Mock Board Exam in Crimin Set A
Mock Board Exam in Crimin Set A
Mock Board Exam in Crimin Set A
SET - A
INSTRUCTION: Select the correct answer for each of the following questions. Mark
only one answer for each item by marking the box corresponding to the letter of
your choice on the answer sheet provided. STRICTLY NO ERASURES ALLOWED. Use
pencil no.1 only.
6. The component of the lie detector machine responsible in recording pulse rate,
amplitude and changes of blood pressure is called:
A. Calvanograph
B. Cardio sphymograph
C. Smearnograph
D. Pneumograph
10. In handwriting examination, the imaginary line upon which the writing rests is
called what line?
A. Note C. Vase
B. Base D. Stroke
11. In the study of crimes with the use of firearms, the energy generated at muzzle
point is called:
A. Muzzle energy
B. Muzzle control
C. Velocity
D. Gravity
12. Firearms identification deals with the study, comparison and identification of
weapons alleged to have been used in the commission of crimes against whom?
A. Sorority of state like the Magdalo groups
B. Property
C. Persons
D. Chastity
13. A historic event in police photography happened in Denver, Colorado, USA, with
the court admitted for the first time a “coloreds” photograph and that year
was?
A. 1956 B. 1977 C. 1943 D.1928
14. The process of photographing or recording crime scene or any object in the
crime scene for court presentation is called?
A. Forensic photography
B. Crime scene sheets
C. Photographing crime
D. Police photography
15. What is the first country in the world who used photographs in police work
particularly in the identification of criminals?
A. Philippines
B. Germany
C. France
D. USA
16. In polygraphy, the second most important section that records the subject’s
respiratory movement and the changes and variations of the graph is what
section?
A. Pneumograph
B. Cardio
C. Diastolic
D. Sphygmograph
17. One of the ways in determining the date of the manufacture of the paper is by
the?
A. Secret code
B. Copyright
C. Production code
D. Watermark
18. Which of the following government issued ID cards on documents had an edge over
the others with respect to the authenticity, acceptability and legality? The
document with:
A. Signature and thumbmark
B. Signature only
C. Thumbmark only
D. Photo and signature
20. In addition to medical certificates, as prober, how can you preserve perishable
evidence like injuries, contusions, hematoma and the like? By:
A. Photographing it
B. Written interrogatories
C. Tape recording them
D. Memoirs
21. A positive print or a reproduction made with a camera, light and sensitive
material or in common use the end result of “SMILE!” is:
A. Memento
B. Photograph
C. Computerized Photostat
D. Machine copy
24. In firearm identification, the movements and attributes of the projectile after
it has left the muzzle of the gun is what kind of ballistics?
A. Exterior
B. Superior
C. Suicidal
D. Interior
25. What is the test used in determining whether the blood is a human origin or
not?
A. Acid hematin
B. Albumin test
C. Precipitin test
D. Alkaline test
26. Generally, the presence of gunpowder at or near the entrance wound show the gun
muzzle when fired is not more than how many inches?
A. 8 B. 12 C. 24 D.10
28. The document examiner’s work is basically that of comparing the questioned
document to that of the:
A. Official specimen
B. Certified copies
C. Admissible specimen
D. Standard specimen
30. If the evidence firearm itself cannot be produced in court, can a photograph of
the same be legally admitted in evidence?
A. Sometimes
B. Yes, as an object of proof
C. Yes, as a secondary evidence
D. No, the firearm itself is needed
31. A document duly signed or notarized by a former RTC Judge is what kind of
document?
A. Private
B. Personal
C. Official
D. Public
35. The fingerprint pattern usually found in loops and whorls is what?
A. Insufficient recurve
B. Core
C. Delta
D. Type lines
37. In fingerprint study, the pattern that has two deltas and with at least one
ridge that make a turn through one complete circuit is called what?
A. Accidental
B. Loop
C. Whorl
D. Arch
38. In the Holy Bible (Genesis 1:3-5), GOD, after creating the heavens and earth,
commanded, “Let there be light”, and there was light which we call “day” and
darkness as “night” and there was evening and there was morning. Which of the
said creations are the basic components of photography?
A. Light only
B. Earth and heaven
C. Light and darkness
D. Evening and morning
40. It is the metal cup containing highly sensitive chemical compound that ignites
when hit by a firing pin. It is called?
A. Powder
B. Primer
C. Slug
D. Cartridge
41. The main purpose of the fingerprint system is to confirm the identity and the
criminal history of the?
A. Relatives of the suspect
B. Suspect
C. Victims
D. Gangmates
42. Can there be an accidental whorl even if there is only one (1) delta?
A. It depends
B. Yes
C. No
D. Sometimes
43. Onset of rigor mortis means the setting of body changes due to:
A. Death
B. Putrefaction
C. Obesity
D. Poisoning
47. There are two main types of firearms and these are?
A. Artillery and small firearms
B. Automatic and semi-automatic firearms
C. Hand and shoulder arms
D. Calibered and caliberated firearms
48. In firearms identification, the marks found in the anterior portion that are
generally found on bullets or slugs fired from revolvers are called?
A. Groove marks
B. Strippling marks
C. Riffling marks
D. Skid marks
49. In photography, an exhibit shown in court for scrutiny by litigants and others
is what?
A. Vivid photos
B. None of these
C. Hand exhibit
D. Negative exhibit
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50. In a robbery case, the photographs should include the close-up shots of what?
A. Good stolen
B. Entrance and exit
C. Cohorts
D. Escaped car
51. The approximate center of a fingerprint pattern, usually found in loops and
whorls is?
