Comparative Police System

1. What is the equivalent of the Philippines Police Officer 1 rank in Thailand?

a. Police Corporal c. Policeman 1

b. Police Lance Corporal d. Constable

2. In the Philippines, the PNP is administered by the National Police Commission, what is the
equivalent of the National Police Commission in Thailand police management?

a. Ministry of the Interior c. National Public Security Commission

b. Ministry of the Exterior d. National Public Commission

3. What is the equivalent of the Philippines National Police Commission in Japans’ policing
system?

a. National Public Safety Commission c. National Police Security Commission

b. National Public Security Commission d. National State Police Commission

4. Philippine National Police is the main law enforcement in the Philippines while in Japan is

a. Japan National Police c. National Law Enforcement of Japan

b. Japan National Law Enforcement Agency d. National Police Agency

5. The Israel Police Force training is administered by its:

a. Ministry of the Interior c. Ministry of Home and Internal Affairs

b. Ministry of Home of Affairs d. Ministry of Public Security

6. India Police examination is administered by

a. Civil Service Commission for Examination c. India Ministry of Commission

b. India Police Service Commission d. Union Public Service for Examination

7. What is the main police force in Malaysia?

a. Malaysian National Police c. Royal Malaysian Security Police

b. Malaysian Public Security d. Royal Malaysian Police

8. What country that has the motto of “To Protect and Serve”?

a. Philippines c. Indonesia

b.Cambodia d. Maldives

9. KNPA stands for

a. Korean National Police Agency for South Korea

b. Korean National Police Agency for North Korea

c. Korean National Public Agency

d. Korean National Public Adminstration

10. The Central Training Institute of Myanmar Police Force is situated in

a. Maymyo c. Moyma

b. Myomay d. Momma

11. What is the lowest rank in Bhutan police system?

a.Gagpa c. Gopa

b. Gaga d. Goga

12. The chief of police in Bhutan policing system has the rank of

a. Gagpoen c. Wogma

b. Gongma d. Jungpoen
13. Under the police rank system of Sri Lanka, the highest junior gazetted officer is

a. Chief Inspector of police c. Commissioner of Police

b. Inspector General of police d. Director General

14. Nepal Police organization is under the Ministry of

a. Home Affairs c. Interior

b. Public Safety d. Defense

15. What country requires its police applicants age is 18-35 years of age and must have finished
secondary education?

a. Kazakhstan c. Oman

b. Cambodia d. Vietnam

16. What country wherein faithfulness and obedience to God is one of the entry qualifications?

a. India c. Sri Lanka

b. Israel d. Indonesia

17. To pay promptly over money collected by constables to the magistrate court is one of the
duties of police in Georgia.This statement is true. These statements are

a. True c. Confusing

b. False d. Maybe true

18. Dae Wonsu is the highest rank in North Korea, what is the second highest rank?

a. Wonsu c. Sangwi

b. Tungmu-sangsa d.Chungsa
19. The highest National Police rank of Iran is

a. Director General c. Commissioner of Police

b. Commissioner General d. General

20. Police Officer 1 in the Philippines, what is the equivalent in Oman?

a. Policeman c. Corporal

b. Constable d. Conscript

21. What police system that placed a high degree of emphasis on the elimination of juvenile
crime?

a. United Arab Emirates c. Kingdom of Saudia Arabia

b. United Kingdom d. Lebanon

22. What is the equivalent Police Officer 2 rank in the Phlippines in Singapore police?

a. Constable c. Lance Corporal

b. Corporal d. Special Constable

23. How many ranks are there in Singapore police?

a. 23 c. 21

b. 22 d. 20

24. The lowest rank in Pakistan police force is

a. policemen c. special constable

b. corporal d. constable

25. Police Supervisor General is the highest rank in

 a. Kuwait c. Qatar

b. Syria d. Taiwan

26. Police training in this country requires the different trainings depending on the ranks that one
is interested to apply as a result you don’t need to start at the lowest rank to become
commissioned officer. This is practiced in

