METRO MANILA COLLEGE

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LEA-2 (Final Examination)

1. It could mean exposure to the chance of loss or injury; or the term is synonymous to risk and or peril.
A. Hazard B. Haggard
C. Failure D. None of the above
2. It is the deliberate destruction or the deliberate damaging or destroying or property or equipment, for example
by resistance fighters, enemy agents, or disgruntled workers or destroys somebody’s efforts or achievements.
A. Sabotage B. Ignorance
C. Conceit D. Stress
3. It is describes as the activity of spying or the use or spying or spies to gather secret information.
A. Espionage B. Enthusiasm
C. Pride D. Affection
4. The act of stealing small things or items of little value, especially habitually.
A. Robbery B. Pilferage
C. Sabotage D. None of the above
5. Both acts involve the taking of another’s property with intent to gain without the owner’s consent.
A. Raid and Conceit B. Robbery and Theft
C. Loyalty and Honesty D. All of the above
6. This is the act of unfaithfulness to one’s organization. This is hazardous because it may lead to unauthorized
disclosure or information to other people.
A. Discourage B. Disloyalty
C. Disobedient D. Dismiss
7. These are activities designed to overthrow government or intended or likely to undermine or other institution.
These are hazards because they may cause disruption of the normal operations of an institution or
organization.
A. Suspicious Activities B. Actions
C. Behavior D. Subversive activities
8. One who steals due to his inability to resist the unexpected opportunity and has little fear of detection in no
plan or premeditation and he is usually a “loner” on the job.
A. Formal Pilferer B. Casual Pilferer
C. Informal Pilferer D. Systematic Pilferer
9. One who steals with preconceived plans and takes away any or all types of items or supplies for economic gain.
Pilferers of this kind can be employees or outsiders of the establishment.
A. Efficient Pilferer B. Formal Pilferer
C. Systematic Pilferer D. Casual Pilferer
10. The systematic pilferer surveys shopping and store areas, or through contacts from the firms refers to-
A. Location of items to be pilfered B. Access to the items
C. Removal of item D. Disposal of items
11. Techniques can be from fake documents, bribing of guards, outsmarting security, creating disturbance and
other methods to divert attention while pilferage goes on which refers to-
A. Location of items to be pilfered B. Access to the items
C. Removal of item D. Disposal of items
12. He is the most dangerous foe that security will have to deal with while planning and implementing security
measures and techniques. He is an ordinary person but in his mind has training in deception.
A. Saboteur B. Espionage agent
C. Pilferer D. All of the above
13. This is also known as security audit which is actually a fact-finding probe to determine a plant’s adequacy and
deficiency in all aspects of security, with the corresponding recommendations.
A. Security Survey B. Security Investigation
C. Security Lock D. Security Research
14. A Kind of hazard which arise from natural phenomena-
A. Natural hazard B. Man made hazard
C. Normal hazard D. Artificial hazard
15. Hazard which are the result of a state of mind, attitude, weaknesses or character of one or more person.
A. Natural hazard B. Man made hazard
C. Normal hazard D. Artificial hazard
16. He is very dangerous adversary and his skills in deception and his cunning should never be under estimated
He is a person of extensive training and will highly effective in gaining the confidence of the people.
A. Saboteur B. Addict
C. Espionage Agent D. Criminal
 17. Stealing of information from the employee and stored records refers to-
A. Sabotage B. Espionage
C. Pilferage D. Subversion
18. This aim to protect people from physical violence, whether from state or external states, from violent
individual or from domestic abuse.
A. VIP protection B. VIP security
C. Escort D. Bodyguard
19. Refers to one or more person accompanying another to give guidance or protection or to pay honor.
A. VIP protection B. VIP security
C. Escort D. Bodyguard
20. It refers a person or group of persons usually armed and responsible for the physical security of one or more
specific person.
A. VIP protection B. VIP security
C. Escort D. Bodyguard
21. Security that covers the surrounding area of engagement.
A. Area security B. Perimeter security
C. Close-in security D. Reserve security
22. Security that are in the place of engagement before the arrival of the VIP and sanitize the engagement area.
A. Area security B. Perimeter security
C. Advance security D. Routine security
23. To assure as much as possible the successful completion of a security survey, a chronological plan of action is
developed. The first action taken by the security survey agent is to prepare for and conduct those preliminary
courses of action that precede the actual conduct of the survey.
A. Preliminary Planning B. Secondary Planning
C. Third Planning D .Forth Planning
24. Secure the immediate areas surrounding the place of engagement.
A. Reserve security B. Perimeter security
C. Advance security D. Routine security
25. How many people require for Close-in security?
A. maximum of 4 B. Maximum of 6
C. maximum of 5 D. maximum of 7
26. This kind of attack attempt to stop the victim’s car in a zone he established by blocking the roadway or by
shooting the driver.
