Subject: LAW ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION (20%)

Direction: Choose the correct answer among the choices below.

1. Crimes that take place across national borders.

a. International crimes c. Transnational crimes
b. National crimes d. Borderless crimes
2. An Executive Order issued by president Joseph Ejercito Estrada in 1999 Creating the Philippine Center on Transnational
Crimes (PCTC).
a. E.O. 62 c. R.A. 8551
b. E.O. 100 d. R.A. 9165
3. Considered as the major concerns of the Philippine Center on Transnational Crimes (PCTC).
a. Information exchange c. Law enforcement coordination
b. Strategic studies and capacity building d. All of the above
4. How the PCTC performs their role in fighting global crimes?
a. By establishing regional cooperation among ASEAN Nations
b. By supporting the United Nations through active involvement in the crafting of Un Conventions and protocol against
TNCs.
c. By National Cooperation and capacity building of local government unity.
d. All of the above
5. What is the official name of the Indonesian Police?
a. POLRI c. Ministry of Public Safety
b. RTP d. KNP
6. Deputy Director General is the Philippine National Police; Police Commissioner General is the-
a. Indonesian National Police c. Korean National Police
b. Royal Malaysia Police d. None of the above
7. What is the lowest rank in the Korean National Police?
a. Police officer c. Rank-and-File Officer
b. Private d. Assistant Inspector
8. Director General is to the PNP; Police General is to the-
a. Singapore Police Force c. Korean National Police
b. Royal Thai Police d. National Police Agency
9. The lowest rank in the Chinese Police Organization.
a. Inspector c. Officer
b. Private d. Enlisted
10. Types of US Police System except one, which one?
a. Municipal Police and State Police c. Private Police
b. Federal Police d. None of the above
11. A local police style in the U.S. considered by James O. Wilson as charged with the enforcement of all codes within a country
or town.
a. Service style c. Watchman style
b. Legalistic style d. Federal Style
12. Law which enumerated specific felonies and offenses under the Revised Penal Code and Special Penal Laws as Terrorism.
a. R.A. 9372 c. R.A. 9160
b. R.A. 9208 d. R.A. 9208
13. Known as Anti- Trafficking in persons Act of 2003.
a. R.A. 9208 c. R.A. 6955
b. R.A. 9165 d. None of the above
14. INTERPOL’s supreme governing body.
a. Secretary General c. Commissioner General
b. General Assembly d. General Secretariat
15. Designated contact point for the general secretariat, regional officers and other INTERPOL member countries requiring
assistance with overseas investigation and location and apprehension of fugitives.
a. National Central Bureaus (NCB)
b. Executive Committee
c. Commission for the control of the INTERPOL’s files
d. None of the above
16. It process request concerning the information contained in the INTERPOL’s files.
a. Commission for the Control of the INTERPOL’s Files (CCF)
b. Advisers
c. National Central Bureaus (NCB)
d. Executive Committee
17. Core functions of the INTERPOL except one-
a. To secure global police communication services
b. Arrest of member country’s notorious fugitives
c. Operational data services and database
d. Operational police support services
18. It provides police around the world with a common plat form though which they can share crucial information about
criminals and criminality-
a. INTERPOL c. Global Police Communication Service
 b. ASEANAPOL d. Operational Police Support Service
19. An international Police Organization that facilitates cross-border police cooperation and support to prevent and combat
international crime
a. Philippine Center on Transnational Crime (PCTC)
b. International Criminal Organization of Police (INTERPOL)
c. International Association of the Chief of Police (IACP)
d. None of the above
20. The Philippine Center on Transnational Crimes (PCTC) is under the Office of the President but placed under the general
supervision and control of what?
a. Department of National Defense (DND)
b. Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG)
c. Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA)
d. National Security Adviser (NSA)
21. Which of the following has direct operation and supervisory authority over the personnel and resources detailed with the
PCTC?
a. Chief PNP c. The Director General
b. The Executive Director d. The Chief Executive Officer
22. What is the functional relationship between the Executive Director of the PCTC and the Chief of the PNP?
a. Subordinate and superior
b. Coordination and cooperation
c. Communication and subordination
d. All of the above
23. The surrender of a fugitive by one State to another.
a. Expulsion c. Extradition
b. Deportation d. Reconduction
24. A phenomenon by which regional economies, societies, culture, information, ideas and authority are integrated by global
network through communication transportation and trade.
a. Globalization c. Territorial crossing
b. Transnational ideas d. International cooperation
25. Notice issued by the International Criminal Organization of the Police (INTERPOL) when a certain fugitive has a pending
warrant from his mother State and the latter seeks to arrest him and be extradited.
a. Blue Notice c. Black Notice
b. Red Notice d. Green Notice
26. INTERPOL’s Notice to locate missing persons whose whereabouts is sought to be known.
a. Blue Notice c. Red Notice
b. Yellow Notice d. Green Notice
27. The Singapore Police Force is headed by-
a. Commissioner of Police c. Commissioner
b. Superintendent d. Chief Police Brigadier
28. First Statement: The Philippines is not one of the founding member of the UN. Second Statement: The primary purpose of the
UN is to maintain international peace and security.
a. The first and second statements are false
b. The first statement is false but the second is true
c. The first statement is false
d. The second statement is true
29. The PCTC is under what office in the Philippine government?
a. DOJ c. OPRES
b. DILG d. DND
30. The UN Security Council is composed of how many permanent members?
a. 15 c. 5
b. 10 d. 3
31. Which of the following is not the purpose of the United Nations (UN)?
a. Prevention of war and maintenance of international peace
b. Promotion of trade and development among nations
c. Development of friendly relations among members of the international community
d. Attainment off international cooperation and harmony in the actions of nations
32. Technically, it is a treaty. It governs the relations of international persons.
a. Constitution c. UN Charter
b. International Law d. International Convention
33. It is the forerunner of the United Nations.
a. The League of Nations
b. Association of Southeast ASEAN Nation
c. Declaration of the of the United Nation
d. All of the above
34. The General Assembly of the UN allows until how many representatives?
a. 5 b. 3 c. 2 d. 7

