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18. Which was the basis of the famous classical theorem posted
or explained by Cesare Beccaria?
A. Crime can be useful and or occasion even healthy for society, that
the existence of crime paves way for social change and that the
social structure is not rigid or inflexible can be more strengthened
B. Crime is part of the human nature because it has existed during
period of poverty and prosperity, and it is impossible for a society
in which criminal behavior is totally absent
C. For punishment not to be in every instance, it must be
essentially public prompt necessary, the least possible in
circumstances, proportionate to the crime and dictated by
laws
D. Crime is a sort of outlet in which their unsound tendencies are
discharged they would go mad if they were not criminals, and they
do not go mad because they are criminals
Classical penalty = crime
Positivist penalty = criminal
19. Identify the conformist according to Robert Merton's mode of
personality adaptation?
A. rejects both means and goals and seeks to substitute
alternative ones that would represent new societal goals as well
as new methods of achieving them
B. compulsively persist in going through the motions with little
hope of successful achievement of goals
C. accepts the goal of success in society and the socially
approved means of achieving such status as through hard
work, education deferred gratification, and the like (++_
D. Accepts the goal of success but rejects or seeks illegitimate
alternatives to the means of achieving these aims. Innovator
(+ -)
Ritualist (- +)
Retreatist (- -)
23. What crime is committed when a person does not know the
nature and quality of his act on account of the disease of his
mind?
A. Extinctive destructive C.
Irrational
B. Acquisitive may nakukuha sa crimen/accquire
D. Rational able to think clearly
C. D. Samuel Romilly
26. A criminologist studied about the types of inmates in prison and
how they interact with each other in to understand why some inmates
adapt incarceration more easily than others. The objective of the
study is to propose a general theory of inmate behavior that extends
to all similar inmate populations. The researcher utilized
ethnography (study of a particular group or culture) as his research
design. How is ethnography suitable to the purpose of the study?
A. It studies certain group to gain clear understanding of its
internal operations or lifestyle
B. It involves a lengthy study of a person, group or situation
C. It studies how people find their experiences meaningful
D. It prevents the discrimination of ethnic groups.
39. In what year was the New York House of Refuge, the first to
segregate juvenile offenders from criminals established?
A. 1824
B. 1845
C. 1812
D. 1899 FIRST JUVENILE COURT ESTABLISHED CHICAGO,
IILINOIS
40. Which of the following choices showed the trend in the study of
juvenile delinquency throughout history?
A. Ignored and Unpunished
B. Given specialized treatment
C. Tried in Juvenile court
D. Punished like an adult
44. Which of the following exemplifies that all members of the PNP
should act in a manner that would reflect best on the PNP and live by
the PNP's core values?
A. Delicadeza moral courage to sacrifice self-interest
C. PNP Image
B. Equality in the Service judicious and equitable
distribution of opportunity
C. D. Career Management key to professionalism
45. For the PNP core values to be internalized by all its members,
the following shall be the implementation strategy of the organization,
EXCEPT?___________.
A. It will be made as a basis for Productivity Incentive Bonus.
B. It will be integrated in all PNP academic courses
C. It will be included in moral value programs.
D. It will be made a part in police information and continuing
education programs.
48. Which deals with what is good and bad as well as our moral
duties and obligations?
A. Ethics C. Philosophy
B. Values good habits D. Morals
49. What is the key word in any negotiation which meant that those
concerned must be willing to concede to each other's request or
demands, to give in and to give up certain things to come up with
agreement agreed by consensuses?
A. Conditional C. Compromise
B. Winning D. Surrender
79. Under the Philippine laws, which of the following are the
consequences of plagiarism?
a. No penalty
b. Imprisonment
c. Payment of fine
d. Imprisonment and payment of fine
81. Patrolman Juan Dela Cruz is assigned with the PNP Human
Resource Doctrine Development. He was tasked to determine the
schooling of choice of newly graduated recruit using the variables;
collegiate course and gender. For this purpose, he used explanatory
research because ___________.
a. It focuses on the reasons behind the occurrence of
something and on the present and future effects of such
happening
b. It aims to define or give verbal portrayal or picture of a person,
thing, event, group or situation
c. It shows relationships or connectedness between two variables
d. It analyzes data collected by others.
83. Identify the initial step to be taken after a child who committed a
light offense was listed in the child at risk or pink blotter.
a. Give “payo” or advise or warning not to repeat the act
b. Notify the parents
c. Turn over to the barangay council for the protection of children if
residing in that barangay
d. Turn over directly to the local social welfare development officer if the
child is non-resident of the municipality.
86. Youths who fail in both the criminal and conflict subcultures
tend to go into other areas of delinquency and deviant behavior like
drinking alcoholic liquor, smoking and drug addiction. This statement
is consistent with which of the following?
A. social structure C. conflict subculture
B. retreatist subculture ( - - ) D. criminal
subculture
89. Which of the following became the model institution for all
American juvenile offenders?
a. Reformatory School
b. House of Refuge
c. House of Ill refute
d. Bridewell Palace
92. Which of the following are TRUE about public information and
perception management?
I. Public Information is the use of a strategy that is aimed at influencing
the conclusions of the public by using different approaches favorable to the
originator’s objectives.
II. Perception management refers to information collected and held by the
government that are available to public inspection
III. Public Information refers to information collected and held by
government that are available to public inspection
IV. Perception management is the use of a strategy that is aimed at
influencing the conclusions of the public by using different approaches
favorable to the originators objectives.
A. II and III
B. III and IV
C. I and IV
D. I and II
94. Select the statement which concurs that PNP members are
prohibited from soliciting Political Patronage.
A. PNP members must not vote for their political candidate.
B. PNP members shall inhibit themselves from asking for
endorsements from politicians on matters pertaining to
assignment, award, training and promotion.
C. PNP members must refrain from securing clearances from other
government agencies on matters needed for their assignment,
award, training and promotion.
D. PNP members must not campaign for a political candidate
95. The Makabayan core values of PNP members is exemplified by
the following acts, EXCEPT?___________.
A. pledging allegiance to the flag of the Republic of the Philippines
B. taking an oath to obey legal orders
C. loyalty to superior officers
D. swearing to defend the Constitution
97. Select which option applies to Patrolman Peter, who for several
occasions, several personalities tried to bribe him, but he never
gave in because he believes that integrity is one of his most
cherished principles.
A. A judgment of what is right or wrong
B. A situation which confronts a person and makes him decide what
act to perform
C. A situation which calls for choosing between two evils
D. A rationally ground where one maintains his moral decisions