1. The document discusses various aspects of comparative police systems including training procedures in Singapore, types of policing like international, global, and transnational policing, ranks within different police forces, and theories related to crime causation.
2. Key details include that in Singapore, training is provided at the police academy for recruits and officers undergo basic and advanced training. Centralized policing refers to there being only one recognized police force within a country. Transnational policing pertains to policing across national borders.
3. Theories of crime causation discussed include demographic theory, opportunity theory, and strain theory. Different police forces mentioned include the Royal Thai Police, Singapore Police Force, and the Australian Federal Police.
1. The document discusses various aspects of comparative police systems including training procedures in Singapore, types of policing like international, global, and transnational policing, ranks within different police forces, and theories related to crime causation.
2. Key details include that in Singapore, training is provided at the police academy for recruits and officers undergo basic and advanced training. Centralized policing refers to there being only one recognized police force within a country. Transnational policing pertains to policing across national borders.
3. Theories of crime causation discussed include demographic theory, opportunity theory, and strain theory. Different police forces mentioned include the Royal Thai Police, Singapore Police Force, and the Australian Federal Police.
1. The document discusses various aspects of comparative police systems including training procedures in Singapore, types of policing like international, global, and transnational policing, ranks within different police forces, and theories related to crime causation.
2. Key details include that in Singapore, training is provided at the police academy for recruits and officers undergo basic and advanced training. Centralized policing refers to there being only one recognized police force within a country. Transnational policing pertains to policing across national borders.
3. Theories of crime causation discussed include demographic theory, opportunity theory, and strain theory. Different police forces mentioned include the Royal Thai Police, Singapore Police Force, and the Australian Federal Police.
1. The document discusses various aspects of comparative police systems including training procedures in Singapore, types of policing like international, global, and transnational policing, ranks within different police forces, and theories related to crime causation.
2. Key details include that in Singapore, training is provided at the police academy for recruits and officers undergo basic and advanced training. Centralized policing refers to there being only one recognized police force within a country. Transnational policing pertains to policing across national borders.
3. Theories of crime causation discussed include demographic theory, opportunity theory, and strain theory. Different police forces mentioned include the Royal Thai Police, Singapore Police Force, and the Australian Federal Police.
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COMPARATIVE POLICE SYSTEM
1. In Singapore, basic and advance training for
recruits and national service was provided at the police academy. a. Outstanding officer b. Selective officer c. Selected officers d. Special officers
2. The basic training for all officials was conducted
at the ___ a. Police Team academy b. Pinoy Dream academy c. Home team academy d. National academy 3. In Singapore it is used throughout the police force although some ranks may be unique to specific organization. Standard rank b. Standard manning level Standard uniform level d. NOTA
4. It is the science and art of investigating and
comparing the police system of nations. It covers the study of police organizations, trainings and methods of policing of various nations. a. Comparative police system b. Comparative c. Comparative justice d. All of these 5. It involves the study and description of one country’s law, criminal procedure, or justice process. a. International Criminal Justiceb. Transnational crimes c. Comparative criminal justice d. Both a and c
6. It is a subfield of the study of criminal justice that
compares justice systems worldwide. a. International criminal justice b. Transnational crimes c. Comparative criminal justice d. All of these 7. Pertains to all forms of policing that transgress national borders. a. Transnational policing b. Global policing c. Centralized policing d. Comparative police system
8. Indicate those types of policing that are formally