35. It has the power to elect non-permanent members of the Security Council.
a. Secretariat c. Trusteeship Council
b. International Court of Justice d. General Assembly
36. Election of its members is by majority vote of the General Assembly and the Security Council.
a. Secretary General c. International Court of Justice
b. Economic and Social Council d. Trusteeship council
37. Provisional measures the Security Council undertake; it consists of preventing conflict from worsening. It involves deployment of
peacekeeping and/or observer missions.
a. Preventive Action c. Decide Contentious Cases
b. Enforcement Action d. Renders Advisory Opinions
38. (1) The Security Council is the key organ of the UN in the maintenance of peace and security. (2) The Secretariat is the chief
administrative organ of the UN.
a. Statement No.1 is true while No.2 is false
b. Statement No.1 is false while No. 2 is true
c. Both statements 1 and 2 are false
d. Both statements 1 and 2 are true
39. The Security Council of the UN has how many elective members?
a. 5 b. 10 c. 15 d. 4
40. The International Court of Justice has how many elective members for a term of 9 years?
a. 15 b. 10 c. 9 d. 11
41. The highest representative of the UN.
a. Secretariat c. Secretary General
b. International Civil Servant d. Judge
42. Expulsion of a foreigner who is considered undesirable by a particular country.
a. Extradition c. Reconduction
b. Deportation d. Apprehension
43. (1) A country is under obligation to admit properly documented foreigner. (2) Any person may be extradited.
a. Statement No.1 is correct
b. Statement No. 2 is wrong
c. Statement No. 1 is wrong but Statement No. 2 is correct
d. Both No.1 and 2 are wrong
44. An activity considered criminal offense by at least 2 States.
a. International crimes c. Borderless crimes
b. Transnational crimes d. Intra-national crimes
45. A process by which cash assets derived from illicit activities are manipulated to make it appear that it was a proceeds of a
legitimate activities.
a. Money laundering c. Hawala
b. Illegal banking d. Illegal deposit
46. Three – Core Services of the INTERPOL except one ----
a. Unique global police communication system
b. Facilitating international cooperation
c. Range of the criminal databases and analytical services
d. Proactive support or police operations throughout the world
47. Conceptualized in the 1920’s, this organization was established to promote international criminal police cooperation.
a. International Police
b. International Criminal Police Organization
c. ASEAN National Police
d. International Organization of the Chiefs of Police
48. How does INTERPOL helps bring perpetrators of international terrorism to justice?
a. By exchanging information with its member countries
b. By preventing acts of international terrorism
c. By cooperating operatives in the field
d. By promoting best practices and trainings
49. Known as 1-24-7
a. INTERPOL Red Notice Project
b. INTERPOL Global Communication System
c. 1-24-7 Expansion Program
d. inter-Agency Coordination
50. Currently, ASEANAPOL has how many members?
a. 10 c. 15
b. 5 d. 7
51. Which of the following are not members of ASEANAPOL?
a. Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia and Laos
b. Malaysia, Myanmar and Philippines
c. China, Japan, Taiwan and Hongkong
d. Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam
52. ASEANAPOL permanent secretariat is on_______basis.
a. election c. rotational
b. appointment d. screening