a. Papua New Guinea c. Bangladesh

b. Afghanistan d. Pakistan

27. Regardless of your citizenship you are qualified to apply as a police officer in what
country?

a. Nepal c. Georgia

b. Saudi Arabia d. Kazakhstan

28. What police is being accused of rape by women detainees?

a. RPPNG c. RPI

b. RPB d. RNZP

29. The Sultan Qaboos Academy for Police Sciences can be found in

a. Indonesia c. Kudarat

b. Malaysia d. Oman

30. “Securing a Safety Community” is the police motto of

a. Royal Police of Papua New Guinea c. Royal Police of New Zealand

b. Royal Police of Oman d. Royal Police of India

31. Which of the following countries allow foreigners to become an officer in their police
system?

a. United States c. Nepal

b. Kuwait d. b and c

32. In North Korean police and military systems their Reserve Military Training Unit consist of
approximately 1.7 million, their Worker-Peasant Militia consist 4.1 million while the Young
Red Guards consist of

a. 1.2 million c. 1.4 million

b. 1.3 million d. 1.5 million

33. What North Korean force is mandatory for its citizen to attend training?

a. Worker-Peasant Militia c. Korean People's Air Force

b. Reserve Military Training Unit d. Young Red Guards

34. What North Korean force is in charged with their missiles?

a. Korean People's Army c. Korean People's Air Force

b. North Korean Navy d. Artillery guidance bureau

35. The duration of the basic training course for police of Myanmar takes long for

a. 9 months c. 7 months

b.8 months d. 6 months

36. Which of the following police in Thailand that consist of uniformed personnel who lack
police powers and are largely responsible for writing out reports for insurance of companies for
victims of theft?

a. Central Investigation Bureau c. Immigration police division

b. Tourist police d. Metropolitan police division

37. How many police ranks are there in Thailand?

a. 16 c. 15

b. 17 d. 14

38. The United Arab Emirates (UAE) National Guard officer candidates attend their training in

a. United Arab Emirates Police Academy c. UAE Military Academy

b. Kuwaiti Military College d. UAE Army Academy

39. UAE police is a __________ police organization.

a. centralized c. organized

b. decentralized d. disorganized

40. In Lebanon, all officers are required to attend the police academy for basic training which is
_______ weeks long.

a. 5 c. 15

b. 10 d. 2o

41. What is the entry age qualification for police in Qatar?

a. 15 c. 17

b. 16 d. 21- 28

42. The equivalent of the Philippines Police Officer 1 is ___________ in Qatar.

a. Constable c. cadet

b. Shurti d. Probationary rank 1

43. The highest rank in the Philippine National Police is Director General while in Syria it is

a. Inspector General of Police c. Commissioner of Police

b. Director General d. Brigadier General

44. The following countries have similar highest ranks, except for

a. Phlippines c. Turkey

b. Laos d. Syria

45. Which country that has a four level of ranking system?

a. Myanmar c. Maldives

b. Malaysia d. Georgia

46. Police Supervisor General is the highest rank in

a. Thailand c. Turkey

b. Taiwan d. Israel

47. What is the equivalent of the Ministry of Interior and Justice in Iran in the Philippines?

a. NAPOLCOM c. IAS

b. DILG d. PLEB

48. The local police officer assigned in post in villages and rural police areas in Japan is called

a. Kimchusan c. Chusai-san

b. Kitusan d.Chuzaisho

49. The belief that social order can be achieved through moral and political reform because man
is by nature good or capable of goodness is
 a. Napoleonic thought c. Dewey’s thought

b. Peelan’s thought d. Confucian thought

50. Koban is a police post in urban areas of Japan while Chuzaisho is

a. local police officer in China c. local police officer in Thailand

b. local police officer in Japan d. local police officer in New zealand

51. Gendarmerie Nationale is the French police organization operating within the Ministry of
Defense that is responsible for

a. urban areas c. protection of gender

b. rural areas d. protection of rights of female

52. Schupo or Schutspolizei means

a. village police c. territorial police

b. municipal police d. federal police

53. The moral or religious police force in Saudi Arabia responsible for enforcing the Qur’an is

a. Mubahith c. Mumbaki

b. Mutawa d. Munaikan

54. Offenses whose inception, proportion, and or direct or indirect effects involve more than one
nation is

a. International crime c. globalization crime

b. transnational crime d. terrorism crime

55. The major anticrime campaign initiated by the Communist party in China is

a. Xianda c. Zanda
 b. Yanda d. Wanda

56. A type of society that has system of laws along with armies of lawyers and police who tend
to keep busy handling political crime and terrorism and a punishment.

