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1. Photography is derived from the Greek word Phos which means ________?

a. Writing c. Market
b. Draw d. Light

2. The Greek word Grapho means _________?

a. To write c. To Draw
b. Writing d. Drawing

3. This man coined the word photography when he wrote a letter to one of his colleagues.

a. Sir John F. W. Herschel c. Sir Henry Fox Talbot

b. Sir John F. S. Herchell d. Sir Henry Talbot Fox

4. It is the art of science of producing image by means of light through some sensitized materials with the aid of camera,
lens, and accessories and the chemical process required in order to produce a photograph.

a. Police Photography c. Photography

b. Telephotography d. Photomicrography

5. _____________ is considered to be the first application of photography to police work.

a. Personal Identification c. Communication

b. Record Purposes d. For preservation

6. It is the taking of the photograph of the scene of the crimes by dividing it into sections.

a. General View c. Medium View

b. Close- Up View d. Extreme Close- Up View

7. It is the application of the principle of photography in relation to police work and in the administration of justice.

a. Police Photography c. Photography

b. Telephotography d. Photomicrography

8. He was the first police who utilized photography in police work as a supplementary identification in his Anthropometry
system.

a. Alphonse Bertillon c. Henry Fox Talbot

b. Edwin H. Sutherland d. William Abney

9. Forensic is derived from the Greek word ___________.

a. Market Place c. Market

b. Plaza d. None

10. The following are the uses of Magnification, except,

a. Photomicrography c. Photo macrography

b. Microphotography d. None

11. It is the light gathering mechanism of the camera that collect the reflected lights coming from the object to form the
image.

a. Light c. Camera
b. Lens d. Sensitized Materials

12. The wave Theory is the theory that based on electromagnetics.

a. Absolutely True c. Maybe True

b. Absolutely False d. Maybe False

13. Millimicron is the units of light wavelength which is equivalent to one-millionth part of a millimeter. While Angstrom is
relatively smaller for it has an equivalent measurement of ___________ part of a millimeter.
 a. Ten Millionth c. Twenty Millionth
b. One millionth d. Two Millionth

14. When the light hits a mirror and it bounce back, It is called?

a. Transmitted c. Refracted
b. Reflected d. Absorbed

15. On what year Isaac Newton proved that the light which men see as white light is actually a mixture of all colors of the
spectrum.

a. 1561 c. 1651
b. 1666 b. 1653

16. The following are considered as lights which the wavelength is either too short or too long to excite the retina of
human eye.

