CDI Pratice Test Set TWO

8/10/2019 CDI Pratice Test Set TWO

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Abra Valley CollegesBangued, Abra

CRIMINOLOGISTS Licensure ExaminationSecond Day - 12:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.=================================================================

REVIEW QUESTIONS INCRIME DETECTION, INVESTIGATION & PREVENTION SET TWO

INSTRUCTION: Select the correct answer for each of the following questions. Mark only oneanswer for each item by marking the box corresponding to the letter of your choice on the answer sheet

provided. STRICTLY NO ERASURES ALLOWED. Use pencil no. 1 only.

MULTIPLE CHOICE

1. What legal doctrine was established inthe case Mapp vs. Ohio?

A. Archipelagic DoctrineB. Fruit of the Poisonous Tree

DoctrineC. Miranda DoctrineD. Eclectics DoctrineE. None of these

2. The testimony of witnesses reduced inwriting while under oath is generallycalled

A. AdmissionB. DeclarationC. InformationD. Deposition

3. Human sources of information whovoluntarily provide facts to the detectivesare generally known as

A. InformersB. SuspectsC. InformantsD. Respondents

4. Proof beyond reasonable doubt is theweight and sufficiency of evidenceneeded to convict the defendant in

A. administrative casesB. civil casesC. criminal casesD. all of the above

5. The stage of criminal interview purposely done to clarify informationalready gathered or to gather additionalfacts about the case is the:

A. initial interviewB. follow-up interviewC. concluding interviewD. preliminary interview

6. The prosecutor is the proper authority tosubscribe in the

A. AffidavitB. ComplaintC. Joint affidavitD. Information

7. Any person arrested, detained or undercustodial investigation shall at all times

be assisted byA. ProsecutorB. police officerC. counselD. complaint

8. Remuneration gain is the main motive ofA. InformantsB. CriminalsC. InformersD. Witnesses

9. As established by our Supreme Court

through the case People vs. Galit, thefirst step in arresting an offender is

A. show the warrant of arrestB. inform the nature and cause of

accusationC. identify yourself as a law

enforcerD. give the Miranda warning

10. Planned and coordinated legal search

conducted to locate physical evidences atthe locus criminis refers toA. Crime scene searchB. IntelligenceC. InstrumentationD. Covert operation





11. A self-incriminatory statement nottantamount to acknowledgement ofcriminal guilt is called

A. ComplaintB.

AdmissionC. ConfessionD. Deposition

12. The fundamentals responsibility of theofficer in charge of protecting the crimescene is

A. interrogating the witnessesB. engaging in the search for traces

left by the search for traces left by the criminal

C. removal of evidence which may prone important to the case

D. preserving the site of the crime inthe same physical condition as itwas left by the perpetrator

13. Which of the following is NOT amongthe rules to be observed in questioning asuspect?

A. simplicity of the questionB. one question at a timeC. accepted applied answerD. saving faces

14. One of the following is an art, whichdeal with the identity and location of theoffender and provides evidence of hisguilt through criminal proceedings.

A. informationB. interrogationC. instrumentationD. criminal investigation

15. The declaration made under aconsciousness of an impending death iscalled

A. Res gestaeB. Declaration against interestC. Dying declarationD. all of these

16. A police officer testifying to the fact thathe observed the defendant assault thevictim is presenting to the court ____evidence.

A. circumstantial evidenceB. direct evidenceC. artificial evidenceD. real evidence

17. A standard arrow to designate the northmust be indicating to facilitate properorientation. This is known as

A. mapB. wind whirl

C. compass directionD. window

18. The profession and scientific disciplinedirected to the recognition, identification,individualization and evaluation of

physical science by application of naturalsciences in matters of law and science.

A. chemistB. scientistC. toxicologistD. criminalistics

19. The number of person who handle theevidence from the scene of the crime and

between the times of the commission ofthe crime up to the final disposition ofthe case.

A. time of dispositionB. chain of custodyC. time of custodyD. time of disposal

20. A technique useful in investigation withthe application of instrumental detectionof deception is called

A. ballistic testB. questioned document testC. fingerprint testingD. polygraph testing

21. The warrant of arrest is good only forA. 10 daysB. 15 daysC. 20 daysD. none of these

22. The effectiveness of this tool ininvestigation depends on the craft, logic,

and psychological insight of the initiatorin interpreting the information relevantto the case is called

A. instrumentationB. informationC. interrogationD. interview





23. The systematic classification of thefundamentals or basic factors of acriminal method is called

A. corpus delictiB.

modus operandiC. methodologyD. all of the above

24. It is a type of reconstruction of crimewherein collected information isanalyzed carefully thereby developing atheory of the crime.

