Which term is the police signaling whistle?

• A. Pitó
• B. Katutubong
• C. Sayâ
• D. Kasanayan

Answer: (A)

It's about knowing the Filipino word for a whistle used to signal. The term for a whistle, especially the one police officers use to issue commands, is pitó. It’s the word that naming the device itself, and you’ll hear it in contexts where signaling with a whistle is essential. The other options point to unrelated ideas—katutubong means native or indigenous, sayâ refers to a state or condition, and kasanayan means skill or proficiency—so they don’t describe a whistle. Pitó is the best fit because it directly names the signaling whistle used by authorities.