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Which of the following best describes any immoral or habit, the indulgence of which leads to depravity, wickedness or corruption?

A. Vice

B. Counseling

C. Control

D. Addiction

A Vice

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The term refers to the medical service rendered to a client for the effective management of the physical and mental condition related to drug abuse?

A. Treatment

B. Detoxification

C.Rehabilitation

D. Counseling

A. Treatment

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A medically supervised elimination of drugs from the system of any addicted person.

A. Treatment

B. Rehabilitation

C. Control

D. Detoxification

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It refers to a negative character trait or an unhealthy habit like excessive smoking, drinking of alcohol, and gambling.

A. Addiction

B. Vice

C. Ethics

D. Control

B. Vice

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Which Section of RA 9165 refers to the sale, trading, administration, dispensation, delivery. distribution, and transportation of dangerous drugs?

A. Section 4

B. Section 5

C. Section 11

D. Section 15

B. Section 5

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What is the penalty for any person found to be a protector or coddler of violators of this section?

A. life imprisonment and a fine ranging from Five hundred thousand pesos (P500,000.00) to Ten million pesos (P10,000,000.00)

B. Six (6) years imprisonment and no fine

C. life imprisonment and fine ranging from Five hundred thousand pesos (P500,000.00) to Ten million pesos (P10,000,000.00)

D. Twelve (12) years and one (1) day to twenty (20) years of imprisonment and a fine ranging from One hundred thousand pesos (P100,000.00) to Five hundred thousand pesos (P500,000.00)

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Tomas is arrested for possessing 30 grams of shabu. According to the RA 9165, what is the penalty he faces?

A. Twelve (12) years imprisonment of P100, 000

B. Life Imprisonment and a fine ranging from P400, 000 to P500,000

C. Six (6) months of rehabilitation and community service

D. Five (5) years imprisonment and a fine of P50, 000

B. Life Imprisonment and a fine ranging from P400, 000 to P500,000

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Janelle is caught in possession of 3 grams of shabu and 200 grams of marijuana. Based on RA 9165. what is the penalty imposed?

A Imprisonment of 12 years and 1 day to 20 years and a fine ranging from Php 300,000.00 to Php

Life Imprisonment and a fine ranging from P400, 000 to P500,000

Life imprisonment and fine ranging from Five hundred thousand pesos (P500,000.00) to Ten million pesos (P10,000,000.00)

imprisonment ranging from six (6) years and one (1) day to twelve (12) years and a fine ranging from Fifty thousand pesos (P50,000.00) to Two hundred thousand pesos (P200,000.00):

A Imprisonment of 12 years and 1 day to 20 years and a fine ranging from Php 300,000.00 to Php

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Leo was apprehended during a police operation. After undergoing a confirmatory test, he was found positive for the use of dangerous drugs. It is his first offense. What penalty will he most likely receive under Section 15 of the RA 91652

A. 12 years imprisonment and P300, 000 fine

B. 6 months to one 1 year of rehabilitation in a government center

C. Community service

D.Life Imprisonment and P500, 000 fine

B. 6 months to one 1 year of rehabilitation in a government center

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Which of the following is an aim of treatment for individuals using dangerous drugs?

A. to prevent death from overdose

B. to make them comfortable during the withdrawal period

C. to encourage confirmed drug dependent clients to undergo rehabilitation

D. All of the Above

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Johnny is a recovering drug dependent who is undergoing a detoxification process. Instead of Stopping drug use completely, his doctor prescribes a medically approved substitute drug that minimise the effect of the substance he is addicted to but is safer and more controlled. This helps reduce his cravings and withdrawal symptoms.

A. Cold Turkey

B. Substitution Method

C. Reduction Method

D. Rehabilitation Therapy

B. Substitution Method

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Elizabeth has been using illegal drugs for several months. With the help of medical professional she begins to decrease her dosage little by little each week instead of stopping all at once. This gradual process helps her body and adjust and lessens the severity of withdrawal symptoms.

