1. It is an art or science that deals with the study of 9.

Before evidence is accepted in court, it is a

the principles of photography, the preparation of requirement that they must satisfy the basic
photographic evidence, and its application to police requirements of admissibility, which is ______.
work. A. Relevancy
A. Police photography B. Reliability
B. Surveillance photography C. Competency
C. Forensic photography D. Both A & B
D. Aerial photography 10. It is the ability of an object to convert one
2. It is the art or science of photography documenting wavelength to another as long as the active energy
a crime scene and evidence for laboratory source is irradiating the object.
examination and analysis for the purpose of court A. Fluorescence
trial. B. Convalescence
A. Photography C. Phosphorescence
B. Forensic photography D. Interference
C. Surveillance photography 11. It is a device that opens to uncover the film to
D. Police photography make an exposure for an accurately times interval,
3. It is an image produced through the action of light. then closes automatically.
A. Picture A. Diaphragm
B. Photograph B. Shutter
C. Evidence C. Aperture
D. Motion picture D. Lens
4. The type of photography that is best used in aerial 12. Which of the following statement is true?
surveillance since it allows the viewer to see things A. The faster the shutter speed, the less light it will
clearly even in bad weather conditions. admit
A. Infrared photography B. The faster the shutter speed, the more light it will
B. Photomacrography admit
C. UV photography C. The slower the shutter speed, the less light it will
D. Microphotography admit
5. It is considered the first application of photography D. All of the above
in police work. 13. It is that sensitized material that will record the
A. For questioned document examination visible image in the final development and become
B. For aerial photography the photograph.
C. For preservation of crime scenes A. Photographic paper
D. For identification purposes B. Print paper
6. It refers to the process of photographing the C. Film
suspect(s) in full length, half body, right and left side D. All of the above
views, and two quarter views. 14. It is the process by which an invisible latent image
A. Investigation in an emulsion is made visible.
B. Mug-shot photography A. Processing
C. Aerial photography B. Development
D. Personal identification C. Fixation
7. Taking a magnified photograph of a small object by D. None of the foregoing
attaching a camera to the ocular of a compound 15. A camera that digitalizes the image, which can
microscope so as to show the minute details of the then be put into a computer and enhanced through a
physical evidence. It is the examination of the software package.
markings and striations on a fired bullet. What is the A. Box type camera
best photography to be utilized? B. Digital Camera
A. UV photography C. Point and shoot camera
B. Photomicrography D. Pinhole camera
C. Microphotography 16. It is a specialized area of anthropology that studies
D Infrared photography the human skeleton and how it was evolved
8. It is the process of reducing a scenario into small throughout the history.
strips of film. It was first used in filmmaking A. Forensic anthropology
A. Macrophotography B. Forensic odontology
B. Photomacrography C. Rugoscopy
C. Photomicrography D. DNA Profiling
D. Microphotography
17. Branch of dentistry which in the interest of justice C. Relatives of the victim
deals with the proper handling and examination of D. Any of these
dental evidence, and with the proper evaluation. 26. What is the other term for putrefaction?
A. Forensic anthropology A. Stiffening of muscles
B. Forensic odontology B. Advanced decomposition
C. Rugoscopy C. Wrinkles in the skin
D. DNA Profiling D. Water soaking
27. What is the science of identification by means of
18. A technique is used by scientists to distinguish pores?
between individuals of the same species using only A. Chiroscopy
one samples of their DNA. B. Dactolyscopy
A. Forensic anthropology C. Podoscopy
B. Forensic odontology D. Poroscopy
C. Rugoscopy 28. it is a dogmatic principle which postulates that
D. DNA Profiling fingerprints cannot be forged;
19. The study of palatal rugae in order to establish a A. Principle of permanency
personal identity. B. Principle of individuality
A. Forensic anthropology C. Principle of constancy
B. Forensic odontology D. Principle of infallibility
C. Rugoscopy 29. The principle of the fingerprint study states that
D. DNA Profiling “fingerprints are reliable and a positive means of
20. A pattern left in an object or tissue by the dental identification”
structures of an animal or human. A. Principle of infallibility
A. Suture marks B. Principle of individuality
B. Bite marks C. Principle of constancy
C. Palatal rugae D. Principle of permanency
D. Enamel 30. What is the science of identification through
21. Biological samples are used in DNA profiling, friction ridge characteristics existing in the _putol_
except: of the human foot
A. Saliva A. Dactolyscopy
B. Semen B. Poroscopy
C. Sweat C. Chiroscopy
D. Urine D. Podoscopy
22. Are usually instinct markings left by the oily 31. An independent office whose mandate is to
substances or perspiration exuded from the fingertips investigate all forms of human rights violations
on any substance that the finger may have changed: involving civil and political rights
A. Fingerprint A. SandiganBayan
B. Latent prints B. Ombudsman
C. Fingertips C. Commission on human rights
D. Hidden prints D. National prosecutions office
23. What are the papillary ridges identified on the 32. A set of legal rights contained in the constitution
palms of the hands? A. Constitutional rights
A. Dactyloscopy B. Statutory rights
B. Chiroscopy C. Bill of rights
C. Podoscopy D. Rights of citizen
D. Poroscopy 33. A set of legal rights enacted by the legislative body
24. What are the impressions that are printed……. A. Constitutional rights
Putol ang pic B. Statutory rights
A. Rolled impression C. Bill of rights
B. Fragmentary impression D. Rights of citizen
25. In cases where the hands of the deceased are 34. It is the obligation that requires the state and its
clenched or decomposition has begun, this may agents to prevent other individual groups from
necessitate cutting of the skin. In this case, _____ may violating human rights
be granted by the health officer, or by an official A. Obligation to respect
having the authority to grant such right. B. Obligation to protect
A. Mayor of the concern municipality C. Obligation to Fulfill
B. Legal authority D. Obligation to adhere
35. It is the duty imposed on the state to take or
implement measures to ensure the putol of human
rights.
A. Obligation to respect
B. Obligation to protect
C. Obligation to Fulfill
D. Obligation to adhere
36. Those rights that are inherent in our nature and
without which we cannot function humans.
A. Legal rights
B. Human rights
C. Constitutional rights
D. Miranda rights
37. A God-given right and are acknowledged as
morally good
A. moral
B. legal
C. constitutional
D. statutory