53. The Executive Director of the ASEANAPOL secretariat has a term of two (2) years with the rank of _________ of his police
organization
a. General c. Major
 b. Colonel d. Captain
54. If the NAPOLCOM has an administrative control and operational supervision over the Philippines. The_________ of Japan has
administrative supervision over its National Police agency (NPA)
a. National Police Agency
b. Prefectural Public Safety Commission
c. Commissioned of Police
d. National Public Safety Commission
55. The National Police Agency (NPA) of Japan does not admit female applicants.
a. Yes c. Maybe
b. No d. It depends
56. Japan’s Police Agency is headed by ___________.
a. General c. Brigadier General
b. Commissioner General d. Major General
57. What is the lowest rank in the National Police Agency in Japan?
a. Private c. Police
b. Police Officer d. Officer
58. If the PNP of the Philippines has Chief PNP, Singapore Police Force is headed by_______
a. Commissioner of Police c. General
b. Commissioner General d. Commissioner
59. If the PNP of the Philippines has Police Officer 1, Singapore Police Force has-
a. Constable c. Policeman
b. Private d. Inspector
60. Philippine National Police is in the Philippines; ______________________ is in Australia
a. National Police of Australia c. Australian Federal Police
b. Australian National Police d. Federal Police of Australia
61. What is the highest rank in the Australian Federal Police?
a. Commissioner c. Superintendent
b. Commander .d. Constable
62. Japan’s Complex Program of Crime prevention relies upon ______________________.
a. Large budget allocated by the government to the police organization
b. Cooperation and support of the community
c. Increase accountability to the public
d. Reorientation of the patrol activities
63. A kind of student-mentor relationship between the Japanese patrol officers and their supervisors, which allows the officers a
great input into decisions about local problems.
a. Kobun-Oyabun c. Buddy Buddy System
b. Koban d. Mentoring System
64. Basically an urban police post on storefront offices on tiny building assembling sentry stations in Japan like police block in the
Philippines.
a. Koban c. Kobun-Oyabun
b. Chisai-san d. Rav Mitsav
65. A rural officer who required to visit each household twice per year and works with citizens to solve problems.
a. Chisai-san c. Koban-oyabun
b. Koban d. None of the Above
66. Categories of the UN Peace efforts to restore to international peace and security except _________
a. Preventive diplomacy & peace making
b. Peacekeeping enforcement and Peace building
c. Prevention of war and discipline of rough states
d. Sanction ad disarmament
67. Which of the following is not a factor in the Philippines’ participation in UN peacekeeping operations?
a. National capabilities
b. The domestic peace and order situation
c. Available funds to finance the operation
d. National interest and national goals
68. Fundamental principles of UN peacekeeping operations except one
a. Consent and Impartiality
b. Minimum use of the force and credibility
c. Negotiation and mediation
d. Right of State for self regulation and sovereignty
69. To qualify in the UN peacekeeping operations PNP Non-commissioned officer must have a rank of at least____
a. SPOIV c. POII
b. POIII d. SPOI
70. For a Police Commissioned Office one must be at least ______________
a. Police Inspector c. Police Officer III
b. Police Senior Inspector d. Senior Police Officer I