A. Cold Turkey

B. Substitution Method

C. Reduction Method

D. Counseling

C. Reduction Method

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After completing detoxification, Gelo enters a program that includes therapy, skills training. counseling, spiritual guidance, and integration support. The goal is to help him recover physically, emotionally, and socially so he can live a drug-free life within the community.

A. Medical Treatment

C. Rehabilitation

B. Treatment

D. Drug Testing Progrom

C. Rehabilitation

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John has been struggling with drug addiction and prefers to talk one-on-one with a therapist to address his personal struggles, triggers, and thoughts in a private setting. He feels this personal attention helps him open up about issues he wouldn’t discuss in a group setting. What type of therapeutic method is John undergoing?

A. Group Therapy

B. Family Therapy

C. Individual Therapy

D. Counseling

C. Individual Therapy

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Carla has struggled with addiction for years. As part of his rehabilitation program, he begins attending a support group that focuses on strengthening his moral and spiritual values. The group encourages her to find inner peace, build a strong ethical foundation, and reconnect with his faith to support his recovery. What aspect of rehabilitation is Carla participating in?

A. Psycho-Therapeutic Effect

C. The follow-up and after-care

B. The spiritual and religious means

D. Counseling

B. The spiritual and religious means

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Elizabeth has successfully completed her rehabilitation program and has been discharged from the center. However, she continues to attend regular follow-up meetings with her counselor, participates in support groups, and receives treatment to ensure she stays on track and maintains her recovery.

What aspect of rehabilitation is Elizabeth participating in after her discharge?

A. Counseling

C. Detoxification

B. Spiritual and Religious Means

D. Follow-up and After Care

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What is the primary objective of supply reduction in drug control?

A. To increase the demand for drugs through better distribution networks

B. To prevent the production of legal substances for commercial use

C. To take away drugs from individuals through market denial operations and prevent their diversion to illicit markets.

D. To promote the production of legal drugs for medicinal use.

C. To take away drugs from individuals through market denial operations and prevent their diversion to illicit markets.

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In which year did the prohibition of alcohol commence in Finland?

A. 1917

B. 1920

C. 1919

D. 1918

1919

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Which of the following best describes the Hazelden-Minnesota Model of addiction treatment?

A. Addiction is a choice made by the individual, and treatment focuses on behavior modification

B. Addiction is a disease or involuntary condition caused by factors largely outside a person’s control

C. Addiction is a result of psychological trauma, and treatment focuses solely on counseling

D. Addiction orth be treated through spiritual practices alone, with no need for medical intervention

B. Addiction is a disease or involuntary condition caused by factors largely outside a person’s control

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Angela has been struggling with drug addiction for several years. She enters a rehabilitation program that emphasizes a combination of the Twelve Steps, cognitive behavioral therapy, and the social support of a therapeutic community. In her treatment plan, Angela also works closely with rehabilitation professionals and paraprofessionals who tailor their approach to address her individual needs. What approach best describes Sarah is undergoing?

A. Therapeutic Community Approach

B. Spiritual Approach

C. Eclectic Approach

D. Multidisciplinary Approach

C. Eclectic Approach

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This approach uses the Bible as the primary source of inspiration to induce change. It views drug addiction as a sin and encourages the patient to turn away from it and renew his relationships with the Lord.

A. Therapeutic Community Approach

B. Spiritual Approach

C. Eclectic Approach

D. Hazelden-Minnesotta Model

B. Spiritual Approach

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Which of the following is NOT a basic qualification for becoming a Drug Enforcement Officer in the Philippines?

A. Must be between 21 to 35 years old

B. Must have at least of military experience

C. Must be a college graduate

D. Must have passed the Civil Service Professional Examination

B. Must have at least of military experience

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What is the Filipino name of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency?

A. Kagawaran ng Kaligtasan ng Droga

B. Kawanihan ng Pilipinas Laban sa Droga

C. Kagawaran ng Droga at Seguridad

D. Kawanihan ng Droga Laban sa Pilipinas

B. Kawanihan ng Pilipinas Laban sa Droga

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A method that employs a team of experts, including psychologists, psychiatrists, occupational therapists, social workers, and other related professional disciplines in collaboration with the family of the patient and the drug dependent himself.