a. folk- communal c. urban commercial

b. urban industrial d. bureaucratic

57. A type of criminal justice or police system where adversarial is a strong and where lawyers
interpret and judges are bound by precedent.

a. common c. socialist

b. civil d. Islamic

58. A model of police system that if the criminals are poor the government would conduct a
study so that they could raise the family from poverty.

a. Ireland c. France

b. Switzerland d. Thailand

59. The investigation, evaluating, and comparing the criminal justice processes of more than one
country, culture, or institution is

a. transnational crime c. Comparative police system

b. international crime d. comparative criminal justice system

60. The package of transnational flows of people’s, openness to ideas and authority is

a. globalization universalization c. globalization deteritorialization

b. globalization liberalization d. none of the choices

61. The package of transnational flows of people’s and making the world as one village is
 a. globalization universalization c. globalization deterilization

b. globalization liberalization d. none of the choices

62. A review whereby advisory opinions rather than judgments are rendered because
constitutionality is decided without hearing an actual case that has arisen under a particular law
is

a. Adjudicators c. Adversarial

b. Administrative d. Abstract

63. Attorneys in France are called

a. Advocats c. Counsel

b. Lawyer d. your honor

64. The religious terrorist group that supported Islam in the current Persian Gulf region during
the years 1090-1275.

a. Assassins c. Ujama

b. Al-Qaida d. Yakuza

65. The effect of the drug eradication strategies such that drugs are eliminated from one region
only to have production increase in another region to meet demand is called

a. Balloon c. UFO

b. Kite d. Birds

66. Committees in England that act as an independent watchdog on the prisons, meeting with

inmates and staff to safeguard the well-being and rights of all prisoners and to help
with

problems of discipline and administrations.

a.Board of Borstals c. Board of Bundestag

 b. Board of Bundersat d. Board of Visitors

67. All law that is not criminal; the body of rules that regulate behavior between individuals that
do not involve the potential of criminal sanctions (contracts, torts, wills, poverty, family matters,
commercial law)

a. Common Law c. Community law

b. Commercial Law d. Civil Law

68. The belief that social order can be achieved through moral and political reform, because man
is by nature good or capable of goodness; the idea of group consciousness or collectivity is the
main force behind motivating people to avoid illegal or immoral activity

a. Mao Tse Tong c. Hitleran

b. Napoleonican d. Confucian

69. The illegal trading of persons across borders against their will formal financial gain is

a. Human Trafficking c. Illegal recruitment

b. Illegal Immigration d. none of these

70. The study and description of country’s law, criminal procedure or justice process.

a. International Police c. International Criminal Organization

b. International Criminal Tribunal d. International Criminal Justice

71. The holy war by the Islamic fundamentalists who want to protect their religion from
creeping secularism and cultural imperialism posed by Western countries such as the United
States is

a. Monarch c. Italian Mafia

b. Magister d. Jihad
72. A method of therapy used in Japan whereby individuals use introspection to understand the
impact of their behavior on others and others on them.

a. Mubahit c. Yugurs

b. Mutawa d. Naikan

73. An individual in Socialist Law systems who hears complaints and ensures that government
agents are performing their functions correctly.

a. Sandigan c. Factionman

b. Tribesman d. Ombudsman

74. The governmental structures in England consisting of the monarch, the House of Lords,
and

the House of Commons is

a. Socialist c. Federal

b. Presidential d. Parliament

75. The Supreme court of Japan, divided into three separate benches of five justice, that handles
all illegal matters other than those assigned the Grand Bench, including the cases of appellate-

level jurisdiction is known as

a. Summary c. Board of Grievances

b. Kourtarok d. Petty Bench

76. The French police organization within the ministry of the Interior responsible for Paris and

other urban areas.

a. Gendarmarie c. Police courts

b. Police Authority Board d. Police Nationale

77. The process whereby the judicial or criminal fairness is perverted in order to achieve
particular

political objectives.

a. Politicized justice c. Political culture

b. Political and policy d. Political science

78. These are lay judges in Germany used extensively in courts of appeal for minor offenses and
for first level criminal offenses.

