POLICE INTELLIGENCE

1. A gathering of members for police intelligence operation

before the surveillance is conducted.
A. Surveillance team B. Police members
C. Police unit D. Pre-surveillance conference
2. A general type of counter intelligence which seeks to
conceal information from the enemy.
A. Active Measures B. Passive Measures
C. Detection Measures D. Denial Measures
3. All of the following are principles of intelligence, except:
A. continuity B. proximity
C. timeliness D. flexibility
4. A method of collection of information wherein the
investigator tails or follows the person or vehicle.
A. research B. undercover operation
C. casing D. surveillance
5. A method of collecting information wherein the
investigator merely uses his different senses.
A. observation B. casing
C. research D. interrogation
6. An accomplice or associate of the subject used to avoid
or elude surveillant.
A. Surveillance plan B. Pre-surveillance conference
C. Convoy D. Safe house
7. A principle of intelligence that the information should be
essential and pertinent to the purpose at hand.
A. Selection B. Usefulness
C. Continuity D. Timeliness
8. A type of surveillance who is the subject is aware that he
is under observation.
A. Surveillant B. Made
C. Close D. Contact
9. Disguise or secret observation of places, persons or
vehicles for purpose of obtaining information.
A. Evaluation B. Surveillance
C. Elicitation D. Infiltration
10. Fredrick the Great is known as the;
A. Father of Criminology B. Father of Military
Espionage
C. Intelligence Father D. Great Intelligence Father

11. He made ciphers to the information to ensure secrecy

to the communication.
A. Akbar B. Julius Caesar
C. Hannibal D. Frederick the great
12. Intelligence is under what type of police function?
A. Primary B. Auxiliary
C. Administrative D. Secondary
13. In intelligence, what is meant by C.B.I?
A. Complete Background Investigation
B. Complete Background Investigator
C. Complete Back draft Investigation
D. Competent Background Investigator
14. In stationary surveillance, the following must be
observed, EXCEPT
A. avoid eye contact B. never meet subject face to face
C. recognize fellow agent D. if burnt out, drop subject
15. It is an area to determine its suitability for intelligence
use or its vulnerability.
A. Info desired casing B. General principle in casing
C. Casing D. Active opposition
16. It is the circumspect inspection of a place to determine
its suitability for particular operational purposes.
A. Inspection B. Survey
C. Surveillance D. Casing
17. It is conducted when the subject is moving from one
place to another.
A. Casing B. Lost
C. Made D. Shadowing
18. On many occasions, the bulk of the most valuable
information comes from:
A. business world B. an underworld informant
C. newspaper clippings D. communications media
19. Some of the instructions in foot surveillance are the
following, EXCEPT
A. stop quickly, look behind
B. drop paper, never mind what happens to the paper
C. window shop, watch reflection
D. retrace steps
20. The procurement of information obtain w/out the
knowledge of the subject or target.
A. Deception B. Covert Intelligence
C. Police Intelligence D. Sabotage
21. These are recruited among poor folk, glad to earn a small
sum or to accommodate as military officer.
A. Common spies B. Double spies
C. Spies of consequences D. Espionage against their own
will
22. The term used for the object of surveillance is a subject
while the investigator conducting the surveillance is:
A. rabbit B. traffic enforcement
C. surveillant D. patrol
23. Which of the following does not belong to the basic to
informant recruitment?
A. Selection B. Investigation
C. Evaluation D. Approach
24. Which of the following is contained in the heading of an
intelligence report?
A. Reporting unit B. Conclusion
C. Signature of the director D. Assessment of the operation
25. Which of the following is the most common reason
why an informer gives information to the police?
A. Monetary Reward B. Wants To Be Known To The
Police
C. As Good Citizen D. Revenge
26. It would mean as the total product of intelligence
developed by all governmental agencies that covers the
broad aspects of national policy and security.
A. Military intelligence B. Police intelligence
C. National intelligence D. Line intelligence
27. An investigative process in which disguises and
pretext cover and deception are used to gain the
confidence of criminal suspects for the purpose of
determining the nature and extent of any criminal
activities that maybe contemplating or perpetuating.
A. Cover story B. Surveillance
C. Undercover assignment D. Casing
28. It is the kind of intelligence required by the
commander to provide for planning and conduct tactical
and administrative operation in counter insurgency.
A. Strategic intelligence B. Line intelligence
C. Criminal intelligence D. Counter intelligence
29. This kind of intelligence covers the activity devoted
in destroying the effectiveness of hostile foreign
activities and to the protection of information against
espionage, subversion and sabotage.
A. Line intelligence B. Counter intelligence
C. Police intelligence D. Public safety
intelligence
30. An intelligence data that is immediate in nature.
A. Line intelligence B. Strategic intelligence
C. Counter intelligence D. Combat intelligence
31. The organization of raw data and information into
usable form; grouping similar items of information so that
they will be readily accessible.
A. Collection B. Collation
C. Dissemination D. Interpretation
32. The single most important feature in the consideration
of recruiting the potential informant.
A. Access B. Wide access
C. History D. Physical and mental ability
33. The use of beautiful women in baited situations.
A. Drone trap B. Honey trap
C. Dead drop D. convoy
34. Refers to an accomplice or associate of the subject
used to avoid or elude surveillant.
A. Decoy B. Convoy
C. Contact D. Shadow
35. Known as Napoleon’s eye, he conducted counter
intelligence against spies, who utilized deceit and
blackmail to gain information.
A. Schulmeister B. Edward I
C. Steiber D. Redl
36. A step by which the intelligence is transformed from
raw facts to intelligence data.
A. Collection B. Processing
C. Evaluation D. Dissemination
37. It refers to the combination of all analyzed data to form
a logical picture or theory.
A. Integration B. Evaluation
C. Interpretation D. Deduction
38. Wide variety of tactics employed by which a state or
person misleads or confuses the enemy; generally as to its
capabilities.
A. Sabotage B. Deception
C. Espionage D. Infiltration
39. Used by any agency to safeguard against espionage,
sabotage and subversion.
A. Line intelligence B. Counter - Intelligence C.
Police intelligence D. Military intelligence
40. The importance of cover are the following, except;
A. Secrecy of operation against enemy intelligence
B. Secrecy of operation against friendly agencies who
do have the need to know
C. Secrecy of the undercover agents identity
D. Successful accomplishments of the mission
41. The recruitment of action agent inside the target
organization.
A. Infiltration B. Recruitment
C. Penetration D. Training
42. The formulation of the conclusion based on the theory
developed or the determination of the effect and meaning of
the information.
A. Integration B. Interpretation
C. Evaluation D. Collection
43. The shifting, isolation, or separation of some elements
in the information which have significance to the objective,
goal or mission of the unit concerned.
A. Evaluation B. Analysis
C. Collection D. Dissemination
44. The examination of the raw data or information in order
to determine the intelligence value, the pertinence of the
information, the reliability of the source or its credibility
and the truth of the information.
A. Dissemination B. Evaluation
C. Analysis D. Integration
45. A Chinese philosopher who wrote the book entitled
“The Art of War” in 500 B.C. and became the successful
general by applying the principles of his book.
A. Sun Tzu B. Akbar
C. George Washington D. John Edgar Hoover

