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NAME: ____________________________________________________________________COURSE:________

SECTION: __________________________________________________________ DATE: ______ SCORE: ____

General Instruction: Read it Carefully

1. Use black ball-point pen in answering each questions.


2. No permit, No exam policy.
3. During Exam TURN OFF your mobile phone.(Wag kanang umasa na I chat kapa dahil hindi na)
4. No Erasures, Erasures means Wrong (Mahirap na Itama ang Mali, lalo na pag sa maling tao)
5. The students who did not follow this instruction will be automatically zero in his/her exam.

FORENSIC PHOTOGRAPHY ( FORENSIC 1 )

Test 1. MULTIPLE CHOICE. Choose the best answer and encircle the correct answer.

1. It is an art or science which deals with the reproduction of images through the action of light, upon sensitized
materials, with the aid of camera ant its accessories, and chemical process involved therein.

A. Photography C. Write with light


B. Draw with Light D. All of the Above

2. As any means for the chemical, thermal, electrical or electronic recording of the image on sensitized materials, or
object formed by some type of radiant energy, including gamma rays.

A. Forensic Photography C. Modern Photography


B. Police Photography D. None of the Above

3. A light sources of this category are man made and are divided into two sources.

A. Natural Source of Light C. Hazy sunlight


B. Continuous Radiation D. Artificial Light

3. It is lighting condition where objects in open space cast deep and uniform shadow.

A. Dull Sunlight C. Cloudy Bright


B. Hazy Sunlight D. Bright Sunlight

5. It is an object in open space cast no shadow but objects at far distance are clearly visible.

A. Dull Sunlight C. Cloudy Bright


B. Hazy Sunlight D. Bright Sunlight

6. It is an object in open that cast no shadow.

A. Dull Sunlight C. Cloudy Bright


B. Hazy Sunlight D. Bright Sunlight

7. It is an object in open space cast no shadow and visibility of distant objects are already limited.

A. Dull Sunlight C. Cloudy Bright


B. Cloudy Dull D. Bright Sunlight

8. It is an object in open space cast transparent shadow.

A. Dull Sunlight C. Cloudy Bright


B. Hazy Sunlight D. Bright Sunlight

9. Are those that can give illumination continuously.The common light sources are fluorescent lamp, incandescent
lamp ant etc.

A. Natural Source of Light C. Hazy sunlight


B. Continuous Radiation D. Artificial Light

10.This kind of light is primarily, those coming directly from the sun, secondary those being reflected by clouds and
sky.
A. Artificial Light C. Hazy sunlight
B. Continuous Radiation D. Natural Source of Light

11. A flash unit gives a brief flash produced by burning metallic wire.

B. Artificial Light C. Short Duration Light


B. Continuous Radiation D. Natural Source of Light

12. It is so greatly diffuse the light that recognizing the object on the other side is very difficult if not impossible.

A. Refraction C. Opaque
B. Diffraction D. Translucent

13. The deflection or bouncing back of light when it hits a surface.

A. Refraction C. Opaque
B. Diffraction D. Reflection

13. The bending of light when passing from one medium to another.

A. Refraction C. Opaque
B. Diffraction D. Reflection

15. Allow the sufficient visible light to pass through them that the object on the other side may be clearly seen.

A. Transparent C. Opaque
B. Diffraction D. Reflection

16. The bending of light when it hits a sharp edge of an opaque.

A. Refraction C. Opaque
B. Diffraction D. Reflection

17. Allows the light pass, however diffuse it sufficiently that objects on the other side may not be clearly distinguished.

A. Transparent C. Translucent
B. Diffraction D. Reflection

18. The primary color of photography.

A. Red, blue, green C. Green, blue, red


B. Red, green, blue D. Green, red, blue

19. Where the blue and green lights merged over the other, it will produce a:

A. Magenta C. Red
B. Cyan D. Yellow

20. The primary color of photography are the following, EXCEPT:

A. Green C. Red
B. Blue D. Yellow

21. It is the absence of color.

A. Gray C. Black
B. Blue D. Violet

22. The combination of green and red color the result is?

A. Magenta C. Red
B. Cyan D. Yellow

23. It is the presence of color.

A. Green C. White
B. Black D. Yellow

24. It is also known as electromagnetic energy which travel in wave motion.

A. Thunder C.Gamma Rays


B. Ultra Violet rays D. Light

25. Wavelength is measured in terms of millimicrons or also known as?

A. Macromicrons C. Microscopic measurement


B. Nanometer D. None of the above

26.The following are the electro magnetic spectrum, EXCEPT.

