All the these
47. The theory which states that
police officers who know the
wrongdoing of another police
officer will not take action
against them or provide
information against them to
investigators.
a.Blue Shield
b.Blue Code
c.Blue Wall of Silence
d.All of the above
48. What power promotes the
public welfare by restraining
and regulating the use of
liberty and property?
a.Police Power
b.Power of Eminent Domain
c.Power of Taxation
d.Law Enforcement Power
49. Police officer shall treat
official business as such, and
shall no impart the same to
anyone except those for whom it
is intended, or as by his superior
officer, or as required by law. This
Phrase describes?
a.Omerta
b.Need to know basis
c.Rank has its own privilege
d.Secrecy discipline
50. The center stage of
Police Officers actions
wherein his spectators are
the citizens he has sworn to
serve with utmost dedication
is the?
a. Court
b. Community
c. Mass Media
d. Prosecution
Write T if the statement is TRUE and F if the
statement is FALSE. Change the underlined
word or phrase in order to make the
statement correct.
 51. A child who is above 12 years of age
up to 15 years of age and who commits
serious crimes punishable by more than
twelve (12) years of imprisonment, shall
be deemed a neglected child and shall
mandatorily placed in a special facility
within the youth care faculty or ‘Bahay
Pag-asa’ called the Intensive Juvenile
Intervention and Support Center (IJISC).
 
52. Assault is an act of
inflicting physical harm
upon the woman or her
child resulting to the
physical and psychological
or emotional distress?

Battery
53. Violence against women and
 
their children shall be
considered a public offense
which may be prosecuted upon
the filing of a complaint by any
citizen having personal
knowledge of the circumstances
involving the commission of the
crime.
 

54. Anxiety is also

known as
“Neurotic Fear”
55.
  In R.A. 8043, the
adopters must be at
least 25 years old and at
least sixteen (16) years
older than the adoptee?

27 years old
   Schizotypal personality is
56.
characterized by inability to form
social relationship and lack of
interest in doing so. The person
seems to express their feelings,
they are lacking of social skills, and
they are the so called “loners”

Schizoid
57.
  Sandiganbayan is tasked to examine, audit,
and settle all accounts pertaining to the revenue
and receipts of, and expenditures or uses of
funds and property, owned or held in trust by, or
pertaining to, the Government, or any of its
subdivisions, agencies, or instrumentalities,
including government-owned or controlled
corporations

Commission on Audit
 
58. Borderline group is
the highest group of
mentally retarded, with
I.Q. from about 50 to
about 75.

75 to 89 I.Q.
5
  9. Guardian Ad litem
means “father of the
Citizen" referring to adults
who look after the welfare
of a child and represent
their legal interests.

For the Proceeding

60.
  Sheldon noted that
endomorphic is a type
physique have relatively
predominant muscle, bone
and motor organs of the
body

Mesomorphic
61. Misfeasance is the
 
failure to perform an act in
which one is obliged or
permitted to do either by
law or directive due to
omission or failure to
recognized the obligation.

Nonfeasance
62.
  Deterrence is a
doctrine that
punishment must be
both swift and certain in
order to dissuade people
not to commit crime.
 
63. Lack of capable
guardian, suitable victim,
motivated offender are the
elements of crime
according to Marcus
Felson.
64.
  Cyril Burt formulated
the formula, Criminal
behavior equals criminal
tendencies plus crime
inducing situation divided
by person emotional
resistance to temptation.

Abrahamsen
65.
  Ethics is the society’s
prime instrument for
making known what acts
are crimes and what
sanctions may be applied to
those who commit acts
defined as crimes.

Law
66. MTC is the most
 

preferred court to
handle cases
involving Child in
Conflict with the Law

Family Court
67.
  Histriotrinic is
characterized by
suspicious, rigidity, envy,
hypersensitivity and
excessive self –
importance

Paranoid
 
68. Municipal trial
court is formerly
known as inferior
court.
69.
  Delusion is a
manifestation of mental
disorder through an
erroneous perception
without an external
object of stimulus.

Hallucination
70.
  Cesare Beccaria suggested
that physiological traits such as
the measurements of one's cheek
bones or hairline, or a cleft
palate, considered to be
throwbacks to Neanderthal man,
were indicative of "atavistic"
criminal tendencies.