46. The exploration or examination of an area to gather

information, especially about the strength and positioning
of enemy forces.
A. Undercover work B. Reconnaissance
C. Surveillance D. Shadowing

47. The following are the type of surveillance according

intensity and sensitivity except;
A. Lose B. Close
C. Discreet D. Loose
48. A job of striking up friendship with the subject.
A. Shadowing B. Rope
C. Tailing D. Surveillance

49. An agent who has reached the enemy, get

information and would manage to get back alive.
A. Double agent B. Penetration agent
C. Expandable agent D. Agent of influence

50. An agent who uses influence to gain information.

A. Penetration agent B. Agent of influence
C. Double agent D. Expandable agent
POLICE PATROL
1. A communication that which occur within the framework of the
informal organization.
A. Formal B. Informal
C. Verbal D. Non-verbal
2. A crew which is assigned to a mobile car usually consists of _____.
A. A driver and intelligence agent
B. A driver and traffic man
C. A driver and a recorder
D. A driver, recorder and supervisor
3. A general statement of intention and typically result within a time
horizon of a year or more.
A. Objective B. Goal
C. Plan D. Research
4. A good plan is a good image builder; this statement belongs to what
importance of planning.
A. Doing more with less
B. We must pro-act, not just react
C. Reflects your competence
D. Help make your people more productive.
5. Control of superior should not be more than what he can
effectively direct.
A. Unity of Command B. Span of Control
C. Delegation of Authority D. Chain of Command
6. Dogs have an acute sense of ____________ thus, their
utilization in tracking down lost persons or illegal drugs.
A. smell B. hearing
C. eating D. drinking
7. Employees should receive order from one superior only.
A. Unity of command B. Unity of direction
C. Centralization D. Authority and Responsibility
8. It is the total number of police officers assigned in patrol
duties.
A. Mandatory Strength B. Effective Strength
C. Physical Strength D. None of these
9. It is the vintage type of patrol and still plays an important role
in the development of officers today.
A. Automobile patrol B. Foot patrol
C. Motorcycle patrol D. Bicycle patrol
10. Police visibility in strategic and crime prone areas projects
_____ thus, an effective crime prevention strategy.
A. Police discretion B. Police omnipresence
C. Police authority D. Police Effectiveness
11. The act of expelling a squatter by the legal process is called:
A. demolition B. squadron
C. eviction D. tear down
12. The budget is a _____________ in terms of expenditure
requirements.
A. tactical plan B. financial plan
C. work plan D. control plan
13. The first head of the Metropolitan police force that earned the
title as “the Father of Modern Policing System”.
A. Edgar Hoover B. Henry Fielding
C. Brig Gen Rafael Crame D. Sir Robert Peel
14. The transmission, storage and display of documents in the
computer system.
A. Radio B. Facsimile
C. Telephone D. Electronic Mai
15. This is considered as a powerful tool of mass
communication and cornerstone for civilization.
A. Speech B. Written language
C. Spoken language D. Sign Language
16. This is known as the vintage type of patrol…
A. Automobile patrol B. Motorcycle patrol
C. Foot patrol D. Bicycle patrol
17. This is the only unit in the police organization
which is directly and constantly in contact with the
public.
A. Barangay tanod B. Patrol force
C. Police force D. Traffic division
18. What is the essence of police function?
A. Enforcement B. Patrol
C. Police visibility D. Crime detection
19. Which of the following is best suited to the word
“stealth” in the types of patrol?
A. Motorcycle patrol B. Foot patrol
C. Canine patrol D. Automobile patrol
20. Which of the following is most ideally suited to
evacuation and search-and-rescue duties?
A. motorcycle B. helicopter
C. patrol car D. bicycle
21. Which of the following is considered as the most
important factor in formulating an effective patrol
strategy?
A. training of station commander
B. adequacy of resources of the police station
C. rank of the patrol commander
D. salary rates of police personnel
22. Which of the following is the oldest warning device?
A. trumpet B. horn
C. radio D. siren
23. Which of the following is the oldest type of patrol?
A. horse B. foot
C. canine D. Police
24. Which type of patrol should be utilized in the event of
securing the place for bomb threat?
A. Mounted patrol B. Marine patrol
C. Foot patrol D. Canine Patrol
25. Upon arrival at his assigned beat, the patrol officer
must immediately report to the ________.
A. Desk officer B. Commander
C. Unit supervisor D. Supervisor
26.In the police organization, the division that had been
regarded as the core and at the same time the operational
heart for the reason that it performs almost all the function
of police organization is referred to as the;
A. traffic B. intelligence
C. investigation D. patrol
27. The primary function of the patrol division is crime
prevention. In the effort of the division to perform their function,
