B11-CRIM BET FOR RATIO (300 ITEMS) With Answer
B11-CRIM BET FOR RATIO (300 ITEMS) With Answer
BATCH 11
CRIMINOLOGY BOARD EXAM TRIAL
Prepared by: Prof. Karl Luis Baguhin
4. in 1947 one of the founding scholars of American criminology 12. An act or omission in violation of the public law forbidding or
defined criminology as a social phenomenon which includes within commanding it.
its scope the process of making of laws, breaking of laws and the a. felony
reaction towards breaking of laws. b. crime
a. edwin sutherland c. offense
b. cesare lombroso d. infraction
c. george wilker
d. Dr. sixto deleon 13. Crimes are classified under RPC according to their gravity.
What crime to which the
5. The study of of criminology involves the use of knowledge and law attaches the capital punishment or afflictive penalties
concept of other sciences and field of study which makes the a. grave felonies
study criminology b. less grave felonies
a. dynamic c. light felonies
b. nationalistics d. complex crime
c. applied science
d. social science 14. The commission of criminal acts using the instruments of
modern technology such
6. Criminal ______ refers to the study of milieu to criminality as computers or the internet.
a. psychiatry a. cyber sex
b. psychology b. cyber crime
c. epidemiology c. computer crimes
d. ecology d. computer hacking
7. The science of improving human off springs: 15. Crimes such as theft, shoplifting, and others which are
a. genetics committed to maintain one’s
b. heredity livelihood or as a means for living are what crimes?
c. eugenics a. Rational crimes
d. cultural transmission b. Irrational crimes
c. Blue-collar crimes
8. Dedeng went to quipo. While he is walking around and checking d. White collar crimes
something to buy, a man followed him waiting for an opportunity
to grab his bag. Dedeng left his belongings unattended and 16. A crime can be classified according to its stages of
without delay, the man took his bag. If classified according to the commission. What crime is committed when the offender merely
result, commences the execution of an offense by overt act but which
this crime is nevertheless did not perform all acts of execution which would
a. destructive produce
b. acquisitive the felony by reason of some cause other than his own
c. seasonal spontaneous desistance?
d. episoidal a. Attempted crime
b. Consummated crime
9. The approach that is using the perspective of heredity in c. Frustrated crime
explaining the cause of d. Complex crime
47. The provision of criminal law or penal law must be applied 56. If you will ask Gabriel Tarde, what do you think will he say
uniformly to all person with in territory irrespective of nationality, about fascination of the filipinos over the girl group Momoland?
gender , age and other personal circumstances A. Individual emulate behavior patterns
a. general in application B. Social influence of celebrities
b. territorial in character C. social media shape behavior
c. specific and definite D. Colonial mindset influences behavior
59. In classical criminology it was explained that man’s 67. Their works on social ecology were focused on social
intelligence and rationality controls human behavior and that institution such as the school
before they commit any crime, they try to determines than and the family, and how their breakdown influences deviant and
amount of pain they will suffer, which represent the____from the anti-social behavior:
crime they have a. matza and sykes
committed. b. shaw and mckay
A. Punishment c. akers and burgess
B. penalty d. reckless and hirshi
C. Reward
D. Behavior 68. A violation of the law committed by a person or group in the
course of an otherwise respected and legitimate occupation or
60. This book by charles darwin greatly influenced the thinkers of business enterprise:
the positivist school: a. corporate crime
a. on crimes on punishment b. organized crime
b. communist manifesto c. white collar crime
c. spirit of laws d. occupational crime
d. origin of species
69. The following are categorized under the social process
61. According to lombroso, this kind of criminal are not criminals theories, except
from birth; they become criminals a a result of some change in a. social learning theory
their brains which interferes with their ability to distinguish b. social control theory
between right or wrong: c. social reaction theory
a. born criminals d. social response theory
b. criminaloid
c. insane criminal 70. This theory state that members of the lower class of society
d. irrational criminals create an independent
subculture with its own set of rule, values and norms in order to
62. He founded sociology and applied scientific methods in the cope with social
study of society, which to him passes through stages divided on isolation and economic deprivation.
