Professional Documents
Culture Documents
C. Maybe
B. No
D.Sometimes
2. If the smallest caliber of a gun is 22 caliber, what is the biggest caliber (May
2008 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
A. Caliber 60
C. Caliber 50
B. Caliber 45
D. Caliber 40
C. Gun powder
B. Bullet
D. Printer
4. It refers to a point on the ridge formation location at the center as heart of the
pattern. (May 2008 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
A. Delter
C. Radial loop
B. Core
D. Ulinar loop
C. Primer
B. Bullet
D. Segment
6. What is the symbol of center pocket loop whorl? (May 2008 Criminologist
Licensure Examination)
A. c
C. x
B. d
D. w
D. Once in a while
a.
A. Cuprichydrocloric
B. Amino solution
C. Lysergic acid
D. Sulfuric acid
10. In typewriting probe the condition of a type face printing heavier on one side
is: (May 2008 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
b. A. Irregular print
c. C. Off its fact
c. C. cerebral
fracture
d. D. brain
convulsive
h. C. textile
i. D. poison
m. C. bread
n. D. round
r. C. sometimes
s. D. it depends
w. C.
computing
magnifying glass
x. D. low powered
microscope
ab.C. testimony
aa. B. function
ac. D. appearance
ag.C. it depends
ah.D. no
al. C. physiological
test
am.
test
D. Scientific
an.
19. Proofs of poisoning maybe obtained from the
postmortem examination and by: (August 2004 Criminologist
Licensure Examination)
ao.A. toxicologic
aq.C. necropsy
ap.B.
pathologic
analysis of the
tissues
ar. D.
chemical
analysis of the
organs
as. 20. What is the most popular and traditional mode of removing
powder residue? (August 2003 Criminologist Licensure
Examination)
at. A. Swabbing cotton moistened with 5% nitric acid
au.B. Washing hands with vinegar
av. C. Washing both hands with hot water
aw.
bc.D. Slug
bd.22.
are the tiny portions or is a hill-like structure
found on the epidermis of friction skin containing sweat, with
pores appearing as black lines in a fingerprint impression.
(August 2003 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
be.A. Imaginary lines
bf. B. Furrows
bh.D. Ridges
bl. C. Red
bk.B. Green
bm.
D.
violet
Ultra
bn.24. What prints are plain finger impressions left in the stomach
surfaces unconsciously by a person committing an offense?
(August 2003 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
bo.A. Accidental
bq.C. Strange
bp.B. Visible
br. D. Standard
bs. 25. What is the basic for a positive comparison and handwriting
analysis?
(August
2003
Criminologist
Licensure
Examination)
bt. A.
Class
characteristics
bu.B. Uniqueness of
characteristics
bv.C.
Normal
handwriting
bw.
D.
One
unique
characteristic
Educated
cf. C.
DNA
fingerprinting
ce. B. Paraffin
cg.D. Ballistics
ch.28. What is that condition wherein fatty tissue of the body are
transformed to soft brownish-white substance known as
adipocere? (August 2003 Criminologist Licensure
Examination)
ci. A. Mummification
ck.C. Maceration
cj. B. Putrefaction
cl. D. Saponification
cm.
29. The most common method which a forger will use to
disguise his handwriting is to
(August
2003
Criminologist Licensure Examination)
cn.A. Change
direction of
slant
co.B. Write
rapidly
the
the
cp.C. Write
slowly
very
larger
very
cq.D. Write
than usual
cs. A. By cleaning
obliterate surface
cu.C. By applying
etching reagent
ct. B. By polishing
stamped
serial
numbers
cv. D. By removing
the zone of strain
cw.
31. What do you do with fingerprinting in case of
temporary disabilities? (August 2003 Criminologist Licensure
Examination)
cx.A. Delayed until wounded finger is cleaned up
cy. B. Done with care so that pressure shall not be felt
cz. C. Held back until injury is healed
da.D. Taken three days after
db.32. What type of lens is that whose center is thicker and the
sides thinner? (August 2003 Criminologist Licensure
Examination)
dc.A. Concave
de.C. Diverging
dd.B. Micro
df. D. Positive
dl. 34. There are two types of color films, the negative and the
reversal. Which of the following suffix indicates the negative
one? (August 2003 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
dm.
A. Color
dn.B. Chrome
do.C. Ortho
dp.D. Pan
red
eh.B. Dissection
en.C. Sublimation
em.
B.
Explosion
eo.D. Combustion
es. C. Musketry
er. B. Electrocution
et. D. Chamber
fe. 43. What do you call the inner terminus or focal point located at
the center or the approximate? (August 2003 Criminologist
Licensure Examination)
ff. A. Center
fg. B. Delta
fh. C. Core
fj. 44. Which among the following is among the three major
sections of the polygraph machine? (August 2003
Criminologist Licensure Examination)
fk. A. Spygmograph
fl. B. Pneumograph
fm.