A. deductive reasoningB. physical reconstructionC. inductive reasoningD. mental reconstruction

25. The defense of the suspect that he was present in a place other than the crimescene during the estimated time when thecrime was committed is called

A. DefenseB. AllegationC. AlibiD. Statement

26. These are hints that suggest lines ofinvestigative actions and information thatis valuable in expanding the universe ofsuspects, identifying prime suspects andfinding the guilty person. This is called

A. InformationB. Investigative leadsC. Corpus delictiD. Modus operandi

27. Complaint document is filed by theA. Police to the prosecutor's officeB. Offended party directly to the

courtC. Fiscal against the offended partyD. Prosecutor directly to the court

28. That type of reasoning used inreconstruction of the crime

whereby the detective assumes a theory based on collected information isregarded as

A. deduction approachB. logical reasoningC. inductive approachD. positive approach

29. The lawful act of restraining a person believed to have committed acrime and placing him undercustody is termed as

A. ImprisonmentB. Restraint

C. ArrestD. Detention

30. The use of scientific instruments,methods and processes while detectingand investigating crimes is technicallycalled

A. Criminal JusticeB. Forensic ScienceC. CriminalisticsD. Instrumentation

31. Preponderance of evidence is the weightand sufficiency of evidence needed toconvict a person in

A. Murder casesB. Civil casesC. Criminal casesD. None of these

32. The two forms of arrest are arrest byactual restraint and

A. By forcible surrenderB. By detentionC. By voluntary submissionD. By virtue of a warrant

33. In portrait parle method the witness

provides a vivid physical appearance ofthe offender. Portrait parle means

A. Oral discussionB. Verbal descriptionC. Photographic filesD. Facial appearance

34. The application of the same orsubstantially the same pattern, plan,system of a particular offender in

committing a crime is known asA. PremeditationB. planC. modus operandiD. all of the above

35. The method employed by peace officersto trap and catch malefactor ininflagrante delicto is known as







A. JurisdictionB. JurisprudenceC. Law or LegalD. None of these

49. The legal maxim which means “bothdrivers displayed negligence”

A. Res Ipsa LoquitorB. Pare DelictoC. Inflagrante DelictoD. Locus criminis

50. Which of the following is useful in theinvestigation of hit and run accidents?

A. Motor vehicle registersB. Employees of the body fender

shopsC. Records of accidents and stolen

vehiclesD. all of the above

51. When 6 pedestrians who witnessed anautomobile accident all tell identicalstories, the investigating officer mightreasonably suspect that:

A. the story which they tell is truesince they all agree so perfect

B. the delay between the time of theaccident and the witnesses timetogether to discuss and comparetheir observations

C. all of the witnesses are closefriends with similar physicalabilities opinions, educational andthe like

D. all of the witnesses are dishonest

52. The police must arrived at the scene ofthe crime as quickly as possible because:

A. he is the source of the most productive evidence

B. the principals are there or maystill be present

C. some physical evidence maydeteriorate

D. all of the above

53. The traffic sign that is triangular in shapeand have a red colored border is knownas:

A. information signB. instruction signC. direction signD. caution sign

54. The systematic examination of all thefacts relating to condition, actions and

physical features associated with motor

collision or accident is called:A. traffic engineeringB. reckless drivingC. traffic accident investigationD. hit and run investigation

55. An event in the road which characterizesthe manner of occurrence of a motorvehicle traffic accident is

A. AccidentB. key eventC. chain of accidentD. all of these

56. The delay resulting from trafficcongestion affect not only the time oftravel but also the productivity ofindividual is part of what we call

A. traffic engineeringB. traffic environmentC. traffic economyD. traffic congestion

57. The traffic enforcement action that doesnot contemplate possible assessment of

penalty by the courtA. traffic arrestB. traffic citationC. traffic warningD. traffic violation

58. In accordance with Sec. 6 of PD 1613,which of the following circumstancesdoes not constitute a prima facieevidence of arson?

A. The property was insuredsubstantially more than its actualvalue at the time of the issuance

of the policy.B. Substantial amounts offlammable substances werestored within the building notnecessary in the business.

C. Doors and windows that werenormally kept open in the courseof business were found closedduring the fire.





D. The fire started in more than one part of the building orestablishment.

59.

After a fire in which arson is suspected,you may be able to trace the fire to itsorigin because __.