A. Gamma Rays C. Infrared rays


B. X - rays D. Cosmo Rays

27.The Greek word of photo is.

A. Post C. Pohs
B. Poss D. Phos

28. The photography best translates to.

A. Write with Draw C. Write with light


B. Draw and Color D. Light to Write

29. Grapho which means.

A. Write C. Color
B. Draw D. Graft

30. It is an art or science which deals with study of principles of photography and preparation for photographic
evidences.

A. Forensic Photography C.Modern Photography


B. Photography D. Police Photography

31. He accidentally creates the first photo sensitive compound.

A. Thomas Wedgwood C. Professor J. Schulze


B. James Clerk D. Richard Leach Maddox

32. He created the first permanent photograph.

A. Joseph Nicephore Niepce C. Frederick Scott Archer


B. Louis Jacques Mande Daguerre D. Richard Leach Maddox

33. He used the sun picture by placing the opaque object on leather treated with silver nitrate.

A. Henry Fox Talbot C. George Eastman


B. Sir John Herschel D. Thomas Wedgwood

34. He discover the first color image, photograph by himself “Tartan Ribbon”.

A. George Eastman C. James Clerk


B. Richard Leach Maddox D. Frederick Scott Archer

35. He is the author of Greek word “Phos” and “graphia”.

A. Sir John Herschel C. Henry Fox Talbot


B. Thomas Wedgwood D. Richard Leach Maddox

36. It is the birth year of Photography.

A. 1849 C. 1829
B. 1839 D. 1859

37. The following are the basic Components of Components, EXCEPT.

A. Sun C. Camera
B. Silver Nitrate D. Silver Chlorine

38. What is the nanometer of Ultra Violet Rays?

A. 700-1000nn C. 400-700nn
B. 1-30nn D. 30-400nn
39. It is the mechanical and chemical result of photography.

A. Photography C. Photo
B. Photograph D. Picture

40. In what year that the arrival of true digital photography.

A. 1989 C. 1998
B. 1988 D. 1899

41. The Bible (Genesis 1:3-5) God created the earth and there should be light and darkness which is daylight and
night. Among these, what is the basic component of photography?

A. All of these C. Film


B. Camera D. Light

42. In photography, it is an exhibit shown in court for scrutiny by litigants and others.

A. Police photography C. Photograph


B. Forensic photography D. Crime scene photography

43. When a photograph was developed, the objects in open space casts a deep and uniform shadow, what was the
lighting condition when the shot was taken?

A. Bright C. Dull
B. Hazy D. Cloudy

43. When a material does not allow light to pass its medium it is said to be:

A. Transparent C. Translucent
B. Opaque D. All of the above

44. It is a microscopically small photograph.

A. Microphotograph B. Photomicrograph
C. Photomacrograph D. Macrophotograph

45. To view watermarks in disputed documents, what particular method of photography is utilized?

A. Bounce light C. Side light


B.Transmitted light D. Reflected light

46. The wavelength of electromagnetic energy in reference to visible light is:

A. 001 to 100 C. 300 to 400


B. 400 to 700 D. 700 to 1000

47. It is the film with the widest range of sensitivity to the various energies of the electromagnetic spectrum.

A. Infra-red C. X-ray
B. Orthochromatic D. Panchromatic

48. The first use of photography in police work is in what particular field?

A. Crime prevention C. Identification files


B. Surveillance work D. Crime scene investigation
49. The following are the additive color EXCEPT:

A. Red C. Yellow
B. Green D. Blue

50. It is the color of most ordinary objects are due to the fact they do not absorb the same amount of light at each
wavelength.

A. Scattering C. Dispersion
B. Fluorescence D. Absorption

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