A. Eclectic Approach

B. Multidisciplinary Team Approach

C. Therapeutic Community Approach

D. Spiritual Approach

B. Multidisciplinary Team Approach

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25. Which drug became popular as a recreational drug in the 1970s? A. Heroin B. Shapu C Ecstasy D.Cocaine

D.Cocaine

26. What drug was banned in San Francisco, California in 1875? A. Cocaine C. Morphine B. Opium D. Heroin

B. Opium

What is the process that uses yeast or bacteria to turn sugar into alcohol? A. Fermentation B. Detoxification C. Boiling D. Processing

A Fermentation

28. How does alcohol affect the body? A. It speeds up brain activity B. It blocks messages to the brain and alters perception, emotions, movement, vision, and hearing C. It increases vision and hearing abilities D. It makes the body stronger 29. What was the early drink in China made from? A. Wheat and Barley B. Rice, honey, and Fruit C. Milk and Sugar D. Water and herbs

B. It blocks messages to the brain and alters perception, emotions, movement, vision, and hearing

29. What was the early drink in China made from? A. Wheat and Barley B. Rice, honey, and Fruit C. Milk and Sugar D. Water and herbs

B. Rice, honey, and Fruit

30. In India what is Sura made from? A. Wheat B. Rice Meal C. Fruits D. Barley

B. Rice Meal

31. Whielr Type of alcohol is used in alcoholic drinks? A Methyl Alcohol B.Ethyl alcohol C. Methanol D. Both Methyl and Ethyl

B.Ethyl alcohol

32 Which alcohol is poisonous and not used in drinks? A. Methanol B. Ethanol C. Ethyl D. Alcohol

A. Methanol

33. What is the boiling point of alcohol? A100 degrees celsius B. 78. 4 degrees celsius C. 50 degrees celsius D. 120 degrees celsius

B. 78. 4 degrees celsius

34. What are the effects of moderate inebriation (100-200 mg) on a person? A. Improved mental clarity and coordination B. Argumentative, overconfident, and slight impairment of mental faculties C. Total loss of coordination D. reddening of the face,

B. Argumentative, overconfident, and slight impairment of mental faculties

35. What various degree of intoxication, when a person consumes alcohol and has a slight reddening of the face but shows no signs of mental impairment, in coordination, or difficulty in speech. A. Drunk B. Coma C. Slight D. Moderate

C. Slight

The mind becomes confused and dis-oriented. There is difficulty of speech and marked poor motor coordination. Walking may be hard for persons diagnosed, there is increased disassociation leading to stupor. What various degree of intoxication this statement? A. Drunk (200-300 mg) B.Coma (400 mg, and above) C. Very drunk(300-400 mg) D. Slight Inebriation (10 to 100 mg)

C. Very drunk(300-400 mg)

37. What is used to measure the alcohol content in a person's breath? A. Blood Test B. Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus (HGN) C. Temperature Sensor D. Breathalyzer

D. Breathalyzer

38. What is the required for a reliable blood alcohol test? A. 10 cc. of blood B. 5 cc of blood sent to the lab within 30 minutes after extraction C. A urine sample D. The person must be sober for 24 hours before the test

B. 5 cc of blood sent to the lab within 30 minutes after extraction

39. What is one common physical test used by law enforcement to check if a person is drunk? A. Field sobriety test B. BAC C. Breathalyzer D. Memory Test

A. Field sobriety test

40. What law is responsible for regulating drunk and drugged driving in the Philippines? A. RA 9165 B. RA 10685 C. RA 10931 D. RA 10586

C. RA 10931

1. What is the typical content of Wines? A. 2-6% B. 10% C. 20% D. 40%

B. 10%

42. Which beverage typically contains 2-6% alcohol? A. Wine B. Beer C. Vodka D. Fortified Wine

B. Beer

43. Jason drinks alcohol only on special occasions or uses it as home remedy, consuming only a few drinkes per year. What type of drinker is Jason? A. Frequent Drinker B. Regular Drinker C. Alcoholic D. Occasional Drinker

