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Photography Pre Board 2026

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following illustrations is an example of refraction?

a)

b)

c)

d)

2.

You are required to reproduce an image through the action of light, which image CANNOT be used for your purpose?

a)

I

b)

II

c)

III

d)

IV

3.

You are taking a photograph at a dimly lit room, choose what equipment you need from the following illustrations?

a)

I

b)

II

c)

III

d)

IV

4.

What is the purpose of fluorescence photography?

a)

Photographing an obscured writing

b)

Photographing a firearm or bullets.

c)

Photographing a charred document.

d)

Photographing an opaque body or structure.

5.

The police who first arrived in the crime scene should secure and take photos of the area. What type of photography is BEST suited for the purpose?

a)

Police photography

b)

Forensic photography

c)

Ultraviolet photography

d)

Infrared photography

6.

Which of the following technology can be applied in crime prevention through environmental design?

a)

CCTV

b)

Forensic photography

c)

Police Photography

d)

Photographic Intelligence

7.

Which object or thing requires the use of macro photography?

a)

Fingerprint

b)

Blood and body fluids

c)

Wooden club

d)

Firearms and cartridges

8.

Your emotion is impacted by the crime and your hand is a bit shaky as you are to operate a camera.  Which equipment support as illustrated should  you use in taking photos with steady shots?

a)

I

b)

II

c)

III

d)

IV

9.

Pat Ely had just responded to a crime scene in the middle of the night.  Which of the following illustrations is MORE APPROPRIATE for crime scene photography?

a)

I

b)

II

c)

III

d)

IV

10.

PAT Tomas is dealing with latent fingerprints on the surface of the table and he wants to produce a good visible image while photographing it. What method of photography should he  apply for that purpose?

a)

Oblique

b)

Infrared

c)

Close-up

d)

Photomicrography

11.

What lens is BEST useful in surveillance photography?

a)

Telephoto

b)

Normal

c)

Micro

d)

Macro

12.

What advantage can an analogue photography offer than digital photography?

a)

Verification and authentication are easy.

b)

Authentication and verification are difficult.

c)

Documentation and authentication are the same.

d)

Analyzing and scrutinizing are complex.

13.

Which of the following illustrations is a Digital Camera?

a)

I

b)

II

c)

III

d)

IV

14.

PAT Melvin is showing the general pictorial location of the crime scene  to satisfy the “where did the crime happen” question. Which photograph should he use for the purpose?

a)

I

b)

II

c)

III

d)

IV

15.

PAT Diego is taking a flash photography and to get a good result, he placed a translucent material between the light source and the subject being photographed. Which of the following is he applying?

a)

Diffused lighting

b)

Direct reflective

c)

Oblique lighting

d)

Transmitted lighting

16.

After detecting and processing a latent print, it now shows partial visibility, but you need to make it more visible by using laser, blue, green or colored filters to show contrasting appearance of the print. What technique is this?

a)

Alternate light source

b)

Oblique angle lighting

c)

Direct reflective lighting

d)

Bounced lighting

17.

What is NOT a purpose of a document photography?

a)

As tentative record for investigative and court purposes.

b)

Serves as an archival tool, recording materials submitted for examinations.

c)

Assists in viewing and recording facets of a documents.

d)

Aids in explaining a conclusion.

           

18.

PAT Delfin is photographing a document evidence. Which of the following that he would most likely apply oblique lighting?

a)

traces of indented writing

b)

tremors  or shaky strokes

c)

erasures in writing

d)

simulated forgery

19.

To get a better exposure in a low light situation, which of the following is the BEST option to take ?

a)

Increase the aperture

b)

Decrease the aperture

c)

Increase the shutter

d)

Decrease the ISO

 

20.

What must be adjusted when you are to move the ring of the lens as shown in the image?

a)

Aperture

b)

Exposure

c)

Shutter speed

d)

Flashing device

21.

To ensure that much of the image is in focus when taking photographs, which of the following should be adjusted?

a)

Depth of field

b)

Exposure

c)

Shutter speed

d)

Aperture setting

22.