directed by institutions usually responsible for international affairs. a. International policing b. Global policing c. Centralized policing d. Transnational policing 9. Indicate those forms of policing that are fully global in scope. a. International policing b. Global policing c. Centralized policing d. Transnational policing
10. Simply means there is only one police force that
is recognized and operates entire a certain country. a. International policing b. Global policing c. Centralized policing d. Transnational policing 11. Police administrations and operations are independent from one state to another. It is more applicable to countries with federal government. a. Centralized policing b. Decentralized policing c. Comparative policing d. All of these
12. A process of interaction and integration among the
people, companies, and governments of different nations, a process driven by international trade and investment and aided by information technology. a. Comparative policing system b. Globalization c. Transnational policing d. Comparative justice 13. Explains that people alertness to crime is heightened, so they report more crime to the police and also demand the police become more effective in solving crime problems. a. Alertness theory b. Migration theory c. Economic theory d. Both b and c
14. Crime is a result of unrestrained migration and
overpopulation in urban areas such as ghettos and slums. a. Alertness theory b. Migration theory c. Opportunity theory d. Modernization theory 15. Along with higher standard of living, victims become more careless of their belongings and opportunities for committing of crime multiply. a. Demographic theory b. Migration theory c. Deprivation theory d. Opportunity theory
16. Greater numbers of children are being born,
because as these baby booms grow up, delinquent subcultures develop out of the adolescent identity crisis. a. Demographic theory b. Migration theory c. Anomie theory d. Alertness theory 17. Progress comes along with rising expectations, and people at the bottom develop unrealistic expectations while people at the top do not see themselves rising fast enough. a. Anomie theory b. Deprivation theory c. Frustration theory d. Strain theory
18. Sees the problem as society becoming too
complex. a. Modernization theory b. Deprivation theory c. Anomie theory d. Economic theory 19. Suggest that progressive lifestyles and norms result in the disintegration of older norms that once held people together. a. Economic theory b. Anomie theory c. Alertness theory d. None of these
20. Comes from the French word terrorisme which
means. a. Terrorism b. Terrorista c. Tourist d. Tourism 21. Latin verb terreō meaning? a. I frighten b. Scaring c. Frightening d. Either a or c
22. Any act "intended to cause death or serious
bodily harm to civilians or non-combatants. a. National terrorist b. Terrorism c. Transnational terrorist d. Both b and c 23. Sued to define almost all illegal acts of violence committed for political purpose by clandestine groups. a. National Terrorist b. Transnational terrorist c. Global terrorist d. All of these
24. Terrorist who are controlled by and whose
actions represent the national interest of a sovereign state. a. National terrorist b. Transnational terrorist c. Global terrorist d. All of these 25. The “Human Security Act of 2007.” a. RA 7293 b,. RA 8551 c. RA 6975 d. RA 9372
26. It is a global illicit trade involving the
cultivation, manufacture, distribution and sale of substances which are subject to drug prohibition laws. a. Money launderingb. Human Trafficking c. Smuggling d. Drug Trafficking 27. Practice of disguising illegally obtained funds so that they may seem legal. a. Money laundering b. Placement c. Layering d. Integration
28. It is also called as heavy soaping.
a. Integration b. Placement c. Layering d. Immersion
29. It is also called as heavy soaping.
a. Integration b. Placement c. Layering d. Immersion 30. Also called as spin dry. a. Integration b. Placement c. Layering d. Heavy soaping
31. It involves bank complicity, the mixing of
illicit with illicit funds, cash purchases and the smuggling of currency to safe havens. a. Placement b. Layering c. Integration d. Money laundering 32. The process of disguising the trail to foil pursuit. a. Placement b. Layering c. Integration d. Money laundering
33. The money is again available to the
criminal with its occupational and geographical origin is hidden. a. Placement b. Money Laundering c. Integration d. Layering 34. It is the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harboring, or receipt of persons by means of; threat or use of force or other forms. a. Abduction b. Human Trafficking c. Smuggling d. Slavery
35. Any offense that is committed by a computer,
computer system, or computer network. a. Human trafficking b. Cyber crime c. Computer crimes d. Either b or c 36. Its Headquarters is located in Hague Netherlands. a. ASEANPOL b. EUROPOL c. CEPOL d. INPROL