the basis of how people try to understand it, leading the to adopt a. social disorganization
a rational scientific understanding of the world. Comte called this b. cultural deviance theory
the positive stages and those who followed his writing are called, c. social learning theory
a. positivism d. strain theory
b. august comte
c. sociologist 71.This hypothesized that the more serious, persistent offenders
d. positivist demonstrate lower
intelligence or cognitive ability than non-offenders:
63 . Garafalo traced the roots of criminal behavior not to physical a. emotional intelligence
features but to their psychological equivalents which he called: b. intelligence theory
a. moral irregularities c. genetic influence and positive theory
b. moral abnormalities d. psychological theory
c. moral anomalies
d. moral defects 72. This is a justification of punishment as introduced by the
classical school, which may be classified either as specific or
63 . According to this theory, people strike a balance between general, explaining that punishment serve to set an example to
being “all deviant and all conforming”. Behavior persists the person himself or to the society in general:
depending on the degree to which it was rewarded or punished. a. retribution
a. DAT b. deterrence
77. Youth are enveloped by a deviant culture they learn in 84. They are social drop out and reject both goals and means to
interaction with other: achieve it
a. culture conflict theory A. Innovator
b. containment B. Ritualist
c. differential reinforcement theory C. Retreatist
d. social disorganization theory D. Rebel
78. Which of the following would categorize that crime is 85. Malou is well known for her outgoing personality and
expensive? expensive taste. She is
A. Crime as an associate of society affects almost all people A. Endomorph
regardless of age, sex, race, nationality religion, financial B. Mesomorph
condition, education and other personal C. Ectomorph
circumstances. D. Somatotyping
B. The government and private sector spend an enormous
amount of money for crime detections prosecution, 86. His study focused on the kallikak family tree and he concluded
correction and prevention. that feeble mindedness is inherited and related to deviant
C. Many lives have been lost because of crimes like murder, behaviour and poverty. He was rhe first
homicide and other violent deaths. person to use the term moron
D. Crime rate or incidence in a given locality is reflective of the A. Charles goring
effectiveness of the social defenses employed by the people B. Francis galton
primarily of the police system. C. Henry goddard
D. Calvin goddard
77. This theory maintains that an individual will obey or disobey
societal rules depending upon his ability to rationalize whether he 87. He focused not in bad people but in bad laws.
is protected from harm or destruction A. Cesare lombroso
A. Labelling B. Cesare becarria
B. Drifting C. Cesar montano
C. instrumentalist D. Jeremy bentham
D. Social reaction
89. This study reveals that criminality of the biological father was
78. A doctrine which criminals were seen as distinct types of a major predictor of the child’s behavior:
human who could be distinguised from non-criminal by certain A. XYY syndrome
physical traits. B. Twin studies
A. Theory of differential association C. Adoption studies
B. Theory of biological inferiority D. All of the above
C. Theory of evolution 90. Puroy is a drug dealer who was caught selling drugs. The
D. Theory of natural selection customer pruchasing the drugs was a willing participant in the
interaction and Puroy was merely supplying their need. Puroy
79. These offenses committed by people who are highly respected argue that, though the action was illegal, no one was hurt or
belonging to the upper socio-economic class and result to the injured by the offense.