a. Schoffen c. Schupo

b. Schtzpolizei d. Schapo

79. Military leaders who exercised absolute rule in Japan during the year of isolation from
other cultures from 1603-1867.

a. Shoguns c. Shura

b. Shari’a d. Shoiders

80. In England, professional attorneys who are paid by the state for their work are called

a. Stipendiary magistrates c. Stipendiary lords

b. State-sponsored d. Sponsored attorneys

81. The terrorist group beginning in seventh-century India whose reign lasted for seven centuries
and executed million of people

a. Thugs c. Yakuza

b. Diaspora d.Terrorism

82. The process whereby the judicial or criminal fairness is perverted in order to achieve
particular political objectives is

a. Politicized justice c. Political culture

 b. Political and policy d. Political Science

83. These are national police forces that have a specific, non-regional jurisdiction, such as the
British Transport Police. The Serious Organized Crime and Police Act 2005 refers to

a. Special police forces c. Non-police law enforcement agencies

b. Miscellaneous police forces d. Wales police forces

84. Which of the following is the highest police rank in UK?

a. Chief supt. c. Chief constable

b. Director General d. Director

85. The police system in England and UK is

a. centralized c. disorganized

b. decentralized d. demoralized

86. To be appointed and to become a police officer in UK, one must have the age upper limit of

a. 28 c. 32

b. 30 d. none of these

87. There are no formal educational requirements for recruitment in England. This statement is

a. true c. high school graduate is the req.

b. false d. it is 2nd year college

8. The retirement age of police officer in UK is

a. 55 c. 57

b. 56 d. 58
89. People’s Law Enforcement Board in the Philippines is tantamount to England as

a. Police Authority Board c. People’s Authority Board

b. Police commission Board d. People’s commission Board

90. law enforcement in United Kingdom is organized separately in each of the legal systems of
England and Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland. This statement is

a. True c. no, some are united

b. False d. yes, some are separated

91. Which of the following countries that has a centralized police organization?

a. Philippines c. New Zealand

b. USA d. UK

92. How many divisions of police districts are present in New Zealand law enforcement?

a. 12 c. 14

b. 13 d. 15

93. The general emergency call number in New Zealand Police is 111 while the traffic call
number is

a. 222 c. 444

b. 333 d. 555

94. The equivalent of Philippine Public Safety College in New Zealand is

a. Royal New Zealand Police College

b. New Zealand Safety Police College

 c. Academy New Zealand Police College

d. Public Safety New Zealand Police

95. A recently graduated constable in NZ is considered a Probationary Constable for up to two

years, until he or she has passed ten workplace assessment standards and a compulsory
university paper. The completion of the above is known

a. as obtaining permanent appointment

b. as obtaining temporary appointment

c. as obtaining qualifications for promotion

d. as obtaining requirement promotion

96. Must be a competent swimmer is a minimum requirement to become police officer in what
country.

a. New Zealand c. Australia

b. England d. France

97. What country requires applicant for police to have attended a recruitment information
seminar?

a. Germany c. Saudi Arabia

b. Australia d. New Zealand

98. Aminayat means

a. Secret police c. to evaluate for acceptance

b. Investigating officer d. to subject to expert correction

99. The national police force responsible for enforcing criminal law, enhancing public safety,
maintains order and keeping the peace throughout New Zealand.

a. New Zealand Army c. New Zealand Constable

 b. New Zealand Marine d. New Zealand Police

100. In England & Wales, the chief police officer of a territorial police force may designate any
person who is employed by the police authority maintaining that force, and is under the direction
and control of that chief police officer. This statement is

a. true c. It cannot be understood

b. false d. any of the above

Industrial Security Management with Disaster Control

1. The state or quality of being secured or freedom from fear on danger is referred to as

A. liberty C. protection

B. security D. dangerless

2. Who among the following refers to a group of people or organization entrusted with the job of
protecting somebody or something, especially a building or institution, against crime?

