The spiral rotation of whorl starts at __________.

The friction skin may be damaged permanently. When was the layer damaged?

Podoscopy When there is an “Interlocking Loop” or “S” type, what will the fingerprint pattern be?

What is the type of pattern in which the looping or slanting ridges flow towards the little finger or pinky finger?

The core and delta are also termed as ____?

Whenever the number of interesting (intervening) lines had been three, then this would have been _____

The very first thing to do in fingerprint classification is

An instrument used for spreading the fingerprint ink on the slab.

What method of developing latent prints in paper is best to be used, being easy to apply and less destructive to the paper, tissue, and cloths.

When visible, the powder should be lifted from the surface with clear tape and transferred to another surface, which refers to _____

The process of placing the letter symbols under each pattern as a result of the interpretation of all ten fingers?

Is the classification formula derived from both little fingers, and is it placed at the extreme right of the classification formula?

What is a point in whorl and loop prints that lies within a three-prolonged shaped structure?

What is the system in assigning numbers and letter non-specific general pattern, shape, limited ridge flow and some limited ridge counts between common and landmarks?

In case of double thumb of the same size what should be the course of action in classifying them?

A forensic procedure performed by trained personnel of the PNP Crime Laboratory through scientific methods of investigation for the purpose of preserving the crime scene, gathering information, documentation, collection, and examination of all physical evidence.

What kind of filter should a photographer use to improve the contrast of a latent fingerprint impression dusted with BLACK POWDER on a green background?

At least three photos must be taken of every piece of evidence, which is NOT included in the following?

21. Which of the following is NOT included in the basic types of crime scene photographs?

What is meant by total take (PAGKUHA SA KABUUHAN)?

The following are the essential parts of the camera, except.

Which of the following parts of the camera is used to focus the light? Transmitting the light to form the image.

A part of the camera that controls the passage of light reaching the sensitized material.

It is the timing of the camera shutter and the flash so that when the shutter is fully opened, that’s the time that the flash will yield its highest peaks of illumination…

A lens defect that enables the lens to focus both horizontal and vertical lines in a plane at the same time.

A system of camera lens elements for which the focal length can be varied (DIFFERENT), as opposed to a fixed-focal-length lens and ideal for sports, and wildlife.

Pat. CHAPS was assigned to take pictures at a crime scene. He was instructed to take as many photographs as he could. His first shots were inside the room of the house where the murder was committed. To obtain photographs of the house's facade, what lens should he use?

The light condition where an object in an open space casts a deep and uniform shadow?

What is the process of eliminating unwanted portions of a negative during the enlarging process?

What part of the camera (SLR) records the image?

In taking photographs of tool marks for court presentation, what is the best film to use to provide more contrast and details?

Which of the following is the science that deals with the launching, flight behavior, and impact/effect of projectiles?

A metal rod or plate that strikes the cartridge primer to detonate the powder.

A metal rod or plate that strikes the cartridge primer to detonate the powder.

The rearward (backward) reaction of the firearm with the forward movement of the bullet upon firing due to the expansion and explosion, and needed for the fully automatic mechanism of the firearm by Hiram Maxim?

What occurs when there is a complete failure to fire?

The actual pattern, the curve path of the bullet in flight, is used to determine the direction or location of firing.

The rate of speed of the bullet per unit of time, expressed in feet per second, may be measured using a chronograph.

A device that fits over the muzzle of the barrel to muffle the sound of a gunshot. Most work involves baffling the escape of gases.

A Forensic Chemist is tasked to examine the chemical nature and composition of the following, except...

The Blueprint of Human Life refers to _______.

A poisonous gas that smells like a rotten egg?

When a rape case is being investigated, investigators know that something LEFT BEHIND AT THE CRIME Scene, presence of semen is possible, what test can be applied to determine the ...

What is known as the reproduction of an impression made on a soft surface by utilizing casting materials?

When the positive result in the screening test of the blood is blue, what test was applied?

A person who is qualified to conduct a toxicological examination.

To determine the racial origin of the suspect hair strands left at the crime scene, microscopic and physical examinations, why is it that the forensic expert is optimistic that the suspect is a black man or a negro?