a. X-Ray c. Ultra-Violet Ray e. All of the above

b. Invisible Light d. Intra-Red Light f. None of the above

17. Ultra Violet Ray has radiation of ________ nanometer.

a. 10-30 c. 200-400
b. 400-700 d. 700-800

18. Mr. Andokikoy a Questioned Document Examiner need to find out if the writing was altered. What Light he should
use?

a. X-ray Light c. Ultra- Violet Light

b. Visible Light d. Black Light

19. The following are considered type of light, except.

a. Visible Light c. Infra-Red Light

b. Invisible Light d. None of the above mentioned

20. The following are sources of light except,

a. Natural Light c. Day Light

b. Artificial Light d. All of the above mentioned

21. A light that has reflector at the back which focus the light to the object. It has a common wattage of 500 watts.

a. Photoflood Lamp c. Fluorescent Lamp

b. Incandescent Lamp d. Electronic Lamp

22. The object in an open space casts a deep and uniform shadow and the object appears glossy. The Natural Light is?

a. Bright Sunlight c. Hazy Sunlight

b. Dull Sunlight d. Day Sunlight

23. It is part of the film and photographic paper which contains the silver grains which is the one sensitive to light.

a. Sensitized Materials c. Anti- Halation Backing

b. Emulsion d. Base

24. Black and White Film is under the classification of?

a. According to use c. According to Spectral Sensitivity

b. According to Emulsion Used. D. According to Physical Characteristics

25. It is sensitive to U.V. lights up to the green.

a. Blue Sensitive Film c. Panchromatic Film

b. High Speed Panchromatic Film d. Orthochromatic Film

26. This film is divided into two; The negative type and reversal type.

a. Black and White Film c. Color Colored Film

 b. Colored Film d. A and B are Correct

27. The Degree of sensitivity of the film to light.

a. Emulsion Speed c. A is correct while B is wrong

b. Film Speed d. A and B are correct

28. Arithmetic value system is expressed on this Emulsion Speed.

a. Douche Industre Normen c. American Standards Association

b. International Standard Organization d. All are correct

29. Glossy paper that is designed for fine details and brilliant image formation specifically classify under?

a. Weight c. Color
b. Surface Texture d. Physical Characteristics

30. This grade used to provide sufficient contrast to compensate from very thin or weak negatives.

a. Velox No. 2 c. Velox No. 3

b. Velox No. 4 d. Velox No. 5

31. A box designed to keep light out and serve as a frame to hold other parts.

a. Camera c. Lens
b. Light Tight Box d. View Finder

32. The mechanism of a camera designed to control the degree of sharpness of the object to be photograph.

a. View System c. Shutter speed

b. Lens Aperture d. Focusing

33. If the Lens Aperture is f11, how many light it will get if it is adjusted to f2.8?

a. 2x c. 4x
b. 6x d. 8x

34. This is observed from the viewing system of the camera, once the object is not in focused the object will be viewed to
be blurred and will turn sharp and clear once adjusted.

a. Ground Glass c. Range Finder

c. Scale Bed d. View Finder

35. What is the smallest and the simplest type of camera?

a. Single Lens Reflex Camera b. Twin Lens Reflex Camera

c. View Finder Type d. Press Type

36. It is characterized by the fact that it is thicker at the center and thinner at the side which is capable of bending the light
together and forms the image inversely.

a. Positive- Positive Lens b. Negative- Negative Lens

c. Convex Lens d. Concave Lens

37. If the lens has no correction, it is?

a. Meniscus Lens b. Achromatic Lens

c. Anastigmat Lens d. Apochromatic Lens

38. A defects in shape not in sharpness.

a. Distortion c. Coma
b. Flares d. Spherical Aberration

39. The distance measured from the optical center of the lens is set to focus at infinite position.

a. Focal Length c. Relative Aperture

 b. Focusing d. Focal Point

40. Method used to keep fresh processing solution in contact with the emulsion surface during photographic processing.

a. Agitation c. Aperture
b. Blocking out d. Bracketing

41. The difference between the image seen by viewing system and that recorded on the film.

a. Parralax c. Panning
b. Retouching d. Spooting

42. This is done by simple soaking the film in the water for 2 to 3 minutes while agitating the water container every after
20 seconds.

a. Pre-Development water rinse c. Development

b. Stop Bath d. Washing

43. It is a developing solution used as accelerator.

a. Methol- Hydroquinone c. Borax

b. Potassium Bromide d. Sodium Sulfite

44. The following are classes of bath under STOP Bath except,

a. Water rinse c. Acid Rinse

b. Hardening rinse d. Preservative Rinse

45. What is the convenient size of photographs for court presentation?

a. 8x10 c. 4x7
b. 2x2 d. 9x11

46. The following are equipment in Crime Scene Photography except,

a. SLR c. Lens
b. Data Card d. Safe Light

47. The uses of Photography in Police works are the following except,

a. Record Purposes c. Identification Purposes

c. Preservation Purposes d. Substitute Purposes e. None

48. Acetic Acid serve as _________.

a. Neutralizer c. Preservative
b. Hardener d. Accelerator

49. Process of omitting an object during the process of enlarging and printing.

a. Dodging c. Cropping
b. Vignetting d. Burning- In

50. When it accurately depicts what happened at the crime scene showing the actions of the suspect, the tool used, and
injuries sustained by the victim.

a. Relevant c. Material
b. Competent d. Admissibility