Quiz 1- Law Enforcement Organization and Administration

QUIZZES IN LEA QUIZ NO. 1- LAW ENFORCEMENT ORGANIZATION AND ADMINISTRATION (INTER-AGENCY APPROACH) 1. In provinces, the ___________ has the power to appoint the Provincial Director from the three officers recommended by the Regional Director. A. Governor B. Mayor C. Provincial Council D. Chief of Police 2. Organization may be defined as an arranging personnel and functions in a systematic manner designed to accommodate stated goals and objectives in the most _____ manner possible. A. Effective B. Efficient C. Excellent D. Economical 3. Which element of organization is used when the Head of Office assigned his/her particular personnel to particular tasks? A. Assignment B. Delegation C. Deployment D. Specialization D. Specialization 4. According to Sir Robert Peel, the police must be stable, efficient, and organized along ________. A. Military Lines B. Government Institutions C. Civilian in Character D. National in Scope 5. Under Executive Order No. 292, instituting the Administrative Code of 1987, “Department” refers to an executive department created by law, while “Office” refers to ______. A. The entire machinery of the central government B. Any principal subdivision or unit of any department C. Any major functional unit of a department or bureau including regional offices D. Any of the various units of the government, including a department, bureau, office, instrumentality, or government-owned or controlled corporations or a local government or a distinct unit 6. Refers to the termination of employment due to some grounds with a consideration regarding the length of service they have rendered in the PNP organization, it is either they will be separated or retired. A. retirement B. retrenchment C. separation D. attrition 7. Where to file an appeal regarding demotion or any decisions rendered by the PLEB regarding conduct of service of a PNP uniformed personnel? A. Court of Appeals B. National Appellate Board of the NAPOLCOM C. Regional Appellate Board of the NAPOLCOM D. People’s Law Enforcement Board (PLEB) 8. Under the police reform and reorganization law, a Field Training Program for all PNP uniformed members is required for permanency of their appointment consisting of 12 months. Basic areas of actual experience and assignment during this period shall be on: A. Patrol, traffic and investigation B. Patrol, investigation and instructional duties C. Patrol, investigation and auxiliary services D. Traffic, investigation and staff duty 9. Uniformed members of the PNP shall have the option to receive in advance and in lumpsum his/her retirement fee for the first; A. 5 years B. 3 years C. 10 years D. 20 years 10. Who serves as ex-officio chairperson of the National Police Commission? A. AFP Chief B. DILG secretary C. Chief PNP D. NBI director 11. When a citizen decides to complain against a police office because of any abuse of authority, he must file his complaint to what office? A. NAPOLCOM B. PLEB C. Court of Appeals D. DILG 12. Which of the following is a functional unit inside a division that requires specialization? A. Section B. Central C. Bureau D. Department 13. What kind of organization has a scalar chain of authority for all operations and administrative functions? A. Line B. Functional C. Staff D. Line and staff 14. It is the general statement that a particular organization wants to attain in a particular period of time. A. Objective B. Organization C. Goal D. Administration 15. . The police organization can be designed to provide effective, efficient, and cost-effective police service. Except for one, the organic units that comprise the components are listed below. A. Operational Unit B. Service Unit C. Auxiliary Unit D. Administrative Unit 16. Simply means the utilization of available resources to successfully carry out the plan of a certain group. A. Administration B. Police organization C. Organization D. Management 17. It is the maximum number of subordinates that a superior can effectively supervise. A. Span of control B. Delegation of authority C. Delegation by result D. Specialization 18. Which of the following must be considered in order to assess the supervisor's span of control? A. The number of goals they aim to achieve B. Number of persons to work with C. The number or subordinates who will directly report to him/her D. The cellphone numbers of each member 19. The process of screening out or eliminating undesirable applicants who do not meet the organization’s criteria. A. Employment B. Deployment C. Selection D. Recruitment 20. Which of the following functions of DPRM is not included? A. Assigning officers to traffic B. Provide protection to the Chief PNP C. Provides information regarding personal matters D. Disbursement of funds for security 21. One of the Bureau of Customs' tasks is border control to prevent the entrance of smuggled products. This statement is ______. A. True B. False C. Partly True D. Partly False 22. It is in charge of administering and enforcing immigration, citizenship, and alien admission and registration regulations under the terms of the Philippine Immigration Act of 1940. It also helps execute RA 9208, popularly known as the Anti Trafficking in Persons Act of 2003. A. Bureau of Customs B. Bureau of Immigration C. Bureau of Fire Protection D. Bureau of Jail Management and Penology. 