patrol officers on beat should be able to eliminate the factors that
contribute to the development of crime, especially the existence
of;
A. desire B. instrumentality
C. opportunity D. motive
28. In police patrol, timely and appropriate exercise of judgment
or decision in answer to whatever services required by the public
to any forms of situation is best describe to as;
A. judgment B. decision making ability
C. common sense D. motive
29. In the fight of patrol division to prevent crime, the division
should be able to eliminate the existence of opportunity, which is
their primary concern, and this is being realized by means of;
A. patrol B. police visibility
B. presence in the area D. performance of function
30. The objective of patrol that falls under the category of
protection for it involves the prevention of crime through the
noticeable presence of police vehicles and personnel is called;
A. traffic enforcement B. selective enforcement
C. preventive enforcement D. law enforcement
31. Robert Peel, being the father of modern policing system
identified the soundest among all criminological philosophies
and this is the principle of;
A. law enforcement B. prevention of crime
C. order and maintenance D. protection of life and
properties
32. A system applied by patrol division that has been proven
to be very effective patrol procedure. This is being performed
by identifying a certain area subject to a high crime rate and
spends a greater part of their patrolling time is referred to as;
A. law enforcement B. preventive enforcement
C. selective enforcement D. traffic enforcement
33. Among the different types of patrol, this had been
regarded to as the second oldest and its use is very minimal
in cities;
A. bicycle patrol B. motorcycle patrol
C. automobile patrol D. horse patrol
34. A type of patrol that has an advantage on stilt and
mobility is referred to as the;
A. bicycle B. motorcycle
C. foot patrol D. horse patrol
35. In this method of patrol cover and search, two patrol
officers alternately take the load in the search and cover
each other as they progressively move on.
A. spot cover B. foot search
C. leaf frog D. quadrant
36. What is that process of deciding in advance what to do,
how to do it and who is to do it?
A. forecasting B. prioritizing
C. objective setting D. planning
37. It is a specific commitment to achieve a measurable
result within a specific period of time. The statement is
referring to?
A. objective B. mission
C. vision D. goal
38. The actions of the patrol officers killing the person that
run amok were in accordance to principles of:
A. self preservation B. self defense
C. discretion D. maintaining peace and order
39. Seeing ahead and making sound assumptions.
A. forecasting B. foretelling
C. prioritizing D. documenting
40. The control of superior should not be more that what he
can effectively direct. What is referred to this?
A. chain of command B. delegation of authority C. span
of control D. unity of command
41. It is a general statement of intention and typically
with a time horizon of a year or more. What is referred to
this statement?
A. mission B. vision
C. goal D. objective
42. What is that approach that concludes a long range
and comprehensive planning are not only too difficult,
but inherently bad?
A. incremental planning B. transactive planning
C. synoptic planning D. radical planning
43. The beneficial aspect of this approach includes a
greater sensitivity to the unintended and negative side
effects of the plan. Which is referred to this statement?
A. incremental planning B. advocacy planning
C. transactive planning D. radical planning
44. It is acknowledge that effective attainment of
deterrence, apprehension and non-criminal related activity
should result in high levels of perceived community
security and satisfaction with police activities. What is
referred to this?
A. deterrence and prevention
B. sense of community security and satisfaction
C. apprehension
D. non-criminal related services
45. What is that process of deciding in advance what to do,
how to do it and who is to do it?
A. forecasting B. prioritizing
C. objective setting D. planning
46. It is a specific commitment to achieve a measurable
result within a specific period of time. The statement is
referring to:
A. objective B. mission
C. vision D. goal
47. It is the vintage type of patrol but still plays an important role
in the development of officers today. What is referred to this?
A. bicycle patrol B. foot patrol
C. automobile patrol D. motorcycle patrol
48. Which do not belong to the group?
A. covers a wider area
B. ability to observe closely
C. provides faster response to public calls
D. provides constant availability to public
49. What is the only form of police service that directly attempts
to eliminate the desire and opportunity to commit crime?
A. traffic management B. criminal investigation
C. patrol D. juvenile service
50. Mr. Mendoza is a policeman; his ultimate goal in the society
is what?
A. prevention of crime
B. enforcement of laws
C. preservation of peace and order
D. safeguarding the life of the citizens
 