C.
Pump
bulb assembly
fn. D. Dermatogram
fo. 45. What fingerprint pattern does not have ridge count?
(August 2003 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
fp. A. Whorls
fq. B. Arches
fx. D. Enclosures
fy. 47. Which indicates the speed of the lens or the amount of light
the lens lets through in proportion to its focal length? (August
2003 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
fz. A. Flash meters
gb.C. f
ga.B. Exposure
gg.C.
Springfield
armory
gh.D. Carbine
gj. A. Single
firearm
shot
Slide
gq.C. Shading
gp.B. Retracing
gr. D. Patching
gv.C. Shaded
gu.B. Lasered
gw.
D. Traced
gz.B. Stencils
hc.
ha.C. Copier
hd.53. What type of doctor performs autopsy or post-mortem
examination? (March 1998 Criminologist Licensure
Examination)
he.A. Toxicologist
hf. B.
Forensic
pathologist
hg.C.
General
practitioner
hh.D. Radiologist
hl. C.
Springfield
armory
hm.
D. Carbin
hv.C. Magenta
hu.B. Cyan
hw.
D. Yellow
ia. C. Experimental
hz.B. Depositions
ic. 58. What hand firearm successively places cartridge into firing
position rotating its cylinder? (March 1998 Criminologist
Licensure Examination)
id. A. Pistol
if. C. Revolver
ie. B. Shotgun
ig. D. Garand
ih. 59. What type of forgery is when the writer exerts no effort to
effect resemblance between the forged and the genuine
signature?
(March
1998
Criminologist
Licensure
Examination)
ii. A. Multiple
ik. C. Simple
ij. B. Traced
il. D. Simulated
im.
60. In photographing a crime scene, what view will best
feature the physical evidence existing at the crime scene?
(March 1998 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
in. A. Medium
ip. C. General
io. B. Close-up
shot
iz. C. Wide-angle
iy. B. Telephoto
ja. D. Zoom
jb. 63. What is the range of distance from the nearest object to the
farthest object that is sharp when the lens is set or focused at a
particular distance? (March 1998 Criminologist Licensure
Examination)
jc. A. Depth of field
jf. D. hyper
distance
focal
jg. 64. What is death due to the mercy killing of a sick person?
(March 1998 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
jh. A. Natural death
ji. B. Euthanasia
jm.
A.
Multiplication
jo. C. Measurement
jp. D. Quantification
jn. B. Qualification
jq. 66. What hand firearm has a rotating cylinder that serves as a
magazine which successively places cartridges into position for
firing? (March 1998 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
jr. A. Revolver
jt. C. Rifle
js. B. Pistol
ju. D. Carbine
jv. 67. What are the little openings on the skin from where sweat is
excreted?
(March
1998
Criminologist
Licensure
Examination)
jw.A. Ridges
jy. C. Pore
jx. B. Whorl
jz. D. Loop
kd.C.
Ridge
tranquility
of
ki. C. Rachet
kj. D. Lock
kk.70. What kind of pattern has two deltas in which at least one
ridge makes a turn through one complete circuit? (March 1998
Criminologist Licensure Examination)
kl. A. Loop
kn.C. Arch
km.
B.
Accidental whorl
kq.A. Flourologist
ks. C. Dermatologist
kr. B. Spectropologist
kt. D. Toxicologist
kx.C. Chiroscopy
kw.
B.
Poroscopy
ky.D. Flouroscopy
lc. C. Caliber
lb. B. Gauge
ld. D. Bore
le. 74. Hand firearm usually applied to single shot and automatic
loading. (April 1988 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
lf. A. Revolver
lg. B. Pistol
lh. C.
Sub-machine
gun
li. D. Shotgun
lm.
C.
Requested
standard
ln. D.
Collected
standard
lr. C. Movement
ls. D. Patching
lt.
lu.
lv. 77. Normal or usual deviations in ones handwriting. (April
1988 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
lw.A.
variation
Natural
lx. B. Inconspicuous
characteristics
ma.
78. A specimen of a persons writing or handwriting
executed upon request. (April 1988 Criminologist Licensure
Examination)
mb.
A.
Requested
standard
md.
C.
Questioned
document
mc.
B. Collected
standard
me.
D.
Holograph
document
mf.
79. Stroke interruption caused by moving the writing
instrument from the paper. (April 1988 Criminologist
Licensure Examination)
mg.
A. Pen lift
mh.
B.
movement
Pen
mi.
C.
start
Flying
mj.
D.
pressure
Pen
mk.
80. The going back over a defective portion of a writing
stroke in a questioned document is. (April 1988 Criminologist
Licensure Examination)
ml.