23. What is the parent agency of the Bureau of Immigration? A. DOJ B. DILG C. DND D. DOTR 24. It is responsible for assessing and collecting customs revenues, preventing illegal trade and all types of customs fraud, and facilitating commerce through an efficient and effective Customs Management System. A. Bureau of Customs B. Bureau of Treasury C. Bureau of Internal Revenue D. Bureau of Local Government Finance 25. The PCG function is intended to assist avoid or reduce needless loss of life and property at sea. A. MARSAF B. MARSEC C. MARSAR D. MARLEN 26. What is the parent agency of the Bureau of Customs? A. DOJ B. DOF C. DILG D. DENR 27. It operates as a nationwide clearing house for criminal records and other government-related information. A. NBI B. PNP C. NICA D. PDEA 28. In the City of Makati, the highest police official is the A. Police Superintendent B. Police Director C. Chief of Police D. Chief for Operation 29. In the city of Davao, who is the highest police ranking official? A. Chief Superintendent B. City Director C. Chief of Police D. Regional Director Davao is a chartered city. 30. Insubordination is an administrative infraction referred to as A. Citizen’s Complaint B. Grave Misconduct C. Breach of Internal Discipline D. None of them -*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*QUIZ 2-COMPARATIVE MODELS IN POLICING 1. The process discussing the parallels and contrasts between various police systems, from one police system to another earn new perspectives on international policing. A. Comparative police system B. Law enforcement administration C. Globalization D. Nota 2. This phenomena created the idea of comparing, analyzing and adapting policing system all throughout the world or known as comparative police system. A. Transnational crime B. Globalization C. Policing system D. Police evaluation 3. A type of society that has little codification of law, no specialization among police, and a system of punishment that is too harsh and unjust. A. Bureaucratic society B. Urban-industrial society C. Post-modern society D. Folk-communal society E. Urban-commercial society 4. Is that as a nation develops, people’s alertness to crime is heightened. They report more crime to police and demand the police to become more effective in solving crime problems. A. Modernization B. Alertness to crime theory C. Economic or migration theory D. Opportunity 5. Society that is similar to the administration system of military and mafias. A. Bureaucratic society B. Urban-industrial society C. Post-modern society D. Folk-communal society E. Urban-commercial society 6. They are distinguished by a strong adversarial system where lawyers interpret and judges are bound by precedent. A. Civil law systems B.Common law systems C. Socialist system D. Islamic system 7. SARA model: “S” stands for A. Searching B. Standing C. Scanning D. Surigao 8. Philippines have NAPOLCOM for operational supervision and administrative control, Japan have _______. A. National Police Agency B. Public Safety Bureau C. National Public Safety Commission D. Police Administrative Bureau 9. Which is not a function of the INTERPOL? A. Provide information regarding transnational crimes B. Give access to information regarding exchange of intelligence C. Apprehend the residing wanted person in a certain country D. Provide training regarding polcing styles and development 10. Problem-oriented policing uses the so called SARA model. SARA acronym means? A. SCANNING, ANALYSIS, RESPONSE, ASSESSMENT B. SEARCHING, ANALYSIS, RESPONSE, ASSESSMENT C. SCANNING, ANALYSIS, REPORT, ASSESSMENT D. SEARCHING, ANALYSIS, RESPONSE, ANNOUNCEMENT 11. Global police communication systems that exchange crucial data quickly and securely is a cornerstone of effective international law enforcement A. NCB B. I-24-7 C. INTERPOL D. Global assemble 12. It is the Interpol's supreme governing body. It meets annually to take all important decisions related to policy, resources, working methods, finances, activities and programmes. A. General Assembly B. Executive Committee C. General Secretariat D. National Central Bureaus 13. . First Filipino INTERPOL president. A. Jolly bugarin B. Ahmed Naser Al-Raisi C. Rafael crame D. Cesar Nazareno 14. How do INTERPOL request for cooperation or alerts allowing police in member countries to share critical crime-related information? It is through the? A. INTERPOL calling card B. INTERPOL assembly C. INTERPOL video call system D. INTERPOL notices system 15. The Anti-Money Laundering Act of 2001 A. R.A. 9372 B. R.A. 9160 C. R.A. 9610 D. R.A. 7610 16. The Human Security Act of 2007 A. R.A. 9372 B. R.A. 10168 C. R.A. 11479 D. P.D. 1069 17. The headquarters of the INTERPOL is located in ___________ A. The Hague, The Netherlands B. Vienna, Austria C. New York, USA D. Lyon, France 18. It is the body that coordinates all the policing and administrative activities of the INTERPOL. A. INTERPOL General Assembly B. INTERPOL General Secretariat C. INTERPOL Executive Committee D. National Central Bureau 19. It is the heart of INTERPOL. They seek the information needed from counterparts to help investigate crime or criminals in their own country, and they share criminal data and intelligence to assist another country. A. Command and Coordination Center B. National Central Bureau C. INTERPOL Criminal Database D. INTERPOL Notice System 20. Notice used to warn of an event, a person, an object or a process representing serious and imminent threat to public safety A. INTERPOL Blue Notice B. INTERPOL Green Notice C. INTERPOL Purple Notice D. INTERPOL Orange Notice 21. This is the only country in Southeast Asia that has never been taken over by a European power. A. China B. Baghdad C. Hong Kong D. Thailand