1. Is the reduction or the elimination of the desire and/or opportunity
to commit a felony.
a. crime prevention b. crime control
c. crime suppression d. crime deterrence
2. Is the primary concern of the police, as the saying goes, “control
before the act escalates into a serious proportion”
a. crime prevention b. crime control
c. crime suppression d. crime deterrence
3. It involves activities, which are intended to influence the perceptions
of potential criminals as to the likelihood of apprehension.
a. Deterrence & prevention b. apprehension
c. non-criminal related services d. sense of community
security & satisfaction
e. recovery of stolen property
4. When ______ fails to prevent crime, patrol is responsible for
apprehending the offender, quick and efficient performance of the task
is generally assumed to contribute to improve levels of deterrence.
a. Deterrence & prevention b. apprehension
c. non-criminal related services d. sense of c community
security & satisfaction
e. recovery of stolen property
 
5. Performance of these types of services is another patrol functions. The police
when unable to think of where else to turn and the facts that the police are often
the only available source of help is the primary reason that these types of
services are provided by police departments.
a. Deterrence & prevention b. apprehension
c. non-criminal related services d. sense of community security &
satisfaction
e. recovery of stolen property
6. It is normally acknowledge that effective attainment of deterrence,
apprehension and non-related activity should result in high levels of perceived
community security and satisfaction with police activities.
a. Deterrence & prevention b. apprehension
c. non-criminal related services d. sense of community security &
satisfaction
e. recovery of stolen property
7. The__________, much of these are significant unless the item can be returned
promptly to the owner. Citizens need to use crime prevention services to learn
how to maintain their property easier in the event that it is stolen.
a. Deterrence & prevention b. apprehension
c. non-criminal related services d. sense of community security &
satisfaction
e. recovery of stolen property
 