A. Patching
mm.
B. Pen lift
mn.
C.
start
Flying
mo.
D.
pressure
Pen
mp.
81. Process of obtaining photographic magnification of
minute objects by using a camera attached to a compound
microscope.
(April
1988
Criminologist
Licensure
Examination)
mq.
A.
Microfilming
ms.
C.
Macroscopy
mr.
B.
Photo
micrography
mt.
D.
Photo
macrography
mu.
82. Sheet of celluloid or glass coated with an emulsion of
silver halides suspended in gelatin with retains an invisible
image when exposed to light. (April 1988 Criminologist
Licensure Examination)
mv.
A. Lens
mw.
B. Film
mx.
C.
glass
my.
Ground
D. Filter
mz.
83. Transformation of the exposed silver halides into
black metallic silver and fixes the image in place to produce a
negative. (April 1988 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
na.A. Fixing
nc.C. Agitation
nd.D. Development
nh.C. Fixing
ni. D. development
nj. 85. The nearest and farthest distance apparently in sharp focus
on a given object being photographed. (April 1988
Criminologist Licensure Examination)
nk.A. Focal length
nl. B. Focal plane
nm.
C. Focusing
scale
nn.D. Depth of field
no.86. Distance from the optical center of the lens to the film when
the lens is focused at infinity. (April 1988 Criminologist
Licensure Examination)
np.A. Focusing scale
nw.
C. Dot
nv.B. Island
ob.C. Ridges
og.C.
spasm
Cadaveric
ol. C.
spasm
Cadaveric
om.
D.
Haematoma
on.91. Stiffening of the body after death. (April 1988
Criminologist Licensure Examination)
oo.A. Livor mortis
oq.C.
spasm
Cadaveric
or. D. Fracture
ov.C. Exhibisionist
ou.B. Peepingtom
ow.
D. Sadist
Padding
pa.C.
Irrelevant
question
pb.D.
Relevant
question
pc.
pd.94. The emotion of fear present on a lying subject in whom the
polygraph examiner is particularly interested in. (April 1988
Criminologist Licensure Examination)
pe.A. Fear of the
unknown
pg.C.
Fear
exposure
of
po.A. Truth
test
serum
pq.C. Nacro-analysis
test
pr. D. Peak of tension
test
ps. 97. Chemical solution dropped on paraffin casts taken from the
hands of one who is suspected to have recently fired a gun.
(April 1988 Criminologist Licensure Examination)
pt. A. Benzidine
pv.C. Precipitine
pu.B. Florence
pw.
D.
Diphenylamine
qa.C.
Corrosive
poisoning
qb.D.
Organic
vegetables
poisoning
qf. C. Precipitin
qe.B. Diphenylamine
qh.
qi. 100. A person who has in his other body fluids the same blood
group factors. (April 1988 Criminologist Licensure
Examination)
qj. A. Secretor
qk.B. Non-secretor
ql. C. Neutral
qm.
D. Antidote
qn.
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qq.
3. b
qr. 4. b
qs.5. a
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qu.
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qv.8. a
qw.
9. a
qx.
10. a
qy.11. c
qz.12. a
ra. 13. b
rb. 14. b
rc. 15. b
rd. 16. c
re. 17. d
rf. 18. d
rg. 19. b
rh. 20. b
ri. 21. c
rj. 22. d
rk. 23. d
rl. 24. a
rm.
25. a
rn. 26. b
ro. 27. c
rp. 28. d
rq. 29. b
rr. 30. c
rs. 31. c
rt. 32. a
ru. 33. a
rv. 34. a
rw.35. a
rx. 36. a
ry. 37. d
rz. 38. a
sa.39. b
sb.40. d
sc. 41. d
sd.42. b
se.43. c
sf. 44. b
sg.45. b
sh.46. c
si. 47. a
sj. 48. a
sk.49. a
sl. 50. b
sm.
51.
sn.52. d
so.53. b
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sq.55. b
sr. 56. b
ss. 57. a
st. 58. c
su.59. c
sv. 60. d
sw.
61.
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sz. 64. b
ta. 65. b
tb. 66. a
tc. 67. c
td. 68. d
te. 69. b
tf. 70. d
tg. 71. d
th. 72. b
ti. 73. a
tj. 74. b
tk. 75. d
tl. 76. c
tm.
77.
tn. 78. a
to. 79. a
tp. 80. a
tq. 81. b
tr. 82. b
ts. 83. d
tt. 84. b
tu. 85. a
tv. 86. c
tw.87. d
tx. 88. c
ty. 89. c
tz. 90. b
ua.
91.
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92.
uc.
93.
ud.
94.
ue.
95.
uf. 96. d
ug.
97.
uh.
98.
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uj. 100. a
uk.
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