D. Occasional Drinker

44. Kim has lost control of her alcohol use. It has become her primary goal, and she neglects her physical health and the needs of her family and society. What type of drinker is Kim? A. Occasional Drinker B. Frequent Drinker C. Regular Drinker D. Alcoholic

D. Alcoholic

45 Jana Gibs drinks alcohol at parties and social affairs. She may drink once a week or occasionally up to three or four times a week. What type of drinker is Jana G? A. Traditional B. Frequent C. Regular D. Social

B. Frequent

46. Michael drinks alcohol daily or consistently on weekends. He comes from a cultural background where wine and beer are commonly used with meals to enhance the flavor of the food. What type of drinker is Michael? A. Regular B. Ritual C. Traditional D. Dietary

A. Regular

47. For Paul, dining feels incomplete without wine. Ile considers it an important part of a refined and gracious lifestyle. What is Paul's usual motive for drinking? A. Shortcut to Adulthood B. Traditional C. Status D. Ritual

48 Sonny drinks expensive wine and premium liquor mainly to show success and social prestige. What is Sonny's usual motive for drinking? A. Status B. Social C. Path of least resistance D. Dietary

A Status

49 During social and religious functions, Mark drinks alcohol as part of the custom and practice of community. What type of drinker is Mark? A. Status B. Social C.Traditional D. Dietary

C.Traditional

50. Nicole drinks alcohol at gathering to relax, release tension and feel more comfortable socializing with others. What type of drinker is Nicole? A. Social B. Traditional C. Shortcut to adulthood D. Path of least Resistance

A. Social

Who introduced tobacco to France in 1560? A. John Nicot B. Jean Nicot C. Jane Nicot D. Jana Nicot

B. Jean Nicot

52 What part of the tobacco plant is used to make tobacco? A. Flowers B. Roots C. Leaves D. Stems

C. Leaves

63 How are cigars typically smoked? A. The smoke is inhaled into the lungs B. The smoke is drawn into the mouth, not inhaled C. The smoke is exhaled immediately D. The smoke is absorbed through the skin

B. The smoke is drawn into the mouth, not inhaled

54. Why is cigar smoke typically not inhaled? A. At is too strong for the lungs B. It contains high amount of nicotine C. The smoke has a high alkalinity that can irritate the trachea and lungs D. It is too light to be inhaled

C. The smoke has a high alkalinity that can irritate the trachea and lungs

55. How was pipe smoking traditionally done? A. The tobacco was smoked using a cigar B. Shredded tobacco was placed into a pipes chamber and ignited C. The tobacco was chewed D. The tobacco was caten faw

B. Shredded tobacco was placed into a pipes chamber and ignited

56 What is the single or multi-stemmed glass water pipe originally from India, once considered a symbol of pride for wealthy and high-class people? A. Cigar B. Pipe C.Hookah D. E-Cigarette

C.Hookah

These are manufactured from finely cut and cured tobacco leaves, sometimes combined with additives, which are rolled into slim, cylinder-shaped paper tubes. A. E-Cigarette B.Cigar C. Cigarettes D. Passive Smoking

C. Cigarettes

58. What is another name for passive smoking? A. Direct Smoking B. Filtered Smoking C. Secondhand Smoke D. Healthy Smoking

C. Secondhand Smoke

59. An active component in tobacco which acts as a powerful stimulants of the nervous system. A. TAR B. Alcohol C. Nicotine D. THC

C. Nicotine

60. The brownish viscous substance known to be cancer-causing component of tobacco smoking. A. Nicotine B. Alcohol C. TAR D. Cyanide

C. TAR

61. is an act or practice of a woman who engages or habitually indulged in sexual intercourse for money or profit. A. Prostitution B. Prostitute C. Whore D. Pimp

A. Prostitution

62. A woman engages in discriminate sexual intercourse or acts with males for hire. A. Prostitution B. Prostitute C. Pimp D. Whore

B. Prostitute

63. A battery powered vaporizer that has recently gained popularity among smokers. This gadget siprolates tobacco smoking by generating an aerosol that resembles smoke via a heating element (atomizer). A. E-Cigarette B. Vape C. Passive D. Hookah