A. security officers C. security managers

B. protectors D. guards

3. These are conditions or acts that may cause damage to property, injury, or loss of life.

A. hazards C. danger

B. risks D. warning

4. Preventing or stopping hazards in causing unintentional or intentional damage to property,

injury or loss of life is the role of –

A. managers C. security
B. administrators D. agencies

5. Which of these does not describe security?

A. state or feeling of safety

B. freedom from worry about possible loss

C. security hazards

D. something giving assurance

6. The Act governing the organization and management of private security agency, company
guard forces and government security forces is known as –

A. R.A. 8551 C. R.A. 8553

B. R.A. 6975 D. R.A. 5487

7. All are three major divisions of security, except:

A. Physical security

B. Document and Information Security

C. Personnel Security

D. Communication Security

8. What law gives the PNP the responsibilities in the supervision, control and training, and
operations of security agencies and in the issuance of license to operate and the license to practice
the security profession?

A. R.A. 8551 C. R.A. 8553

B. R.A. 6975 D. R.A. 5487

9. In 1950’s private security agencies/guard were under the supervision and control of the
_________.
A. Philippine Constabulary C. INP

B. Municipal/City Mayor D. PCSUSIA

10 . What barrier is established to protect the surrounding of an installation?

A. Animal Barrier C. Energy Barrier

B. Human Barrier D. Structural Barrier

11. A more in-depth study including risk management, analysis of risk factors, environmental

and physiological security, and analysis of crime patterns, fraud and internal theft is:

A. Security Analysis C. Appraisal

B. Building Inspection D. Security Survey

12. The term may mean security measures applied to business industries.

A. Industrial Security C. Security Agency

B. Company Security Force D. Security Business

13. This could be defined as “the skillful handling of the security and safety measures of business
enterprises and industrial establishments.”

A. Security Operations

B. Industrial Security Management

C. Security Administration

D. Security Enterprises

14. There are two security measures usually undertaken: the active and passive measures. Which
of these is not an active measure?

A. Security education C. physical barriers

B. Security lightings D. safes and vaults

15. In the field of industrial security, various types of security are applied depending on the

A. time and season

B. installation and the security needs

C. people and environment

D. financial capabilities of the installation

16. It is the broadest branch of security which is concerned with the physical measures adopted to
prevent unauthorized access to equipment, facilities, materials, and documents, and to safeguard
them against espionage, sabotage damage and theft.

A. Industrial security C. Physical security

B. Communication Security D. VIP Security

17. A component of communications security that results from all measures designed to protect
transmission from the interception, traffic analysis, and imitative deception.

A. Cryptographic Security C. Physical Security

B. Transmission Security D. Speech security

18. It refers to the protection of assets, guests, personal effects and other properties in hotels, inns,
and other similar establishments.

A. Bank Security C. Hotel Security

B. Personal Security D. Crises Security

19. This is a type of security that deals primarily with the protection of processes, formula, patents
and other industrial and manufacturing activities from espionage, infiltration, loss, compromise,
or photocopying.

A. Operational Security C. Strategic Security

B. Tactical Security D. Document Security

20. This is involved in the background checks of individuals commensurate with the security
requirements of their work. This also includes measures designed to protect employees of an
organization or business establishment.

A. Air Cargo Security C. Personal Security

B. Employee Security D. Personnel Security

21. It is the broadest branch of security which is actually a system of barriers placed between
potential intruders and the matters to be protected.

A. Document Security C. Industrial Security

B. Physical Security D. Operational Security

22. This refers to any physical structure whether natural or man made capable of restricting,
deterring, delaying or preventing illegal and unauthorized access to an installation.

A. Barriers C. Hazards

B. Fences D. Walls

23. The following are the principles which necessitates the establishment of physical measures to
deny unauthorized access or intrusion, except:

A. Enemy Agents Must Access

B. There is Impenetrable Barrier

C. Surreptitious versus Non-Surreptitious Entry

D. Each Installation is Different

24. What is the term referring to barriers which are offered by nature which could obstruct or
delay the passage way of potential intruders?

A. Artificial Barriers C. Natural Barriers

B. Nature Provided Barriers D. Man-made Barriers

25. These barriers include mountains, cliffs, canyons, ravens, seas, marshes, deserts, or terrain
difficult to traverse.

A. Natural C. Structural

B. Human D. Energy

26. These barriers are usually shepherd dogs trained for and used as guards.

A. Natural C. Animal

B. Human D. Energy

27. What is the level of security where the system designed to impede unauthorized external
activity such as simple intrusion to armed attack?