A. Moving Attack B. Ambush Attack
C. Hokage Attack D. Breezy Attack
27. This constrained of poor planning and lack of true criminal’s expertise.
A. Neither opportunities nor Novice Criminals B. Religious or politically Motivated Individuals
C. Mentally derange individual D. Professional criminals
28. This are the DO or Die who are willing to sacrifice their lives and or willing to kill their victims to publicize a cause.
A. Neither opportunities nor Novice Criminals B. Religious or politically Motivated Individuals
C. Mentally derange individual D. Professional criminals
29. They may kidnap or kill for the thrill, from confusion, or due to psychosis.
A. Neither opportunities nor Novice Criminals B. Religious or politically Motivated Individuals
C. Mentally derange individual D. Professional criminals
30. They are motivated for kidnapping usually centers on financial gain, with extensive planning to ensure his or her
escape and the ability to spend illegally obtained funds.
A. Neither opportunities nor Novice Criminals B. Religious or politically Motivated Individuals
C. Mentally derange individual D. Professional criminals
31. It is a decisive point of a condition improper handling on which immediately places under threat or danger of
one’s life, limbs, freedom and property.
A. Crisis B. Disaster
C. Calamity D. None of the above
32. It is the totality of action of handling or responding to a given crisis situation.
A. Management B. Crisis Management
C. Human Resources D. Admin
33. It is a complete and comprehensive plan at actions designed to protect life, limbs, freedom and property before,
during, and after any given crisis situation.
A. Plan B. Management
C. Crisis Management Plan D. Crisis
34. These are the two kinds of crisis according to origin:
A. Natural Crisis & Man-Made Crisis B. Natural Crisis & Animal Crisis
C. Family Crisis & Natural Crisis D. Animal Crisis & Family Crisis
35. The events caused by force of nature.
A. Man-Made Crisis B. Natural Crisis
C. Animal Crisis D. None of the above
36. The events caused through instrumentality of men.
A. Man-Made Crisis B. Natural Crisis
C. Animal Crisis D. None of the above
37. It is a condition of an enterprise whereby normal work operation is stopped as a result of a strike and lockout.
A. Work Stoppage B. Home Stoppage
C. Admin Stoppage D. All of the above
38. It is a temporary stoppage of work by concerned action or employees as a result of a current labor industrial
dispute.
A. Lockout B. Brownout
C. Strike D. Beat
39. It is the temporary refusal of any employer to furnish work.
A. Lockout B. Brownout
C. Strike D. Beat
40. The transfer of thought from the mind of one person to the mind of another thought a common medium or
channel.
A. Communication B. Conference
C. Medium of Communication D. None of the Above
41. The exchange of thoughts or opinions by conversations, or seminar. The exchange could be from oral, written and
other forms.
A. Communication B. Conference
C. Medium of Communication D. None of the Above
42. It is refers to the common language known for two or more individuals who want to exchange thought or ideas
with each other.
A. Communication B. Conference
C. Medium of Communication D. None of the Above
43. It is refers to the equipments being used to transfer thoughts or ideas.
A. Communication B. Conference
C. Medium of Communication D. Channel of Communication
44. It gives the impression that you are alert and wide awake and interested as the person calling.
A. Expressiveness B. Transferring
C. Alertness D. Privacy
45. It builds a pleasant office image with voice of smile.
A. Reachable B. Approachable
C. Pleasantness D. Hospitality
46. Refers to speak clearly and relax to avoid garbled transmission
A. Distinctness B. Pleasantness
C. Alertness D. All of the above
47. It is a combination of apparatus of converting speech energy to electrical wave then transmit the same to a
certain point then finally re-convert the electrical energy to audible sound.
A. Telephone B. E-mail
C. Intercom D. None of the above
48. A wired system of communication being used with in a building or compound for direct exchange of calls.
A. Telephone B. E-mail
C. Intercom D. None of the above
49. It is a sudden generally unexpected occurrence or set or circumstances demanding immediate action.
A. Disaster B. Emergency
C. Management D. None of the above
50. The report provides other investigators with information necessary to further advance the investigation.
A. Prospective Action B. Leads
C. Record D. Information
 25. A
Answer Key: Lea2 – Final exam 26. B
1. A 27. A
2. A 28. B
3. A 29. C
4. B 30. D
5. B 31. A
6. B 32. B
7. D 33. C
8. B 34. A
9. C 35. B
10. A 36. A
11. B 37. A
12. A 38. C
13. A 39. A
14. A 40. A
15. B 41. B
16. C 42. C
17. B 43. D
18. B 44. C
19. C 45. C
20. D 46. A
21. A 47. A
22. C 48. C
23. A 49. B
24. B 50. B