COMPARATIVE POLICE SYSTEM 31-40

31. In breaking equal rating for UN Peacekeeping missions, the priority criterion to be considered is the ____ of the applicant.
                a. Rank                                                            c. Length of service
b. Educational attainment                              d. Eligibility
32. The eligibility needed for admission in the UN peacekeeping deployment is ____.
                a. UNSAS eligibility                                       c. UNSAT eligibility
                b. NAPOLCOM eligibility                            d. CSC eligibility
33. Among the following, which is not an objective of the ASEANAPOL?
                a. To patronize the products of ASEAN member-countries
                b. To Enhance police professionalism
c. To forge stronger regional cooperation in police work
d. To promote lasting friendship amongst the police officers of ASEAN countries
34. The Japanese Police follow what rank model?
a. Military                                                  c. European
b. British                                                    d. Dutch
35. The recommendation of ____ is a requirement for admission of the applicant to the UN Peacekeeping mission.
                a. Mayor                                                              c. Chief, PNP
                b. Congressman                                                  d. Unit commander
36. Immediately preceding the UNSAT examination, the applicant must have Performance Evaluation Rating of at least ____ for two (2) consecutive rating periods.
                a. Outstanding                                                  c. Satisfactory
                b. Very satisfactory                                           d. Average
37. Except for one, the PNP applicant for UN Peacekeeping mission must be able to pass the following:
                a. Physical fitness test                                                      c. Neuro-psychiatric examination
                b. Medical and dental examination                            d. Background investigation
38. It is the blurring of geo-political boundaries between nations so that the world has flattened facilitating greater mobility of people and other resources from one geographical location to another making the world as one village.
                a. World modernization                                                 c. Global adventurism
b. Economic prosperity                                                   d. Globalization          
39. It is a government agency tasked to establish a shared central data base among law enforcement units in the Philippines for all information affecting peace and order to address the global threat to national and international security.
                a. Armed Forces of the Philippines                             c. National Bureau of Investigation
b. Philippine Center for Transnational Crime         d. Philippine National Police
40. Its motive is chiefly ideological and/or a desire for political change.
                a. Organized crime                                                           c. Criminal syndicate

                b. Terrorism                                                                        d. MAFIA

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