A. E-Cigarette

64 They are considered as professionals, also known as street walker, bar or tavern pick-up. A. Call Girls Boys B. Factory Girls C. Door Knocker D. Hustler

D. Hustler

65. What is a "door knocker" in the context of prostitution? A. They are part time prostitutes B. They are considered as professionals C. They are occasional and selective prostitutes D. They work-in regular houses of prostitution

C. They are occasional and selective prostitutes

66. Refers to the act of betting of money on an event with an uncertain outcome, guided by the intent winning additional money from what has been initially staked. A. Investing B. Saving C. Gambling D. Trading

C. Gambling

67. Office that controls and regulates gambling? A. PAGCOR B. DILG C. DSWD D. Jueteng

A. PAGCOR

68. Anti Gambling Law? A. PD 532 C. PD 1602 B. RA 9211 D. PD 968

C. PD 1602

69. When did the RA 9165 took effect? A. June 7, 2002 B. July 4, 2002 C. June 19, 2002 D. July 7, 200

BJuly 4, 2002

The policy-making; strategy-formulating body in the planning formulation of policies;programs on drug prevention and control. A. PDEA B. DDB C. DOJ D. Chairman Ched

BDDB

. How many permanent members are appointed to DDB? A. 2 C. 5 B. 3 D.7

72. How many members composed the DDB? A 15 C. 17 B. 16 D. 18

73 What is the highest position in the DDB? A. Undersecretary B. Chairman with the rank of Secretary C. President D. Chief

B. Chairman with the rank of Secretary

74. How many members serve in an ex-officio capacity in the DDB? A. 2 C. 12 B. 3 D. 17

C12

15. How many are regular members in the DDB? A.1 C. 3 B.2 D.4

C. 3

16. The following shall underge random drug testing, except one students of secondary and tertiary schools B . officers and employees of public & private offices Members of the PNP, AFP, & other LEA D. All of the above

Members of the PNP, AFP, & other LEA

17. The following shall undergo mandatory drug testing, except one A. applicants for drivers license B. applicants for Firearms license C. All candidates for public office national/ local D tertiary schools

D tertiary schools

78. What Presidential Degree established the Probation Law in the Philippines? A. PD 689 C. PD 1619 B. PD 968 D. PD 603

B. PD 968

29. What year the PDEA officially established? A. 1998 B. 2002 C. 2005 D. 2007

B. 2002

80. In what year was cocaine first used to treat morphine addiction? A. 1878 B. 1879 C. 1898 D. 1908

B. 1879

13. What is the penalty for a first-time offender who is caught selling or buying tobacco products to or from a minor? A. 1 year imprisonment and a 10,000.00 fine B. Community service and a warning C. Not more than 30 days of imprisonment and a 5,000.00 fine D. Permanent closure of business and imprisonment

C. Not more than 30 days of imprisonment and a 5,000.00 fine

14. According to Section 41 on the Involvement of Family, what is considered the primary responsibility of the family in addressing the issue of dangerous drugs? A. To report drug users to the police immediately B. To isolate members suspected of drug abuse C. To educate and raise awareness about the ill-effects of dangerous drugs and closely monitor Susceptible members D. To rely solely on schools and government agencies for drug prevention

C. To educate and raise awareness about the ill-effects of dangerous drugs and closely monitor Susceptible members

15. Who appoints the three (3) permanent members in DDB with at least 7 years of experience in fields like law, medicine, criminology, psychology, or social work? A. The Senate B. The Supreme Court C. The President D. The Department of Justice

C. The President

16. Under Section 7 of R.A. 9165, what is the penalty for an employee or visitor who is aware of the nature of a den, dive, or resort used for illegal drug activities? A. 6 months imprisonment and a fine of 10,000.00 B. Life imprisonment and a fine of 1,000,000.00 C.2 years and 1 day to 20 years imprisonment and a fine of 100,000.00 to 500,000.00 D. No penalty if the person is just visiting

C.2 years and 1 day to 20 years imprisonment and a fine of 100,000.00 to 500,000.00