commission of the crime in line with their profession. a. denial of injury
A. White collar crime b. strain theory
95. Which of the following is not true about principles of positivism 105. This hypothesizes that the interaction among id, the ego and
A. Imposition of deterrence the super ego were responsible for great deal of abnormal
B. Stated that criminality is inherited behavior:
C. Understanding criminality through the use of scientific method a. psychodynamic school
D. Criminal behavior is caused by internal factors b. psychoanalytical theory
c. needs theory of motivation
96. He advocated a system of classifying criminal according to d. both a and b
bodily measurement. Because human skeleton is unchangeable
after the twentieth year and because no two individual are alike 106. A disorder in which the individual cannot recall his or her
in all dimension the method of identification received prominence name and remembers little or nothing about past. It is obliteration
in through repression of awareness of the self and of historical data
1880’s of all or part one’s previous existence:
A. Alphonse bertillon a. dementia
B. Cesare lombroso b. amnesia
C. Charles darwin c. neurosis
D. Charle lucky Luciano d. psychosis
97. It refers to the range of behaviors exhibited by humans and 107. It is an irresistible tendency to perform an act or ritual which
which are influenced by culture, attitude, emotion, values, ethics, the individual feels compelled to carry out even though it is
authority, rapport, hypnosis, persuasion and genetics. recognized as irrational he or she must do it to
a. behavior reduce tension:
b. human behavior a. compulsion
c. forensic psychology b. pressure
d. psychology c. influencing
d. threat
98. focuses in human actions in relation to events taking places
inside the body, especially the brain and the nervous system: 108. It is characterized by a prolonged, severe feeling that
a. psychoanalysis something unpleasant is going to happen when there is no
b. humanistic apparent cause of worry:
c. cognitive a. depression
d. neurological b. anxiety
c. delusion
99. It is the process by which behavior changes as a result of d. schizophrenia
experience or practice:
a. learning 109. A person is made unconscious by the suggestive influences
b. heredity and thus he may commit criminal acts while under such condition
c. environment which he may not otherwise be capable of doing:
d. cognitive a. somnambulism
b. hypnotism
100. The need for achievement, strength, competence, c. semisomnolence
reputation, and status or prestige: d. delirium
a. safety
b. love and belongingness 110. It refers to activities that involve the body in the expression
c. self esteem of erotic or affectionate feeling:
d. self-actualization a. human sexuality
132. The term perpetrator has the same meaning as: 142. It is a type of victim which he is the Primary abusers in
a. victim relationships become victims when the one being abused turns on
b. offender them.
C. law a. depressive
d. movement b. acquisitive
c. lorners
133.. Roy has a problem. He doesn’t really feel much of anything d. tormentor
and he doesn’t even
try to connect with others. When people try to talk to him roy 143. this theory argues that maintaining and monitoring urban
ignores them or responds environments policing low-level offenses can prevent more
in a cold, unfriendly way. serious crimes.
a. paranoid a. broken window theory
b. schizoid b. life style
c. schizotypal c. deviant place
d. avoidant d. victimology
134. A branch of criminology which deals with the study of 145. It is a term that describes the relationship between the victim
individual who, somehow one way or another has contributed to and the criminal
the commission of the crime. a. couple
a. criminology b. penal couple
b. victimology c. twin
c. etiology d. victim
d. penology
146. Who proposed that a person's routine activities or daily
135.Routine activities theory assumes that three thing must be in routine patterns, impact
place in order for a crime to occur. What are these three factors? risk of being a crime victim
a. motivated offender: presence of suitable targets, presence of a. Shaw and mc kay
capable guardian b. Mendelsohn and hentig
b motivated offender, present of suitable target, presence of c. Cohen and Felson
capable guardian b. Wolfgang and Amir
c. presence of motivated offender, presence of suitable
target, absence of capable guardian 147. This Act shall be known as the "Code of Conduct and Ethical
d. absence of motivated offender, presence of suitable target, Standards for Public
absence of capable Officials and Employees
guardian a. RA 6712
b. RA 6713
136.Victimology includes all of the following except. c. RA 3019
a. calculating the actual cost of crime to victims d. RA 9160
b. designing services for crime victims
c. calculating probabilities of victimization 2. Patrolman Cielo govern and disciplines himself by means of
d. calculating probabilities of becoming an offender reason and sound judgement. What virtue does he practice
a. endurance
137. He investigated victim precipitation for the first time he found b. fortitude
out that 26% of homicide were precipitated by the victim. c. prudence
a. Benjamin mendelsohn d. perseverance
b. Marvin wolfgang
c. von hentig 3. Arresting a suspect without a warrant of arrest may tantamount
d. Benjamin alves to:
a. malfeasance
138. What is the most common reason victims report for why they b. non feasance
did not report a crime c. misfeasance
to police? d. feasance
a. personal matter
b. fear of revenge
146. Policy in exercising utmost restraint by law enforcers in the 156. Every person admitted to the practice of Criminology as a
performance of their duties. Registered Criminologist is to bear faithful allegiance to the
a. command responsibility Republic of the Philippines and be loyal to his profession. They
b. parens patriae shall accept as a sacred obligation and responsibility as citizens to
c. maximum tolerance support the Constitution of the Philippines and as a Registered
d. rules of engagement Criminologist to defend the principles of liberty as defined in the
Constitution and Laws.