8. The traditional trend, in spite of a variety of other useful patrol
methods introduced by progressive police departments abroad, some of
which are applicable to local conditions, the traditional ___________
method is being pursued in the Philippine policing because of;
a. The walking Beet b. The walking bett
c. The walking Beat d. The walking Beat
 
9. The use of modern communications and detection equipment’s,
which causes patrol officers to quickly, notify and respond to any
crime/incident.
a. Instrumentation b. Patrolling
c. Communication d. Detection

10. The patrol officer conducts an individual investigation of a crime in

his beat; the detective does not takes over to complete the investigation.
a. true b. false
c. partially true d. possibly false
 
11. The patrol officer makes the second contact on the youth in trouble,
the juvenile officer follows.
a. true b. false
c. partially true d. possibly false

The patrol officer respond to an automobile accident, the traffic

specialist investigates in detail if it involves serious injuries. Or, before
any specialized unit is involved to complete the task.
a. true b. false
c. partially true d. possibly false
 
13. It is the community’s perception that the police is always present
anytime, anywhere, who are always ready to assist the public of any
untoward eventuality.
a. Police Omnipresence b. Police Effectively’
c. Police Satisfaction d. Police Patrol

14. This, for a matter, will consciously promote a sense of security to

the citizenry.
a. Police Omnipresence b. Police Effectively’
c. Police Satisfaction d. Police Patrol
 
 15. Patrol Response Priorities: Considered as First Priority Incidents,
except one?
Crimes in progress
Traffic accidents with serious injuries
Felony complaints
Civil disturbances
Others which are alarming and scandalous
 
16. Patrol Response Priorities: Considered as Second Priority Incidents,
except one?
a.crime in progress
b.Crime is no longer in progress
c.Traffic accidents that do not involve injuries
d. Assistance to another emergency service
e.Misdemeanors or public disturbance
 
17. Misdemeanor complaints is an example of what kind of priority of
patrol response?
a. First Priority
b. Second Priority
c. Third Priority
d. Fourth Priority
18. Minor traffic accidents and other incidents that disrupt traffic is an
example of what kind of priority of patrol response?
a. First Priority
b. Second Priority
c. Third Priority
d. Fourth Priority
 
19. Other calls for service that are indirectly related to law enforcement
is an example of what kind of priority of patrol response?
a. First Priority
b. Second Priority
c. Third Priority
d. Fourth Priority
 
20. Any other kinds of incidents or call for service would be treated as
_________ priority?
a. First Priority
b. Second Priority
c. Third Priority
d. Fourth Priority
 
21. Crime is no longer in progress is an example of what kind of priority
of patrol response?
a. First Priority
b. Second Priority
c. Third Priority
d. Fourth Priority
 
22. Traffic accidents that do not involve injuries is an example of what
kind of priority of patrol response?
a. First Priority
b. Second Priority
c. Third Priority
d. Fourth Priority
 
23. Assistance to another emergency service is an example of what kind
of priority of patrol response?
a. First Priority
b. Second Priority
c. Third Priority
d. Fourth Priority
 
 24. Misdemeanors or public disturbance is an example of what kind of
priority of patrol response?
a. First Priority
b. Second Priority
c. Third Priority
d. Fourth Priority
 
24. Civil disturbances is an example of what kind of priority of patrol
response?
a. First Priority
b. Second Priority
c. Third Priority
d. Fourth Priority
 
25. Traffic accidents with serious injuries is an example of what kind
of priority of patrol response?
a. First Priority
b. Second Priority
c. Third Priority
d. Fourth Priority
1. What is the corresponding rank of PNP Director General
in the AFP?
a. Director Gen. b. General
c. Major Gen. d. Major