A. Minimum C. Low Level

B. Medium D. High Level

28. It is a medium of structure which defines the physical limits of an installations or area to
restrict or impede access thereto.

A. Perimeter Barrier C. Fences

B. Limiting Barrier D. Restrictive Barrier

29. Security managers and security personnel also consider the various lines of defense that could
help delay or stop intruders. First Line includes –

A. the building exterior

B. all perimeter barriers

C. those internal control measures

D. First security responders

30. Perimeter barrier openings include the following, except:

A. gates and doors C. windows

B. sidewalk elevators D. septic tank opening

31. Perimeter barriers openings are needed to be monitored because they -

A. could be used by intruders

B. could be used as escape route

C. are security eye sores

D. should be repaired immediately

32. It is an unobstructed area maintained on both sides of the perimeter barrier.

A. Clear zone C. Perimeter area

B. Strolling area D. Patrolling zone

33. These are independent structures designed to control physical and visual access between
outside areas.

A. fences C. perimeter barriers

C. walls D. grills or bars

34. It is an additional overhang of barbed wire placed on vertical perimeter fences facing upward
and outward with a 45-degree angle with three to four strands of barbed wires spaced 6-inches
apart.

A. Guard Control Stations C. Top Guard

B. Guard Towers D. Cliffhanger

35. What lighting system is manually operated and is usually made up of movable search or
floodlights that can be located in selected or special locations which will require lighting only for
short period of time?
A. Standby lighting C. Movable lighting
B. Emergency lighting D. Continuous lighting

36. What lighting system is used in times of power failure or other emergencies when other
systems are inoperative?
A. Standby lighting C. Floodlights
B. Movable Lighting D. Emergency lighting

37. The most familiar type of outdoor security lighting designed to provide two specific results:
glare projection or controlled lighting refers to
A. Standby Lighting C. Continuous Lighting
B. Emergency Lighting D. Portable Lighting

38. A type of protective lighting being used in prisons and correctional institutions to illuminate
walls and outside barriers.

A. Glare Projection type C. Controlled Lighting

B. Continuous Lighting D. Standby Lighting

39. A kind of alarm which detects any sound caused by attempted force entry.
A. Vibration Detection Device C. Electric Eye Device
B. Laser Beam Alarm D. Audio Detection Device

40. This system consists of ringing up a visual or audible alarm near the object to be protected.
A. Central Station System C. Auxiliary Alarm
B. Local Alarm D. Proprietary System

41. A type of protective alarm wherein the currency activation devices are placed in the teller’s
cash drawer and connected to the alarm system using a wire connector.

A. Foot Rail Activator C. Bill Traps

B. Foot Button D. Knee or Thigh Button

42. What is the alarm system where in buildings or compounds, all possible point of entry can be
wired by using electrically charge strips of tinfoil wire?

A. Breaking an Electrical Circuit through a Metallic Foil or Wire

B. Interruption of Light Beam of Photo

C. Detecting Sound and Vibration through an Audio Detection Device

D. Vibration Detection Device

43. This type of alarm is done by requiring on both side of the device and therefore the probability
of accidental alarm is reduced.

A. Bill traps C. Knee or Thigh Button

B. Foot Button D. Double Squeeze Buttons

44. Which of these types of lock can be opened and closed remotely by electronic means?

A. electrical lock C. combination lock

B. magnetic lock D. coded lock

45.A system used in big installations whereby keys can open a group or groups of locks is known
as-

A. maison keying C. master key system

B. master keying system D. code lock

46.An English term used to denote a lock picker.

A. Peter Pan C. Peterman

B. Picker D. all of these

47.A mechanical, electrical, hydraulic or electronic device designed to prevent entry into a
building, room, container or hiding.
A. Keys C. Cabinet

B. Locks D. Alarm

48.What metallic container is used for the safekeeping of documents or small items in an office or
installation?

A. safe C. file box

B. vault D. file room

49.What is the Private Security Agency Law of the Philippines?