A. Middle ridge
B. Core
C. Central ridge
D. Slope
52. Just in any other aspects of investigation, crime scene photography can be used
in obtaining what?
A. Clear vision of the crime
B. All of these
C. Confession
D. corroborative
55. In firearms examination, the distance advance by the rifling in one complete
turn is?
A. Pitch of riflings
B. None of these
C. Depth of grooves
D. Depth of twist
56. In violent death, it is indispensable that the victim’ death is due to the
natural and direct consequences of the injuries inflicted. If there is an
intervening cause, the offender can:
A. Invoke mitigating circumstances
B. Be held liable
C. Be held joint liable
D. Escape liability
57. The part of the gun that pulls the empty cases or shells from the cylinder
simultaneously is called:
A. None of these
B. Extractor
C. Hammer
D. Cylinder remover
59. Who was that scientist who developed his own method of systolic blood pressure
test for detecting deception?
A. Fenne
B. William Maston
C. Angelo Mosso
D. John Larson
61. In questioned documents inquiry, the addition of writing and other materials
between lines or paragraphs or the addition of whole pages to a document is
called?
A. Insertion or interlineation
B. Attribution
C. Supplication
D. Contrition
62. In fingerprint probe, which of the following refers to the rolling of finger
onto the rolling impression columns?
A. rolling impression
B. impression
C. Palm impression
D. little fingers column
64. Basically, the main job of a document examiner is to compare the questioned
document with the?
A. Stolen but readable documents
B. Stolen but recovered documents
C. Highly suspected altered documents
D. Standard documents
65. What do you call this type of bullet which is designed to be fired at night
which emits a bright flame at its base usually colored red-top?
A. Armor piercing
B. Double action
C. Reflectorize
D. Tracer
66. What is this death that is due to a sudden, fatal stoppage of heart
functioning?
A. Heart attack
B. Death from syncope
C. Thrombosis
D. Myocardiac infarction
68. There are several classes of questioned documents but MOST disputed documents
are documents with:
A. Questioned signature
B. Questioned typewriting
C. Forgery
D. Alterations
69. In polygraphy, what is the part of the cardio component which indicate air
pressure in the system in millimeters of mercury?
A. Anode indicator
B. Electrode
C. Sphygmomanometer
D. Polygram
72. In typewriter examination, the type face defects in which the letters are
printed to the right or to the left of its proper position is termed as what?
A. Horizontal malalignment
B. Off-beat alignment
C. Twisted print
D. Vertical malalignment
73. The modern definition of photography covers the recording of images of scenes
of objects not only with the use of conventional camera but also of other
instruments used in taking digital imaging and?
A. Accessories
B. Computers
C. Microscope
D. Filters
74. In police of even in ordinary photographing activity, when we say tripod, the
stand has how many legs or vertical support?
A. 3 B.4 C. 1 D. 2
76. Questions intended to absorb the response generally acquired by the first
relevant question in the series is what kind of question?
A. Sacrifice relevant
B. Symptomatic
C. Peak of tension
D. Control test
77. The type of forgery which is made when the writer exerts no much efforts to
effect resemblance of facsimile between the forged and the genuine signature is
called?
A. Traced
B. Spurious
C. Simulated
D. Simple
79. Flash bulb and electronic flash are two examples of light sources of short
duration. One that remains very popular even today is the?
A. Electronic flash
B. Flash bulb
C. Organic flash
D. Electrical bulb
83. In questioned documents, any stroke which goes back over another writing
strokes is called?
A. Retracing
B. Restroking
C. Retouching
D. Reforming
84. Murder should be discounted if there exists in photographs of the crime scene,
broken glasses, disarray of furniture which shows the possible defense put-up
by the:
A. Probers
B. Assailant
C. Victim
D. Bystanders
86. If after the polygraph test, the subject voluntarily informed the examiner on
his involvement in the crime, your next action is to inform the?
A. Witness
B. Investigator
C. Relative of subject
D. Victim
88. In crime probe, cadaveric lividity is important because it may indicate the
cause of death and also indicate if the body was what?
A. Injured
B. Embalmed
C. A victim of suicide
D. Moved
89. When the photographing of crime scene or any other object has the purpose or
goal of using them in court as evidence in any litigation, then it is defined
as what kind of photography?
A. Modern/technical
B. Police
C. Forensic
D. legal
91. The type of cartridge with a rim diameter smaller than the body is what kind of
cartridge?
A. Center
B. Belted
C. Rebated
D. Rimmed
92. In searching for latent prints on a crime with forcible entry, look for:
crowbars, screw driver, electrical systems, etc. because those are the possible
source of scene fingerprints, correct?
A. Not true C. Maybe
B. Possibly true D. yes
93. The process of writing the symbols of the corresponding patterns on the space
provided in the fingerprint card is called:
A. Blocking
B. Pairing
C. Fingers system
D. Spacing
94. Which of the following documents is the other term of questioned documents?
A. Disputed C. Guided
B. Blurred D. Cased
95. The post-test interview is conducted after the polygraph test. It is conducted
if the examination shows subject’s involvement in the crime and the purpose of
which is to conduct what?
A. Further investigation
B. None of these
C. Background check
D. Deception detection
96. What do you call of the innermost ridges running parallel or nearly parallel to
each other which diverge and surround to tend to surround the pattern area?
A. Delta lines C. Diverging lines
B. Type lines D. Eyelet lines
98. Which of the following evidence is not material or no bearing in the conviction
of an accused?
A. Inadmissible C. Optic/real
B. Documentary D. Circumstantial
100. A victim’s cadaver if exposed to either heat or cold may result to a post-
mortem lividity color of:
A. Violet
B. Bright-red
C. Yellowish
D. Pole
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