Cesare Lombroso
71.
  In Marxist philosophy, the
bourgeoisie is the social class that
came to own the means of
production during modern 
industrialization and whose societal
concerns are the value of property and
the preservation of capital, to ensure
the perpetuation of their economic
supremacy in society.
72.
  Shift refers to
movement in and out
of delinquency,
shifting between
conventional and
deviant values.
Drift
 
73. Kallikak Family is a
well-known "criminal
family" studied by
Richard Dugdale.

Henry Goddard
74.
  A child 15 years of age or
under at the time of the
commission of the offense
shall be exempt from criminal
liability. However, the child
shall be subjected to an
rehabilitation program.

Intervention Program
75.
  If the imposable penalty
for the crime committed
exceeds 6 years
imprisonment, diversion
measures may be resorted
to only by the Punong
Barangay.

Court
 
76. The term in loco parentis
refers to the legal
responsibility of a person or
organization to take on some
of the functions and
responsibilities of a parent.
77. Cerebrotonic is a mixed
 
group of offenders
described by constitutional
theorist Ernst Kretschmer
as highly emotional and
often unable to control
them.

Dyplastic
78.
  Anomie refers to a
breakdown of social norms
and a condition where
norms no longer control
the activities of members
in society.
79. Commitment to public
 
interest refers to PNP
members who shall follow
logical procedures in
accomplishing tasks assigned
to them to minimize waste in
the use of time, money and
effort.

Orderliness
80.
  Delusion refers to the group of
psychotic disorders characterized by
gross distortions of realty, withdrawal
of social interaction, disorganization
and fragmentation of perception,
thoughts and emotion. It also refers to
terms such as “mental deterioration”,
“dementia praecox” or “split mind”.

Schizophrenia
81.
 
Lima syndrome
happens when one or
more hostages respond
to captors with
belligerence and non-
cooperation.

London Syndrome
82.
  Law enforcement is at the
forefront and considered as
the initiator of the Philippine
criminal justice system while
correction is the weakest
pillar in the CJS?
  
84. Lupong Tagapamayapa
is the body of men created
to settle disputes within
the barangay level.
84. Inquest proceeding is an informal
and
  summary investigation conducted
by a public prosecutor in criminal
cases involving persons arrested and
detained with the benefit of a warrant
of arrest issued by the court for the
purpose of determining whether or not
said persons should remain under
custody and correspondingly be
charged in court.

Without warrant
85.
  Judicial power is the power
of the Supreme Court to
determine whether laws
passed by Congress and acts
of the President are in accord
with the Constitution when the
matter is raised.

Judicial Review
86. An organ of the government
belonging to the judicial
department whose function is
the application of the laws to
controversies brought before it
and the public for the
administration of justice.

Court
87. The state lawyers while
in the act of prosecuting
the case against the
accused is under _________
branch of the government.

Executive
88. Happens when a person
purposely controls
unpleasant thoughts that
he is thinking or
unpleasant emotions that
he is feeling.

Suppression
89. Disorder is
characterized by
immaturity, excitability,
emotional instability and
self-dramatization.

Histrionic
90. _______ first
coined the word
“stress” in 1936.

Hans Selye
91. Individual abandons the
goals they once believed to
be within their reach and
thus dedicate themselves
to their current lifestyle

Ritualist
92. The behavior is
criminal if it is
regarded as such.
This is the concept
of?
Social Reaction
Theory
93. If the fetus having an intra‐
uterine life of less than 7 months,
could sustain an independent life
after its separation from the
maternal womb, and it is killed,
the crime is?

Infanticide
94. The minimum age for
children committed to a
youth care facility or ‘Bahay
Pag-asa’ shall be?

13 y/o
95. Upon determination of
probable cause by the
prosecutor, the information
against the child shall be filed
before the Family Court within
___from the start of the
preliminary investigation.

24 hours
96. Any conduct not
considered an offense or not
penalized if committed by an
adult shall not be considered
an offense and shall not be
punished if committed by a
child.

Status Offense
97. PNP members who shall
provide services to everyone
without discrimination
regardless of party affiliation
in accordance with existing
laws and regulations.

Non Partisanship
98. Sum total of dealings of
the police with the people it
serves and whose goodwill
and cooperation it craves for
the greatest possible
efficiency in public service.

Police Community
Relation
99. The influences that
govern the initiation,
direction, intensity, and
persistence of behavior.

Drives
100. Happen when a situation in
which a choice must be made
between two or more alternatives
each has both positive and negative
features. It is the most difficult to
resolve because the features of each
portion are often difficult to compare.

Multiple Approach-
Avoidance