Which is NOT subjected to Macro-Etching?

A burned body of the suspect during the fire in a densely populated area in Tondo, Manila; what is the application of dental knowledge imposed by police agencies in the criminal justice system?

What study applies chemistry to criminal investigation, focusing on analyzing substances connected to crime investigation?

What kind of forgery is used to assemble the model, wherein copying or animation of a genuine signature or writing is used?

It is one of the most expensive instruments for examining documents showing three-dimensional enlargements.

A document becomes a QD when ______, alteration is made, which usually affects the original content or meaning of the document.

CHAPS, a well-known author, successfully published books that readers enjoyed because of the trademark of his penmanship. If his books are examined, what is the correct term for his trademark of penmanship?

Which of the following is NOT the use of the INK POLYGRAPH?

What is the normal emotional response induced by a specific threat or danger that is, most of the time, beyond one's defensive power?

A section of the polygraph machine is designed to run the paper at a regular speed of 6 inches per minute.

An attachment of the cardiopsychymograph is placed above the brachial artery.

What should the examiner do when the subject is highly nervous (not allowed to be in the polygraph)?

In a polygraph test, Questions are usually answerable by

What should be the mark placed on a chart paper at the start of the test?

The stage in the polygraph test's conduct is designed to prepare or condition the subject for the actual test.

Which should NOT be taken into consideration during the pre-test.

It is conducted to obtain a confession or an admission from the subject once deception is observed.

The type of question is designed to establish a normal response from the subject.

What is the standard question?

It is used to determine details of a crime that is not known to officials, such as the location of an unrecovered body, but would be known to a participant in the crime.

What is a short-barreled firearm having a magazine enclosed in its grip?

The most important single processing is a barrel manufacture from the standpoint of the identification expert.

A long gun that has a barrel shortened from its original length (Not more than 22 inches) and commonly used by cavalry.

A part of a firearm that houses all the other parts.

The mechanism of a firearm that withdraws the empty shells from the chamber.

A type of primer consisting of two flash holes or vents. It was designed by Col. Hiram Berdan.

A complete unfired unit consisting of a bullet, gunpowder, cartridge case and primer or loaded shell for use in any firearm.

A type of ammunition which does not have bullets used in filmmaking:

A type of cartridge with a rim diameter which is smaller than the diameter of the body of the cartridge?

It is defined as the determination of drug use, poisoning, or exposure to toxic substances as part of a legal investigation.

What will the result's color be using Diphenylamine (C6H5)2NH in sulphuric acid?

Gunpowder residue may be determined by.

In close contact 2 to 8 inches, what may be seen as black dots outside the hole?

What is a blasting explosive that is based on nitroglycerine?

It refers to the usual or normal deviations found in a repeated specimen of an individual's handwriting.

In document examination, when referring to contemporary documents, this refers to ______?

It refers to properties or marks, elements, or qualities that serve to distinguish and are known as the basis of identification.

A specimen of writing executed without the intention of changing the usual writing habits. It is executed generally by the writer, ensuring its authenticity and reliability.

Writing forms can either be disconnected or joined letter writings. What specimen of writing is characterized by a disconnected style?

A genuine signature that was used in the preparation of a simulated or traced forgery.

In the questioned documents, what kind of signature is used by a forger who tries to reproduce it without the knowledge of the signature's owner for financial gain?

An irregularity in strokes characterized by a shaky or wavering stroke, which is perfectly apparent even without magnification?

What widens the ink strokes due to the added pressure on a flexible pen point?

What is the interruption or gap in the writing stroke in forming a letter when a writing instrument leaves the paper?

When a writer fixes a portion of a writing by going back over another stroke that is not readable or not acceptable. What was done by the writer?

The study of one's handwriting is used to attempt to determine one's personality.

What is the science or study of handwriting based on the fundamental strokes, the curve, and the straight?

The type of light examination is best used for deciphering obliterated writing and charred documents.

Which is most accurate of the major components of a polygraph machine?

Which of the following is the principle in fingerprinting that ridges fully develop their general arrangement and remain the same throughout life?