A. Republic Act 5487 C. Republic Act 4857
B. Republic Act 9165 D. Republic Act 3815

50.Security guard is otherwise called the following except:

A. Private security guard C. security guard

B. watchman D. none of these

51.A written order or schedule issued by a superior officer usually the private security agency or
branch manger or operations officer assigning the performance of private security or detective
service duties.
A.Duty Detail Order

B.License to Exercise Profession

C.License to Operate

D.None of these

52.SAGSD stands for

A.Security Agency and Guard Supervisor Division

B.Safety Agency and Guard Monitoring Department

C.Security Agency and Guard Supervision District

D.Security Agency and Guard Supervision Division

53.What type of license is issued after complying with licensing requirements by a person who
wants to engage in security management?

A.Regular License to Operate

B.Temporary License to Operate

C.Regular License to Exercise Profession

D.Temporary License to Exercise Profession

54.A private security agency should have a minimum of ______ licensed private security under its
employ before a regular license shall be granted.
A. 30 C. 1,000

B. 200 D. 60

55.Company guard force or private detective agency shall have a minimum of _____ licensed
private security personnel under its employ before a regular license shall be granted.

A. 30 C. 1,000

B. 200 D. 60

56.The application for renewal of license to operate shall be filed at least _____ days before expiry
date of license to operate.

A. 30 days C. 120 days

B. 60 days D. 180 days

57.An applicant for license to operate must at least have a minimum capitalization of:

A. Php 500,000 C. Php 1,000,000

B. Php 100,000 D. Php 5,000,000

58.What is the validity of a license to operate?

A. 2 years C. 6 years

B. 4 years D. 1 year

59.Security guards is otherwise called the following except

A. Private security guard C. security guard

B. watchman D. none of these

60.The application for license to exercise security profession and/or permit to operate a private
security agency shall be filed with the office of the -

A. Chief, PNP thru the Chief, PNP-SAGSD

B. Securities and Exchange Commission

C. Sec., DILG

D. Chief, PNP-SOSIA

61.How many pieces of licensed firearms a PSA with 100 guards must initially procure?

A. 10 D. 30

B. 15 E. 100

C. 20

62.Which of the following should not be issued to a private security guard under normal
condition?

A. Cal. .45 D. 12 Gauge Shotgun

B. Cal. .38 E. none of these

C. Magnum .22

63.The minimum age for security guard’s license is –

A. 18 D. 21
B. 19 E. 25

C. 20

64.The number of rounds of ammunition assigned per unit or per firearm should not exceed –

A. 25 D. 50

B. 30 E. 100

C. 40

65.The maximum number of rounds of ammunition issued per security guard is –

A.5 D. 20

B. 10 E. 25

C. 15

66.Under R.A. 5487, firearms’ license could be revoked because of the following, except:

A. Failure to submit any issued FA for verification as required by Sec. 897 of RAC

B. Carrying of FAs by security personnel w/out appropriate DDO

C. When its SN is duplicated or using the SN for more than one FA

D. Carrying of FAs inside the place stated in the permit as required by E.O. or carrying FA in
places prohibited under the law

E. None of the above

67.The following consist the standard uniform for male security guards, except:

A. Headgear D. service skirt

B. service trousers E. footwear

C. service belt
68.All employers/owners/operators of PSA/CSF shall provide at least one (1) set of the prescribed
uniform free of charge to their respective security guard for–

A. every six month of service with them

B. every year of service with them

C. every regular or permanent security guard

D. every good reported performance

69.Who is not part of the security management staff?

A. Security Director

B. Security Executive Director

C. Security Staff Director

D. Security Supervisor 3

70.The rank of a watchman or security is -

A. Security Guard 1 C. Security Guard 2

B. Security Guard 3 D. Ordinary Guard

71.He is responsible for the entire operation and administration/management of the security
agency and directly responsible to the agency operator/owner/Board of Directors

A. Agency manager/Chief Security Officer

B. Assistant Agency Manager

C. Security Staff Director for Operation

D. Security Staff Director for Administration

72.Security Guard 3 or The Post-in-charge is –

A. responsible for the entire detailed security officer/personnel within a certain
establishment

B. responsible for the security officers who are scheduled in a certain shift for a particular period

C. the one actually posted as watchman and or guard

D. the alter ego of the Detachment Commander

73. Which is not a function of the Office of the Operations Manager/Staff Director for Operations

A. operations C. training

B. intelligence D. liaison

74.The duty of SG making arrest is to –

A. immediately turn over the person arrested to the nearest peace officer

B. keep the arrested officer for safekeeping

C. prepare arrest report

D. investigate the arrested person

75.General scope of private detective work includes the following, except:

A. background investigation

B. Locating missing person

C. proving the cause and motive of a murderer

D. Surveillance work

76. A conference or dialogue between the survey team and management officials of a plant
before security survey is conducted.