What of the following illustrations refer to depth of field?

a)

I

b)

II

c)

III

d)

IV

23.

What photographic technique will be applied when taking photographs of a questioned document with obliterated writings content?

a)

Infrared

b)

Ultraviolet

c)

Micro

d)

X-ray

24.

All electronic evidence prior to court presentation as stipulated in the law  must be subject for verification  as to reliability and acceptability. Which term is appropriate to describe the process of verification?

a)

Authentication

b)

Witnessed

c)

Invalidation

d)

Production

25.

Photographic images may fall under the following classes of evidence, EXCEPT _______.

a)

Physical

b)

Documentary

c)

Corroborative

d)

Supplementary

26.

Select the photograph that must be taken directly above the evidence (at a 90 degree angle) so that there is no distortion or distraction of the object.

a)

Close-up without ruler

b)

Overview

c)

Midrange

d)

Close-up with ruler

27.

Which of the following BEST represents the technique of oblique lighting?

a)

I

b)

II

c)

III

d)

IV

28.

When do you use a ruler or other measuring scales near the object and should be included in the photograph as point of reference?

a)

When the size of an item is significant.

b)

When it was required by the supervisor to the photographer.

c)

At the will of the photographer.

d)

As a matter of procedural requirement on all items of evidence.

29.

PAT Dencio had just taken a close up photograph of a knife with the evidence number and ruler. Why is it also important to take a photograph without the evidence number and ruler?

a)

To prove there is nothing hidden under the number/ruler at the scene.

b)

Just in case the evidence number changes.

c)

As a backup if the first photograph is corrupted, hacked or lost.

d)

The one with the ruler/number is for CSI, the one without is for the Court.

30.

Which statement is NOT true?

a)

Photograph is a legal substitute for an object.

b)

Photograph is not a legal substitute for an object.

c)

Photograph is already accurate as it is.

d)

Photograph cannot corroborate facts.

31.

What is forensic photography?

a)

Deviation from conventional to sophisticated and specialized photography.

b)

Photographic enlargement of evidence in police work.

c)

Taking of the three types of views at the crime scene.

d)

Highly specialized documentation of crime scene.

32.

What is test for the admissibility of photographic evidence?

a)

Truthfulness

b)

Relevance

c)

Argumentum Ad Populum

d)

Ad hominem

33.

What is being referred to as the degree of being related or useful to what is happening or being talked about and is important in weighing an evidence?

a)

Relevancy

b)

Materiality

c)

Competency

d)

Admissibility

34.

This photographic application whose wavelength used is 700-800 millimicrons is applied on charred or burnt, over written documents and internal injuries.

a)

Digital photography

b)

Infrared photography

c)

Ultraviolet photography

d)

X-ray photography

35.

Bullet and cartridge comparison can be viewed well through…

a)

Infrared photo

b)

Photomacrography

c)

Photomicrography

d)

Ultraviolet photography

 

36.

A light that has a wavelength of more than 700 millimicrons and is most applicable in flash photography where almost no visible light are available such as taking photographs at nights on illegal activity secretly.

a)

Infrared Light

b)

Ultra Violet Light

c)

Visible Light  

d)

X-rays                   

37.

What photographic principles will you apply if you are using short wave and long wave lamp?

a)

Infrared photography

b)

Photomacrography 

c)

Photomicrography

d)

Ultra-violet photography

38.

You are assigned to conduct a surveillance and produce a photograph of illegal activities of an organized crime group at night in almost no visible light available. What special photographic technique is most appropriate for your activity?

a)

Infrared Light

b)

Ultra Violet Light  

c)

Visible Light  

d)

X-rays

39.

What is NOT a method of documentation process at the crime scene?

a)

Collection

b)

Note-taking

c)

Photographing

d)

Sketching

 

40.

In photography both analog and digital, the ISO tells you what?

a)

How expensive the camera you have

b)

How fast your camera can capture a moving object

c)

How many exposures you can make

d)

How sensitive the camera sensor is to light