2. What is the corresponding rank of PNP Director in the

AFP?
a. Director Gen. b. General
c. Major Gen. d. Major

3. This is known as the highest rank of Police in Japan?

a. Commissioner Gen. b. General
c. Police Gen. d. Commissioner

4. This is known as the highest rank of Police in Thailand?

a. Commissioner Gen. b. General
c. Police Gen. d. Commissioner
5. It the science and art of investigating and comparing the police
system of nations?
a. Comparative b. Police System
c. Comparative C.J. d. Comparative Police S.
6. It is subfield of the study of Criminal Justice that compares
justice systems worldwide?
a. Comparative b. Police System
c. Comparative C.J. d. Comparative Police S.
7. Are also known as Muslim or Arabic justice system?
a. Islamic System b. Socialist System
c. Civil Law System d. Common Law System
8. These are also known as Anglo-American Justice, and exist in
most English-Speaking Countries.
a. Islamic System b. Socialist System
c. Civil Law System d. Common Law System
9. Also known as Continental Justice or Romano-Germanic
Justice System?
a. Islamic System b. Socialist System
c. Civil Law System d. Common Law System
10. These are also known as Marxist-Leninist justice, and exist in many
places, such as Africa and Asia.
a. Islamic System b. Socialist System
c. Civil Law System d. Common Law System
11. This place has a little or no crime because their conflicts are
resolved by a tribal council, and there are no jails or prison.
a. Egypt b. Switzerland
c. Japan d. Ireland
12. Is another place with an unexpectedly low crime rate because of
religious terrorism, despite a serious unemployment problem?
a. Egypt b. Switzerland
c. Japan d. Ireland
13. Another country with an interestingly low crime rate, where the
crime rate are not necessarily that low, but stable and resistant to
fluctuating spikes?
a.Egypt b. Switzerland
c. Japan d. Ireland
14. This country has lesser or no crime because of the high rate of
firearm ownership or the extensive welfare system?
a. Egypt b. Switzerland
c. Japan d. Ireland
15. Methods of research were a researcher visits another country or
collaborative method is known as?
a. Safare b. Safari
c. Saffari d. Safarri
16. Defined as crimes against the peace and security of mankind?
a. International Crime b. Model System
c. Transnational d. Terrorism
17. It is a term that has been used in comparative and international criminal
justice study in recent years to reflect the complexity and enormity of the global
crime issues.
a. International Crime b. Model System
c. Transnational d. Terrorism
18. This _______ is used to describe the countries being used as topics of
discussion?
a. International Crime b. Model System
c. Transnational d. Terrorism
19. These are the basic functions of criminal justice system, which is not?
a. Policing b. justice
c. adjudication d. correction
20. It involves the study and description of one country’s law, criminal
procedure, or justice process?
a. Criminal justice b. Justice
c. comparative d. International C.J.
21. “Aymag” in police of Mongolia means?
a. Mnicipality b. City
c. province d. state
22. What is the lowest rank in Police Kwait?
b. Constable b. private 1st class
c. c. police officer1 d. police constable
23. Police Ac of 1963 is the law establishing?
d. Police in Nepal b. Police in Malaysia
c. Police in Taiwan d. Police in Trinidad
24. Police officer 2 in the Philippine is _____________ in
Israel?
e. RavNitzav b. RavShoter
c. Nitzav d. Shoter
25. What is the highest rank in Kuwait Police?
f. Lt. General b. Major General
c. General d. Brigadier Gen.
26. What is the main mission of police in India?
a. Safer India b. Towards Safer Indi
c. Towards Peaceful India d. Peaceful India

27. “CHOWKIDARS” means?

a. Volunteer Police in india
b. Municial Police in India
c. Rural Police in India
d. Urban Police in India

28. Punjab prison is located in?

b. Oman b. Israel
c. Saudi Arabia d. Pakistan

29. The name Kuwait is derived from the Arabic meaning fortress built
near water?
c. Akwat b. Kouwati
c. Kauwat d. Kouwat
30. The highway patrol or motorway police in Germany is?
d. Wasserschutzpolizei b. Autobahnpolizei
c. Spezialeinsatzkommando d. Higpatrolpolizi
31. What is the highest rank in Laos Police?
a. General b. Lt. General
c. Commissioner of Police d. Commission Officer

32. What is the highest rank in Hongkong Police?

a. General b. Lt. General
c. Commissioner of Police d. Commission Officer

33. What is the highest rank in Cambodia Police?

b. General b. Brigadier Gener
c. Commissioner of Police d. Commission Officer
34. What is the highest rank in Mongolia Police?
c. General b. Brigadier Gener
c. Commissioner of Police d. Commission Officer
35. What is the highest rank in Vietnam Police?
d. General b. Brigadier Gener
c. Commissioner of Police d. Commission Officer
36. What is the lowest rank in Mongolia Police?
a. Private b. Officer cadet
c. Constable d. Police officer

37. What is the lowest rank in Cambodia Police?

a. Private b. Officer cadet
c. Constable d. Police officer

38. What is the lowest rank in Hongkong Police?

a. Private b. Officer cadet
c. Constable d. Police officer

39. What is the lowest rank in Laos Police?

a. Private b. Officer cadet
c. Constable d. Police officer
40. What is the lowest rank in Thailand Police?
a. Private b. Officer cadet
c. Constable d. Police officer