A. Post Conference C. Pre-Conference

B. Entrance Conference D. Primary Conference

77. The exposure and teaching of employees on security and its relevance to their work.

A. Orientation C. Reminders

B. Safety D. Security Education

78. A heavily constructive fire and burglar resistant container usually a part of the buildings
structure used to keep and protect cash, documents, and negotiable instruments.

A. Vaults C. Safe

B. Cabinets D. All of them

79. Qualified years experience of security consultant is:

A 10 C. 5 years
B. 15 yrs D. 20yrs

80. The management for keys in a plant, office or business organization to prevent unauthorized
access to said keys;

A. key control C. control key

B. intrusion alarm key D. security key

81. The providing of sufficient illumination to areas, buildings, fencing or other spots
during hours of darkness to insure visibility of the guards and to act as deterrent to intruders;

A. lighting security C. agency light

B. emergency light D. guard light

82. A method, scheme, or device or their combinations thwart prevent, delay, or negate
criminal acts;

A. counter measure C. Fencing

B. Burglar-resistive D. dry-run
83. An alarm device using radio waves so that any object causing a disturbance of that wave in a
room actuates a signal with security;

A Motion detector C. cross alarm

B. Burglar alarm D. auxiliary alarm

84. A written authority issued by the agency directing a guard to perform a certain lawful task;

A. Mission order C. Memorandum

B. General order D. Standard operating procedure

85. A method used by security to screen outsiders and visitors with or with out vehicles before
being admitted into installation;

A. pass system C. local alarm system

B. paging system D. central station system

86. The willful and malicious disruption of the normal activities process and functions of a plant,
installation or premises. This can be by explosion, psychological, mechanical, incendiary and
other means:

A. sabotage C. security strike

B. malicious mischief D. terrorism

87. The protection against any kind of crimes to safeguard life, assets, and operation by the use of
various method and devices;

A. security C. stationary guard

B surveillance D. security alarm system

88. Which of the following should not be issued to PSA under normal Condition?

A. Cal.45 C. Cal.38

B. Cal .22 D. 12 gauge

89. Which of the following is not a human-made hazard in an industrial firm?

A. lightning storm C. arson

B. pilferage D. sabotage

90. Which of the following guards that does not belong to the BlueArmy;

A. V.I.P. body guards C. Company guards

B Agency guard D. Government security guard

91. This include any person who offers or renders personal service to watch or secure either a
residence or business establishment or both building, compounds or areas for hire or
compensation, or as employee thereof.

A. Blue Army C. Personal Body Guard

B. Security Guard D. Guard for Hire

92. Which of the following person is not a VIP?

A. State President C. High Ranking Public Official

B. Private Officials D. High Ranking Military Official

93. Which of the following conducts prophylactic operations in the area of engagement?

A. Perimeter Security C. Route Security

B. Area Security D. Reserve Security

94. How many pieces of license firearms a PSA with 100 guards must initially procure?

A. 30 C. 15

B. 20 D. 100
95. What is the security force maintained and operated by any private company/corporation for its
own requirements?

A. CGF C. PSA

B. GSF D. A and B

96. A PSA and PDA maybe organized by any Filipino citizen or corporation, association,
partnership which is how many percent owned and controlled by a Filipino Citizen?

A. 70% C. 100%

B. 80% D. 90%

97. The minimum age of the operator or manager of a private security must not be:

A. Less than 25 years old but not more than 50 years old.

B. Less than 25 years old

C. More than 25 years old

D. Less than 30 years old but not more than 55 years old.

98. During the first year of operation, what is the initial number of guards to be contracted by
Private Security Agencies?

A. 50 C. 1000

B. 100 D. 200

99. What is the minimum number of contracted security guards for PSA branch office?

A. 10 C. 15

B. 20 D. 30

100. A private security guard who is escorting a big amount of money or cash outside his area of
jurisdiction shall be issued with a:
A. DDO C. Mission Order

B. Security License D. Memorandum Order