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CRIMAP Prelim - Quiz
Contributed by: Bermejo
  • 1. Which factor in patrol deployment refers to high daytime populations due to tourists, students, or workers?
A) Number and types of crimes
B) Resident and transient populations
C) Socio-economic factor
D) Zoning plan of the city
  • 2. Selective enforcement means patrolling all areas equally regardless of crime data.
A) TRUE
B) FALSE
  • 3. Which basic function of police patrol involves increasing police visibility to deter crime?
A) Preventive enforcement
B) Routine calls for service
C) Preventive enforcement
D) Selective enforcement
  • 4. Preventive enforcement is considered the oldest function of the police.
A) FALSE
B) TRUE
  • 5. The PNP was established under which Republic Act?
A) RA 9165
B) RA 8551
C) RA 5487
D) RA 6975
  • 6. Which shift tends to have the heaviest workload with calls for service?
A) Morning shift (6am-2pm)
B) Day shift (8am-4pm)
C) Graveyard Shift (Midnight- 8am)
D) Evening shift (4pm-midnight)
  • 7. Traffic enforcement aims to protect life and property by reducing traffic collisions.
A) FALSE
B) TRUE
  • 8. The standard manning level of patrol force is:
A) 1:1000
B) 1:100
C) 1:250
D) 1:500
  • 9. Which function involves implementing laws and ordinances without regard to personal circumstances?
A) Enforcement of laws and Ordinances
B) Preservation of peace and order
C) Prtection of lives and property
D) Repression of criminal activities
  • 10. Which law enforcement activity involves escorts, licensing, and inspections for public safety?
A) Repression of criminal activities
B) Protection of lives and property
C) Safeguarding public health and morals
D) Preservation of peace and order
  • 11. Which police operation emphasizes mingling with the community to minimize causes of crime?
A) APPREHENSION OF CRIMINALS
B) PRESERVATION OFPEACE AND ORDER
C) PROTECTION OF LIVES AND PROPERTY
D) PREVENTION OF CRIME
  • 12. Coordination with other law enforcement agencies is essential to maintain harmony in operation.
A) FALSE
B) TRUE
  • 13. Which of the following is the primary law enforcement agency in the Philippines?
A) CIDG
B) AFP
C) PNP
D) NBI
  • 14. Patrol officers spend only 20℅ of their force in the field
A) FALSE
B) TRUE
  • 15. "The mouse will play while the cat is away" best describes which law enforcement function?
A) Coordination with other agencies
B) Protection of Lives and properties
C) Safeguarding public health & morals
D) Repression of criminal activities
  • 16. What is the first responsibility of the first responding officer at a crime scene?
A) Begin collecting evidence
B) Make arrests immediately
C) Secure and preserve the scene
D) Call the media
  • 17. It is acceptable for an officer to leave the unsecured if backup is delayed.
A) FALSE
B) TRUE
  • 18. Emergency vehicle sirens should always be used continuously, even when not necessary.
A) FALSE
B) TRUE
  • 19. During a high-risk stop, officers should stay behind cover and issue commands from a distance.
A) FALSE
B) TRUE
  • 20. A Priority 2 call generally involves:
A) Life-threatening emergencies
B) Crimes just occurred with possible suspects nearby
C) Minor traffic violations
D) Non-urgent administrative requests
  • 21. Which is NOT a proper way to transport a prisoner?
A) Checked for weapons before transport
B) Handcuffed behind the back
C) Placed in the rear seat
D) Allowed to sit in the front seat for comfort
  • 22. When responding to an emergency call, the officer's first priority is:
A) Helping the injured
B) Arresting the suspect
C) Securing evidence
D) Writing the report
  • 23. Which of the following is the safest way for an officer to approach a suspicious vehicle at night?
A) Approach the vehicle immediately
B) Tell the violator their rights
C) Activate the siren and stop the vehicle instantly
D) Notify dispatch with vehicle and location details
  • 24. A Priority 1 call is defined as:
A) Life-threatening incidents requiring immediate response
B) Routine and non-urgent
C) Administrative assistance only
D) Non-violent crimes just occurred
  • 25. In a known risk (high-risk) stop, officers should:
A) Approach the vehicle quickly to prevent escape
B) Stop the suspect vehicle alone without waiting for backup
C) Wait for sufficient backup and use cover before giving commands
D) Allow the suspect to exit freely
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