17. What is the penalty for the possession of dangerous drugs, regardless of purity, under Section 11 of R.A. 9165? A. Life imprisonment and a fine ranging from Php 500,000.00 to Php 10,000,000.00 B. 10 years imprisonment and a fine ranging from Php 100,000.00 to Php 1,000,000.00 C. 5 years imprisonment and a fine of Php 50,000.00 D. Community service and a fine of Php 10,000.00

Life imprisonment and a fine ranging from Php 500,000.00 to Php 10,000,000.00

18 What is the penalty for the possession of dangerous drugs, regardless of purity, under Section 11 of RA. 9165? A.Life imprisonment and a fine ranging from Php 500,000.00 to Php 10,000,000.00 B. 10 years imprisonment and a fine ranging from Php 100,000.00 to Php 1,000,000.00 C. 5 years imprisonment and a fine of Php 50,000.00 D. Community service and a fine of Php 10.000.00

A.Life imprisonment and a fine ranging from Php 500,000.00 to Php 10,000,000.00

19. What penalty applies if the quantity of dangerous drugs is less than 5 grams, or less than 300 grams of marijuana? A. No penalty B. Imprisonment of 12 years and 1 day to 20 years with a fine of Php 300,000.00 to Php 400,000.00 C. Imprisonment of 6 months to 1 year with a fine of Php 50,000.00 D. mprisonment of 20 years with a fine of Php 500,000.00

B. Imprisonment of 12 years and 1 day to 20 years with a fine of Php 300,000.00 to Php 400,000.00

What penalty is imposed on a person apprehended for using dangerous drugs, after a confirmatory test, for the first offense under Section 15 of R.A. 91657 A. Imprisonment for 6 months to 1 year B. A fine of Php 50,000.00 to Php 100,000.00 C. Rehabilitation in a government center for 6 months to 1 year D. Community service for 6 months

A. Imprisonment for 6 months to 1 year

21. What penalty will a person face if apprehended for using dangerous drugs for the second time, according to Section 15 of R.A. 91657? A. Rehabilitation for 6 months to 1 year B. Imprisonment ranging from 6 years and 1 day to 12 years and a fine of Php 50,000.00 to Php C. A fine of Php 100,000.00 and mandatory drug education D. Imprisonment for life without a fine

B. Imprisonment ranging from 6 years and 1 day to 12 years and a fine of Php 50,000.00 to Php

22. Dr. Santos prescribes a dangerous drug to a patient without any valid medical reason, despite knowing that the drug is highly regulated and should only be used when absolutely necessary. Upon investigation, it was found that the prescription was unnecessary and violated existing drug regulations. What penalties can Dr. Santos face under Section 18? A) A warning and temporary suspension B. Imprisonment of 12 years and 1 day to 20 years, a fine of P100,000 to P500,000, and revocation of license C) Community service and a fine of P50,000 D) A one-year Suspension from medical practice

B. Imprisonment of 12 years and 1 day to 20 years, a fine of P100,000 to P500,000, and revocation of fcense

23. A police officer was found guilty of planting evidence related to dangerous drugs during an anti-drug operation. It was proven in court that he deliberately committed the act to falsely implicate a suspect. What is the consequence under Section 28 if the offender is a government official or employee? A) A light sentence due to his service record B) The standard penalty for the unlawful act only C. Maximum penalty for the offense plus absolute perpetual disqualification from public office D) Reassignment to another post and suspension without pay

C. Maximum penalty for the offense plus absolute perpetual disqualification from public office

24. Carlos was convicted for selling illegal drugs in a buy-bust operation. After the trial, he asked the court if he could apply for probation instead of serving his sentence in prison. Is carlos qualified for probation under the law? A) Yes, because it's his first offense B) Yes, as long as the sentence is less than 6 years C. No, because drug traffickers and pushers are not entitled to probation D) No, unless he pays a fine

C. No, because drug traffickers and pushers are not entitled to probation

25. According to Section 41, who is primarily responsible for educating and monitoring family members about the dangers of drug abuse? A) The school B) The government C) The police (D) The family

(D) The family

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