A. the alligator pattern of charring isnot as light absorbent of thesurrounding areas

B. the checks of the charring processwill be larger then thesurrounding areas

C. the pattern of charring at the pointof origin is smaller and deeperthan the rest of the areas

D. the point of origin will be darkerthan the rest of the areas

60. One of the following situations is a goodindication of an accidental fire.

A. Smell of ammoniaB. Fire of several originC. Intense heatD. Fire of only one origin

61. The purpose of closing the doors andwindows during fire is to __.

A. stop the fireB. confine the fireC. slow the spread of fireD. spread the accelerants

62. The purpose of opening the doors andwindows of adjacent rooms in a burning

building is to __.A. extinguish the fireB. supply the oxygen in the areaC. prevent back draftD. serve as entrance of firemen

63. An arsonist may rearrange materials orfurniture in a room prior to setting it onfire in order to __.

A. mislead the investigators

B. camouflage the odor ofaccelerantsC. provide a quick burning situationD. all of the above

64. If the fire is set by rationale motive, theimportant point to establish is ___.

A. intensity of fireB. size of fire

C. rapidity of spreadD. origin of fire

65. The “eyes and ears” of the investigators

in fire investigation are theA. By standersB. ArsonistsC. VictimsD. Firemen

66. The fire that started in almost all cornersof the building at the same time is called

__.A. separate burningB. simultaneous burningC. non-related burningD. related burning

67. A building which is unsafe in case of fire because it lacks adequate fire exit is saidto be a __.

A. Fire hazardB. Fire trapC. Fire resistiveD. Fire unsafe

68. In cases where a structure is completely burned to the ground, the position ofdoors and windows during the firewhether opened or closed may beascertained by __.

A. consulting the original structure blueprint on file

B. interviewing spectatorsC. collecting broken pieces of

window glassesD. locating the hardware used in the

construction of such doors

69. Using electrical appliances, which drawselectrical current beyond the designedcapacity of the electrical circuit, isknown as __.

A. Over usingB. Over loading

C. Over pluggingD. Over capacity

70. The introduction of drugs into the deeperlayer of the skin by means of specialelectric current is known as:

A. Topical methodB. Injection methodC. Iontophoresis





D. Oral method

71. When too much drug is taken into the physiological system of the human body,

there maybe an over extension of itseffect which is commonly called:A. OverdoseB. Allergic reactionC. Side effectD. Idiosyncracy

72. When two drugs are taken together, orwith in a few hours of each other, theymay interact with:

A. good effectsB. bad effectsC. unexpected resultsD. no effects

73. The actual action of a particular drugdepend on the basis of:

A. it’s chemical componentB. person’s tolerance C. body absorptionD. food and water intake

74. Which of the following is considered asthe world’s oldest cultivated plant as asource of prohibited drug?

A. MarijuanaB. Coca BushC. Opium PoppyD. Peyote Cactus

75. The opium poppy plant is scientifically

known as:A. Cannabis SativaB. HashisC. Erythroxylon cocaD. None of these

76. The word hashis is derived from thename Hasan/Hashasin, a Muslim leader.Hashis refers to:

A. male marijuana plant

B. female marijuana plantC. the marijuana resinD. marijuana leaves

77. Opium use in China was stemmed outfrom India and became widespread in the19th Century. From Middle East, the

plant was cultivated in India, Pakistan,

Iran and Afghanistan which is known asthe:

A. City of DopeB. Golden CrescentC.

Green triangleD. Golden triangle

78. Among the following was the German pharmacist who discovered the morphinedrug.

A. Allan HeithfieldB. Troy McweighC. Freidrich SerturnerD. Alder Wright

79. What do you call the incident where vastnumbers of American soldiers wereaddicted on the morphine drug during theAmerican Civil War?

A. Morpheum IllnessB. Soldier’s Disease phenomenon C. American AddictionD. Dreamer’s syndrome

80. What is the chemical name of the Heroindrug?

A. Amphetamine SulfateB. DiacetylmorphineC. Acetonyl DioxideD. Methamphetamine Hydrochloride

81. Which of the following law was enactedto provide for the registration ofcollection, and the imposition of fixedand special taxes upon all persons who

engage in illegal drug production?A. R.A. 953B. PD 44C. R.A 7659D. R.A. 6425

82. The cause of majority of fire deaths is:A. ShockB. BurnC. Falling materials

D. Asphyxiation

83. One of the following is a fire resistantitem.

A. AsbestosB. BoraxC. Phosphate of ammoniaD. Sulfur







C. PhaseD. Timing

96. The total time required for the complete

sequence of the phase is known as:A. CycleB. Cycle lengthC. TimingD. Interval

97. the objective of traffic signal timeapportionment to secure movement withsafety through an intersection with aminimum delay is called:

A. TimingB. Cycle lengthC. PhaseD. Interval

98. A portion of a signal cycle during whichan assignment of right of way is made togiven traffic management:

A. OffsetB. Traffic phaseC. Signal cycleD. Cycle split

99. The number of times allocated to each phase of traffic light is called:

A. SplitB. Cycle timeC. Cycle splitD. Traffic phase

100. On a highway, a yellow or white linewith a dotted white line means that

A. you cannot overtake if the solid isin your side

B. absolutely no overtakingC. overtaking allowedD. keep right

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