146. As a general rule, police officers are not permitted or allowed a. primary responsibility
to engage in any other business or calling b. secondary responsibility
a. bribery c. tertiary responsibility
b. neglect of duty d. none
c. moonlighting
d. misconduct 157. The binding spirit that enhances teamwork and cooperation
in the police organization
148. All PNP members must have the moral courage to sacrifice a. gentlemanliness
self-interest in keeping with the time-honored principle of ___ b. duty
a. pride c. camaraderie
b. delicadeza d. valor
c. amor propio
d. pakikisama 158. Among the following core values of the Philippine national
police, which is the most supreme?
149. One common violation committed by law enforcement is the a. love of God
violation of due process of law. Which of the following best explain b. respect for authority
due process of law? c. respect for women
a. law which renders judgement only d. respect for sanctity of marriage
b. law which proceeds upon injury
c. law which hears before it condemns 159. Police officer jewel frequently assumes that he is a master
d. all of these of the people, perform his duties with arrogance and feel that he
is invincible and not an ordinary mortal. Juwil violated the ethical
150. The PNP code of professional conduct and ethical standards act of:
uphold the unconstitutional provision that public office is a public a. integrity
trust and that all public servants must at all time be: b. humility
a. responsible c. perseverance
b. accountable d. morality
c. respectable
d. responsive 160. What is the extent or amount of force necessary in the
performance of duty?
151. What ethical standards is being observed when police a. enough force
officers follow logical procedures in accomplishing their duties in b. reasonable force
order to minimize waste of time, money and effort? c. legal force
a. morality d. justifiable force
b. code of ethics
c. ethics 161. It is the unreasonable, unnecessary and excessive use of
d. orderliness force in the conduct of police operations which does not support
a legitimate police function.
152. Patrolman bayan has been found liable of serious dishonesty, a. cruelty
which is a grave offense reflecting a person’s character and b. police brutality
expose the moral delay which virtually destroys his honor, virtue c. torture
and integrity. What police tradition did he violate? d. battery
a. honor code
b. word of honor 162. It means courage to endure without yielding
c. PNP ethical doctrine a. prudence
d. grave misconduct b. fortitude
c. justice
153. Obedience to superior mean: d. temperance
a. police officers shall obey lawful orders and be
courteous to the superior 163. The police officers use of offensive and obscene language is
officers and other appropriate authorities within the known as police
chain of command a. perjury
b. police officers at all times must recognize that ranks have its b. profanity
own privilege c. gratuity
c. obedience to all orders at all times d. brutality
d. to render salute
173. PNP Ethics Day is celebrated every month of? 185. Assume that you are Chief of police and you found out that
A. January you have unjustly reprimanded police officer Kevin Durant. The
B. March best procedure to follow is
C. September A. Justify the Reprimand
D. October B. Ignore the matter
C. Make no apology but tolerate his behavior
174. What is the basic weapon of police officer? D. Talk to him and admit your mistakes
a. gun
209. The hijacking of a commercial plane and its intentional crash 219. It refers to the process of resolving disputes by filing or
towards the twin towers in new york, USA is more commonly answering a complaint through the public court system. It is the
called 9-11 in reference to what date most familiar type of dispute resolution; civil litigation typically
a. 11 September 2000 involves a defendant facing off against a plaintiff before either a
b. 11 September 2001 judge
c. 11 September 2002 or a judge and jury.