37. Military police of the imperial Japanese army.
a. Kempeitai b. Tokeitai c. Koban d. NOTA
38. Military police of the imperial Japanese navy
a. Kempeitai b. Tokeitai c. Koban d. Tokko 39. A special higher police a. Kempeitai b. Tokeitai c. Koban d. Tokko
40. The highest rank in Singapore police system
a. General b. Commissioner of police c. Deputy general d. 4 star general
41. The lowest rank of Singapore police system.
a. PO1 b. Constable c. Private d. NOTA 42. Thailand national department is also known as – a. Thai police b. Pha thai police c. Royal Thai force d. Royal Thai police
43. The RHKPF continuous to use similar ranks
and insignia to those police ranks like the – a. British police force b. U.K police force c. French police force d. NOTA 44. A researcher visits another country. a. Sapari b. Safari method c. Sapari method d. Saffari
45. The use of violence and threat to intimidate
or coerce for political purposes. a. Terrorism b. Transnational crime c. International terrorist d. Translational crime 46. Police officer in RMP normally wear a ____ with a bush jacket. a. Full blue uniform b. Full brown uniform c. Whole khaki uniform d. Full beige unform
47. It is the worlds oldest profession.
a. Pornography b. Prostitution c. Both a and b d. NOTA
48. It is the cyber prevention act of 2012.
a. RA 10022 b. RA 10028 c. RA 10158 d. RA 10175 49. IP address stands for? a. Internet protocol address b. Both c and d c. Internet precision address d. NONE
50. ISP stands for?
a. Internet service purce b. Internet service provider c. NONE d. All of these
51. Interpol was founded in Vienna in?
a. 1993 b. 1923 c. 1933 d. 1943 52. Who is the current president of Interpol. a. Ronald Nobes b. Nobuyaki Kawai c. Either a or b’ d. NOTA
53. Who is the former Filipino president of
Interpol? a. Teudolo Natividad b. Jolly R. Bugarin c. Capt. Crame d. Delfin lorenzana 54. It is the systematic use of terror. a. Terrorisme b. Terrorism c. None d. All of these
55. It is an act practice of providing sexual service to
another person in return for payment. a. Pornography b. Prostitution c. Sexual slavery d. None
56. Nature that seek a rest in provisional arrest.
a. Red b. Blue c. Purple d. Black 57. On this system there is only one police force in a nation. a. Centralized police system b. Centralized c. Decentralized policing d. NOTA
58. It indicates those form of policing that are fully
global in scope. a. International policing b. Transnational policig c. Global policing d. NOTA 59. Thailand national police department known as – a. Royal police b. Royal thai police c. Royal Thailand police d. NOTA
60. Highest rank in singapor police force.
a. Commissioner b. Commission General c. Commission Police d. NOTA
61. Lowest rank in Malaysian Police.
a. Constable b. Private c. Both a and b d. NOTA 62. Myanmar police force is fully known as – a. People police force b. Peoples police c. Royal police force d. NOTA
63. Highest rank in Australian federal police –
a. Federal police b. Federal agent c. All of these d. NOTA
64. In what year Interpol is conceptualize
a. 1920 b. 1930 c. 1940 d. 1950 65. UNODC stands for – a. United nations for drugs and crime b. UN drug and cyber crime c. Both a and b d. NOTA
66. Interpol headquarters is located at –
a. Lyon france b. Lion france c. Lione Franz d. Layon Francz 67. It is the study of social occurrences of crime. a. Comparative b. Comparative police c. Comparative criminology d. NOTA
68. Its task is to compare and contrast and way
of responding to crime. a. Comparative Criminal justice b. Comparative police c. Both a and b d.NOTA 69. It is the increasingly global relationship of culture people and economic activity. a. Globalized b. Cultivation c. Globalization d. NOTA
70. The law otherwise known as money
laundering act of the Philippines. a. RA 9165 b. RA 9160 c. RA 9344 d. RA 6165 71. It is a crime against person that involves coercion. a. Trafficking b. Smuggling of human c. Both a and B d. NOTA
72. It is the law called anti-trafficking of
persons act of 2003. a. RA 9208 b. RA 9344 c. RA 9311 d. RA 9411 73. It is the practice of disguising illegally sustained fund that they may seem legal. a. Transfer b. Palawan Express c. Money Laundering d. NOTA