71. The first priority for deployment in the UN peacekeeping missions are _________
a. Those personnel without previous UN mission deployment
b. Those who obtained the highest exam rating
 c. Those with fewer missions
d. Those with previous mission deployment
72. Which of the following circumstances that a PNP personnel who were qualified for UN mission deployment will be declared
default?
a. Failure to submit documentary requirements to the secretariat on specified date
b. Failure to report for processing for deployment
c. Failure to pass the necessary examinations
d. Non-attendance to the scheduled pre-departed orientation seminar
73. In deciding Philippine participation in UN peacekeeping operations, deployment in __________ is given highest priority.
a. Southeast Asian and other areas of ASIA Pacific
b. European Countries
c. Latin American Areas
d. African Areas
74. What notice should the INTERPOL issued against persons whose identity is sought for their involvement in illegal activities
related to criminal matters?
a. Blue Notice c. Yellow Notice
b. Green Notice d. Black Notice
75. INTERPOL means-
a. International Police c. International Criminal Police Organization
b. International Police Organization d. International Organization of the Police
76. Crimes that targeted computer network or facilitated by computer devices.
a. Cybercrime c. Hightech crime
b. Computer crime d. Transnational crime
77. The formal surrender of a fugitive by one State to one another.
a. Deportation c. Extradition
b. Reconduction d. Negotiation
78. Forcible conveying of a destitute foreigner to his home country.
a. Deportation c. Negotiation
b. Extradition d. Reconduction
79. An international agreement between states in written form and governed by International Law.
a. Agreement c. Executive agreement
b. Treaty d. All of the above
80. Through this phenomenon, states’ international integration improves security, but increases inequality and threatens social
order
a. Transition c. Ratification
b. Globalization d. Transfornation
81. The first Filipino president of International Criminal Police Organization.
a. Jolly Bugarin c. Cesar Nazareno
b. Rafael Crame d. Fidel Ramos
82. The present location of INTERPOL’s Headquarters is-
a. Paris, France c. Scotland, UK
b. Lyon, France d. Washington D.C., USA
83. The General Headquarters of the United Nations is located in ___________________.
a. Vienna, Austria c. New York City
b. Lyon, France d. Netherlands
84. This branch of the United Nations is located in Hague, Netherlands that handles judicial matters among member states.
a. General Assembly c. United Nations Judicial Body
b. Security Council d. International Court of Justice
85. The following are the permanent members of the UN Security Council, EXCEPT
a. United Kingdom c. China
b. France d. Japan
86. The equivalent of National Police Commission in China which supervises the day to day activities of its police force.
a. Ministry of State Security c. Ministry of Public Security
b. Ministry of National Defense d. Ministry of Interior
87. The United Nations General Assembly meets annually from __________________.
a. December c. September
b. September to December d. a and b
88. The five permanent members or the Big 5 of the Security Council was chosen based on_________.
a. Victorious Countries of WWII c. Availability of Member States
b. Superpowers of WWII d. a and b
89. The firs president of the INTERPOL .
a. Oskar Dressler c. Johann Schober
b. KHOO Boon Hui d. Vuk Jeremic
90. This type of notice is issued in order to locate, identify or obtain information on a person of interest in a criminal investigation.
a. Green c. Red
b. Blue d. Yellow

91. A Notice to help locate missing persons, often minors, or to help identify persons who are unable to identify themselves.
a. Orange c. Yellow
b. Green d. White
92. Notice issued to warn of an event, a person, an object or a process representing an imminent threat and danger to persons or
property.
a. Black c. Green
b. Purple d. Orange
93. It is issued by the INTERPOL to warn about a person's criminal activities if that person is considered to be a possible threat to
public safety.
a. Green c. INTERPOL Special Notice
b. Black d. Purple
94. A notice issued to seek information on unidentified bodies.
a. Green c. Yellow
b. Black d. Purple
95. Color of Notice issued to provide information on modus operandi, objects, devices and concealment methods used by criminals.
a. Green c. Purple
b. Black d. INTERPOL–United Nations Security Council Special Notice
96. This notice is issued for individuals and entities that are subject to UN sanctions.
a. Red c. Purple
b. Black d. INTERPOL–United Nations Security Council Special Notice
97. The largest police organization in the world is known as:
a. INTERPOL c. International Criminal Police Organization
b. ICPO d. All of them
98. The president of the INTERPOL is elected coming from the _________.
a. Members of General Assembly c. Executive Committee
b. Advisers d. INTERPOL’s Governance
99. The executive committee meets three times a year, usually in March, July and immediate _____________ the meeting of the
General Assembly
a. After b. During c. Before d. b and c
100. The designated contact point of the members of the INTERPOL
a. International Central Bureaus c. Integrated Central Bureaus
b. National Central Bureaus d. INTERPOL Member Bureaus
101. A global police communications system developed by the INTERPOL to exchange crucial data quickly and securely is a
cornerstone of effective international law enforcement.
a. 24/7 Communication System c. 1-7 INTERPOL System
b. I-24/7 d. 24/7 NCB’s System
102. A center of INTERPOL which operates round the clock in all of INTERPOL’s four official languages and serves as the first point of
contact for any member country faced with a crisis situation.
a. Command and Coordination Center c. Crisis Coordination Center
b. National Central Bureaus d. Crisis Management Center
103. The following, EXCEPT one, are original members of the ASEANAPOL
a. Myanmar c. Thailand
b. Indonesia d. Malaysia
104. The permanent secretariat of ASEANAPOL is headed by a executive director and assisted by two deputies
a. One for Administration and one for Operation
b. One for Plans and Programs
c. One for Police Services
d. both b and c
105. What particular place in which the Asian Police Forces meet that resulted in the creation of ASEANAPOL?
a. Jakarta b. Kwula Lumpur c. Manila d. Bangkok