d. 11 September 1999 a. mediation
b. arbitration
210. In responding to the hostage taking incident the following c. negotiation
shall be done by the first responder EXCEPT d. litigation
a. isolate
b. contain 220. It is the body of men created to settle dispute within
c. evaluate barangay level
d. negotiate a. barangay tanod
b. chief tanod
211. In the aftermath of the Rizal park hostage taking incident on c. pangkat tagapagkasundo
august 23, 2010, upon the direction of the president what entity d. lupon tagapamayapa
was created to conduct thorough investigation
a. DILG 221. it refers to any controversy or matter concerning terms and
b. DOJ conditions of employment or the association or representation of
c. IIRC persons in negotiating, fixing, maintaining, changing or arranging
d. PNP Task force the terms and conditions of employment, regardless of whether
the disputants stand in the proximate relation of employer and
212.This is the negotiators most important ally in all situations employee. Employees have the right to self-organization and to
a. back up negotiators form, join or assist labor organizations of their own choosing for
b. psychologists the purpose of collective bargaining through
c. assault team representatives of their own choosing and to engage in concerted
d. time activities for the purpose of collective bargaining and other mutual
aid or protection.
213. The following are the objectives of staling time EXCEPT a. labor dispute
a. permit the implementation of active hostage rescue efforts b. litigation
b. allow for negotiations external to the conflict zone c. dispute resolution
c. resolve the crisis the soonest time possible d. strike
d. reduce the stress environment
222. One where the workers stop working but do not leave their
214.The negotiator that actually communicates with the hostage place of work.
taker a. wild-cat strike
a. primary negotiator b. unfair labor practice
b. secondary negotiator c. economic strike
c. Intelligence negotiator d. sit down strike
d. chief negotiator
215. The intelligence negotiator interviews persons associated 222. one staged by workers to force wage or other economic
with the suspect to compile a criminal history and a history of concessions from the employer which he is not required by law to
mental illness as well as to gather other relevant Information grant.
a. primary a. wild-cat strike
b. secondary negotiator b. unfair labor practice
c. intelligence negotiator c. economic strike
d. sit down strike
216. This stage involves foretelling the likelihood of crises
occurring whether natural or manmade through continuous 223.Declared and staged without filing the required notice of
assessment of all possible threats as well the analysis of strike and without the majority approval of the recognized
developing or reported events and incidents bargaining agent.
a. planning a. wild-cat strike
b. pro – active b. unfair labor practice
c. preparation c. economic strike
d. Prediction d. sit down strike
217. Means any process or procedure used to resolve a dispute 224. It refers to any rally, demonstration, march, parade,
or controversy, other than by adjudication of a presiding judge of procession or any other form of mass or concerted action held in
a court or an officer of a government agency, as defined in this a public place for the purpose of presenting a lawful cause; or
Act, in which a neutral third party participates to assist in the expressing an opinion to the general public on any particular
resolution of issues, which includes arbitration, mediation, issue; or protesting or influencing any state of affairs whether
248. This theory states that companies suffer reputation and 256. Delinquency prevention programs are intended primarily to
business harm when the public blames them for a crisis. It is a. streamlines juvenile court process
founded on the idea that it is human nature to seek to explain b. prevents young people from getting into trouble with
why events occur, especially sudden and damaging incidents like the law
crises. c. makes the police more effective in dealing with juveniles
Typically, people attribute responsibility to an entity, such as a d. rehabilitates young people who are drug user
company, or a situation. When people blame an organization, they
direct negative emotions toward it 257. A parent who provide a sperm, egg or uterus to help in the
a. diffusion innovation conception of a child
b. situational crisis communication theory a. step parent
c. attribution theory b. unfit parent
d. image repair theory c. surrogate
d. biological parent
249.This law declares “the child is not a mere creature of the
State. Hence, his individual traits and aptitudes should be 258. The most basic social institution which most extent control
cultivated to the utmost insofar as they do not conflict with the over the behavior of young personis:
general welfare. The molding of the character of the child starts a. church
at the b. family
home. Consequently, every member of the family should strive to c. peer group
make the home a wholesome and harmonious place as its d. school
atmosphere and condition will greatly influence the child’s
development.