74. It is also called immersion.
a. Placement b. Layering c. Integration d. NOTA 75. It is also called spin dry. a. Placement b. Layering c. Spin dry d. Integration
76. Its main Headquarters is located at Hague
Netherlands. a. Europol b. Aseanpol c. Crimpol d. Swimpol 77. Who appoint the directorate of eurolpol. a. Council of European b. Council of European union c. Counsel of king d. Both a and c
78. ASEANPOL stands for –
a. Asean police b. Natural Police force of asean c. Asean regional police d. NOTA 79. It is the MP of imperial Japanese navy. a. Tokko b. Kepeitai c. Tokeitai d. Koban
80. The Japanese counterpart of DILG.
a. Ministry of home affairs b. Both c and d c. Ministry of interior d. NOTA 81. Highest rank in Japanese police force. a. Commissioner b. General c. Commissioner General d. Director General
82. Lowest rank in Japanese Police force.
a. Constable b. Private c. Police officer d. NOTA 83. A process of interaction and integration among the people, companies, and governments of different nations, a process driven by international trade and investment and aided by information technology. a. Comparative policing system b. Globalization c. Transnational policing d. Comparative justice
84. Explains that people alertness to crime is heightened,
so they report more crime to the police and also demand the police become more effective in solving crime problems. a. Alertness theory b. Migration theory c. Economic theory d. Both b and c 85. Crime is a result of unrestrained migration and overpopulation in urban areas such as ghettos and slums. a. Alertness theory b. Migration theory c. Opportunity theory d. Modernization theory
86. Along with higher standard of living, victims
become more careless of their belongings and opportunities for committing of crime multiply. a. Demographic theory b. Migration theory c. Deprivation theory d. Opportunity theory 87. Greater numbers of children are being born, because as these baby booms grow up, delinquent subcultures develop out of the adolescent identity crisis. a. Demographic theory b. Migration theory c. Anomie theory d. Alertness theory
88. Progress comes along with rising expectations,
and people at the bottom develop unrealistic expectations while people at the top do not see themselves rising fast enough. a. Anomie theory b. Deprivation theory c. Frustration theory d. Strain theory 89. Sees the problem as society becoming too complex. a. Modernization theory b. Deprivation theory c. Anomie theory d. Economic theory
90. Suggest that progressive lifestyles and
norms result in the disintegration of older norms that once held people together. a. Economic theory b. Anomie theory c. Alertness theory d. None of these 91. Comes from the French word terrorisme which means. a. Terrorism b. Terrorista c. Tourist d. Tourism
92. Latin verb terreō meaning?
a. I frighten b. Scaring c. Frightening d. Either a or c 93. Any act "intended to cause death or serious bodily harm to civilians or non- combatants. a. National terrorist b. Terrorism c. Transnational terrorist d. Both b and c
94. Sued to define almost all illegal
acts of violence committed for political purpose by clandestine groups. a. National Terrorist b. Transnational terrorist c. Global terrorist d. All of these 95. Terrorist who are controlled by and whose actions represent the national interest of a sovereign state. a. National terrorist b. Transnational terrorist c. Global terrorist d. All of these
96. Crimes against person that usually involves
coercion. a. Trafficking b. Human trafficking c. Smuggling d. Drug trafficking 97. How many countries does the UN have? a. 193 b. 185 c. 203 d. 195
98. Highest rank in Taiwan police.
a. Police supervision b. Police general c. Both a and b d. NOTA 99. Lowest rank in the PNP. a. PO1 b. Constable c. Private d. Police officer