260. Under RA 10630, a child who is above 12 years of age up to 271. It is a child caring institution that provide are for six or more
15 years of age and who commits an offense for the second time children below 6 yrs of age 24 hours a day, except those duly
or oftener, shall be deemed a neglected child under PD 603 as licensed to offer primarily medical and educational services?
amended and shall a. bahay pag asa
a. undergoes intensive intervention program b. maternity homes
b. remains exempt from criminal liability c. shelter care institution
c. be committed back to the care of his parent subject to an d. nursery
intervention and visitation by the
social welfare office 272. Who is the chairman of the Lupon Tagapamayapa in the
d. all of the above Barangay Level where there is a diversion program?
A. Punong Barangay
261. This principle requires a process of resolving conflicts with B. BCPC Chairman
the maximum involvement of the C. LSWDO
victim, the offender and the community: D. PNP member
a. juvenile justice welfare system
b. juvenile justice management 273.. It is one who’s basic needs have been deliberately
c. restorative justice unattended or inadequately attended
d. reintegration a. neglected child
b. abandoned
262. It is the maltreatment of a child, whether habitual or not c. dependent child
a. child exploitation d. all of these
b. child molestation
c. child abuse 274. These kinds of parents are warm but firm, they set standards
d. child trafficking for the child’s conduct but from expectation not consistent with
the child’s developing needs and capabilities.
263. Under RA 9344, a child over 15 but under 18 at the time of a. authoritarian
the commission of the offense b. authoritative
shall also be exempted from criminal liability, unless c. indulgent
a. he is willing to undergo diversion program d. indifferent
b. he applied for suspension of sentence
c. he acted with discernment 278. It refers to the series of activities which are designed to
d. he acted without discernment address issues that caused the child
to commit an offense.
264. It is the postponement of the imposition of the sentence a. intervention
against a youth offender b. diversion
a. probation c. integration
b. exemption d. diversion program
c. reprieve
d. suspension of sentence 279. A child who is voluntary or involuntary committed to the
DSWD or to duly licensed and
265. Under RA 9344, as provided in the procedure of initial contact accredited child-placing agency, free from parental authority is a:
with a child in conflict with the law, such child should be turned a. child legally for adoption
over to the DSWD within this period from the time of his arrest? b. emancipated child
a. within 8 hours c. legally free
b. 8 hours d. hassle free child
c. within 12 hours
d. 12 hours 280.Research is intended to all bodies of scientific knowledge in
order to discover the basic truth or principles.
267. The act of branding or giving a child a name associated wit a. applied research
his act is called b. action research
a. name dropping c. field research
b. name calling d. pure research
c. word play
d. labelling 281. Another term for basic research:
a. applied research
268. As provided for under RA 9344, the following are the stages b. action research
where diversion may be conducted: c. field research
a. barangay d. pure research
b. law enforcement
c. inquest or preliminary stage 282. A decision oriented research which involves the application
d. all levels and phases of the proceedings including judicial level of the steps of scientific method in response to an immediate need
e. all of the above for improvement of existing practices
a. action research
269. This law create family court, providing to the latter an b. applied research
exclusive jurisdiction over the child and family cases: c. pure research
a. RA 7610 d. laboratory
b. RA 8369
c. RA 9344 283. It primarily aims to test theories and concepts developed for
D RA 10640 verification, application, development, support and their
relationships to the existing fund of knowledge
289. Research design uses interview, observation and documents 300. Abstract must contain of how many words?
to obtain in-dept analysis of data a. 100-500
a. qualitative b. 200-400
b. primary data c.300- 400
c. experimental d. 250- 500
d. case study
293. This refers to the overall plan and scheme in conducting the
study
a. methods of research
b. research design
c. both a and c